ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

March 14,

1986

VILLAGE OF ADDISON,

)

Complainants,

)

)

v.

)

PCB 84—161

)

L &

S INDUSTRIES,

INC.,

)

)

Respondent.

)

INTERIM ORDER OF THE BOARD

(by J.D. Dumelle):

On September

5,

1985,

the Board entered an Interim Opinion

and Order, finding that L &

S Industries,

Inc.

(LSI) had violated

Sections

9 and

24 of the Environmental Protection Act.

That

Interim Order required LSI to prepare and submit

a report on

methods of reducing or eliminating noise and odor pollution

consistent

with the following language of the Opinion:

Therefore,

the Board will order LSI to

prepare

a report evaluating, to the maximum

extent

possible, the type and degree of noise

and odor reductions possible by changes

in

operation or construction

of noise and odor

reduction devices.

This report should be

prepared by a competent individual

or firm,

and should evaluate all methods of control

(not just those already discussed).

Each

control option should include anticipated

pollution reductions, cost

of implementation

and an estimate of

a reasonable time for

implementation.

This report was due no later than December

1,

1985.

To date, the

Board has not received this report.

The Board will provide LSI one last opportunity to cure this

defect.

LSI

is required to file with the Board and the

Complainant

by May

1,

1986,

a schedule for completion of the

report on reducing odor and noise pollution

at its facility.

The

schedule shall identify the name and background of the individual

or firm that will prepare the report.

The schedule shall call

for a complete and final report to be filed with the Board not

later than July

1,

1986, detailing all reasonable methods of

reducing odor and noise pollution, the type and degree of

reductions

possible with each method,

its cost and the time

required to implement the method.

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Unless the required schedule is on file by May

1,

1986,

and

unless the final report is on file by July

1,

1986, the Board

must ultimately resolve this matter based on the existing record.

Complainants

are provided

30 days after service of the final

report to provide comments or to request

a hearing on the

adequacy of the report.

IT IS SO ORDERED.

I, Dorothy

M. Gunn, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control

Board,

hereby certify that the above Order was adopted on

the

day of

~77~t~~y

,

1986 by a vote

of

7-O

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Dorothy M. ~nn,

Clerk

Illinois Pollution Control Board