BEFORE THE ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL ~

ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION

NOV

092004

COUNTY OF

SANGAMON,

)

Pollufion

Control Board

)

Complainant,

)

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)

AC

__________

v.

)

ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION

)

SCDPH 04-AC-3

Leland Cole,

)

)

Respondent.

)

JTJRISDICTION

This Administrative Citation is issued pursuant to the authority vested in the Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency by Section

31.1 of the Illinois Environmental Protection Act

(“Act”),

415

ILCS

5/31.1,

(2000) and delegated to the County of Sangamon pursuant to Section

4(r) ofthe Act,

415

ILCS

5/4(r)

(2000).

FACTS

1.

That on September

19, 2004 the ShermanFire Department responded to

a report

ofa trash fire on property located on Reinder.

The property parcel number is 06-27.0-430-004

2.

That Leland Cole (“Respondent”) is the owner ofreal property commonly know

as 6208

Reinder, Springfield,

Sangamon County, Illinois.

3.

That the property the burning refuse was burned on

is a alleyway adjacent to the

Respondent’s property.

4.

That when C.R. Coon, Sherman Fire Chief, inquired ofthe

neigh1~orsif they

knew who started the fire, the Respondent admitted that he did start the fire and that it contained

a small amount ofcarpet.

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3.

That on October

13, 2004, the Sherman Fire Department submitted a report of the

illegal dumping

and illegal fire to the Sangamon County Department ofPublic Health.

4.

That said property is an open dump operating without

an Illinois Environmental

Protection Agency (“IEPA”)

Operating Permit and is designated with IEPA Land Pollution

Control #1678 105006.

5.

That on October 13, 2004, Allen Alexander and Laura Conant of

the

Sangamon

County Department of Public Health (“SCDPH”) inspected the above-described property based

on a complaint

VIOLATIONS

Based upon direct observations made by Allen Alexander and Laura Conant during the

course oftheir October

13, 2004

inspection of the burn pile on the property with parcel number

06-27.0-430-004, and the report filed by the Sherman Fire Department, it has determined that

Respondent has violated the Act as follows:

1.

That Respondent caused or allowed the open dumping ofwaste in a manner

resulting in litter, a violation ofSection 21(p)(1) ofthe Act, 415 ILCS

5/21(p)(1) (2002); and

2.

That Respondent caused or allowed the

open dumping ofwaste in a manner

resulting in open burning, a violation ofSection 21(p)(3) ofthe Act, 415 ILCS

5/2l(p)(3)

(2002).

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THIS FILING IS SUBMITTED ON RECYCLED PAPER

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THIS FILING IS SUBMITTED ON RECYCLED PAPER

CIVIL PENALTY

Pursuant to

Section

42(b)(4-5)

ofthe Act, 415 ILCS

5/42(b)(4-5) (2002), Respondent is

subject to

a civil penalty ofOne Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($1,500.00) for each ofthe

violations identified above, for a total ofThree Thousand Dollars

($3,000.00).

IfRespondent

elects not to petition the Illinois Pollution Control Board, the statutory civil penalty specified

above shall be due and payable no later than December 10, 2004,

unless otherwise provided by

order ofthe Illinois Pollution Control Board.

IfRespondent elects to contest this

Administrative Citation by petitioning the Illinois

Pollution Control Board in accordance withSection

31.1 ofthe Act, 415 ILCS 5/31.1

(2002), and

if the Illinois Pollution Control Board issues a finding of violation as alleged herein, after an

adjudicatory hearing, Respondent shall be assessed the associated hearing costs incurred by the

County of Sangamon and the Illinois Pollution Control Board.

Those hearing costs shall be

assessed in addition to the One Thousand Five Hundred Dollar ($1,500.00) statutory civil penalty

for each violation.

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Pursuant to

Section

31.1(d)(1) ofthe Act, 415

ILCS 5/31.1(d)(1) (2002), if Respondent

fails to petition or elects not to petition the Illinois Pollution Control Board for review ofthis

Administrative Citation within thirty-five

(35)

days ofthe date of service, the Illinois Pollution

Control Board shall adopt a final order, which

shall include this Administrative Citation and

findings ofviolation as alleged herein, and shall impose the statutory civil penalty

specified

above.

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THIS FILING IS SUBMITTED ON RECYCLED PAPER

Whenpayment is made, Respondent’s check shall be made payable to

the Sangamon

County Department ofPublic Health and mailed to the attention ofJames D. Stone, Director of

the Sangamon County Department ofPublic Health, 2501

North Dirksen Parkway, Springfield,

Illinois 62702.

Along with payment, Respondent shall complete and return the enclosed

Remittance Form

to ensure proper

documentation ofpayment.

