The McHenry County Conservation Foundation sounds all warm and fuzzy until you figure out that the Conservation Board set it up specifically to keep $1 million paid by Lakehead Pipeline out of MCCD’s coffers. Out of the control of public … Continue reading
Category Archives: $73 million bond issue
The $962,000 1.9 mile bike path from Walkup Avenue to McHenry County College, approved in late March, 2008, by the MCC Board and financed by the McHenry County Conservation District, is taking shape. Here you see the part right next … Continue reading
Sorry I didn’t get this posted earlier. The McHenry County Conservation District is holding a meeting at which public input will be welcomed concerning how it should spend the $73 million approved by voter referendum this spring. The meeting is … Continue reading
Sorry I didn’t get this posted earlier. The McHenry County Conservation District is holding a meeting at which public input will be welcomed concerning how it should spend the $73 million approved by voter referendum this spring. The meeting is … Continue reading
The McHenry County Conservation District is seeking citizen input on how to spend the $73 million it won in last spring’s referendum. Here’s the tax district’s press release on the four meetings it is holding: McHenry County Conservation District online … Continue reading
The McHenry County Conservation District is seeking citizen input on how to spend the $73 million it won in last spring’s referendum. Here’s the tax district’s press release on the four meetings it is holding: McHenry County Conservation District online … Continue reading
The McHenry County Conservation District board continued its practice of buying property about as far away from the population center as possible. This time, using state grant money, according to a Northwest Herald article by Jenn Wiant, the Conservation District … Continue reading
The McHenry County Conservation District board continued its practice of buying property about as far away from the population center as possible. This time, using state grant money, according to a Northwest Herald article by Jenn Wiant, the Conservation District … Continue reading