ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    January 25, 1990
    IN THE
    MATTER
    OF:
    )
    PETITION OF BORDEN CHEMICALS
    AND
    )
    PLASTICS OPERATING LIMITED
    )
    R86-14
    PARTNERSHIP (FORMERLY BORDEN CHEMICAL
    )
    (Site-specific
    COMPANY) FOR SITE-SPECIFIC
    RULE
    )
    rulemaking)
    CHANGE REGARDING WASTEWATER
    )
    DISCHARGES
    INTO AN UNNAMED TRIBUTARY
    )
    OF LONG POINT SLOUGH
    )
    ORDER OF THE BOARD
    (by J. Theodore Meyer):
    This matter is before the Board on a January 17, 1990 motion
    for expedited decision,
    filed by petitioner Borden Chemicals
    and
    Plastics Limited Operating Partnership (Borden).
    Borden asks the
    Board to expedite its decision
    in this site-specific rulemaking.
    Borden notes that it is currently operating under a variance from
    the water quality standards for total dissolved solids
    (TDS)
    and
    chloride.
    Those
    standards are also the subject
    of the instant
    rulemaking.
    The variance
    expires
    on
    October
    6,
    1990,
    or upon
    conipletion of the rulemaking, whichever comes first.
    Borden state
    that
    it wishes
    to
    avoid
    the need to
    file another petition
    for
    extension
    of the current variance,
    and therefore
    asks
    that the
    Board expedite its decision in this rulemaking so that the matter
    may
    be
    resolved
    before
    the
    October
    6,
    1990
    expiration
    of
    the
    variance.
    Borden’s motion for expedited consideration is granted,
    and the Board will act upon this rulemaking as quickly as possible
    consistent with the demands of its caseload.
    IT IS SO ORDERED.
    I,
    Dorothy N.
    Gunn,
    Clerk
    of the Illinois Pollution Control_
    Board, here6~certify that the above Order was adopted on the ~‘5~’—~
    day of
    _________________,
    1990,
    by a vote of
    /‘~‘
    .
    /1
    ~
    /‘J~~1
    Dorothy N.
    G.ünn, Clerk
    Illinois Po3~lutionControl Board
    107—257

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