Our project team has gathered and reviewed data from stakeholders and community members during different phases of the project. The first phase of engagement was February 15 – March 5, 2021 gathered input on the Route Segments and the second phase of engagement was April 12 – May 5 was used to gather input on the Route Alternatives. All comments collected were reviewed and considered by the project team in determination of the final route. We appreciate everyone’s participation during the routing process. Join our project email list to stay connected with the project team. If you were unable to participate in any of the phases of engagement – connect with our project team today.
With the ICC approval of the Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for the Logan County Connector Project, easement negotiations will begin with affected landowners in mid to late 2022 with construction anticipated to start in fall 2022. Landowners of record whose property is crossed by the final route will receive a mailed notification letter from our project team and the ICC. The Logan County Connector Project has a proposed in-service date of December 2023.
For more information on the ICC Filing visit icc.illinois.gov/docket and enter 21-0551 in the search box.
Virtual Public Webex Meeting Presentation (Phase 1)
Packet of Detailed Project Information (Phase 1)
Virtual Public Webex Meeting Presentation (Phase 2)
Packet of Detailed Project Information (Phase 2)
Project Newsletter (April 2022)
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View MapFor a high-level overview of the Logan County Connector Project, view the PDFs below.
Route Segments – February 2021 (PDF)
Route Alternatives – April 2021 (PDF)
Preferred Route and Alternate Route – July 2021 (PDF)
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View MapSingle shaft steel pole structures will be used for the Project. Typically, the structures will be self-supported and will not use guy wires or anchors. The average distance between structures is approximately 700-800 feet or about 7 – 8 structures per mile. The structures are expected to be between 80-120 feet tall.
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Hotline: 217.213.3268
Logan County Connector
400 N. Limit St.
Lincoln, IL 62656
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2021: Data Collection and Design
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2022: Surveys and Real Estate
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2023: Preconstruction and Construction
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