ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
May 4, 1995
ILLINOIS PETROLEUM MARKETERS
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ASSOCIATION,
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Petitioner,
V.
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY,
Respondent.
STEVEN WERMCR.ANTZ APPEARED ON BEHALF OF THE PETITIONER.
BONNIE SAWYER, ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, APPEARED
ON BEHALF OF THE AGENCY.
OPINION AND ORDER OF THE BOARD (by C. A. Manning):
On January 6, 1995, the Illinois Petroleum Marketers
Association (IPMA) filed a petition for variance from 35 Ill. Ad1TI
Code 218.586(d) seeking to extend the date for compliance with
the requirements for Stage II gasoline vapor recovery from
November 1, 1994 until March 31, 1995 for its 266 member
facilities and affiliates. (Pet. at 3 and Exh# 1.) During the
course of the hearing in this matter, the IPMA amended its
petition and requested that variance relief apply to only 157 of
the originally-requested facilities. (Tr. at 10.) All
facilities seeking a variance are located in the Chicago ozone
nonattainment area in Illinois. (Pet. at 1.)
A public hearing was held on March 17, 1995 before Board
hearing officer, Deborah Frank in Chicago, Illinois. Members of
the public were present and the Board received one public comment
from the City of Chicago on April 13, 1995. The Agency filed its
recommendation prior to the hearing on March 14, 1995 and each of
the parties filed post-hearing briefs on April 7, 1995.
As is discussed below, the Board finds that the petitioner
has satisfied its burden of demonstrating immediate compliance
with Section 218.586(d) would result in an arbitrary or
unreasonable hardship. Accordingly, we grant variance relief to
157 facilities named in Attachment A of this opinion. Attachment
B lists those facilities for which variance relief is
inappropriate or no longer requested by IPMA due to amendments
made at hearing. With the exception of one facility which has a
variance until February 21, 1995, the variances are granted
retroactively to November 1, 1994 and are effective until March
31, 1995.
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PCB 95—3
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Air)
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BACKGROUND
Section 218.586 requires that gas stations
located in Chicago’s ozone nonattainment area must install
gasoline vehicle refueling vapor recovery systems. These
systems, which are also known as “Stage II systems”, were to have
been installed and operational by November 1, 1993 at stations
that dispense over 100,000 gallons per month (Section 218.586(c))
and November 1, 1994 for stations dispensing between 10,000 and
100,000 per month (Section 218.586(d) (3)).
IPMA, which is an association of over 450 members of
independent businesses which operate as petroleum marketers in
every county of the State of Illinois, originally requested in
its petition for variance that the Board grant a five-month
variance from the compliance date of November 1, 1994 for 266
stations. (Pet. at 1 and Keigher Test. at 9.) The IPMA’s
members and affiliates are either small marketers who own tank
wagons and use common carriers for transporting petroleum
products, or are marketers that transport and pick up products
directly at the refineries.
(Id.)
85 of the facilities
requesting relief are service stations and all facilities
generally employ between 8 to 10 people. (Keigher Test. at 9 and
Pet. at 2.) According to the petition and testimony at hearing,
each of the 158 facilities initiated efforts to install Stage II
gasoline vapor recovery equipment in order to meet the November
1, 1994 installation deadline and all were unable to comply with
the deadline. (Pet. at 4.)
Pursuant to the Board’s statutory responsibility to grant
variance relief whenever it finds that compliance with the
regulations would impose an arbitrary or unreasonable hardship,
the Board held a hearing on March 17, 1995 on IPMA’s petition
for variance. (415 ILCS 5/35(a).) At that hearing, both the
IPNA and the Agency appeared. The IPMA offered four witnesses in
support of the various stated hardship reasons offered by the
IPMA. for its members’ noncompliance: Tim Keigher, Member
Relations for the IPMA; Jeffrey W. Dzierzanowski, National
Marketing Manager for Source North America; Mark Romiti,
Estimator for ABD Tank & Pump Company; and Richard Buchanan,
Executive Vice-President, J & L Oil Company. The IPMA also
offered affidavits of the facilities owners and operators
concerning the gallons dispensed and the hardship for each
facility. (Pet. Exh. #1—161.) From the Agency, Terry Sweitzer,
Manager of the Air Section, and Brooke Peterson, Legal
Investigator of the Division of Legal Counsel and Regulatory
Development Unit, offered written testimony supporting the
Agency’s recommendation.
As part of its statutory responsibilities in this matter,
the Agency conducted an investigation of the facts as alleged in
the petition, gave public notice of IPMA’s variance petition
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pursuant to Section 37(a) of the Environmental Protection Act
(415 ILCS 5/37(a)), and notified the units of local government
which may be affected by the requested variance. (Agency Rec. at
2.) The Agency also filed a recommendation in this matter on
March 14, 1995, subsequently amending the recommendation at
hearing and in its post-hearing brief.
