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STATE

OF

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Pollution Contro’ Board

INFORMATIONAL NOTICE!!!

IT

IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU

READ THE

ENCLOSED

DOCUMENTS.

NOTE:

This

Administrative Citation refers to TWO separate State

of Illinois Agencies.

One is the

ILLINOIS POLLUTION

CONTROL BOARD

located at State of Illinois

Center,

100 West Randolph

Street, Suite

11-500,

Chicago,

Illinois

60601.

The other state agency is the

ILLINOIS

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

located

at:

1021

North

Grand Avenue East,

P.O.

Box

19276,.

Springfield, Illinois 61794-9276.

If you elect to contest the enclosed Administrative citation,

you must

file a

PETITION

FOR REVIEW

with

thirty-five

(35)

days

of the date

the Administrative Citation was served

upon you.

Any such Petition

for Review must be filed with the clerk of the

Illinois Pollution Control

Board by either hand delivering or mailing to the Board at the address

given

above.

A copy of the Petition for Review should

be either

hand-delivered or mailed to the

Illinois Environmental

Protection

Agency at the address given above and should be marked to the

ATTENTION:

DIVISION

OF

LEGAL COUNSEL.

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CLERK’S OFFICE

BEFORE THE

ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROLBOARD

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ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION

STATE

OF

ILUNO~S

Pollution

Control Board

ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL

)

PROTECTION AGENCY,

)

Complainant,

)

AC

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v.

)

(IEPA

No.77-05-AC)

)

F.I.M. INC.,

)

)

Respondent.

0

NOTICE OF FILING

To:

F.I.M. Inc.

Tom Frese, President

1627

State Street

Quincy,

Illinois

62301

PLEASE

TAKE NOTICE that on this date I mailed for filing with the Clerk of the Pollution

Control Board ofthe State ofIllinois the following instrument(s) entitled ADMINISTRATIVE

CITATION, AFFIDAVIT, and OPEN DUMP INSPECTION CHECKLIST.

Respectfully submitted,

~le~an~

Special Assistant Attorney General

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

1021 North Grand Avenue East

P.O. Box 19276

Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276

(217) 782-5544

Dated:

April

5,

2005

THIS

FILING

SUBMIUED

ON

RECYCLED PAPER

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CLERK’S OFFICE

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BEFORE THE

ILLINOIS POLLUTION

CONTROL BOARD

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STATE

OF ILLINOIS

ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION

Pollution Control Board

ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL

)

PROTECTION AGENCY,

)

Complainant,

)

AC

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V.

)

(IEPA

No. 77-05-AC)

)

F.I.M., INC.,

)

Respondent.

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JURISDICTION

This

Administrative

Citation

is

issued

pursuant

to

the

authority

vested

in

the

Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency by Section 31.1

of the Illinois Environmental Protection Act, 415

ILCS 5/31.1

(2002).

FACTS

1.

That F. I. M., Inc. (“Respondent”) is the present owner and operatorof a facility located

at

600 South

Fifth Street, Quincy, Adams County, Illinois.

The property is commonly known to the

Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency as Quincy/F.I.M.

2.

That

said

facility

is

an

open

dump

operating

without

an

Illinois

Environmental

Protection Agency Operating

Permit and is designated with

Site Code

No. 0010655009.

3.

That Respondent has owned and operated said facility at all times pertinent hereto.

4.

That on February 24, 2005,

Michelle Cozadd of the Illinois Environmental Protection

Agency’s

Springfield

Regional

Office

inspected

the

above-described

facility.

A

copy

of

her

inspection

report setting

forth

the

results

of said

inspection

is attached

hereto

and

made

a part

hereof.

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VIOLATIONS

Based

upon direct observations made by Michelle Cozadd during the course of her February

24, 2005

inspection of the above-named facility, the Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency has

determined that Respondent has violated the Illinois Environmental Protection Act (hereinafter, the

“Act”) as follows:

(1)

That

Respondent

caused

or allowed

the

open

dumping

of

waste

in

a

manner

0

resulting

in

litter,

a

violation

of

Section

21(p)(1)

of the Act,

415

ILCS 5/2I(p)(1)

(2002).

