ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL
BOARD
October 24, 1972
EIRON~~TAL
PROTECTION AGENCY,
Complainant,
vs
)
PCB72—149
LOCKIPORT
TRUCKING CO.,
a
Delaware
corooration
and
JACK
CARLSTROM,
Respondents.
LOC~ORTTRUCKING CO.,
a Delaware
Corooration
and
JACK
CARLSTROX,
Petitioners,
vs
)
PCB72—229
ENvIRoNxE~::AL
PROTECTION AGENCY,
Resoondent.
TLchard Cosby and Douglas Moring, Assistant Attorney General for the EPA
Thomas
Feehan for Respondents
OPINION
AND
ORDER
OF
THE
BOARD
(by Mr. Henss)
This case
is
a consolidation of
two
separate actions.
The first
(?CB72—149)
is an eoforcement action by the Environmental Protection
Agency, and the s?~cond (PCB72-229)
is a petition for variance.
In the enforcenent action the Environmental Protection Agency
alleges
that on numerous dates
in 1970,
1971 and 1972 Respondents
operated a refuse disposal site near Joliet,
Illinois without a
State permit and were guilty of open dumping of refuse, failure to
provide proper cover,
failure
to provide a proper shelter on the
disposal site, deposition of refuse in standing water~ and causing or
threatening to cause water pollution.
Respondents in their petition
for variance alleged that the refuse disposal site
is an abandoned
limestone quarry which has filled with water from surface drainage,
that it should be filled with solid material to remove a public hazard,
that the fill consists of asbestos and lime waste from one industry
which does not cause air pollution or water pollution,
and to close
the
site would work
a
hardshio
on
GAF
Industries,
the
company
using
the site.
Pespondents request permission to use the site without an
EPA
permit
and
to deposit refuse
in standing water.
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ORDER
It
is ordered that
Respondents:
1.
Close the refuse disposal site
and apply final cover
if they have not obtained
a permit from the Environmental
Protection Agency for
the operation of
the refuse
disposal
site by Decemb~r 31,
1972.
2.
Cease and desist from all other violations
of the
Environmental Protection Act and the Rules and
Regulations for Refuse Disposal Sites and Facilities
immediately.
3.
Respondents shall pay
to
the State
of
Illinois within
35 days
the sum of $1,000
as
a penalty for
the violations
found
in this ~roceeding.
Penalty payment by certified
check
or money order payable
to the State of
Illinois
shall
be made
to:
Fiscal
Services Division,
Illinois
EPA,
2200 Churchill
Drive,
Springfield,
Illinois
62706~
I,
Christen
L.
Moffett,
Clerk of the
Illinc.is Pollution Control
Boardr
hereby
certify
the
above
Opinion
ar1d
Order
was
adceted
this
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day
of
October,
1972
by
a
vote
of
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to
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Christar.
L. MoffetL,/~Ork
Illinois Pollution Control Board
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