ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
March 14,
1986
IN THE MATTER OF:
THE JOINT PETITION OF THE CITY
OF PEORIA AND THE ILLINOIS
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PCB 85—210
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
FOR EXCEPTION OF THE COMBINED
SEWER OVERFLOW REGULATIONS
INTERIM ORDER
ORDER OF THE BOARD (by J.
D.
Dumelle):
This
is a joint combined sewer overflow
(CSO) petition by
the City of Peoria
(Peoria)
and
the Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency
(Agency).
Peoria’s compliance plan presented
at the hearing allows for
the discharge of floatables
at eleven downstream CSO discharges
(Exh.
4).
Peoria’s witness
testified that
floatables control
at
these outfalls was rejected because of cost.
(R.
35).
Exhibit
4
includes discussion of options
for controlling floatables
at
these locations.
Prior
to decision the board would
like
to have an assessment
and cost estimate for controlling floatables at
these eleven
downstream outfalls,
at least
up
to the 25—year flood
stage.
The
feasibility of
using
swirl concentrators for
this purpose should
be examined.
In addition,
the Board
requests comment upon the impact of
an order requiring
(a)
a prohibition of any new connections of
residential downspouts
to sewers carrying sanitary waste,
(b)
that all new buildings have separate sanitary and storm
connections,
and
(c)
that separate storm and sanitary sewers
be
constructed
to the extent feasible when streets
are reconstructed
and when area redevelopment occurs.
Such comments shall
be filed with the Board
and the Agency
by Peoria by March
28, 1986.
The Agency may comment on this
material
through April
4,
1986.
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IT
IS SO ORDERED.
I,
Dorothy M.
Gunn, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
Board, hereby certify that the above Interim Order was adopted on
the
_______________
day of
7-~?-~
,
1986 by vote
of
/
Dorothy
M. d~nn,Clerk
Illinois Pollution Control Board