CIVIL PENALTY

Pursuant to

Section

42(b)(4-5) of the Act, 415

ILCS

5/42(b)(4-5)

(2002),

Respondent

is

subject

to

a

civil

penalty of

One Thousand

Five

Hundred

Dollars

($1,500.00)

for

each

of the

violations

identified

above,

for

a total of

One Thousand

Five

Hundred

Dollars

($1,50000).

If

Respondent elects

not to

petition

the

Illinois

Pollution

Control

Board, the statutory civil

penalty

specified above shall be due and payable no later than May 15. 2005, unless otherwise provided by

order of the Illinois

Pollution Control

Board.

If Respondent elects to contest this Administrative Citation by petitioning the Illinois Pollution

Control Board in accordance with Section 31.1

of the Act, 415

ILCS 5/31.1(2002), and if the Illinois

Pollution Control Board issues a finding of violation as alleged herein, after an adjudicatory hearing,

Respondent shall be assessed the associated hearing costs incurred by the

Illinois Environmental

Protection Agency and the Illinois Pollution Control Board.

Those hearing

costs shall be assessed

in

addition

to the One Thousand

Five Hundred

Dollar ($1,500.00) statutory civil penalty for each

violation.

2

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Pursuant to Section 31.1 (d)(1) of the Act, 415 ILCS

5/31.1 (d)(1) (2002), if Respondent fails

to petition or elects notto petition the Illinois Pollution Control Board for review of this Administrative

Citation within thirty-five (35) days

of the date of service, the Illinois

Pollution Control

Board

shall

adopt

a

final

order,

which

shall

include

this

Administrative Citation and

findings

of violation

as

alleged herein, and shall impose the statutory civil penalty specified above.

When

payment

is

made,

Respondent’s

check

shall

be

made

payable

to

the

Illinois

Environmental

Protection

Trust

Fund

and

mailed

to

the

attention

of

Fiscal

Services,

Illinois

Environmental

Protection Agency,

1021

North

Grand

Avenue East, P.O.

Box 19276,

Springfield,

Illinois

62794-9276.

Along

with

payment,

Respondent shall complete and

return

the enclosed

Remittance Form to ensure proper documentation of payment.

If any civil penalty and/or hearing costs are not paid within the time prescribed by order of the

Illinois

Pollution

Control

Board, interest on

said

penalty and/or hearing

costs shall

be

assessed

against the Respondentfrom the date payment is due up to and

including the date that payment is

received.

The

Office

of the

Illinois

Attorney General

may be

requested

to

initiate

proceedings

against Respondent in Circuit Court to collect said penalty and/or hearing costs,

plus any interest

accrued.

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PROCEDURE FOR

CONTESTING THIS

ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION

Respondent

has

the

right

to

contest

this

Administrative

Citation

pursuant

to

and

in

accordance with Section 31.1

of the Act,

415

ILCS 5/31/1

(2002).

If Respondent elects to contest

this Administrative Citation, then

Respondent

shall file

a signed

Petition

for Review,

including a

Notice

of Filing,

Certificate

of

Service,

and

Notice

of Appearance,

with

the Clerk of the

Illinois

Pollution

Control Board,

State of Illinois Center, 100 West Randolph, Suite

11-500, Chicago, Illinois

60601.

A

copy of said

Petition for Review shall

be filed with the Illinois

Environmental Protection

Agency’s Division of Legal Counsel at 1021 North Grand Avenue East, P.O. Box 19276, Springfield,

Illinois 62794-9276.

Section 31.1 of the Act provides that any Petition for Review shall be filed within

thirty-five

(35)

days

of the date

of service

of

this Administrative

Citation or the

Illinois

Pollution

Control Board

shall enter a

default judgment against the Respondent.

7~e,44c

Date:~+/ô/Q~

Renee Cipriano,

Director

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Illinois

Environmental

Protection Agency

Prepared

by:

Susan

E.

Konzelmann,

Legal Assistant

Division of Legal Counsel

Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency.

1021

North

Grand Avenue East

P.O.

