.RECE~VED
CLERK’S
OFFICE
MAY
2~2OO5
STATE OF ILLINOIS
INFORMATIONAL NOTICE!!!
Pollution Control Board
IT
IS
IMPORTANT THAT YOU
READ THE
ENCLOSED DOCUMENTS.
NOTE:
This Administrative Citation refers to TWO separate State
of IllinOis Agencies.
One
is the ILUNOIS POLLUTION
CONTROL
BOARD
located at James
R. Thompson
Center, 100 West Randolph Street, Suite
11-500,
Chicago,
Illinois 60601.
The other state agency
is
the
ILLINOIS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
located
at:
1021
North
Grand Avenue East, P.O~
Box
19276,
Springfield,
IllinOis 61794-9276.
If you elect to contest the enclosed Administrative Citation, you must
file a PETITION
FOR
REVIEW with thirty-five
(35) days
of the date.
the Administrative
Citation was served upon
you.
Any such
Petition
for Review must be filed with the clerk of the
Illihois
Pollution Control
Board
by either hand delivering or mailing to the Board at the
address given above.
A copy of the
Petition for Review should be.
either hand-delivered or mailed to the
Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency at the address given above and should be
marked
to the ATTENTION:
DIVISION
OF LEGAL
COUNSEL.
Any person other than
individuals
MUST appear through an attorney-
at-law licensed and
registered to practice law.
Individuals may
appear on their own behalf, or through an attorney.
35
III.
Adm.
Code 101.400(a).
.
BEFORE
THE ILLiNOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
MAY 242005
STATE OF ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
)
Pollution Control
Board
PROTECTIO~7G~NCY,
)
Complainant,
.
)
AC
V.
)
(IEPA No. 143-05-AC)
)
RICHARD
HOLMES d/b/a RICH’S
)
TOWING,
and LINDA HOLMES,
)
)
Respondents.
)
NOTICE
OF FILING
To:
Richard Holmes, d/b/a Rich’s
Towing
Linda Holmes
56
Airport Road
36 Airport Road
Murphysboro, Illinois
62966
Murphysboro, Illinois
62966
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on this date I mailed for filing with the Clerk ofthe Pollution
Control Board of the State of Illinois the following instrument(s) entitled ADMINISTRATIVE
CITATION, AFFIDAVIT; and OPEN DUMP INSPECTION CHECKLIST.
Respectfully submitted,
Jarnys M. Kropid
Sp~ial
Assistant Attorney General
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
1021 North Grand Avenue East
P.O.Box
19276
Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276
(217)
782-5544
Dated:
May 20, 2005
THIS
FILING
SUBMIYFED
ON
RECYCLED PAPER
REED
BEFORE THE
ILLINOIS
POLLUTION
CONTROL BOARD
M4Y24
2O~
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION
~
d
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
)
PROTECTION AGENCY,
Complainant,
)
AC
V.
)
(IEPA
No. 143-05-AC)
RICHARD HOLMES
d/bla
RICH’S TOWING
)
and
LINDA HOLMES,
Respondents.
JURISDICTION
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, 415
ILCS 5/31.1
(2002).
FACTS
1.
That Richard
Holmes, d!b/a
Rich’s Towing, and
Linda Holmes (“Respondents”) are
the present owners and operators of a facility located at the intersection of US 51
and Airport Road
in Murphysboro,
Jackson
County,
Illinois.
The address
is 56 Airport
Road,
Murphysboro,
Illinois.
The
property
is
commonly
known
to
the
Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Agency
as
Murphysboro/Rich’s Towing.
2.
That
said
facility
is
an
open
dump
operating
without
an
Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Agency Operating
Permit and is designated with Site Code
No. 0778015030.
3.
That Respondents have owned and operated said facility at all times pertinent hereto.
4.
That
on
March
30, 2005,
Garrison
Gross
of the Illinois
Environmental Protection
Agency’s Marion
Regional Office inspected the above-described facility.
A
copy of his inspection
report setting forth the results
of said inspection
is attached hereto and made a part hereof.