AGENCY’ S RECOMMENDATION
The Agency initially objected to the Board granting
variances to many of the original 266 facilities for various
reasons among which were the facilities’ failure to provide
information about gallons dispensed annually and hardship. (Rec.
at 33-37.) Therefore, during the course of the hearing, the IPMA
amended its original variance request to only cover those
facilities whose requests the IPMA specifically supported at
hearing with affidivaits and testimony. (Keigher Test. at 10;
Pet. Exh# 1-161.) Thus, with the exception of administrative
corrections that the Board will make herein,’ the Agency and the
IPMA
are in agreement with the final list of 158 facilities that
the Agency recommends should receive variance relief from the
Board. (Pet. Br. at 3.) The Agency recommendation supports
variance relief for those facilities that are required to have
been in compliance by November 1, 1994 pursuant to Section
218.586(d), that submitted affidavits verifying specific annual
gallons dispensed information, and those facilities that the
Agency believes demonstrated an unreasonable and arbitrary
hardship.
Regarding standard variance conditions, the Agency
recommended that the Board include termination dates and a
condition governing the facilities’ future communications with
the Agency. (Agency Rec. at 11-12 and Res. Exh. #3.) At
hearing, the Agency further amended its recommendation
suggesting that instead of requiring all facilities to have Stage
II vapor recovery equipment installed and operational by March
31, 1995 or the facilities would cease dispensing gasoline, for
this large number of facilities, it would be more appropriate to
require that “if Stage II gasoline vapor recovery equipment is
not installed and operational by March 31, 1995, the facility
will be subject to enforcement as of November 1, 1994.” (March
11n the Petitioner’s post-hearing brief, IPMA identifies three
corrections that it requests the Board make in the final opinion and order:
(1) Amend the name of Ashland Pick-Up to “Ashland Pick-Up/76 One Stop”; (2)
Delete a duplicate site, “Northwest Auto Wash”, thus granting only one
variance for this site; and (3) grant “Bill’s Service” in Antioch, Illinois a
variance. The Board will make the clerical corrections as noted in (1) and
(2). Additionally, because a notarized affidavit was provided at hearing for
Bill’s Service, its omission from the Agency’s list for facilities warranting
a variance appears to be an administrative error, the Board will add Bill’s
Service to the list of facilities receiving a variance.
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17, 1995 Mot. to Amend Rec. at 1;
see also
Agency’s Br. at 6.)
CITY OF CHICAGO PUBLIC COMMENT
The City of
Chicago filed a public comment on April 13,
1995, stating that the City is particularly interested in seeing
that all Stage II vapor recovery equipment is completely
installed throughout Chicago prior to the start of the 1995 ozone
season. The City agrees with many of the Agency’s concerns
regarding the claimed hardship of some of the original 266
facilities which after the hearing, are no longer requesting
variance relief. (City of Chicago Comment at 5.) The City also
supports the Agency’s motion at hearing to revise the
recommendation to provide for enforcement as of November 1, 1994,
rather than requiring operation closure if Stage II vapor
recovery equipment is not installed by March 31, 1995. (City of
Chicago Comment at 6.)
CLAIMED HARDSHIP
In seeking this group variance, the IPHA cites several bases
in support of its argument that the November 1, 1994 compliance
date would cause an arbitrary and unreasonable hardship. The two
primary reasons for many of the facilities’ inability to comply
with the November 1, 1994 compliance date is that either
qualified operators were unavailable to install the equipment
prior to the deadline or Stage II vapor recovery equipment was on
“back—order” and therefore, also unavailable for installation.
(Pet. at 4—5.) (See e.g. Keigher Test. at 11; Dzierzanowski Test.
at 37—45 and Romiti Test. at 54-67.)
IPMA
believes that short of
closure, there are no alternative methods that could have been
implemented allowing compliance with the November 1, 1994
deadline. (Pet. at 5;
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The Agency investigated the availability
of contractors and equipment and found this unavailability to be
the case especially for the smaller, independent marketers such
as the IPMA facilities requesting relief in this petition. (Rec.
at 5.)
The IPMA cites several other factors, which the Agency
agrees, constitute valid hardship warranting variance relief.
These hardships are: difficulty in installing equipment in light
of soil remediation efforts, permitting delays, construction,
and difficulty in securing funding for smaller operations.
(See
e.g. Romiti Test. at 54—67; Sweitzer Test. at 113.)
Importantly, the Agency is satisfied that each of the
facilities on its final list recommending variance relief have
each demonstrated that one or more of the IPMA’s stated hardship
reasons exists at that site. The Agency is therefore in
agreement with the IPMA that the facilities requesting variance
relief would suffer an arbitrary and unreasonable hardship if
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they were to have complied
ENVIRONMENTAL
with the November
IMPACT
1, 1994 deadline.2
The Agency and the IPMA agree that the environmental impact
of granting a variance to the 157 facilities is negligible
because the emissions would have occurred prior to the onset of
the ozone season. When uncontrolled VOC emissions occur during
the cold—weather winter months, emissions of VON have a lesser
impact on the environment. (Rec. at 9; Sweitzer Test. at 114—
116.) The ozone season began on April 1, 1995 in the Chicago
nonattainment area and IPMA is seeking a variance with an
effective date of November 1, 1994 until March 31, 1995.
(See
e.g. Mobil v. IEPA, slip op. at 6.)