Box 19276

Springfield,

Illinois

62794-9276

(217) 782-5544

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E C E

G YE D

CLERK’S OFFICE

REMITTANCE

FORM

APR

0?

2005

STATE OF ILLlNO~

ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL

)

Pollution

Control board

PROTECTION AGENCY,

)

Complainant,

)

AC

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V.

)

(IEPA

No. 77-05-AC)

)

F.I.M.,

INC.,

Respondent.

)

FACILITY:

Quincy/F.I.M.,

Inc.

SITE CODE NO.:

0010655009

COUNTY:

Adams

CIVIL

PENALTY:

$1,500.00

DATE OF INSPECTION:

February 24, 2005

DATE REMITTED:

SS/FEIN

NUMBER:

SIGNATURE:

NOTE

0

Please

enter the

date

of

your

remittance,

your

Social

Security

number

(SS)

if an

individual or

Federal Employer Identification Number(FEIN) if a corporation, and sign this Remittance Form.

Be

sure

your

check

is enclosed

and

mail,

along

with

Remittance

Form,

to

Illinois

Environmental

Protection

Agency, Attn.:

Fiscal

Services,

P.O.

Box 19276,

Springfield,

Illinois

62794-9276.

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CLERK’S OFFICE

ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

APR 0?

2005

AFFIDAVIT

pg~

Control Board

ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL

)

PROTECTION AGENCY,

)

Complainant

)

)

vs.

)

JEPA DOCKET NO.

)

F.I.M.

Inc,

)

Respondent

)

Affiant, Michelle

E.

Cozadd, being first duly sworn, voluntarily deposes and states as follows:

1.

Affiant is

a field inspector employed by the Division ofLand Pollution Control ofthe

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and has been so employed at all

times pertinent

hereto.

2.

On February 24, 2005, between

12:05 PM

and

12:3

5

PM, Affiant conducted an

inspection of a disposal

site operated without an Illinois Environmental Protection

Agency permit,

located in Adams County, Illinois,

and known as Quincy/F.I.M.

by the

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.

Said

site has been assigned site code number

LPC #0010655009

by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.

3.

Affiant inspected said Quincy/F.I.M. open dump site by an on-site inspection that

included walking and photographing the site.

4.

As

a result of the activities referred to

in paragraph 3

above, Affiant completed the

Inspection Report form attached hereto and made a part hereof, which,

to the best of

Affiant’s knowledge and belief,

is an accurate representation ofAffiant’s

observations and

factual conclusions with respect to

said Quincy/F.I.M.

open dump.

Michelle E.

Cozad

Subscribed and Sworn To before me

This /?~layof

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ILLINOIS

ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION AGENCY

Open Dump Inspection Checklist

County:

Adams

.

LPC#:

0010655009

.

Region:

5

-

Springfield

Location/Site

Name:

Quincy/F. I. M.

Date:

02.24.05

Time:__From_0_12:05_pm

To

12:35 pm

Previous Inspection Date:

09.23.04

Inspector(s):

Michelle Cozadd

& David Jansen

Weather:

32°F,cloudy with light snow

& wet soil conditions

No. of Photos Taken:• #

24

Est. Amt. of Waste:

200

yds3

Samples Taken:

Yes #

.

No

•)(

Interviewed:

.

.

Complaint#:

_________________________

Responsible

Party

F.I.M.,

Inc.

.

RECEIVED

Mailing Address(es)

Attn: Tom Frese

and Phone

.

1627 State Street

.

PIAR

11

2005

Number(s):

Quincy,

IL 62301

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SECTION

DESCRIPTION

IL

‘1~iOISENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

ACT REQUIREMENTS

1.

9(a)

CAUSE,

THREATEN OR ALLOW AIR POLLUTION

IN

ILLINOIS

2.

9(c)

CAUSE OR ALLOW OPEN BURNING

0

3.

12(a)

CAUSE,

THREATEN OR ALLOW WATER POLLUTION

IN

4.

12(d)

CREATE AWATER POLLUTION HAZARD

5.

21(a)

CAUSE OR ALLOW OPEN DUMPING

0

X

6.