VIOLATIONS
Based upon direct observations made by Garrison Gross during the course of his March 30,
2005
inspection
of
the above-named
facility, the
Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Agency
has
determined that Respondents have violated the Illinois Environmental Protection
Act (hereinafter,
the “Act”) as follows:
(1)
That
Respondents
caused
or
allowed
the open
dumping
of waste
in.a
manner
resulting
in
litter,
a
violation
of
Section
21(p)(1)
of
the Act,
415
ILCS
5/21(p)(1)
(2002).
CIVIL PENALTY
Pursuant to Section 42(b)(4-5) of the Act, 415 ILCS 5!42(b)(4-5) (2002),
Respondents are
subject
to
a
civil
penalty
of
One Thousand
Five
Hundred
Dollars
($1,500.00)
for
each
of the
violations
identified
above,
for
a total
of
One Thousand
Five
Hundred
Dollars
($1 ,500.QQ).
If
Respondents
elect
not
to
petition
the
Illinois
Pollution
Control
Board,
the
statutory
civil
penalty
specified above shall be due and payable no later than June 15,2005, unless otherwise provided by
order of the Illinois
Pollution
Control
Board.
If Respondents elect to contest this Administrative Citation by petitioning the Illinois Pollution
Control Board
in accordance with Section 31.1
of the Act, 415 ILCS 5/31.1(2002), and
if the Illinois
Pollution Control Board issues a finding of violation as alleged herein, after an adjudicatoryhearing,
Respondents shall be assessed the associated hearing costs incurred
by the Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency and the Illinois Pollution Control Board.
Those hearing costs shall be assessed
2
in addition
to
the One Thousand
Five Hundred
Dollar ($1 ,500.00) statutory civil penalty for
each
violation.
Pursuant to Section 31.1 (d)(1) of the Act, 415 ILCS 5/31.1 (d)(1) (2002),
if Respondents fail
to petition or elect not to petition the lllinois Pollution Control Board for review of this Administrative
Citation within thirty-five (35) days
of the date of service, the Illinois Pollution
Control
Board shall
adopt
a
final
order,
which shall
include
this Administrative
Citation
and
findings
of violation
as
alleged
herein, and
shall impose the statutory civil penalty specified
above.
When
payment
is
made,
Respondent’s
check
shall
be
made
payable
to
the
Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Trust
Fund
and
mailed
to
the
attention
of
Fiscal
Services,
Illinois
Environmental
Protection Agency,
1021
North
Grand
Avenue East,
P.O.
Box
19276,
Springfield,
Illinois
62794-9276.
Along
with
payment,
Respondents shall complete
and
return the enclosed
Remittance Form to ensure proper documentation of payment.
If any civil penalty and/or hearing costs are not paid withinthe time prescribed by order of the
Illinois
Pollution
Control
Board,
interest on
said
penalty and/or
hearing
costs
shall
be
assessed
against the Respondent from the date payment
is due up to and including the date that payment is
received.
The
Office
of the
Illinois
Attorney
General may
be
requested
to
initiate proceedings
against Respondent
in Circuit Court to collect said
penalty and/or hearing
costs, plus any interest
accrued.
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PROCEDURE FOR CONTESTING THIS
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION
Respondents
have
the
right
to
contest
this Administrative
Citation
pursuant
to
and
in
accordance with
Section 31.1
of the Act, 415 ILCS
5/31/1
(2002).
If Respondents elect to contest
this Administrative
Citation,
then
Respondents
shall file
a signed
Petition for Review, including a
Notice
of
Filing,
Certificate of
Service,
and
Notice
of Appearance,
with the
Clerk of the
Illinois
Pollution Control Board, State of Illinois Center,
100 West Randolph, Suite 11-500, Chicago, Illinois
60601.
A copy of said
Petition for Review
shall be filed with
the Illinois Environmental
Protection
Agency’s Division of Legal Counsel at
1021
North Grand Avenue East, P.O. Box 19276, Springfield,
Illinois 62794-9276.
Section 31.1
of the Act provides that any Petitlbn for Review shall be filed within
thirty-five
(35)
days
of the
date
of service
of this Administrative
Citation
or the
Illinois
Pollution
Control Board
shall enter a default judgment against the Respondents.