CONSISTENCY WITH FEDERAL LAW
There is no issue in this case concerning consistency with
federal law. In its recommendation, the Agency notes that Stage
II controls are a part of the Agency’s 15 rate of progress plan
and as long as the IPMA member operations came into compliance
prior to the start of the ozone session, uncontrolled VON
emissions will not have notably hampered attainment with the
National Ambient Air Quality Standard. (Rec. at 9.) (See
also
Mobil V. IEPA slip op. at 6 (granting Mobil a group variance
would not impede the State’s efforts at achieving 15 reduction
in mass emissions of VOC as required by the federal Clean Air Act
Amendments.))
CONCLUS ION
In determining whether any variance is to be granted, the
Act requires the Board to determine whether a petitioner has
presented adequate proof that immediate compliance with the Board
regulations at issue would impose an arbitrary and unreasonable
hardship upon the petitioner. (415 ILCS 5/35 9(a) (1992).)
Furthermore, the burden is on the petitioner to show that its
claimed hardship outweighs the public interest in attaining
compliance with regulations designed to protect the public.
(Willowbrook Motel v IPCB (1985), 135 Ill. App. 3d 343, 481 N.E.
2d 1032.) Only with such a showing can the claimed hardship rise
to the level of arbitrary or unreasonable hardship.
2In the original recommendation, the Agency listed several facilities
that cited bases for relief which the Agency, without further information,
could not agree warranted variance relief. These bases were, among other
things, lack of money, involvement in lease negotiations, an 11-month backlog
on contractor availability without indication of whether the contractor had
yet been retained; and change of ownership in the future. (Rec. at 5-8.~ The
facilities stating these reasons remain on the Agency’s revised denial list,
which IPMA agrees do not warrant variance relief. (Pet. Br. at 3.)
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Based on the record, the Agency’s recommendation, and our
review of the hardship which would have been imposed on
IPMA’s
member facilities and affiliates, as balanced against the
negligible adverse environmental impact, the Board finds that
IPHA has presented adequate proof that immediate compliance with
the 35 Ill. Adm. Code 218.586(d) would result in an arbitrary and
unreasonable hardship. The requested variance for each IPMA
facility and affiliate, accordingly, is granted, subject to
conditions.consistent with this opinion and order.
Regarding the Agency’ request that the Board include the
following condition, “if Stage II gasoline vapor recovery
equipment is not installed and operational by March 31, 1995, the
facility will be subject to enforcement as of November 1, 1994,”
the Board declines to add this language. We find that it is
inappropriate to grant this variance and at the same time allow
for enforcement. Rather, enforcement would be appropriate after
the date upon which this variance expires, or March 31, 1995.
Therefore, if the facilities and affiliates of IPMA receiving a
variance under this opinion and order failed to have installed
Stage II vapor recovery equipment by March 31, 1995, they are
subject to enforcement as of April 1, 1995.
The variance relief is being granted retroactively from
November 1, 1994 until March 31, 1995. The Board notes that it
is well-established practice that the term of a variance begins
on the date the Board renders its decision, unless unusual or
extraordinary circumstances are shown.
(See
DM1, Inc. V. IEPA,
PCB 90—227, 128 PCB 245—249, December 19, 1991.) In view of the
facts of this case which include the problem of contractor and
equipment shortages associated with installation of Stage II
equipment and the Agency’s recommendation of no significant
environmental impact, the Board finds that the instant
circumstances warrant granting variance relief retroactively.
This opinion constitutes the Boards’ findings of fact and
conclusions of law in this matter.
ORDER
A. The 157 facilities and affiliates of the Illinois Petroleum
Marketers Association listed in Attachment A are each
granted a variance from 35 Ill. Adm. Code 218.586(d) as
this subsection pertains to the requirements that Stage II
gasoline vapor recovery equipment be installed by November
1, 1994, subject to certain conditions:
B. For each of the IPMA facilities and affiliates listed
in
Attachment A, variance relief from the requirement of
Section 218.586(d) shall cover a five—month period,
commencing on November 1, 1994 and expiring on March 31,
1995 except that variance relief shall extend from November
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1, 1994 to February 21, 1995 for A&A Automobile Service
located at 1045 W. Washington Blvd. in Chicago.
C. If Stage II gasoline vapor recovery equipment is not
installed and operational by March 31, 1995, the facility
will be subject to enforcement as of April 1, 1995.
D. Each IPMA facility or affiliate listed on Attachment A shall
immediately notify the Agency of the date of installation of
Stage II vapor recovery equipment or within 14 days after
installation, whichever is applicable. Notification shall
include the address of the facility. Such notice to the
Agency shall be sent to:
Mr. Terry Sweitzer
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Bureau of Air
P.O. Box 19276
2200 Churchill Road
Springfield, Illinois 62794—9276
IT IS ORDERED.
If each of the IPMA facilities or affiliates listed on
Attachment A chooses to accept this variance subject to the above
order, within 45 days of the grant of the variance, the
facility’s owner, operator or registered agent must execute and
forward the attached certificate of acceptance and agreement to:
Bonnie R. Sawyer
Division of Legal Counsel
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
P. 0. Box 19276
2200 Churchill Road
Springfield, IL 62794—9276
Once executed and received, the certificate of acceptance
and agreement shall bind the IPMA facility or affiliate listed on
Attachment A to all terms and conditions of the granted variance.
