SB1999 amends Illinois laws to address odorous windows and doors, life-cycle cost analysis for road projects, and electronic crash report submission.
SB1999 amends the Illinois Municipal Code to require municipalities that have implemented a Residential Sound Insulation Program to monitor and analyze indoor air quality of windows and doors installed under the program. The Department of Transportation must develop a life-cycle cost analysis for road projects exceeding $500,000. The Illinois Vehicle Code is updated to mandate electronic submission of crash reports. The bill also establishes an advisory committee to determine eligibility for odorous window and door replacement and sets criteria for prioritizing replacements.
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