Illinois firm donates 50-acre waterfall site to North Utica for future public park

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Covia, an Illinois-based company, has donated over 50 acres of land surrounding Clark's Falls and its canyon to the village of North Utica, Illinois. The scenic site, which includes a waterfall and canyon, has been recognized as a notable attraction since the early 1900s. Village officials are now exploring plans to potentially develop the property into a public park. However, the site remains closed to the public as authorities assess access, safety, environmental concerns, funding, and long-term maintenance needs.

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