0

21(d)

CONDUCT ANY WASTE-STORAGE, WASTE-TREATMENT, OR WASTE- DISPOSAL

OPERATION:

0

(1)

Without a Permit

O

(2)

In Violation of Any Regulations or Standards Adopted

by

the Board

0

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7.

~0

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21(e)

DISPOSE, TREAT,

STORE, OR ABANDON ANY WASTE, OR TRANSPORT ANY

WASTE INTO THE STATE AT/TO SITES NOT

MEETING REQUIREMENTS OF ACT

AND REGULATIONS

0

0

X

8

21(p)

CAUSE OR ALLOW THE OPEN

DUMPING OF ANY WASTE

IN

A MANNER WHICH RESULTS

IN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING

OCCURRENCES AT THE DUMP SITE:

(1)

Litter

0

0

X

(2)

Scavenging

(3)

Open Burning

.

0

O

(4)

Deposition of Waste in

Standing or Flowing Waters

(5)

Proliferation of Disease Vectors

0

•

(6)

Standing or Flowing

Liquid Discharge from

the Dump Site

Revised 06/18/2001

(Open Dump

-

.1)

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LPC#0010655009

Inspection Date: February 24, 2005

0

..

(7)

Deposition

of General

Demolition

Debris

Construction

.

or Demolition

0

Debris

0

;

or Clean

0

Construction or

0

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9.

55(a)

...

NO PERSON SHALL:

(1)

Cause or Allow Open Dumping

of Any Used or Waste

Tire

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(2)

~oi

goUore

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35

ILLINOIS

ADMINISTRATIVE

CODE

REQUIREMENTS

.

10.

812.101

(a)

.

..

.

.

.

SUBtITLE

G

.

.

.

FAILURE TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO DEVELOP AND

OPERATE A LANDFILL

.

11.

722.111

HAZARDOUS WASTE

DETERMINATION

.

X

O

12.

808.121

SPECIAL WASTE DETERMINATION.

0

13.

809.302(a)

ACCEPTANCE

OF SPECIAL WASTE FROM A WASTE TRANSPORTER WITHOUT A

WASTE HAULING

PERMIT, UNIFORM WASTE PROGRAM REGISTRATION

AND

ERMIT AND/OR MANIFEST

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.

0

•.

~.

.

14.

.

.

.•

.

OTHER

REQUIREMENTS

.

.~

.

.

.

APPARENT VIOLATION OF:

(

)

PCB;

(

)

CIRCUIT COURT

CASENUMBER:

ORDERENTEREDON:

.

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15.

OTHER:

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‘signature

of lns~ector(4~~,)

Informational

Notes

1.

Illinois

Environmental Protection Act: 415

ILCS 5/4.

2.

Illinois Pollution Control Board:

35

III. Adm.

Code,

Subtitle G.

0

3.

Statutory

and

regulatory references herein

are

provided for convenience only and

should

not be construed as legal

conclusions

of the Agency or as

limiting

the Agency’s statutory or regulatory powers.

Requirements of some statutes

and regulations cited

are in summary format.

Full text of requirements

can

be found in references listed ml. and

2.

above.

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0

4.

The provisions of subsection (p) of Section

21

of

the Illinois)

Environmental

Protection Act shal! be enforceable either

by administrative citation

under Section

31

.1

of

the Mt or by complaint under Section

31

of the Act.

-

5.

This inspection was conducted in accordance with Sections

4(c) and 4(d) of the Illinois

Environmental Protection Act:

415

ILCS

5/4(c) and

(d).

6.

Items marked with an “NE” were not evaluated at the time of this

inspection.

Revised 06/18/2001

(Open Dump -2)

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ILLINOIS

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

0

MEMORANDUM

DATE:

March 1,

2005

To:

DLPC/Division File

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FROM:

Michelle Cozadd, DLPC/FOS

Spnngfield Region

MAR

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SUBJECT:’

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LPC #0010655009-Adams County

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Quincy/F.I.M.

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FOS File

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The purpose of this memorandum is to

serve as the narrative for a re-inspection conducted on

February 24, ‘2005 of the above referenced site.

The re-inspection took place from approximately

12:05 pm to

12:35 pm.

The weather conditions were cloudy and 32°Fwith light snow and wet

soil conditions.

