605 ILCS 5/ Illinois Highway Code.

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Article 1 - Short Title, Legislative Intent And Application Of Code Article 2 - Systems Of Highways - Definitions Division 1 - Systems Of Highways Division 2 - Definitions Article 3 - Federal Aid Article 4 - State Administration Of Highways Division 1 - General Powers Of Department Division 2 - State Highways Division 3 - Planning and Programming Division 4 - Construction and Maintenance Division 5 - Property Acquisition and Disposal Article 5 - County Administration Of Highways Division 1 - General Powers Of County - Designation Of County Highways Division 2 - County Superintendent Of Highways Division 3 - Planning and Programming Division 4 - Construction and Maintenance Division 5 - Drainage and Other Highway Structures--Construction or Repair at Joint Expense of Counties, or a County and Road District or Municipality Division 6 - Taxation Division 7 - Use Of Motor Fuel Tax Funds Division 8 - Property Acquisition Division 9 - Road Improvement Impact Fees Article 6 - Administration Of Township And District Roads Division 1 - District Organization and Powers Division 2 - Functions and Compensation Of District Officials Division 3 - Laying Out, Widening, Altering Or Vacating Township and District Roads Division 4 - Construction And Maintenance Of Township and District Roads Division 5 - Taxation Division 6 - Gravel, Rock, Macadam and Other Township and District Road Improvement By Special Tax Division 7 - Use Of Motor Fuel Tax Funds Division 8 - Property Acquisition and Disposition Division 9 - State Funding Of Road District Bridges Article 7 - Municipal Administration Of Streets Division 1 - General Powers Division 2 - Use Of Motor Fuel Tax Funds Division 3 - Planning and Programming Article 8 - Freeways Article 9 - General Highway Provisions Article 10 - Special Provisions Concerning Bridges, Ferries, Terminals And Other Highway Structures Division 1 - Department Acquisition By Gift Of Bridges and Approaches Across Streams Forming State Boundary and Maintenance Thereof Division 2 - County Construction And Maintenance Of Free Bridges On State Boundaries Division 3 - County Toll Bridges Division 5 - Municipal Bridges And Approaches Division 6 - Municipal Bridges, Ferries And Terminals Division 7 - Municipal Toll Bridges--Additional Authorization To Acquire, Construct, Maintain, Etc Division 8 - Municipal Bridges Over River Forming State Boundary Division 9 - Department Acquisition Of Certain Ferries Division 10 - Department Maintenance And Control Of Covered Bridges Article 11 - Effect Of Code, Repeal And Other Provisions

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