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90_HB3338

      20 ILCS 4027/15
      30 ILCS 105/8.11          from Ch. 127, par. 144.11
          Amends the Violence Prevention Act and the State  Finance
      Act.   Provides  that  all  money  from  the sale of Violence
      Prevention license plates be distributed  proportionately  as
      grants  for  violence  prevention  programs  to  benefit  the
      purchasers  of  the plates.  Provides that all money from the
      sale  of  Environmental   license   plates   be   distributed
      proportionately  as  grants  for  environmental  programs  to
      benefit the purchasers of the plates.
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 1        AN ACT relating to revenues from license plates, amending
 2    named Acts.
 3        Be  it  enacted  by  the People of the State of Illinois,
 4    represented in the General Assembly:
 5        Section 5.  The Illinois Violence Prevention Act of  1995
 6    is amended by changing Section 15 as follows:
 7        (20 ILCS 4027/15)
 8        Sec. 15.  Responsibilities of the Authority.
 9        (a)  The responsibilities of the Authority shall include,
10    but not be limited to:
11             (1)  Coordination  of Statewide  violence prevention
12        efforts  and  development  of  a  statewide   plan   that
13        incorporates  public  health and public safety approaches
14        to violence  prevention  in  families,  communities,  and
15        schools.
16             (2)  Seeking   and   receiving  funds  that  may  be
17        available from private and public  sources  for  violence
18        prevention.
19             (3)  Distribution  of  grants, pursuant to available
20        appropriations and other funds received for  purposes  of
21        this  Act,  to  community or statewide organizations that
22        address  violence  prevention  in  a  comprehensive   and
23        collaborative manner, including, but not limited to:
24                  (i)  Community-based  youth violence prevention
25             programs, such as mentoring  programs,  after-school
26             programs, and job training or development;
27                  (ii)  Implementation    and    evaluation    of
28             comprehensive   school-based   violence   prevention
29             programs from prekindergarten through 12th grade;
30                  (iii)  Early  childhood  intervention  programs
31             designed  to prevent violence and identify and serve
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 1             young children and families at risk;
 2                  (iv)  Family  violence   and   sexual   assault
 3             prevention initiatives;
 4                  (v)  Programs     that    integrate    violence
 5             prevention initiatives with  alcohol  and  substance
 6             abuse prevention efforts;
 7                  (vi)  Programs    that    integrate    violence
 8             prevention services with health care provision;
 9                  (vii)  Innovative  community  policing  or  law
10             enforcement approaches to violence prevention; and
11             (4)  Provision  of technical assistance and training
12        to   help   building   the   capacity   of   communities,
13        organizations, and systems  to  develop,  implement,  and
14        evaluate violence prevention programs.
15        (b)  The  Authority  may  utilize  a reasonable amount of
16    appropriations from the Violence Prevention  Fund  for  costs
17    associated  with  administering  this  Act,  and  may, by the
18    co-chairpersons  designated  in  Section   10,   appoint   an
19    Executive Director or contract with a not-for-profit or other
20    agency  for  any  or  all administrative functions related to
21    this Act.
22        (c)  Of  the  money  in  the  Violence  Prevention   fund
23    received from the sale of Violence Prevention license plates,
24    the Authority shall make annual grants to violence prevention
25    programs  to  benefit  the residents of counties who purchase
26    Violence Prevention license plates.  The annual grants  shall
27    be  made  to  violence prevention programs in counties in the
28    amount received from the sale of Violence Prevention  license
29    plates  and  renewals  from  the  residents of the respective
30    counties in the preceding year.
31    (Source: P.A. 89-353, eff. 8-17-95.)
32        Section 10.  The State Finance Act is amended by changing
33    Section 8.11 as follows:
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 1        (30 ILCS 105/8.11) (from Ch. 127, par. 144.11)
 2        Sec. 8.11.  (a) Except  as  otherwise  provided  in  this
 3    Section,  appropriations  from  the State Parks Fund shall be
 4    made only to the Department of Natural Resources and shall be
 5    used  only  for  the  maintenance,  development,   operation,
 6    control and acquisition of State parks.
 7        (b)  Revenues  derived  from  the  Illinois  and Michigan
 8    Canal from the sale of Canal lands,  lease  of  Canal  lands,
 9    Canal  concessions,  and  other  Canal activities, which have
10    been placed in the State Parks Fund may  be  appropriated  to
11    the  Department  of  Natural Resources for that Department to
12    use,  either  independently  or  in  cooperation   with   any
13    Department  or  Agency  of the Federal or State Government or
14    any political subdivision thereof  for  the  development  and
15    management of the Canal and its adjacent lands as outlined in
16    the master plan for such development and management.
17        (c)  All  revenues  in the State Parks Fund from the sale
18    or  renewal  of  Environmental  license   plates   shall   be
19    appropriated  to  the  Department  of  Natural  Resources for
20    annual grants by the  Department  to  environmental  programs
21    that  benefit  the  residents  of  the  counties who purchase
22    Environmental  license  plates.    The   annual   grants   to
23    environmental   programs   shall  be  made  to  environmental
24    programs in counties in the amount received from the sale and
25    renewal of Environmental license  plates  from  residents  of
26    respective  counties  during  the preceding year.  For annual
27    grant purposes, Cook county shall be  divided  into  (1)  the
28    City  of  Chicago  and  (2)  Cook  county outside of Chicago.
29    Grants from the sale  or  renewal  of  Environmental  license
30    plates   from   residents   of   the   City  of  Chicago  for
31    environmental programs  may  be  made  to  the  Chicago  Park
32    District and grants from the sale or renewal of Environmental
33    license  plates  from residents of Cook county outside of the
34    City of Chicago for environmental programs may be made to the
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 1    Cook County Forest Preserve District.
 2    (Source: P.A. 89-445, eff. 2-7-96.)

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