ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

December 2, 1976

NORTH SHORE SANITARY DISTRICT,

Petitioner,

V.

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PCB 76—244

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,

Respondent.

ORDER OF THE BOARD (by Mr. Young):

The North Shore Sanitary District’s Petition for Recon-

sideration, Reinstatement and For Leave to Amend is hereby

denied. The Board still believes that the Petition, even

with the supplemental information, lacks adequate information

concerning the environmental impact which would occur if the

variance is granted and adequate information concerninq the

hardship to result if the variance is denied. For the fourth

time, Petitioner is directed to follow Board Procedural Rule

401. In the event that Petitioner decides to file a new

Petition, all information filed heretofore, and any new informa-

tion, should be consolidated in that new Petition.

To enable the Board to make any meaningful determination,

the Petition must be considerably more specific. Although

Petitioner estimates that the overflow is 2.5 percent of the

total yearly flow, without the yearly flow also included,

this figure is meaningless. The Petition should set forth

the stream to which the overflow is tributary and water quality

data of that stream.

The Petition should inform the Board

whether any basement flooding occurs as a result of the over-

flows. Concerni nq Lhe

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many,

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tion should also be provided

how these

houses are

presently

disposing of their wastes.

IT IS SO ORDERED.

I, Christan L. Moffett, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Con-

trol Board, hereby ertify the above Order was adopted on the

________

day of

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1976 by a vote of

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Christan L. Moff’

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Clerk

Illinois Polluti n Control Board

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