Ifany civil penalty andlor hearing costs are not paid within the time prescribed by order of the

Illinois Pollution Control Board,

interest on said penalty and/or hearing costs, shall be assessed

against Respondent from the date payment is

due up

to

and including the date that payment is

received.

TheState’s Attorney ofSangamon County may be requested to initiate proceedings

against Respondent in Circuit Court to

collect said penalty and/or hearing costs, plus any

interest

accrued.

In addition to

the previously assessed civil penalty and/or hearing costs and/or interest,

the State’s Attorney of Sangamon County will seek to

recover his costs of litigation.

PROCEDURE FOR CONTESTING THIS ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION

Respondent has the right to

contest this Administrative Citationpursuant to

and in

accordance with Section

31.1

ofthe Act, 415

ILCS

5/31.1

(2002).

IfRespondent elects to

contest this Administrative Citation, then Respondent shall file a Petition

for Review with the

Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control Board,

100 West Randolph Street, Suite 11-500, Chicago,

Illinois 60601.

A copy ofsaid Petition for Review shall be filed with the Sangamon County

State’s Attorney, Attention: Sheri L. Carey, 2501

North Dirksen Parkway, Springfield,

Illinois 62702.

Section

31.1

ofthe Act, 415 ILCS

5/31.1(2002), provides that any Petition for

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THIS FILING

IS SUBMITTED ON RECYCLED PAPER

Review shall be filed within thirty-five

(35)

days ofthe date of service of this Administrative

Citation or the Illinois Pollution Control Board shall enter a default judgment against

Respondent.

JathiD.

Stone, M.A.

D~ctor

Sangamon County Department of Public Health

BY

SheriL.Carey

Assistant State’s

Prepared by:

Sheri L.

Carey

Assistant State’s Attorney

Sangamon County

2501

North Dirksen Parkway

(217) 535-3100

Date:_______

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THIS FILING IS SUBMITTED ON RECYCLED PAPER

REMITTANCE FORM

COUNTY OF SANGAMON,

)

)

Complainant,

)

AC__________

v.

)

ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION

)

SCDPH 04-AC-3

Leland Cole,

)

)

Respondent.

)

FACILITY:

Cole

LPC SITE CODE:

1678105006

COUNTY:

Sangamon

DATE OF INSPECTION:

October

13, 2004

CIVIL PENALTY:

$3,000.00

DATE REMITTED:

______________

SSN:

________________

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SIGNATURE:

_____________

Please enter the date of your remittance, your Social Security Number, and sign this Remittance

Form.

Be sure your check is enclosed and mail, along with Remittance Form, to

Sangamon

County Department ofPublic Health, James D.

Stone, Director, 2501

North Dirksen Parkway,

Springfield, Illinois

62702.

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Leland

Cole

County:

Sangamon

Location/Site Name:

Date:

10132004

Time:

~

0920

Inspector(s):

L. Conant/A. Alexander

No. of Photos

Taken:

#

6

Interviewed:

Responsible Party

Mailing Add ress(es)

and

Phone

Number(s):

~ECEWVED

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OFFICE

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To

0925

Previous Inspection Date:

Weather:

Cloudy 60°

Est. Amt. of Waste:

6

yds3

Samples Taken:

Yes #

Complaint #~

__No~

SECTION

DESCRIPTION

1.

9(a)

CAUSE, THREATEN OR ALLOW AIR POLLUTION IN ILLINOIS

9(c)

3.

12(a)

CAUSE, THREATEN OR ALLOW WATER POLLUTION

IN ILLINOIS

4.

12(d)

CREATE A WATER POLLUTION HAZARD

E

5.

21(a)

CAUSE OR ALLOW OPEN DUMPING

.

6.

21(d)

OPERATION:

(1)

Without

a

Permit

(2)

In Violation

of Any Regulations or Standards Adopted by the

Board

7.

21(e)

DISPOSE, TREAT, STORE, OR ABANDON ANY WASTE, OR TRANSPORT ANY

WASTE INTO THE STATE AT/TO SITES NOT MEETING

REQUIREMENTS OF ACT

8.

21(p)

CAUSE OR ALLOW THE

OPEN DUMPING OF ANY WASTE IN

IN ANY

OF THE FOLLOWING

OCCURRENCES AT THE DUMP SITE

(1)

Litter

.

Z

(2)

Scavenging

(3).

Open Burning

(4)

Deposition of Waste in Standing or Flowing Waters

(5)

Proliferation

of Disease Vectors

(6)

Standing or Flowing

Liquid

Discharge from the Dump

Site

ILLINOIS

Leland

Cole

6408

Reinder

Springfield, IL

62707

Revised 06/18/2001

(Open Dump

-

1)

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(7)

Deposition

Demolition

of General Construction or Demolition

Debris; or Clean Construction or

Debris

55(a)

10.

812.101(a)

FAILURE TO SUBMIT

AN APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO

11.