The 45-day period shall be held in abeyance during any period
that this matter is appealed. Failure to execute and forward the
certificate within 45-days renders this variance void. The form
of the certificate is as follows:
CERTIFICATION
I (We),
have read the Illinois Pollution Control Board’s May 4, 1995
opinion and order, and I (we) am one of the listed facilities
and/or affliates of the IPMA listed on Attachment A. I (we)
hereby accept and agree to be bound by all terms and conditions
of the order.
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I understand that this variance only applies from November
1, 1994 to March 31, 1995 and that as of April 1, 1995, the
facility listed below is required to have Stage II vapor recovery
equipment installed and operational, and can be enforced against
by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency or a private
citizen by the facility’s failure to do so. I also understand
that as a condition of accepting this variance, I will advise the
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency as set forth in
paragraph D of the May 4, 1995 order, of the date the facility
installed the Stage II vapor recovery equipment, or within 14
days of when the installation occurs, whichever is applicable.
Facility
Authorized Agent ______________________________________
Title
Facility Address _______________________________________
Date
Section 41 of the Environmental Protection Act (415 ILCS
5/41 (1992) provides for the appeal of final Board orders within
35 days of the date of service of this order. The Rules of the
Supreme Court of Illinois establish filing requirements. (See
also
35 Ill. Adm. Code 101.246, Motions for Reconsideration.)
I, Dorothy M. Gunn, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
Board, hereby ce~t~fythat the above opinion and order was
adopted on the ~
day of ?-~
£.,
,
1995, by a vote of
7~ó
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Dorothy
M.,4(nn, Clerk
Illinois o lution Control Board
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ATTACHMENT A
The following is a list of IPMA facilities or affiliates
which have been granted variance relief from 35 Ill. Adm. Code
218.586(d) pursuant to the May 4, 1995 opinion and order of the
Illinois Pollution Control Board:
A & K Mini Mart
1350 E. Miner Rd.
Cook
Des Flames, IL 60016
A & A Automobile Service
1045 W. Washington Blvd.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60607
AAA Service
4944 Belmont Rd
DuPage
Downers Grove, IL 60515
AJ’s Service Center
6000 W. 63rd St.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60638
Arta, Inc.
1530 W. Lawrence
Cook
Chicago, IL 60640
Ashland Pick Up/76 One Stop
8510 S. Ashland
Cook
Chicago, IL 60620
Auntie’s Pantry
54 E. Grand Ave
Lake
Fox Lake, IL 60020
B & L Marathon Service
805 S. Mannheim Rd
Cook
Westchester, IL 60154
Bahiman’s 66
548 Dixie Hwy
Will
Beecher, IL 60401
Bennetts Marathon
901 Sheridan Rd
Lake
Winthrop Hrbor, IL 60096
Berkeley Citgo
5630 St. Charles
Cook
Berkeley, IL 60163
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Big Z’s Mobil
72 Kimball St.
Kane
Elgin, IL 60120
Bill’s Union
Rt. 83 & 75th St.
DuPage Willowbrook, IL 60521
Bill’s Service
Rt. 83 & Grass Lake Rd
Lake
Antioch, IL 60002
Broadview Gas Co
2319 Roosevelt Rd
Cook
Broadview, IL 60153
Broadway Marathon
1503 N. Broadway
Cook
Meirose Park, IL 60160
Burlington Oasis
125 Plank Rd.
Kane
Burlington, IL 60109
C & N Bros., Ltd
4759 S. Cicero
Cook
Chicago, IL 60632
C.P. Auto Center
11101 S. Harlem
Cook
Worth, IL 60482
C.P. Auto Center
8701 S. Harlem
Cook
Hickory Hills, IL 60457
Campbell’ s Service
156 Lathrop Ave
Cook
Forest Park, IL 60130
Citgo of Chicago
590 W. Lincoln Hwy
Cook
Chicago Hghts, IL 60411
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Daily Needs
5035 W. Division
Cook
Chicago, IL 60651
Dave’s Service
7 E. Main St.
Lake
Lake Zurich, IL 60047
Dick’s Glenwood Marathon
273 W. Main St.
Cook
Glenwood, IL 60425
Don’s 76 Service
7240 W. Devon Ave.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60631
Express Car Wash
2111 W. Fullerton
Cook
Chicago, IL 60647
Express Lane
4700 S. Michigan
Cook
Chicago, IL 60615
Fairfield Citgo
1115 Fairfield Rd.
Lake
Round Lake, IL 60073
Forest Glen Service
5066 N. Elston Ave.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60630
Frank Service Center
309 W. St. Charles Rd.
DuPage Lombard, IL 60148
Full Line Printing
750 N. Wells
Cook
Chicago, IL 60610
Gas City
855 S. Center Rd.
Will
Frankfort, IL 60423
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Gas City
11600 S. Michigan Ave.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60628
Gakhal Gas for Less
649 N. Ashland
Cook
chicago, IL 60622
Gakhal Gas for Less
2801 N. Damen
Cook
Chicago, IL 60618
Gas & Go, Inc.