~A.4UL
C4~4A4~#~
Date:
$~Z
Q
Renee Cipriano,
Directo
Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency
Prepared by:
Susan
E.
Konzelmann,
Legal Assistant
Division of Legal
Counsel
Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency
1021
North
Grand Avenue East
P.O.
Box 19276
Springfield, Illinois
62794-9276
(217) 782-5544
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RECEIVED
CLERK S OFFICE
REMITTANCE
FORM
MAY 242005
STATE OF ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
)
PolIut~on
Control Board
PROTECTION AGENCY,
)
I
Complainant,
)
AC
0 5
V.
)
(IEPA No. 143-05-AC)
RICHARD HOLMES
d!b/a RICH’S
)
TOWING,
and
LINDA HOLMES,
)
Respondent.
)
FACILITY:
Murphysboro/Rich’s Towing
SITE CODE
NO.:
0778015030
COUNTY:
Jackson
CIVIL PENALTY:
$1,500.00
DATE
OF INSPECTION:
March 30,
2005
DATE
REMITTED:
SS/FEIN NUMBER:
SIGNATURE:
NOTE
Please
enter
the
date
of
your
remittance,
your
Social Security number
(SS)
if
an
individual
or
Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) if a corporation, and
sign this Remittance Form.
Be
sure
your
check
is enclosed
and
mail,
along
with
Remittance
Form,
to
Illinois
Environmental
Protection Agency, Attn.:
Fiscal
Services,
P.O.
Box 19276, Springfield,
Illinois
62794-9276.
5
BEFORE THE
ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
)
)
Complainant,
)
)
)
-
JEPA DOCKET NO.
v.
.
)
)
Richard Holmes
)
)
Respondent.
)
AFFIDAVIT
Affiant, Garrison Gross, being first duly sworn, voluntarily deposes and states as follows:
1.
Affiant is
a field inspector employed by the Land Pollution Control Division of the
Illinois Enviromriental Protection Agency and has been so employed at all times pertinent hereto.
2.
On March 30? 2005, between 11:55 AM
and 12:25
PM, Affiant conducted an
inspection of a disposal site operated by Richard Holmes, located in Jackson County, Illinois, and
known as Murphysboro/Rich’s Towing by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.
Said
site has been assigned site code number 0778015030 by the Agency.
3.
Affiant inspected said Murphysboro/Rich’ s Towing site by an
on-site inspection which
included walking and photographing the site..
4.
As
a result of the material
actions referred to
in paragraph
3
above, Affiant completed
the Inspection Report form attached hereto and made a part hereof, which, to the best ofAffiant’s
knowledge and belief, is
an accurate representation ofAffiant’s observations and factual
conclusions with respect to
said Murphysboro/Rich’s Towing.
Subscribed and
Sworn to before me
this _____day of______________
OFFICIAL SEAL~
L~LINDA
G.
KNIGHT
Notary Publj~,State
of
Illinois~
My Comm~ssjonExpfres: 7/15/2005(
Notary Pub1i~
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ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Tire Storage Site Inspection Checklist
Rich’s
Towing
Rich
Holmes
56
Airport Road
Murphysboro,
IL
62966
SECTION
DESCRIPTION
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT REQUIREMENTS
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Rich’s Towing
LPC#:
0778015030
County:
Jackson
Facility Name:
Facility Location:
56 Airport Road, Murphysboro,
IL
62966
(SW
corner,
Intersection of US
51
& Airport
Road)
Inspection Date:
March 30, 2005
Time:
From
11:55 am
To
12:25
pm
Inspector(s):
Garrison Gross & Gary Steele
Weather:
Overcast skys, 57°F, windy
Interviewed:
Rich Holmes
Waste Tire Hauler Used:
unknown
Region:
7
-
Marion
Telephone:
618-549-7782
Responsible Party Mailing
Address(es):
Previous Inspection Date:
12/01/2004
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No.
of Photos Taken:
18
—
No.
of Samples Taken:
none
—
Complaint
4:
none
Hauler Registration Number:
unknown
Linda Holmes
36AirportRoad
Murphysboro, IL
62966~’
1000
Estimated Number ofUsed Tires Located At This
Facility,
including altered, converted and reprocessed tires.