722.111

12.

808.121

SPECIAL WASTE DETERMINATION

13.

.

809.302(a)

ACCEPTANCE OF SPECIAL WASTE

FROM A WASTE TRANSPORTER WITHOUT A

WASTE HAULING

PERMIT, UNIFORM WASTE

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

AND

PERMIT

14.

APPARENT VIOLATION OF:

(Lii)

PCB;

(E)

CASE NUMBER:

15.

OTHER:

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S~thtureof Inspector(s)

1.

Illinois

Environmental

Protection Act: 415 ILCS 5/4.

2.

Illinois Pollution

Control Board: 35

Ill. Adm. Code, Subtitle G.

3.

Statutory

and regulatory references herein are provided for convenience only and should

not be construed as legal

conclusions

of the Agency or as limiting

the Agency’s statutory or regulatory powers.

Requirements of some statutes

and regulations cited are in summary format.

Full text of requirements

can be found

in references listed in-i. and

2.

above.

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4.

The provisions of subsection (p) of Section

21

of the Illinois

Environmental

Protection Act shall

be enforceable either

by administrative citation under Section 31.1

of the Act or by complaint

under Section

31

of the Act.

5.

This inspection was conducted in accordance with Sections 4(c) and 4(d) of the Illinois

Environmental

Protection Act:

415 ILCS

5/4(c) and

(d).

6.

Items marked with

an “NE” were not evaluated at the time of this

inspection.

LPC

#

Inspection

Date:

9.

-

(1)

Cause

or Allow Open

Dumping

of Any Used orWaste Tire

________

(2)

Cause_or Allow_Open_Burning_ofAny_Used_or Waste_Tire

35 ILLINOIS ADMINISTRATIVE CODE REQUIREMENTS

SUBTITLE G

Informational Notes

Revised 06/1 8/200

1

(Open Dump

-

2)

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JAMES D. STONE, M.A.,

DIRECTOR OF

PUBLIC hEALTH

MEMORANDUM

SCDPH Environmental File

FROM:

-

Laura Conant

-

Associate Sanitarian

Sangamon County Department ofPublic Health

Environmental Health Division

DATE:

October 28, 2004

-

-

RE:

LPC#

1678105006

-

Fancy Creek Twp./Cole, Leland

Sangamon County

On

October 13, 2004

an inspection ofthe above referenced property was conducted by Laura

Conant and Allen Alexander ofthis Department.

Photos 001

thru 006

illustrate the site as it

appeared on this date.

The following apparent violations were observed.

The following items

correspond to

the

numbers on the attached open dump checklist:

1. 9(a)

—

Cause, threaten or allow air pollution in Illinois

—

A pile of refuse had been

burned.

Photos labeled 101304-lc-6408 Reinder-Cole—001 through 006 show the

‘remnants of carpet, sheet metal, a tire, household

garbage and other waste that had been

open burned.

2.

9(c)

—

Cause or allow open burning

—

See item

1

above.

5.

21(a)

Open Dumping

—

—

A pile ofrefuse had been burned. Photos labeled 101304-ic-

6408 Reinder-Cole—00 1

through 006 show the remnants ofcarpet, sheet metal, a tire

and other refuse.

6. 21(d)(l) &

(2)

-

Operate

a solid waste management facility without a permit and in

violation of the regulations

-

No permit has been granted to operate a solid waste

site at this location.

MAIN OFFiCE

CHATHAM

ROAD OFFICE

ANIMAL CONTROL

CENTER

2501 NorthDirksen

Parkway

3130 Chatham Road,

Suite B

2100 Shale Road

Springfield, Illinois 62702

Springfield, Illinois 62704

Springfield,

illinois 62703

•

Administrative Office:

•

Child &

Family

Connections

-

Early

Interventio,i

Phone:

(217)

535-3065

Phone:

(217) 535-3100

Fax:

(217)

535-3104

Phone:

(217) 793-3990

Fax:

(217)

793-3991

Fax:

(217)

535-3067

•

Environmental Health:

-

Toll-free:

1-888-217-3505

Phone:

(217) 535-3101

Fax:

(217)

535-3104

•

Healthy

Families

fllinois

•

Clinic/Fer.’jonal Health Services:

Phone:

(217)

793-3990

Fax:

(217)

793-3991

Phone:

(217) 535-3102

Fax:

(217) 535-4155

SANGAMON

COUNTY

DEPARTMENT

OF

PUBLIC

HEALTH

TO:

PRINTED

ON RECYCLED PAPER

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8.

21(~p)(1)

-

Litter

-

See item

5

above.

8.

2.l(p)(3)

—

Open Burning

—

See item 2 above.

9.

55(a)(l)

—

Cause or Allow Open Dumping ofAny Used or Waste Tire-See item

1.

9.