Twenty-four digital photographs were taken to document the conditions ofthe

site.

No one was interviewed during the ~e-inspection. David Jansen, DLPC/FOS

Springfield

Region Manager, accompanied me.

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.

The site was previously inspected on September 23, 2004.

An Open Dump

Administrative

Citation Warning Notice was sent to Mr. Thomas Freese on October 26, 2004.

A cleanup

deadline ofJanuary

1, 2005 was agreed to

in a November 9, 2004 response letter from Mr.

,Freese.

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Upon arrival

at the site on February 24, 2005, I observed a small number of

changes

in the site

conditions since the initial inspection on September 23, 2004.

A trailer full ofscrap

metal on the

northeast side ofthe-site had been removed from the site.

In addition, two trailers full of scrap

metal, several piles ofstructural steel and other miscellaneOus scrap metal have been remoVed

from the northwe~t

portion ofthe site.

While progress has been made to remove the scrap metal~

from the property, the unidentified drums, the two roll-off boxes full of refuse and other waste

materials remain at the site.

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An overview ofthe northwest portion of the site is

shown in the attached photo #020.

‘Two full

roll-offboxes, scrap metal, unidentified drums

and waste materials were observed in this area.

The six unidentified drums observed during the initial inspection, which remain unChanged at the

site, are shown in the attached photo #001.

The used tires and one oftwo roll-offboxes are

shown in the attached photos #002 through

#005.

This roll-offbox appears to

contain the same

refuse as observed in the September 23, 2004 inspection with the addition ofa plastic

green

-

garbage can and a few pieces ofdamaged dimensional lumber.

There were around thirty used

tires piled near the roll-offbox.

The second roll-offbox

is shown in the attached photos #006

and #007.

This

roll-offbox also appeared

to contain the same refuse as noted during the

-

previous inspection as documented in the digital photographs.

.Scrap metal, damaged

dimensional lumber and other miscellaneous waste materials were scattered around the northwest

O

side of the site as shown in the attached photos #004 through #007.

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Waste materials including wood pallets, damaged dimensional lumber, plastic sheeting, white

goods, unidentified containers; spills ofunidentified waste and other miscellaneous debris were

observed in the northeast portion of the site.

This area is illustrated in the attached photos #008

through #010,

#018, #019 and #024.

White goods in the form ofa refrigerator’and a dryer are

shown in’the attached photo

#011.

The attachedphotos #010, #012, and #013

show

two

full,

closed blue plastic drums.

The drums were both labeled

as a plasticizer.

Two grain sorghum

bags on top ofthe blue’drums were deteriorating and the red colored sorghum had spilled on the

grourid. A close-up ofthe spilled material is

shown

in the attached photo #0 12.

Another spill ofa different white and black colored unidentified plastic-like material was

observed just

southwest ofthe blue drums as shown in the attached photos #014 through #017.

A close-up ofthe two weathered fiber drums is shown in the attached photo #015.

The drums,

spilled white material, wood pallets, plastic tubing, plastic rings and

other waste materials were

scattered on the ground in this

area.

A large cardboard box’ and ametal.grey tote were observed north ofthe white spilled material as

illustrated in the attached photo #0 18.

The hirge cardboard box was not observed in this location

during the September 23,

2004 inspection.

The contents of the box are shown in the attached

photo

#021.

The box contained some debris on

top ofa large quantity ofunidentified small

plastic-like pellets.

A dented grey metal tote

is shown in the attached photos #023, and #024.

The tote was full to

the top with a black used oil-like substance as shown in the attached #023.

It

was not labeled “Used Oil.”

This tote was also observed on the property during the September

23,

2004 inspection.

,.

.

.

The response from Mr..Frese also included two letters from tenants concerning the drums inside

the warehouse.

‘In the first letter, Westmin Corporation explained that their possessions included

an undetennined amount of 55-gallon drums ofa useable zinc oxide product.

The Other letter

from AquaTech Marine stated that an unspecified amount ofused oil~

containers were present in

the warehouse.

The Agency’s December

8, 2004 letter to Mr. Frese required the submittal of

used oil manifests to

document the proper disposal or recycling ofthe used oil.

