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Openlands et al v. United States Department of Transportation et al
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August 14, 2015
Fed. Agencies, Ill. Appeal Enviro Win In Halting $1.2B Tollway
The U.S. Department of Transportation, Illinois Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration on Friday said they will appeal an Illinois federal judge's decision to put the brakes on a $1.2 billion toll expressway linking two interstates in Illinois and Indiana, south of Chicago.
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April 18, 2014
$1.25B Illiana Expressway Approved Illegally, Enviros Claim
Environmental groups the Sierra Club and Openlands have again challenged the Illiana Expressway project, an estimated $1.25 billion toll road linking two interstates near exurban Chicago, claiming in Illinois state court Thursday that construction must be stopped because the project was approved illegally.
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July 11, 2013
Enviros Allege DOT Missteps In $1.2B Ill.-Ind. Expressway
The Sierra Club and two citizens' groups on Wednesday challenged government plans for an estimated $1.2 billion toll road linking two interstates near exurban Chicago, claiming that the U.S. Department of Transportation pushed the project based on flawed demographic data.