ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

September

26, 1972

VILLAGE

OF

BRADFORD

#72—337

v.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

ORDER OF THE BOARD

(BY

SAMUEL T. LAWTON, JR.,)

Petition for variance was filed by the Village of Bradford

on

October 11, 1972, seeking relief from Rule 405 of the Water

Pollution Regulations relative to construction of temporary

chlorination facilities pending the completion of additions and

improvements to its sewage treatment plant. By our order of

August

15, 1972, we found the petition inadequate and directed

the

submission of additional facts, particularly with respect

to

the feasibility and cost of temporary chlorination facilities

and their effects upon the receiving stream.

On

September 14, we received a letter from the Village Presi-

3ent

stating that the Village was proceeding immediately with

~-emporarychlorination facilities and that plans would be sub-

nitted

for our approval. Since the facility the Village now

‘~roposesto construct is the one relative to which the variance

:~a5

sought, the petition for variance is dismissed as moot.

IT IS

SO ORDERED.

Jhr.:.

stan Moffett, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control Board,

that the above Order was adopted on the _____day of

1972, by a vote of

I

to

_______

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