This office has

not received any manifests.

The used, oil containers

could not be inspected because the

warehouse was closed and locked during the February 24, 2005 inspection.

.

0

Copies of

manifests

and receipts that document the proper disposal

or recycling of all waste

materials at the site were to

be submitted to the Agency by January 5; 2005.

The Agency has not

received any of the required documentation for the removal of the scrap metal.

The:apparent

open dumping violations

that were cited during the initial inspection are continuing based on the

February 24, 2005 observations..

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cc:

DJiPC/FOS Springfield Region

ACHD, L. Schnellbecker

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2

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Illinois

Environmental Protection

Agency

Bureau of Land

LPC #0010655009—Adams County

Q u incy/ F.1. M.

FOS File

February

24, 2005

Inspection

Measurements Approximate

Direction of Photo ~

Not to Scale

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Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency

Bureau

of

Land

Division of Land Pollution

Control

DIGITAL

PHOTOGRAPHS

LPC #0010655009

—

Adams

County

QuincylF.

I.Fvl.

FOS

File

Date:

February

24,

2005

Direction:

N

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure #:

Comments:

Six drums

with

unidentified

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

12:08 pm

Direction:

W

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure #: 002

Comments:

Scrap

metal,

used tires and

two

roll-off boxes filled with

damaged dimensional,

lumber & general

refuse

Page

1

of 12

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Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

Division of Land Pollution Control

LPC #0010655009—

Adams County

Quincy/F.L M.

FOS

File

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

12:09pm

Direction:

E

Photo by:

M. Cozadd

Exposure #:

003

Comments:

Close-up

of

contents of one

of

two

roll-off boxes.

Drums

&

debris in background.

Used tires

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

Direction:

NE

Photo by:

M. Cozadd

Exposure #: 004

Comments:

Used

tires

adjacent to one of two

roll-off boxes.

Debris

scattered

on ground in

background.

File Names:

0010655009—02242005-Exp.

#.jpg

DIGITAL

Page 2 of 12

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Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency

Division of Land Pollution

Control

LPC

#001 0655009

—

Adams County

Quincy/F.

I

M.

FOS

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

Direction:

N

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure #: 005

Comments: Overview of

first

roll-off box,

scrap

metal and debris

near

northwestside

Date:

February 24,

2005

Time:

12:09

Direction:

NW

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Comments:

Second

roll-off box filled

mostly

dimensional

lumber.

Debris also scattered on

ground near northwest

File Names:

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Illinois Environmental

Protection Agency

-

Bureau

of

Land

Pollution

Control

File Names:

001

0655009—02242005-Exp.

#.jpg

LPC #0010655009—

Adams County

Quincy/F.

I.M.

FOS

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

12:11

Direction:

E

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure #:

007

Comments:

Roll-off box

on left

side of picture.

Overview of debris and

scrap metal scattered

on

ground near northwest

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

12:13

Direction:

E

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure #:

008

Comments:

Damaged

-

dimensional lumber,

wood pallets,

white

goods and other

debris

near northeast corner of

site.

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Illinois Environmental

Protection Agency

-

Division of Land Pollution Control

LPC #0010655009— Adams

County

Quincy/F.l. M.

FOS~FiIe

Date: February 24, 2005

Time:

Direction:

SW

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure #:

Comments:

Overview of

debris near northeast

Date: February 24, 2005

Time:

Direction:

S

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure#:

Comments:

Overview of

debris near northeast

DIGITAL

File Names: 001 0655009—02242005-Exp.

Page 5 of 12

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Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

Bureau of Land

0~

Division of Land

Pollution Control

LPC

#0010655009—

Adams County

Quincy/F.l.

M.

FOS

File

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

Direction: W

Photo by: M.

Cozadd

Exposure #: 011

Comments: Close-up

of

white

goods

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

12:14 pm

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure#: 012

Comments:

Close-up of

red colored sorghum

on

ground

apparently from

sacks on top of blue

plastic drums.

I

File Names: 0010655009—02242005-Exp.

Page 6

of 12

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Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

LPC

#0010655009—

Adams County

Quincy/F.l.

