Illinois Administrative Code

Section 100.190 Notice of Hearing When the ALJ determines that further settlement efforts are not reasonably expected to be productive, he/she shall send the parties a notice of hearing by United States registered or certified mail, stating the date, time, and place the hearing w…

Section 100.200 Costs of Hearing Fees and expenses of the ALJ and court reporter (or other method of recording) shall be shared equally among the Board and the complainants. All shall pay the same amounts as they become due, regardless of the number of complainants involved. If t…

Section 100.210 Disqualification of Administrative Law Judge Any party may file a petition, with an affidavit alleging personal bias or conflict of interest of the ALJ, with the Executive Director. The Executive Director may request additional evidence from any party or the ALJ. …

Section 100.220 Hearings Hearings shall be conducted in a fair and orderly manner. In general, the rules of evidence and privilege as applied in civil cases in the circuit courts of the State of Illinois shall apply. However, neither the Board nor the ALJ shall be bound by the te…

Section 100.230 Board Documents Any relevant documents, including but not limited to books, correspondence, memoranda, and photographs, may be provided by the Board by a reproduced copy thereof and shall, without further proof, be admitted into evidence. (Source: Amended at 29 Il…

Section 100.240 Powers of the Administrative Law Judge The appointed ALJ shall have the power to: a) Preside over hearings and other procedures. b) Reset hearings upon good cause shown. c) Grant or deny requests for discovery. d) Issue, or authorize issuance of, subpoenas to comp…

Section 100.250 Burden of Proof Documents filed by the Board pursuant to Section 100.230 of this Part, at least 15 days prior to hearing, shall constitute prima facie evidence, which may be rebutted by a complainant. The burden shall be upon the complainant to prove by clear and …

Section 100.260 Duties of the Administrative Law Judge The ALJ shall: a) Regulate the course of the hearing. b) Record and keep all relevant documents as the official record, which shall be turned over to the Board at the conclusion of the proceedings. c) Exclude irrelevant, imma…

Section 100.261 Petition for Reconsideration Within 15 days after receipt of the ALJ's proposal for decision, any party may file a written request for reconsideration explaining in detail the perceived errors and reasons for those errors, and may include a brief. The ALJ shall re…

Section 100.262 Transcripts Any and all hearing testimony and communications at the hearing shall be stenographically recorded by a certified court reporter. Upon request by any party or the ALJ, proceedings other than the hearing shall be similarly recorded. (Source: Added at 29…

Section 100.270 Executive Director's Decision Within 15 days after receipt of the ALJ's final recommendation, or, if no petition for reconsideration was filed, within 30 days after receipt of the ALJ's proposal for decision, the Executive Director shall issue a decision by United…

Section 100.272 Record Following submittal of the written recommendation, the ALJ shall forward the entire record of the case to the Executive Director. The record shall include documents indicated in Section 10-35 of the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act [5 ILCS 100/10-35]. …

Section 100.280 Petition for Reconsideration (Repealed) (Source: Repealed at 29 Ill. Reg. 765, effective January 1, 2005)

Section 100.290 Final Consideration (Repealed) (Source: Repealed at 29 Ill. Reg. 765, effective January 1, 2005)

Section 300.10 Purpose and Scope a) The purpose of this Part is to set forth the minimum qualifications as specified in 20 ILCS 3105/10.09-1(d) for an individual to perform building code inspections that comply with the building codes adopted by the Board for non-building code ju…

Section 300.20 Definitions "Architect" means an architect licensed to practice in Illinois under the Illinois Architecture Practice Act of 1989 [225 ILCS 305] and the administrative rules of the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation that implement that Act (68 Ill. …

Section 300.30 Specific Requirements for Qualified Inspectors Filing Verification of Inspection Experience In order to have sufficiently filed verification of inspection experience, the individual shall have fulfilled one of the following requirements: a) obtained professional li…

Section 400.110 Purpose a) The purpose of this Illinois Accessibility Code (Code), as represented in Appendix A, is to implement the Environmental Barriers Act (EBA) [410 ILCS 25]. This Code is intended to establish minimum scoping and technical design requirements to ensure that…

Section 400.120 Standards Incorporated by Reference a) The entirety of the Code, as adopted by the Capital Development Board pursuant to its rulemaking authority granted by Section 4 of the EBA, is contained in this Part, primarily Appendix A. b) The Code, together with the EBA a…

Section 400.APPENDIX A Illinois Accessibility Code BOARD NOTE: In this Appendix A, italicization of text indicates that the Capital Development Board has adopted rules applicable in the State of Illinois that differ to some extent from the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design…

Section 500.10 Purpose These Asbestos Abatement Authority Act Procedures (Procedures) are established pursuant to the Asbestos Abatement Authority Act [20 ILCS 3120] requiring the Capital Development Board (Board or CDB) to develop and implement a program for the identification a…

Section 500.20 Definitions a) "ACM" means Asbestos Containing Material. b) "Asbestos Survey Protocol" means CDB's A/E Manual of Procedures for Asbestos Inspections & Management Plans which sets forth procedures for surveying ACM in State buildings. c) "Board" or "CDB" means the C…

Section 500.30 Incorporated and Referenced Material a) The following laws are referenced within this Part: 1) Public Law 101-637; Asbestos School Hazard Abatement Reauthorization Act of 1990 (ASHARA). 2) Commercial and Public Building Asbestos Abatement Act [25 ILCS 207]. b) The …

Section 500.40 Applicability This Part applies to all State governmental entities involved in management, maintenance, construction, renovation, remodeling or repair of State owned buildings or structures.