APR
2
8
2005
~EPA/B0L
1
2 1(k)
FAILOR REFUSE
TO PAY ANY FEE IMPOSED
UNDERTHIS ACT
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2
3
55(a)(4)
CAUSE OR ALLOW THE OPERATION OF A TIRE STORAGE SITE EXCEPT IN
COMPLIANCE WITH
BOARD REGULATIONS
Note: Also
Mark appropriate Violations of Part 848
55(b-1)
NO PERSON
SHALLKNOWINGLYMIX ANY USED OR WASTE TIRE, EITHER WHOLE
OR CUT,
WITH
MUNICIPAL WASTE
S
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4
55(c)
FAILURE
TO FILE
THE REQUIRED NOTIFICATION WITH THE AGENCY BY
1/1/90 OR WITHIN 30
DAYS
OF COMMENCEMENT
OF THE
STORAGE ACTIVITY.
5
55(d)(1)
CAUSE OR ALLOW THE OPERATION OF A TIRE
STORAGE SITE WHICH CONTAINS
MORE THAN 50
USED TIRES
WITHOUT MEETING THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS
~BY
JANUARY
1
OF EACH
YEAR:
Register the Site with theAgency
ii.
Certif~’
to the Agency that theSite Complies with any Applicable Standards Adopted by the
Board Pursuant to Section 55.2
.
iii.
Report to the Agency theNumber ofTires Accumulated, the Status
ofVector
Controls, and.
the ActionsTaken
to Handle
andProcess theTires
iv.
Pay theFee Requiredunder Subsection (b) of Section
55.6
.
.
6
55(e)
CAUSE OR ALLOW
THE
STORAGE,
DISPOSAL, TREATMENT OR PROCESSING OF ANY USED OR
WASTE TIRE IN VIOLATION
OF ANY REGULATION OR STANDARD ADOPTED BY THE
BOARD.
Note: Also Mark appropriate Violations ofPart 848
.
.
.
7
8
55(1)
ARRANGE
FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF USED OR WASTE TIRES AWAY FROM THE SITE OF
GENERATION WITH A PERSON
KNOWN
TO OPENLY
DUMP SUCH TIRES
.
D
55(g)
ENGAGE IN
ANY
OPERATION AS A USED OR WASTE TIRE TRANSPORTER EXCEPT IN
COMPLIANCE WITH BOARD
REGULATIONS.
Note: Also
Mark a Violation of Subpart F
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9
55(h)
CAUSE OR ALLOW THE COMBUSTION OF ANY
USED OR
WASTE TIRE INAN ENCLOSED DEVICE
UNLESS A PERMIT
HAS
BEEN ISSUED BY THE AGENCY
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55(i)
CAUSE OR ALLOW THE USE OF PESTICIDES TO TREATTIRES
EXCEPT AS PRESCRIBED
BY
BOARD REGULATIONS (Note:Also
Mark a Violation
of 848.205)
El
55.6(b)
FAILURE OF THE OWNER OR OPERATOR OF A TIRE STORAGE SITE TO PAY TO THE AGENCY AN
ANNUAL FEE OF $100.00 BY JANUARY
1
OF EACH YEAR.
55.8(a)
ANY PERSON
SELLING TIRES AT RETAIL OR
OFFERING TIRES
FOR RETAIL SALE
IN THIS STATE SHALL:
(I)
Collect
from Retail Customers a Fee of Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
($2.50)
PerTire Sold to
be Paid
to
the
Department of Revenue.
(2)
Accept for RecyclingUsed Tires from Customers,
at the Point of Transfer, in Quantity
Equal to
the Number of
NewTires Purchased.
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(3)
Post in a Conspicuous Place a Written Notice at Least 8.5
by
11
Inches in Size that Includes the Universal
Recycling Symbol and the Following Statements:
“DONOT put used tires
in the trash.”, and “State law requires
us to acceptused tires for recycling,
in exchange for new tires purchased.”
