ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    February 6,
    1992
    CITIZENS FOR CONTROLLED LANDFILLS
    )
    and
    YMCA OF SOUTH WEST ILLINOIS,
    )
    )
    Petitioners,
    )
    v.
    .)
    PCB 91-89
    PCB 91—90
    )
    (Landfill Siting)
    )
    (Consolidated)
    )
    LAIDLAW WASTE SYSTEMS
    )
    (Belleville), INC.
    and THE ST.
    )
    CLAIR COUNTY BOARD,
    )
    )
    Respondents.
    ORDER OF THE BOARD
    (by J. Anderson):
    On January 21,
    1992, Laidlaw filed a motion for release to it
    by the Board of certain exhibits contained in the record compiled
    by the
    St.
    Clair
    County Board and submitted to the Board in the
    course
    of
    this appeal.
    Without
    further specification,
    Laidlaw
    requests release of all “large” exhibits,
    i.e. those larger than 8
    1/2” x 14”.
    In support of its request, Laidlaw asserts that it may
    wish to use these exhibits, prepared at its own expense, at other
    sites
    or expansions
    elsewhere
    in the
    United
    States
    of
    Canada.
    Laidlaw notes that the time for appeal of the Board’s final order
    in this matter has run, and that the one appeal which was filed has
    been voluntarily dismissed.
    YMCA of Southwest Illinois vs. Laidlaw
    Waste Systems1 Inc. and the Saint Clair County Board, No; 5-91-0784
    (5th Dist. Order of January
    2,
    1992).
    No responses have been filed to this motion.
    The
    motion
    to
    release
    exhibits
    is
    granted.
    Laidlaw
    is
    directed to contact the Clerk’s Office to arrange procedures for
    the
    specification
    and
    delivery
    of
    the exhibits
    of
    interest
    to
    Laidlaw; Laidlaw shall bear the costs of delivery of the exhibits.
    IT IS SO ORDERED.
    130—45
    2
    I,
    Dorothy H. Gunn,
    Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
    Bc4ard, hereby certify~thatthe above Order was adopted on the
    _______
    day of ___________________________,
    1992,
    by a vote of
    Dorothy M. C~n, C1er)~
    Illinois Pol~utionControl Board
    130—46

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