1422 W. 55th
Cook
LaGrange, IL 60525
Grand Marathon Service
11128 W. Grand Ave.
Cook
Melrose Park, IL 60164
Grocery Station
7601 S. Jeffrey
Cook
Chicago, IL 60649
Grocery Station
721 E 103rd St
Cook
Chicago, IL 60628
Grocery Station
3202 W. Cermak
Cook
Chicago, IL 60623
Grocery Station
7001 S. Stony Island
Cook
Chicago, IL 60649
Grocery Station
9802 S Halsted
Cook
Chicago, IL 60628
H & S Enterprises
16073 S. Park
Cook
S. Holland, IL 60473
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H.N.S. Inc
840 Rollins Rd
Lake
Roundlake, IL 60073
Harold’s Service
2500 S. Central
Cook
Cicero, IL 60650
Harwood Heights Gas Mart
6630 W. Montrose
Cook
Harwood Hghts, IL 60634
Hickory Hills Service Center
7700 W. 95th St.
Cook
Hickory Hills, IL 60457
Hillerich’s Car Care
5801 Dempster
Cook
Morton Grove, IL 60053
Ho—Mar Gas Co.
4603 N. Pulaski
Cook
Chicago, IL 60630
Ingleside Citgo
25970 W. Rte 134
Lake
Ingleside, IL 60041
J J Peppers
6034 S Archer
Cook
Summit, IL 60501
J & C Central
420 S Main
DuPage Wheaton, IL 60187
J J Peppers
3101 S Union
Cook
Chicago, IL 60616
J J Peppers
9301 Cicero
Cook
Oak Lawn, IL 60453
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J & P Service
2500 Sheridan Rd
Lake
Zion, IL 60099
J & C 76
586 Crescent Blvd
DuPage Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
J J Peppers
102 W. Boughton Rd.
Will
Bolingbrook, IL 60440
J & L Oil #20
25112 Rt. 73
Lake
Antioch, IL 60002
J & L Oil #24
357 Terra Cotta
McHenry Crystal Lake, IL 60014
J & L Oil #33
213 S. Main St.
Kane
Elburn, IL 60119
J & L Oil #18
2 W. Belvidere Rd.
Lake
Hainesville, IL 60030
J & L Oil #16
832 Illinois Ave.
Kane
Aurora, IL 60505
J & L Oil #15
810 W. Rand Rd
McHenry McHenry, IL 60050
J & L Oil #1
2670 N. Lincoln
Cook
Chicago, IL 60614
J & L Oil #39
33191 N. Highway 45
Lake
Wildwood, IL 60030
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J & L Oil #12
4638 N. Damen
Cook
Chicago, IL 60625
J & L Oil #102
36016 N. Grandwood Dr.
Lake
Gurnee, IL 60031
J & L Oil #103
210 E. Hawley St.
Lake
Mundelein, IL 60060
J &
L
Oil #44
218 Waukegan Rd.
Lake
Lake Bluff, IL 60044
J & L Oil #99
511 E. Grand Ave.
Lake
Ingleside, IL 60041
J & L Oil #43
37025 N. Greenbay Rd.
Lake
Waukegan, IL 60087
J & L Oil #42
39119 N. Lewis Ave.
Lake
Beach Park, IL 60099
Jay’s Oil Co.
212 Larkin
Will
Joliet, IL 60436
Jim Best Car Wash
11701 S. Pulaski
Cook
Alsip, IL 60658
Jimmy’s Citgo
260 N. Case
DuPage Westmont, IL 60559
John’s Glencoe Union 76
635 Vernon
Cook
Glencoe, IL 60021
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K & J Braidwood Shell Food Mart
105 S. Front St
Will
Braidwood, IL 60408
K.M. S. Enterprises
743 W. North Ave.
DuPage Villa Park, IL 60181
K’s Mini Mart
1350 A Dixie Hwy
Will
Beecher, IL 60401
Kean Bros #50
5035 S. Western
Cook
Chicago, IL 60609
Kean Bros #45
14454 S Halsted
Cook
Harvey, IL 60426
Kean Bros #99
9955 5. Western
Cook
Chicago, IL 60453
Kean Bros #82
8200 S. Kedzie
Cook
Chicago, IL 60652
Kean Bros Inc #11
2632 W. 111th St
Cook
Chicago, IL 60655
Ken’s Arlington 66
1706 W. Northwest Hwy
Cook
Arlngton Hghts, IL 60004
Kevin’s Service Station
201 S. Second St.
Kane
St. Charles, IL 60174
Konen’s 66
444 E. New Yor St.
Kane
Aurora, IL 60505
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Laila Petroleum
14144 S. Pulaski
Cook
Crestwood, IL 60445
Lakeshore Managment Srv
2934 N. California
Cook
Chicago, IL 60618
Lander’s Marathon
8650 S. Morgan
Cook
Chicago, IL 60620
Larry’s Service Station
555 E. Cass
Will
Joliet, IL 60432
Lew’s Mini-Gas Mart
104 Washington
Lake
Highwood, IL 60040
Lincoln wood 76
2949 Central
Cook
Evanston, IL 60201
Lincoln’s Citgo Service
14433 Lincoln Highway
Cook
Dolton, IL 60419
Lisle Oil Co.