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55.8(b)
A PERSON WHO ACCEPTS USED
TIRES FOR RECYCLING
UNDER 55.8(a) SHALL NOT ALLOW THE
TIRES TO ACCUMULATE
FOR PERIODS
OF
MORE THAN
90 DAYS
0
14
55.9
RETAILERS
SHALL COLLECT THE FEE FROM
PURCHASER BY ADDING THE,FEE TO THE
SELLING
PRICE OF THE TIRE.
THE FEE IMPOSED
SHALL BE STATED AS A DISTINCT ITEM SEPARATE AND
APART FROM THE SELLING PRICE
.
—
PART
848,
SUBPART
B:
MANAGEMENT STANDARDS
.
15
848.202(b)
AT SITES
ATWHICH
MORE THAN
50
USED
OR WASTETIRES ARE LOCATED THE OWNER OR
OPERATOR SHALL:
(1)
NOT Place
on or Accumulate Any Used or Waste Tire
in Any Pile Outside of Any Building Unless thePile
is
Separated
from All
Other Piles by 25 Feet and Aisle Space Is Maintained To Allow the Unobstructed Movement
ofPersonnel
and Equipment
0
(2)
NOT Accumulate Any Used
or Waste Tire in Any Area Located Outside of Any Building Unless the
Accumulation
is Separated
from All Buildings,
Whether on or off the Site,
by 25
Feet
(3)
NOT Place On or Accumulate Any Used.or Waste Tire in Any Pile Which is Less than
250 Feet from any
Potential Ignition Source,
including Cutting and Welding Devices, and Open Fires unless all such activities
are
Carried Out Within A Building
0
(4)
Drain Any Used or Waste Tire on
theDay ofGeneration or Receipt
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0
(5)
NOT Store Any Used or Waste Tirefor More Than 14 Days
after Receipt Without Altering, Reprocessing,
Converting, Covering or Otherwise Preventingthe Tire from Accumulating Water
(7)
NOT Accept Any Used
or Waste Tire from aVehicle in
Which More than
20 Tires Are Loaded Unless the
Vehicle Displays
a Placard Issued by
the Agency Under Part 848:
Subpart F
0
(8)
.
NOT Accumulate Any Tires in
an Area with
a Grade Exceeding2
Without Meeting the Requirements of
848.202(d)(3)
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16
848.202(c)
IN ADDITION TO THE REQUIREMENTS
SET FORTH IN 848.202 (b), THE
OWNER OR OPERATOR OF A SITEAT
WHICH
MORE THAN
500
USED OR WASTE TIRES ARE LOCATED SHALL:
(1)
Maintain a Contingency Plan Which Meetsthe Requirementsof Section 848.203
Z
(2)
Meet the Record Keeping and Reporting Requirements of Part 848:
Subpart C
~.
.
Note:Also
Mark a Violation of Subpart C
.
.
,
(3)
NOT Place or Accumulate any Used or Waste Tire
in Any Pile Less Than 50 Feet
From Grass, Weeds, Brush,
Over-hangingTree Limbs and Similar VegetativeGrowth
(4)
NOT Place or Accumulate any Used or
Waste Tire
in Any Tire Storage Unit That is More Than 20
Feet High by
250 Feet Wide by 250 Feet Long(Aisle Space Between Any Piles
Within the Unit Shall Be Included in
Determining the Width or Length ofthe Unit)
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(5)
NOT Place or Acc
(A)
0
(B)
0
umulate any Used
or Waste Tires in
any TireStorage
Unit Unless they meet:
Tires are separated by a Berm
1.5 times the height of the tire pile
Separation
Requirementsof this part.
