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Online auction of this amazing renovated building, the distillery equipment is brand new and never used. Seller completely renovated this 7000 sq. ft. building from floor to ceiling, added a warehouse with all mechanicals, plumbing, insulated, electrical, newer roof, new forklift, comes with a charger system, and much more. Located in business district of Delavan, Il. Just short distance from cities like Pekin, Il. Peoria, Il. Bloomington, Il. This building shows professional craftsmanship with a beautiful tasting room / events space, full bar, with a tasting/retail counter. The building sits on the corner providing great exposure, beautiful oversized windows. Plenty of street parking, rear overhead door access to the warehouse, additional finished rooms upstairs, storage area, plus a large executive office - - This Online Auction is being sold "As Is - Where Is" - - What a great business opportunity- - Showing by appointments only, call Jeff Prochnow - - Auctioneer / Broker 309-261-4537 Please read Terms and Conditions of this online auction @ Prochnowauctions.HiBid.com

Springfield Real Estate Starts 5/12/2024 ~ Ends 5/26/2024 6:00 PM 3505 Wittington Court Springfield, IL 62704 We will be offering a 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Open Concept 23' ceiling Duplex/Condo at Auction. Main floor has Master Bedroom ~ Bathroom(Includes a jacuzzie tub) ~ The Guest Bedroom has Full Bathroom ~ Dining Room ~ Living Room ~ Kitchen area ~ Has a Loft Den/Office area ~ 2 car garage ~ in ground pool. Home is landscaped and is Part of Lincolnshire HOA. Owners Ed Harpenau and Douglas Cullers Open for inspection Sunday May 19th 1-3 PM or by appointment with auction service. To bid goto adcockauctions.hibid.com Darrell L Adcock Robert W Britz 408 W Jefferson St 14256 Frazee Rd Auburn, IL 62515 Divernon ,IL 62530 217-899-4411 217-724-3333 Real Estate Payment Instructions Real Estate will require a down Payment $15,000.00 dollars and can be Cash-Check and will be charged following the auction. Purchaser will be contacted at the conclusion of the auction by auction service to sign purchase contract and make down payment. . Terms and Conditions on Real Estate: Purchaser will enter into a written contract requiring $15,000.00 down to be paid the day of auction with the balance due upon delivery of a commitment for title policy and deed. Real Estate taxes to be pro-rated to the date of closing on or before June 26th, 2024. The property is being sold in its present condition without warranties either expressed or implied. Property is being sold with a 10% buyer's premium and is subject to owner's approval. Purchaser shall have all necessary financing arrangements made prior to the auction and will enter into a binding contract at the conclusion of the auction.

*3 bedroom, *2 bath *1080sq. ft. *full basement *garage *30'x30' shed *tool shed *fenced back yard *Silex school district

Online auction of 129 east Washington, Mendon, IL 62351 located on 0.25 acre lot, this home has a family room, kitchen, 2 baths, 2 bedrooms, possible 3rd, full unfinished basement, large garage, with attached over hang, mature trees. Buying home in "AS IS " please read Terms and Conditions at Prochnowauctions.hibid.com