55(a)(2)

—

Cause

or Allow Open Burning ofAny Used or Waste Tire-See item

1.

Additional Comments

1.

The Sherman Fire Department submitted a report to

SCDPH on October

12, 2004. The

report named Leland Cole of 6408 Reinder, Springfield, IL

62707 as the person who

admittedly dumped and burned the aforementioned refuse.

(See attached report.)

2.

The refuse was burned on an adjacentproperty along the alleyway. According to

the

Fancy Creek road commissioner, this

is not a designated road, and it has no common

easement.

3.

The property on which the refuse was burned is Parcel # 06-27.0-430-004. According to

the county property tax record, the owner of this parcel is Lela Brown.

(See

attached

record.)

cc:

DLPC Division File

DLPC/FOS

Region

5

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SANGAMON COUNTY

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH

2501

North Dirksen Parkway

Springfield, Illinois

62702

(217)

535-3101

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DIRECTION:

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INSPECTION

PHOTOS

DATE:

101304

SITE #:

Sangamon County

TIME:

0920-0925

SITE NAME:

6408 Reinder/Leland Cole/Fancy Creek Twp.

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PHOTO BY:

LC

DIRECTION:

PHOTO FILE NAME

101 304-lc-6408

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Cole-002

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SANGAMON

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2501 North Dirksen Parkway

INSPECTION

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62702

(217)

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DATE:

101304

SITE #:

Sangamon County

TIME:

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SITE NAME:

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60

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63

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Paged as a subject burning carpet.

Considering this is an illegal burn,

I

asked for police

to

be on the scene.

On arrival we found a large trash pile that had burned down and

a small

amount

of

foul

smelling

residue

was

burning

in

the center of the pile.

This had the

appearance

of

burning

carpet

and smelled similar to that we had seen before..

I ordered a shortened attack line

to

extinguish

the

fire.

I then attempted to determine the

person

who may have been

responsible.

Mr.

Pete Cadigan a former Sherman firefighter was on the

scene

and said he now

lived in Andrew.

Pete stated that he nor his brother with whom he lived had started the

fire.

I crossed the street to the residence on the southeast corner and met a Mr. Leland

Cole who admitted to me that he had lit the fire and that it contained “a small amount of

carpet”.

I informed Mr. Cole that it was illegal to burn that material and he stated that

they had been burning stuff

for many years.

I informed him it was now illegal and that

an

officer was on the way to speak with him and that

I would make a report to Sangamon County

Department of Public health.

When

I asked Mr Cole for his name and address, he began to bluster and said he could tall me

he was

“George Bush”.

I informed him that if he did,

I would have to call the police

officer to assist.

He gave me his name and address as

I requested.

Sherman PD was on the

scene,

but was out of their jurisdiction,

when the SCSO officer arrived,

I informed him of

the illegal burn and left it up to him if there would be a citation issued for the burn

.

I

tole him where Mr. Cole resided and then we departed the scene and returned to quarters.

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Chief

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Paged as

a subject burning carpet.

Considering this

is an illegal burn,

I askedfor police

to be on the scene.

On arrival we found a large trash pile that had burned down and a small amount of foul

smelling residue was burning in the center of the pile.

This had the appearance

of burning

carpet ahd smelled similar to that we had seen before..

I ordered a shortened attack line to

extinguish the

fire.

I then attempted to determine the person who may have been

responsible.

Mr.

Pete Cadigan a former Sherman firefighter was on the scene and said he now

lived in Andrew.

Pete stated that he nor his brother with whom he lived had started the

fire.

I crossed the street to the residence on the southeast corner and met a Mr. Leland

Cole who admitted to me that he had lit the fire and that it contained “a small amount of

carpet”.

I informed Mr.

Cole that it was illegal to burn that material and he stated that

they had been burning stuff for many years.

I informed him it was now illegal and that

an

officer was on the way to speak with him and that

I would make a report to Sangamon County

Department

of Public health.

-

When

I asked Mr Cole for his name and address,

he began to bluster and said he could tall me

he was

“George Bush”.

I informed him that if he did,

I would have

to. call the police officer

to assist.

He gave me his name and address as

I requested.

Sherman PD was on the scene,

but

was

out of their jurisdiction,

when the SCSO officer arrived,

I informed him of the illegal

burn and left it up to him if there would be a citation issued for the burn

.

I tole him

.where Mr. Cole resided and then

i~.departed

the scene and

returned

to

quarters.

-

C.

R. Coon,

Chief

09/19/2004

21:11:26

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agricultural

products

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whether

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ignited

code

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00

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70

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-

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of equipment or

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after

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by

alcohol

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~

person

~

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6-~Mu1tipie

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Some of the information presented in

this

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reports

from

other

Agencies

D~son report

attached

0

Police

report

attached

0

Coroner

report

attached

0

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reports

attached

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