Justin D. Krohn

This document, Map 7b of the Boone County Comprehensive Plan, illustrates the planned land use for North County. It outlines various land use categories, including agricultural preservation, different residential types, general and planned business zones, industrial areas, institutional zones, recreation areas, environmental corridors, and specialized centers. The comprehensive plan projects build-out until 2050.

This document outlines the Boone County Comprehensive Plan, focusing on planned land use and projected build-out for village centers by 2050. It details various land use categories, including agricultural, residential (spanning low to high density), recreational, environmental, commercial, institutional, and industrial zones, providing a strategic framework for development and resource management within the county.

The Boone County Comprehensive Plan outlines a vision for an inclusive county that cherishes its rural heritage while maintaining a high quality of life. The plan focuses on a strong education and health system, diversified housing and economic opportunities, strategically placed sustainable development, government efficiencies, and family-friendly recreational options. Key topics include livability and recreation, environmental sustainability, health, wellness, safety, education, economic development, housing, transportation, and land use, with overarching themes of connection, communication, coordination, equity, youth retention/aging in place, and agriculture.

This document presents the Boone County Comprehensive Plan, primarily illustrating planned land use categories. It serves as a guide for future development, showing classifications such as agricultural, residential, commercial, industrial, and recreational areas, with a projected build-out year of 2050.

This document presents the Boone County, Illinois FY 2026 Annual Budget, outlining financial plans and allocations from December 1, 2025, to November 30, 2026. Key focuses include approximately $22 million in infrastructure project investments funded by American Rescue Plan Funds, General Fund Reserves, and bond sales. It details revenue projections, including property tax levy adjustments and sales tax increases, alongside expenditures for capital, personnel, pensions, and insurance across various county departments.