ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
May 5,
1993
RIVERSIDE LABORATORIES,
INC.,
Petitioner,
v.
)
PCB 90—164
PCB 91—161
ILLINOIS ENVIRONNENTAL
)
(Consolidated)
PROTECTION AGENCY,
)
(Variance)
Respondent.
ORDER OF THE BOARD
(by B.
Forcade):
This matter
is before the Board on an April
30,
1993,
filing
by both parties of a motion for consolidation in the above
captioned cases.
On April
30,
1993, both parties also filed a
status report and motion for continuance of stay in these cases
and
a related permit appeal.
Riverside’s filing was accompanied
by a waiver of decision deadline in all three cases until April
1,
1994.
MOTIONS FOR CONSOLIDATION
Riverside and the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
(“Agency”)
state in their motions for consolidation that both
variance petitions pertain to Riverside’s manufacturing facility
in Geneva, Kane County.
Additionally, the parties state that
both petitions relate to the Agency’s permit denial and concern
common facts and issues.
Finally, the parties state that in the
interest of conserving time and paper when filing status reports
in these matters, that these cases should be consolidated.
Pursuant to 35
Ill.
Adlu.
Code 103.141, the Board may
consolidate cases
in the interest of “convenient,
expeditious,
and complete determination of claims.”
Therefore, the Board
grants both Riverside and the Agency’s motions for consolidation
of PCB 90—164 and PCB 91—161.
STATUS REPORTS
AND
MOTIONS FOR CONTINUANCE OF STAY
In their status reports, Riverside and the Agency state that
Riverside has two variance petitions pending before the Board,
PCB 91-161 and PCB 90-164
(now consolidated)
as well as a permit
appeal, PCB 90—165, all pertaining to the Part 218 papercoating
regulations as applied to Riverside.
The Agency and Riverside
also state that Riverside has pending before the United States
Environmental Protection Agency (“USEPA”)
a reconsideration of
the Federal Implementation Plan
(“FIP”) papercoating regulations
as applied to Riverside.
The parties also state that USEPA has
granted Riverside a stay of enforcement of the papercoating
limitations, pending final review.
35 Ill. Adm. Code
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2
218.103(a) (2)
stays the effectiveness of Part 218 as applied to
each FIP appellant to the extent that each appellant receives a
stay of the FIP from the USEPA.
Based on the foregoing, the Agency requests in its status
report and motion for continuance that the pending matters be
held in abeyance until April
1,
1994.
Riverside also asks that
the Board continue the stay of proceedings in these matters until
April
1,
1994,
at which time or at any other time as the Board
deems necessary,
Riverside agrees to submit a status report in
this matter.
Accordingly, the Board will enter a stay in both
cases until April
1,
1994.
The parties are directed to file an updated status report on
or before October 29,
1993.
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
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day of _________________________,
1993,
by a vote of
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Dorothy M. ~iin, Clerk
Illinois PdIlution
Control Board
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