*1620 sq ft modular home *3 bed 2 bath *3.79 acres *full basement *2 car garage

Grundy County Missouri 40 m/l Acres This property is 40 acres located miles northeast of Trenton Missouri in Grundy County. This property was previously a landfill and has been closed since 1992. The property can never be built on or tilled for farming but can be hayed and hunted on. Land Fill Disclosure Site Name: Trenton Landfill Classification: Class 4 Date of Registry Placement: June 10, 1992 Site Address: Northeast of Trenton, east of Highway 65 in Grundy County, Missouri, NE 1/4, NW 1/4, Sec. 10, T61N, R24W, Trenton Quadrangle Present Property Owner: Connie S. Gwinnup and Anthony Clifford Droz Lead Aqency: Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MoDNR) Waste Type: Heavy metals, paint waste, and herbicides Quantity: Not determined Site Description and Environmental Concern: The Trenton Landfill site is an inactive 40-acre sanitary landfill with heavy metal, paint waste, and herbicide contamination. The privately owned site is located 2 miles northeast of the city of Trenton, Grundy County, Missouri. Currently, the property appears to be an open field, but the waste mass remains buried on site. The owner planted native grasses, trees, and forbes as part of the site's stabilization. The property is located in a predominantly rural agricultural area. The site is fenced along the east and south sides, but is open along Muddy Creek to the west, and along the road to the north. The owner posted "No Trespass" signs. The nearest residence is located 270 feet north of the site. The city of Trenton used this site as a pre-law landfill from 1959 until 1975, when it received a Solid Waste Sanitary Landfill Permit (#107901). In 1979, the landfill ceased accepting waste. In 1980, the city of Trenton graded and seeded the area to prevent erosion off-site. In 1985, samples of Muddy Creek showed elevated levels of heavy metals downstream from the landfill. This discovery prompted MoDNR to investigate the landfill as a potential contamination source. These investigations determined that a large quantity of hazardous waste had been disposed of at the site during the landfill's operation. The site maintains a potential for off-site migration of waste constituents via shallow groundwater. Cap erosion and leachate outbreaks have also been a concern. Remedial Actions: The site has had a history of erosion, resulting in: exposed solid waste, hazardous substances, and hazardous waste; subsidence of the cap that caused ponding; and leachate outbreaks that potentially entered Muddy Creek. The responsible parties have performed stabilization and repair work to address these issues. In 2015, the city completed the most recent repair work, including fixing areas where all-terrain vehicles had damaged the landfill cap. To address the damaged areas, the city pushed existing berms over into the areas of subsidence, then spread and compacted the existing soil. The city added off-site soil to create a clay cap that was 3 feet thick, with enough top soil added to support good vegetation. Woody vegetation was removed, but trees on the western edge were left intact to protect the stream bank and to uptake subsurface leachate. The site was graded, seeded, and mowed. On Oct. 19, 2015, MoDNR conducted a closed sanitary landfill inspection. MoDNR observed a few areas of dead vegetation in the southwest and northeast corners, as well as along the eastern boundary. Additionally, mowing has exposed a few pieces of litter scattered throughout the landfill. During this 2015 closed sanitary landfill inspection, MoDNR did not observe evidence of continued ATV use or evidence of ponding of water on the landfill as had previously been observed. On May 9, 2017, MoDNR conducted a closed sanitary inspection and found the landfill in compliance. On July 26, 2023, MoDNR conducted the Fiscal Year 2023 annual site inspection, during which inspectors did not notice any environmental problems. General Geologic and Hydrologic Setting: The Trenton Landfill is located in the Dissected Till Plains physiographic region of northern Missouri. The site is located on the western slope of a rolling upland adjoining Muddy Creek, which flows along the site's western boundary. Much of Grundy County is covered by glacial drift, a heterogeneous, unconsolidated deposit of clay, sand, gravel, and boulders. Some of the sands in the lower layers of the till form permeable beds of limited lateral and vertical extent. These lenses are a source of poor-quality drinking water for several wells within 2 miles. The till underlying the site is expected to be more than 100 to 150 feet thick. Flow of any groundwater existing in the sand lenses of the lower till likely is to the southeast. The fine-grained, low-permeability sediments beneath the site should retard the downward movement of surface water and leachate, reducing impacts to groundwater. However, if sand lenses are present in the till, contaminant movement and migration within groundwater will be enhanced. Bedrock beneath the landfill is probably shale and sandstone of the Cherokee Group, which is about 435 feet thick at Trenton. Minor amounts of clay, coal, and limestone also occur in the Cherokee Group. In fact, an undulatory bed of coal was mined at the Trenton Mine, 1 mile southeast of the landfill. In general, the large shale content of most Cherokee strata greatly impedes the flow of groundwater. The basal member of the Cherokee Group is a water-bearing sandstone more than 100 feet thick. In southeast Grundy County, water from this layer is suitable for livestock; however, the bedrock aquifer's low yields and high dissolved-solids content make it unsuitable for most uses. Public Drinking Water Advisory: Trenton Municipal Utilities uses the Thompson River as a primary water source, and no site-related impacts are expected. Groundwater in the region is generally of poor quality, so shallow aquifer contamination is not a significant public health threat. Health Assessment: Landfill records indicate that numerous chemicals associated with waste oils, wastewater treatment sludge, heavy metal sludge, paint sludge, solvents, and acid cleaning solutions may be present in the landfill. At one time, high concentrations of metals were identified in Muddy Creek. The current chemical composition and concentration of chemicals and metals in the landfill soils, landfill runoff, and Muddy Creek's water and sediment are unknown. Potential human exposure to site-related contamination may result from contact with surface water runoff, leachate, shallow groundwater, and surface water. Now that the site has a 3-foot-thick clay cap, potential human exposure to site-related contamination via exposed debris and subsurface and surface soils should be very limited. Persons who could be directly exposed to site-related contaminants include trespassers and maintenance workers. Potential exposure to leachate within water and sediment of Muddy Creek includes recreational use and irrigation. The ephemeral nature of Muddy Creek may expose persons involved in recreational activities including swimming, wading, and fishing. Wildlife, livestock, and fish may become contaminated due to exposure to contaminated surface water adjacent to and downstream of the site. Heavy metals bioaccumulation in the aquatic food chain could contaminate fish, thus a potential exposure pathway exists via local fish consumption. Exposure to contaminated groundwater used as a potable water source is not likely. Based upon geologic and hydrologic investigations, downward movement of contaminants is unlikely. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services did not find any private wells within 1 mile of the site. Exposure to site-related contamination may occur through direct contact to leachate at the site and in Muddy Creek. Exposure should be minimized by increased maintenance of the site's soil cap and groundcover, fencing along the east and south sides, posting additional "No Trespass" signs, and having the sheriff's office patrol the area more regularly in an effort to keep trespassers out. Current risk of exposures to Muddy Creek sediment and fish are unknown. Testing surface water and sediment for site-related contamination is still needed. For more information regarding health-related issues, please contact the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, P.O. Box 570, Jefferson City, MO 65102, 573-751-6102.

60 Acres M/L of open pasture/farm ground * Farm is fenced and has some cross fencing, 1 pond * Majority of the farm is open and lays well and could be row cropped again as it was in the past – Rural water is available, coral system does not convey * Soil consists of Keswick & Lagonda silt loams - AUCTION TERMS: 10% Down within 48 Hours of the Auction Close * Farm Sells with no contingencies * Taxes Prorated to the Date of Closing * Title Insurance Provided by the Seller * Farm Sells by the Surveyed Acre, Fresh Survey is in Progress * Final Bid Price Subject to Owners Confirmation! BIDDING @ IMANAUCTION.COM or if you cannot bid via internet, please call Greg @ 660-788-4298 prior to the auction.

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