Illinois HB3493 prohibits local governments from enforcing ordinances on state facilities and requires coordination with local utilities.
Illinois HB3493 amends the Capital Development Board Act to prevent local governments from enforcing ordinances on the construction, reconstruction, improvement, or installation of state facilities. The Capital Development Board must coordinate with local utilities regarding utility connection requirements and procedures. The bill defines "fair and reasonable local connection or impact costs" as demonstrated costs incurred by local governments due to the Board's use or impact on local infrastructure.
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