4701 S. Main
DuPage Lisle, IL 60532
Lorenzo Rd Fuelstop
29849 E. Frontage Rd. S
Will
Wilmington, IL 60481
Maywood Citgo
202 W. Lake St
Cook
Maywood, IL 60153
Minuteman Gas Mart
204 E. Baltimore St.
Will
Wilmington, IL 60481
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Minuteman
471 Virginia Ave.
McHenry Crystal Lake, IL 50014
Minuteman
131 Washington Ave.
McHenry Woodstock, IL 60098
Mundelein 76
601 E. Fawley
Lake
Mundelein, IL 60060
Mundelein Citgo
628 N Lake St
Lake
Mundelein, IL 60060
N.I.A. Inc. (Mini Mart)
11458 S. Harlem
Cook
Worth, IL 60482
New Trier Service
518 Winnetka Ave
Cook
Winnetka, IL 60093
Newman Oil Co.
594 N. LaFox St.
Kane
S. Elgin, IL
Nick & Ernie’s Service
6000 W. Oakton
DuPAge Morton Grove, IL 60053
Niles 76
7300 Waukegan Rd.
Cook
Niles, IL 60714
Northwest Auto Wash
900 W. Euclid Ave.
Cook
Arlngton Hghts, IL 60005
Olson Oil Co.
115 Old Skokie Hwy.
Lake
Park City, IL 60085
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On the Go Phillips 66
5548 W. 159th St.
Cook
Oak Forest, IL 60452
P & S Auto Repair
6002 W. Diversey
Cook
Chicago, IL 60639
Park Service
18075 Torrence Ave
Cook
Lansing, IL 60438
Park Ridge Cleaners
2400 W. Oakton
Cook
Park Ridge, IL 60068
Patio Gas
6262 N. Clark
Cook
Chicago, IL 60660
Patio Gas USA
2844 W. 47th St.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60632
Petro Express
9155 S. Stony Island
Cook
Chicago, IL 60617
Phil & Sons
4201 N. Lincoln
Cook
Chicago, IL 60618
Pike Phillips 66
999 W. Illinois
Kane
Aurora, IL 60506
Pit Stop Enterprises
1811 S. 17th st.
Cook
Broadview, IL 60153
Pratt & Cicero Service
6801 N. Cicero Ave.
Cook
Lincolnwood, IL 60646
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Price Rite Gas & Liquors
180 Kimball St.
Kane
Elgin, IL 60120
Prospect Citgo
1500 N. River Rd.
Cook
Mt. Prospect, IL 60056
Ramel Phillip’s 66 Service
3501 S. Emerald Ave.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60609
Refiner’s Pride
7323 W. Randolph
Cook
Forest Park, IL 60130
Rockway Mini Mart
48W230 Rt. 30
Kane
Big Rock, IL 60511
Rogers Park Citgo
7138 N. Sheridan Road
Cook
Chicago, IL 60626
Roger W. Grant SuperServ
406 E. NW Hwy
cook
Arlngton Hghts, IL 60004
Roselle Citgo
1030 W Lake St
DuPage Roselle, IL 60172
Round Lake Citgo
221 Rollins Rd.
Lake
Round Lake, IL 60073
S.S. Express Lane
10601 Main St.
McHenry Richmond, IL 60071
Seymour Service
4000 W. Touhy
Cook
Lincoinwood, IL 60446
21
Sir Gas-A-Lot
8545 W. Cermak Rd.
Cook
N. Riverside, IL 60546
Smyths Car Wash
38 N Barrow Blvd
Lake
Grayslake, IL 60030
South Elgin Amoco Food Mart
380 N. LaFox St
Kane
S. Elgin, IL 60118
Spee-D-mart
990 S. State St.
Kane
Hampshire, IL 60140
Stanley Oil Co.
