SPRINGFIELD – On his way to Springfield Sunday afternoon after visiting his 84 year old mom in Kankakee, State Rep. Steve Reick (R-McHenry) explained a bill that would ban coal tar sealants on driveways.
Proponents say the bill is pro-environment. Rep. Reick confesses the reasons why he plans to oppose the measure in the third episode of his "Riding Shotgun" video series.
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