KLM_Schematic_Site_Plan_Ditch_Dredge_400scale_050225.pdf

This schematic site plan depicts a ditch dredging project for the Kidd Lake Marsh State Natural Area, located in Randolph County, Illinois. The document is prepared by the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) and Illinois State Geological Survey (ISGS), with a regional CERP (Comprehensive Ecological Restoration Project) code of KLM-25-00. The site plan shows a detailed aerial view of the project area, specifically focusing on a ditch dredge work area spanning sections 3 4S10W33 and 3 4S10W34. The blue-outlined work area runs through the Kidd Lake Marsh, indicating the precise location and extent of the proposed dredging activities.

The schematic provides a scale of 0-200-400 feet and is situated in the Renault Quadrant (map code 38090B2), with geographical coordinates of T 4 S, R 10 W, Section 34. The image includes a legend identifying the "Ditch Dredge Work Area" and shows the surrounding terrain, which appears to be a mix of agricultural land and marsh environment. The project seems focused on ecological restoration or maintenance of the natural area, likely involving sediment removal, water flow improvement, or habitat management. The document is marked with the Illinois Natural Areas logo, suggesting this is part of a state-level conservation or environmental management initiative.