4400 S. Western Ave.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60609
Stans Citgo
400 E. Grand Ave
Lake
Lake Villa, IL 60046
Star Service Station
2310 E. 79th St.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60649
Steve’s 66
800 S. Elmhurst Rd.
Cook
Des Plaines, IL 60016
Steve’s Phillips 66
800 S. Elmhurst Rd
Cook
Des Plaines, IL 60016
Steve’s Marathon
3417 Thompson Rd.
McHenry Wonder Lake, IL 60097
Thomas Mobil
315 N. Madison St.
McHenry Woodstock, IL 60098
22
Touhy & Dee Phillips 66
2301 W. Touhy
Cook
Park Ridge, IL 60068
Town & Country Service
10007 S Michigan
Cook
Chicago, IL 60628
Tulsa Power Service
3968 S. Ashland
Cook
Chicago, IL 60609
Tuxedo Junction #2
4300 S. Union
Cook
Chicago, IL 60609
Tuxedo Junction #1
3738 S. Cicero Ave.
Cook
Stickney, IL 60650
Tuxedo Junction
#4
2700 W. 52st St.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60632
Union 76/Minuteman
3419 Maple Ave.
Cook
Brookfield, IL 60513
Union 76/Minuteman
16 W. Naperville Rd.
DuPage Westinont, IL 60559
USA Gas
3000 W. 63rd St.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60632
Village Auto Service
601 Sheridan Rd
Lake
Lake Bluff, IL 60044
Wee-Sip Liquors
1099 S. Water St
Will
Wilmington, IL 60481
DuPage
Lake
West Chicago Citgo
250 S. Neltnor
West Chicago, IL 60185
WonderLake Citgo
7515 Hancock Dr.
WonderLake, IL 60097
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ATTACHMENT B
The following is a list of facilites or affiliates of the IPMA
which are not receiving variance relief from the Illinois Pollution
Control Board:
#1 Stop Mini Mart
1015 10th Street
Lake
North Chicago, IL
A & J Gas, Inc.
4257 W. 26th Street
Cook
Chicago, IL
Accutech, Inc.
444 W. 26th St.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60616
Alex’s Marathon
8702 S. Roberts Rd.
Cook
Hickory Hills, IL 60457
Antioch Citgo
830 Main St
Lake
Antioch, IL 60002
Arlington Pine & Central 66
30. E. Central Rd.
Cook
Arlngton, Heights, IL 60005
Aurora 66
12 Hill Ave.
Kane
Aurora, IL 60505
Avar Corp/Sunshine Wash & Gas
11950 S. Cicero
Cook
Alsip, IL 60658
Avenue 66 Service
99 Park Ave.
DuPage Clarendon His, IL 60514
25
Beach Park Marathon
39039 N. Lewis Ave.
Lake
Beach Park, IL 60099
Belmont & River Auto
9000 W. Belmont Ave.
Cook
Franklin Park, IL 60131
Bensenville Tire & Auto
647 S. York Rd.
Cook
Bensenville, IL 60106
Bob’s Auto Repair
12301 S. Western Ave.
Cook
Blue Island, IL 60406
Braidwood Casey’s
280 E. Main St.
Will
Braidwood, IL 60408
Buffalo Grove Car Care
55 W. Dundee Rd.
Cook
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
Caravan Petroleum
11000 S. Cicero Ave.
Cook
Oaklawn, IL 60453
Central Reese Mobil
2829 Central St.
Cook
Evanston, IL 60201
Central & Wolf Marathon
720 E. Central Rd.
Cook
Des Plaines, IL 60016
Channahon Casey’s
206 E. Eames
Will
Channahon, IL 60410
Charley’s Auto Service
145 W. St. Charles Rd.
DuPage
Villa Park, IL 60181
26
Citgo Gas & Mart
1301 W. Irving Park
Cook
Bensenville, IL 60106
Convenient 76
2126 W. Algonquin
McHenry Lake/Hills, IL 60102
Convenient Food Mart
501 W. 87th St.
DuPage Naperville, IL 60565
CP Auto Center
11101 S. Harlem
Cook
Worth, IL 60482
Denglo II
815 W. Rand Rd.
Cook
Arlngton Hghts, IL 60004
Dimitri’s Auto Service
3601 W. 95th St.
Cook
Evergreen Park, IL 60642
Dollar Rent-A-Car
O’Hare Airport
P.O. Box 66181
Cook
Chicago, IL 60666
Flash Gas Station
1000 Lake St.
Cook
Nelrose Park, IL 60160
Fox’s Marathon
1190 Kennedy Rd.
Will
Braidwood, IL 60408
Frank’s Service III, Inc.
3142 W. North Ave.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60647
27
Frank’s Place
2338 N. Sacramento
Cook
Chicago, IL 60647
Fred’s Winnetka Union 76
5.74 Greenberg Rd.
Cook
Winnetka, IL 60093
G & S Service
1025 Green Bay Rd
Cook
Evanston, IL 60201
Gas Mart
15900 S. LaGrange Rd.
Cook
Orland Park, IL 60662
Gas Mart
13800 S. Halsted St.
Cook
Riverdale, IL 60445
Gas Up, Inc.
