- The state government of Illinois operates from its capital city, Springfield.
- The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency is reviewing development plans in Springfield, where local officials like Mayor Buscher and Senator Turner are active.
- Mayor brokers deal for state land investment, allowing a state agency to receive city land for park development in Springfield.
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is taking over vacant downtown land in Springfield for development.
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is taking over vacant downtown land in Springfield for development.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Illinois Department of Natural Resources
agency of the state of Illinois, United States
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Springfield
capital city of Illinois and county seat of Sangamon County
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