Section 500.50 Variances The Board shall have the authority to issue variances from these rules, except for schools covered by IDPH. Variances may be granted when conditions, including one or more of the following, are present: a) When alternative procedures are safer for workers…

Section 500.60 Identification of Asbestos The asbestos survey protocol compatible with current regulations incorporated by reference above shall be utilized as follows: a) A Statewide asbestos survey will be completed by CDB as funds are available through cost recovery litigation…

Section 500.70 Abatement of Asbestos Hazards Asbestos shall be removed when necessary to complete ongoing renovation or demolition projects, when immediate asbestos hazards exist, or when removal is less costly than management of the material in place. Non-removal hazard abatemen…

Section 500.80 Management of Asbestos in Place Management Plans identify all ACMs in each building and recommend how each area of asbestos shall be handled. All buildings or structures that have not been surveyed shall be issued a standard (non building specific) O & M Program de…

Section 2005.10 Applicability This Part is applicable to the use of the Stratton Building, the Visitors' Center, the Supreme Court Building, the Capitol Building, the Willard Ice Building, the Department of Driver Services Building, the Howlett Building, the State Library, the Ar…

Section 2005.20 Definitions "Building" means the Stratton Office Building, Visitors' Center, the Capitol Building, the Howlett Building, and other buildings named in Section 2005.10, in Springfield, Illinois. "Capitol Complex" means all buildings, grounds, and parking lots identi…

Section 2005.30 Business Hours, Holidays, and Public Access a) The public business hours of the Capitol Complex buildings are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. unless otherwise posted, Monday through Friday, except holidays declared by the Governor pursuant to Section 5-635 of the Civil Administr…

Section 2005.40 Prohibited Activities a) No animals, except service animals to assist persons with disabilities, or animals utilized by police officers and firefighters in the performance of their official duties, shall be permitted in the buildings in the Capitol Complex. b) No …

Section 2005.50 Demonstrations a) The holding or conducting of any demonstration, public meeting, gathering, or parade on or in the buildings or their grounds is prohibited unless a permit for that activity is issued by the Director. To apply for a permit, a Special Events form (…

Section 2005.60 Use of Building for Non-Demonstration Activity or Fund-Raising Events a) Not-for-profit organizations that apply to sell baked goods or other items with a price not to exceed $50.00 in the Capitol Complex buildings shall submit a Special Events form to the Departm…

Section 2005.65 Operating Unmanned Aircraft on the Capitol Complex a) The purpose of these rules is to make sure the use of unmanned aircraft on the Capitol Complex is managed in a safe and secure manner and to protect the buildings and people on the Capitol Complex. For this rea…

Section 2005.70 Distribution of Leaflets and Solicitation of Funds a) No organization, including charitable organizations and political parties or candidates, shall distribute leaflets to persons entering or in the buildings specified in Section 2005.10 of this Part, except from …

Section 2005.80 Secretary of State Department of Police a) The Secretary of State's Department of Police enforces all laws within the Capitol Complex and the buildings specified within Section 2005.10, except for the Willard Ice Building. The Illinois Department of Revenue provid…

Section 2005.90 Severability If a court of competent jurisdiction shall hold any provision of this Part to be invalid, that holding shall not affect the remaining portions of this Part. (Source: Amended at 26 Ill. Reg. 9948, effective June 24, 2002)

Section 2300.10 Definitions For purposes of this Part, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated: "Act" − the Illinois Human Rights Act [775 ILCS 5]. "Department" – the Illinois Department of Human Rights. "Director" – the Director of the Department or a duly authoriz…

Section 2300.30 Exemptions a) It shall not be a civil rights violation to restrict rental of rooms in a housing accommodation, including housing used exclusively for dormitory facilities by educational institutions, to persons of one sex to further important privacy interests. b)…

Section 2300.35 Housing for Older Persons a) Housing for older persons pursuant to Section 3-106(I)(1)(a) of the Act. To ascertain whether housing for older persons provided under a federal program is "specifically designed and operated to assist elderly persons", the Department …

Section 2300.40 Verified Response to Charge

Section 2300.50 Dismissal for Refusal to Accept Settlement Offer The Department may dismiss a charge pursuant to Section 7B-103(D) of the Act if complainant voluntarily agrees in writing to such dismissal.

Section 2300.70 Procedures a) Procedures set forth in Articles 7B and 8B of the Act shall be followed for the processing of any civil rights violation set out in Article 6 alleging the following, if related to housing discrimination: retaliation for opposing unlawful discriminati…

Section 2300.80 Rental of Rooms in a Private Home In determining whether an exemption exists under Section 3-106(C) of the Act, a housing accommodation will be considered to be a private home if it contains living quarters occupied, or intended to be occupied, by no more than fou…

Section 2300.90 Real Estate Transactions For purposes of determining whether a civil rights violation has occurred in a real estate transaction, activities constituting a real estate transaction shall include: a) the sale, exchange, rental or lease of real property; b) the broker…

Section 2400.10 Purpose The purpose of this Part is to provide relocation assistance for eligible residents and business concerns displaced as a result of the acquisition of land for expansion of the University of Illinois at Chicago within the South Campus Project Area. This Par…