1745 E. Main St.
Kane
St. Charles, IL 60174
Gas Mart
2700 W. 147th St.
~ook
Posen, IL 60465
Gas City
7750 W. Grand
Cook
Elmwood Park, IL 60635
General Cab
3145 N. Western
Cook
Chicago, IL 60618
Hills Service
8701 S. Kean
Cook
Hickory Hills, IL 60457
28
1/90 Fuel Mobil
19N 681 U.S. 20
Kane
Village of Hampshire, IL 60140
Jakubik’s Uptown Service
1200 Meadow Rd.
Cook
Northbrook, IL 60062
John’s Mobil Service
344 N. Independence
Will
Romeoville, IL 60441
K & M Mini Mart
4701 S. Pulaski
Cook
Chicago, IL 60632
K & M Marathon
3349 W. Montrose
Cook
Chicago, IL 60618
Kean Bros #79
6455 W. 79th St.
Cook
Burbank, IL 60459
Kean Bros #55
5458 W. 55th St.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60638
Kean Bros #12
5025 W. 111th St.
Cook
Alsip, IL 60653
Kean Bros #85
8458 S. Cicero
Cook
Burbank, IL 60459
Kean Bros #95
6600 W. 95th St.
Cook
Oak Lawn, IL 60459
Kean Bros #83
8301 S. Harlem
Cook
Bridgeview, IL 60455
Kean Bros #69
5347 W. 150th St.
Cook
Oak Forest, IL 60452
Kedzie Power King
5301 5. Kedzie Ave.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60632
29
Ken’s Arlington 66
1902 E. Northwest Hwy
Cook
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
Kenilworth 76
1255 Green Bay Rd.
Cook
Wilmette, IL 60091
L & S Partnership
180 Lake Marian Rd.
Kane
Carpentersville, IL
L.S. Service Station
2800 W. Lexington St
Cook
Chicago, IL 60612
Lake in the Hills Marathon
1075 W. Algonquin
McHenry Algonquin, IL 60102
Lang’s 76
8301 S. Cottage Grove Ave.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60637
Larkin Marathon
1126 Larkin Ave.
Kane
Elgin, IL 60123
Larkin Amoco
1219 Larkin Ave.
Kane
Elgin, IL 60123
Larry’s 24 Hour Service Station
2720 Washington St.
‘Lake
Waukegan, IL 60085
Lincoln Garage
3740 N. Lincoln Ave.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60613
M & A Mini Mart & Gas
5860 W. 87th St.
Cook
Burbank, IL 60459
Main Street Marathon
28 W. Main St.
Lake
Lake Zurich, IL 60047
Manhattan Minuteman
Rt. 52
Will
Manhattan, IL 60442
30
Masson Power King
1500 W. 47th St.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60609
Natt’s Marathon
201 E. 14th St.
Cook
Chicago Hghts, IL 60411
Naxtra
3501 S. Central
Cook
Cicero, IL 60650
Minooka Casey’s
208 E. Mondamin
Grundy Minooka, IL 60447
Minuteman
2013 W. Sibley Blvd.
Cook
Calumet City, IL 60411
Mister Kwik’s Marathon
669 N. Washington
DuPage Naperville, IL 60563
Nancy’s Gas & Food Mart
8050 W. Ogden Ave.
Cook
Lyon, IL 60534
National Car Rental
O’Hare International Airport
Cook
Chicago, IL 60666
National Car Rental System
4655 W. 59th St., Midway Airport
Cook
Chicago, IL 60638
Northfield Auto Clinic
1756 Willow Rd.
Cook
Northfield, IL 60093
Ogden Citgo
8856 W. Ogden
Cook
Brookfield, IL 60513
P & G Auto, Inc.
7560 W. Addison
Cook
Chicago, IL 60634
Palatine Express Car Wash
101 W. Northwest Hwy
Cook
Palatine, IL 60067
31
Palos Citgo
12301 S. 80th Ave.
Cook
Palos Park, IL
Park Citgo
3600 Sauk Trail
Cook
Richton Park, IL 60471
Pars Gas, Inc.
640 Villa Rd.
Kane
Elgin, IL
Patton’s Service
16700 Oak Park Ave.
Cook
Tinley Park, IL 60477
Paul’s Auto Service
6308 N. Central
Cook
Chicago, IL 60646
Pete & Greg’s Mobil
12659
5.
Ashland Ave.
Cook
Calumet Park, IL 60643
Power King Service Station
130 W. 75th St.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60619
Quik Mart
5011 W. 26th St.
Cook
Cicero, IL 60650
Raffco I Unocal
10301 Kedzie Ave.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60655
Roger 76
11458 S. Harlem Ave.
Cook
Worth, IL 60482
Scarsdale Auto
445 S. Arlington Heights Rd.
Cook
Arlngton Hghts, IL 60005
Shawnee Service
332 Linden Ave.
Cook
Wilmette, IL 60091
Skokie Citgo
5343 Touhy Ave.
Cook
Skokie, IL 60077
32
Starks Corner
Rt. 20,47 & 72
Kane
Hampshire, IL
Stoäkyards Truck Stop
4512 S. Haisted
Cook
Chicago, IL 60609
The Gas Stop Co.
505 W. 67th St.
Cook
Chicago, IL 60637
Tony’s Gas Stop
17400 5. Wolf Rd.
Cook
Orland Park, IL 60462
Town & Country
4957 S. Central
Cook
Stickney, IL 60638
Tuxedo Junction #5
130 N. Cedar Rd.
Will
New Lenox, IL 60451
V-M Power King
6343 w. 26th St.
Cook
Berwyn, IL
Vermiglio’s Marathon Auto Service
405 W. Golf Rd.
Cook
Schaumburg, IL 60195
Walt & Dan’s 66
675 N. Lewis Ave.
Lake
Waukegan, IL 60087
Wes’s 76
2000 Dixie Hwy
Will
Crete, IL 60417
Williams Service Center
10 W. Streamwood
Cook
Streamwood, IL 60107
Wilmette Auto Service
1837 Wilmette Ave.
Cook
Wilmette, IL 60091
Wilmingon Manhattan
E. Baltimore
Will
Wilmington, IL
