ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
January 10, 1974
BORG-WARNER CORPORATION,
Petitioner,
v.
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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
Respondent.
ORDER OF THE BOARD (by Mr. Henss)
Petitioner Borg-Warner has filed Motion for Post-Hearing
Relief. The relief reauested is that we grant a six month
variance from Rules 621(d) and 634, Chapter 2, Part VI Air
Pollution Control Regulations so that Borg-Warner may continue
to dispose of asbestos waste in the manner described in our
August 23, 1973 Opinion. The Motion for Post—Hearing Relief
is denied.
In our prior Opinion (August 23, 1973) we said:
“We shall grant Petitioner a variance for four
months only. We allow this time for Petitioner
to investigate and adopt a method, by which
compliance with the Regulations will be achieved
in the shortest possible time period. We ask
the Agency to cooperate fully with Borg-Warner
officials in their search for an acceptahle
disposal method during this four month period.
Subsequent proceedings should include the
landfill operator, and any extension of the
variance should be based upon satisfactory
progress toward compliance with the Regulation.
The Motion for Post—Hearing Relief does not show Borg—Warner’s
compliance with our prior Opinion. It is not timely filed and
does not request that type of relief which may properly be granted
in a post-hearing proceeding. In actuality, this is a new variance
request and the pleading does not comply with the requirements of
our Procedural Rule 401 specifying the content of a variance
petition. If Petitioner wants to request an extension of the
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variance it should do so in a new variance petition filed in
compliance with our Procedural Rules.
It is ordered that the Motion for Post—Hearing Relief be
denied.
Mr. Seaman was not present.
I, Christan L. Moffett, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
Board, hereby certify the above Order was adopted this /U~1
day ~
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1974 by a vote of _____to
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