M.

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

Direction: W

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure#: 013

Comments:

Overview of

two

blue plastic drums

and

two

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

Direction:

NW

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Comments:

White and

black plastic-like

material

on ground

and

Iwo

File Names: 0010655009—02242005-Exp.

#J.jpg

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Illinois Environmental

Protection

Agency

LPC #0010655009—

Bureau of Land

Quincy/F.l.IM.

Division of Land

Pollution

Control

FOS File

-

DIGITAL

Date: February 24, 2005

Time:

12:18 pm

Direction:

NW

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure#: 015

Comments: Close-up of

fiber drums

Date: February 24, 2005

Time:

Direction:

S

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure#: 016

Comments:

Fiber drums

and other debris on

ground

L

File Names: 001 0655009—02242005-Exp.

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Page 8 of 12

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Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

Bureau of Land

.

Division

of

Land

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS

LPC #0010655009—

Adams County

Quincy/F.L

lvi.

FOS

File

Date: February 24, 2005

Time:

12:20

pm

Direction:

E

M.

Cozadd

Exposure#: 017

Comments:

Overview of

two broken fiber drums

and other debris

scattered on eastern side

of site.

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

12:20 pm

____

Direction:

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure #: 018

Comments: Overview of

scrap metal, damaged

dimensional lumber,

siding, grey metal tote,

large cardboard box and

other debris on

northeastern pOrtion of

site.

File Names: 001

0655009—02242005-Exp.

#J.jpg

Page 9 of 12

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Illinois Environmental

Protection Agency

Bureau

of Land

-

Division of Land

Pollution

Control

LPC#0010655009—Adams County

0

Quincy/F.l.M.

FOS File

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

Direction:

NE

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure #: 019

Comments:

Overview of

debris on northeastern

portion of site.

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

Direction: W

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure #: 020

Comments:

Overview of

two roll-off boxes,

scrap

metal and debris on

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS

0_

—,

File Names: 001

0655009—02242005-Exp.

#.jpg

Page 10 of 12

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Date: February24, 2005

Time:

12:21 pm

Direction: S

Photo by: M. Cozadd

Comments: Close-up of

Date: February 24, 2005

Time: 12:21 pm

Direction: S

Photo by: M. Cozadd

Exposure #:

Comments: Large’

cardboard box

Illinois Environmental

Protection Agency

LPC

#0010655009

—

Adams County

Bureauof Land

Quincy/F.l.M.

Division of Land Pollution

Control

FOS

DIGITAL

Page 11

of 12

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Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

Bureau ofLand

Division of Land Pollution Control

LPC #0010655009—

Adams County

‘FOS

Date:

February 24, 2005

Time:

12:23 pm

Direction:

NW

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure #: 023

Cornments: Close-up of

grey metal tote with

black “used

oil-like”

substance on stick.

Combustible liquid

placard on

side of tote.

Date: February 24, 2005

Time:

Direction:

E

Photo by:

M.

Cozadd

Exposure #: 024

Comments:

Overview of

grey tote, scrap metal

and other debris in

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS

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Page 12 of 12

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PROOF OF SERVICE

I

hereby certify that I did on the

5th dayofApril

2005,

sendby Certified Mail, Return

Receipt

Requested,with postagethereon fully prepaid, by depositing in a United StatesPost OfficeBox a true

and

correct

copy

of

the

following

instrument(s)

entitled

ADMINISTRATIVE

CITATION,

AFFIDAVIT, and OPEN DUMP iNSPECTION CHECKLIST

To:

F.I.M. Inc.

Tom Frese, President

1627 State Street

Quincy, Illinois

62301

and the original and nine (9) true and correct copies ofthe same foregoing instruments

on the same

date by Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested, with postage thereon fully prepaid

To:

Dorothy Gunn, Clerk

Pollution Control Board

James R. Thompson Center

100 West Randolph Street, Suite 11-500

Chicago, Illinois 60601

Michelle M. Ryan

Special Assistant AttorneyGeneral

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

1021 North Grand Avenue East

P.O. Box 19276

Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276

(217) 782-5544

THIS

FILING

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