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The region is renowned for its country living, commitment to open green spaces and historic preservation endeavors. The charming small towns feel historic downtown, popular equestrian farms, and the wooded, gently rolling landscape dotted with idyllic lakes all attest to the Barrington-area communities dedication and commitment to preservation efforts.
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Through the commitment and involvement of its over 750 Members, the Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce by facilitating collaboration among the unique communities since 1969, is an organization of businesses committed to advocating and supporting a vibrant economy for the Barrington region. The Chamber harnesses the tremendous potential of private enterprise, and enables its members to accomplish collectively what no one entity could do individually. Its primary function is serving as an agent of change, taking the lead in providing leadership for the benefit of the business community by promoting economic opportunities, advocating the interests of business, providing Members with education and resources, and encouraging mutual support. If you are not a member, you may strongly wish to be part of this Chamber, click here... The Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce, Building GREAT Businesses for the region.
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ADVOCACY ISSUES
The draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the proposed Canadian National Rail Company Acquisition of the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railway Company is available for viewing by clicking on www.stb.dot.gov
A public hearing will be held on Wednesday, August 27 at the Barrington High School. There will be an Open House from 4-6 p.m. with the Staff of the Board and HDR, Inc. available to answer your questions. The Public Meeting will be 6-9 p.m. with the Staff of the Board and HDR, Inc. making a short presentation to the public and accepting public comments, It is not a question answer period.
Beginning now, speaker registration will be determined on a first serve basis by calling the hotline to pre-register in advance at 900-347-0689 or at the sign-in tables the day of the public meeting. Each speaker will be allocated up to 3 minutes to present his or her comments.
Your comments may be filed electronically on the Board's website, www.stb.dot.gov by clicking on the "E Filing " link. Voice comments can also be recorded by calling 800-347-0689 to leave a recorded comment. |
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