ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
June
2,
1994
IN THE
MATTER
OF:
PETITION OF ABBOTT LABORATORIES
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AS 94-5
FOR AN ADJUSTED STANDARD FROM
)
(Adjusted Standard)
35
ILL. ADN.
CODE 218 SUBPART RR
)
)
ORDER OF THE BOARD
(by
J. Theodore Meyer):
This matter is before the Board on a joint motion for
stay,
filed on
May
27,
1994 by Abbott Laboratories and the Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency (Agency).
The parties state that
as
a result of the Board’s adoption of new reasonably available
control technology
(RACT) regulations’, some of Abbott’s
equipment, used to produce chemicals such as Gibberellin,
is now
subject to two sets of RACT requirements.
The Agency has agreed
that the RACT requirements set forth at 35
Ill. Adm. Code
218.Subpart T are the appropriate requirements, and not the
requirements in
35 Ill.
Adm.
Code 218.Subpart RR.
The parties
maintain that the Agency intends to submit to the Board, this
summer,
a proposed rule amending Subpart T.
The parties state
that such amendment would provide the relief requested by Abbott
in its petition for adjusted standard.
Thus,
the parties request
that the Board stay this proceeding until adoption of that
amended rule.
The motion for stay is granted.
However, we will not stay
this matter indefinitely, pending the outcome of a rulemaking
that has not yet been filed with the Board.
This matter is
stayed until September 15,
1994.
The parties are directed to
file status reports,
either jointly or separately, no later than
September 6,
1994.
The status reports shall include detailed
information on the progress of the anticipated rulemaking.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
I
Reasonably Available Control Technology for Malor
Sources Emitting Volatile Organic Materials in the Chicago Ozone
i~pnattainmentArea:
25 Tons
(Amendments to 35 I11.Adm. Code
Parts 211 and 218
(January
6,
1994), R93—14.
Those amendments
were adopted by the Board on January
6,
1994,
and became
effective
on
January
24,
1994.
2
I, Dorothy M.
Gunn, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
Board,
hereby certify that the above order was adopted on the
,L~A
day of
______________,
1994,
by a vote of
~
Control Board