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17
848.202(d)
IN ADDITION TOTHE REQUIREMENTS
SET FORTH IN
848.202 (b) AND (c), THE OWNER OR OPERATOR AT
SITES AT
WHICH
MORE THAN 10,000
USED OR WASTE TIRES ARE LOCATED SHALL:
(I)
Completely Surround
the Site by Fencing in Good RepairWhich Is Not less than
6 Feet in Height
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(2)
Maintain an Entrance to the Area Where Used or Waste Tires are Located, Which is Controlled
At all
Times by
an Attendant, Locked Entrance, Television Monitors, Controlled
Roadway Access
or Other Equivalent
Mechanism
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(3)
Completely
Surround the Area Where Used
or Waste Tires
Are
Stored by
an
Earthen Berm or Other Structures
Not Less Than 2
Feet in Height Capable of Containing Runoff Resulting
from Tire Fires,
and
Accessible by Fire Fighting
Equipment, Except that the Owner or
Operator Shall
Provide a Means for Access
through or Over theBerm or Other Structure
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848.203
CONTINGENCYPLAN REQUIREMENTS
FOR STORAGE
SITES
WITH
MORE
THAN 500 TIRES
(a)
The owner/operatormust meet the requirementsof Section
848.203
Note: Also Mark aViolation of 848.203(b), (c), (d), (e),
(1), (g), or
(h)
0
(b)
The contingency plan must be designed to minimize thehazard to human health-and the-environment from fires
and run-off of contaminantsresulting from fires and from disease spreadingniosquitoesand other nuisance
organisms which may breed in water accumulations
in used or waste tires.
,
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(c)
Immediately
implement the contingency plan whenever thereis a fire or run-off resulting from aiirejire,.nr
whenever there is evidence ofmosquito production.
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(d)
The contingency plan must describethe actions that must be taken
in response to fires,
run-off resulting from tire
firesand mosquito breeding in used or waste tires.
0
(e)
The contingency plan
must include evacuation procedures for site
personnel, includingsignals, evacuation routes
and alternateevacuation routes as well
as provisions for pesticide application.
0
(1)
The contingency plan must be maintained at the site and submitted to state and local authorities.
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(g)
The contingency plan
must be reviewed and amended within
30 days
if the plan fails or the emergency
coordinator changes.
0
.
(h)
At all times, there must be one employee on site
or on call with
responsibility for coordinating emergency
response procedures.
Theemergency coordinator must be familiar with the plan and
all aspects-of the site, and
havethe authority to
commit the resources to
carry out the plan.
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STORAGE OF USED AND WASTE
TIRES
WITHIN BUILDINGS
19
20
848.204(a)
FAILURE TOMEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 848.204
Note.:
Also Mark a Violation of 848.204(b), (c), or (d)
0
848.204(b)
STORAGE OF LESS THAN 500 TIRES
WITHIN A BUILDING
ALLOWED
IF:
(1)
0
Tires Drainedof All WaterPrior to Placement
in theBuilding
(2)
0
All of the Building’s Windows and Doors Maintained in Working Order and Secured to
Prevent Unauthorized Access.
(3)
0
The Building Is Maintained
So That it
Is Fully Enclosed and Has aRoof and Sides Which
Are Impermeable to Precipitation
(4)
0
The Storage of Used or Waste Tires
Is not in
a Single_Family Home or aResidential Dwelling
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848.204(c)
IN ADDITIONTO THE REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH IN SECTION 848.204(b), THE OWNER OPERATOR OF A SITE
WITH 500
OR
MORE USED
OR WASTETIRES
STORED WITHIN BUILDINGS
SHALL:
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(1)
Develop a tire storage plan
in consultation with fire officials meeting the requirements of: 848.204 (c)(l)
(A)
0.
consideringthe type of building to be used for the tire storage
(B)
0
theplan shall include tire storage arrangement; aisle space; clearance distances between tire
piles andsprinkler deflectors; and accessto fire fighting personnel an& equipment
(C)
0
a copy of the plan shall be filed with
theAgency within 60 days and-implementedwithin
14
days of filing with the Agency.
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(2)
Have and maintain acontingencyplan which meetsthe requirements of Section 848.203
0
(3)
Meet the record keeping and reportingrequirements of Subpart C
Note: Also Mark a Violation of Section
848, Subpart C
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848.204(d)
A BUILDING THAT STORES MORE THAN
10,000 USED OR WASTE TIRES,
AND
WAS
CONSTRUCTED AFTER
5/10/91, FOR THE
PRIMARY PURPOSE OF STORING USED OR
WASTE
TIRES, SHALL COMPLY
WITH THE NFPA
231 D BUILDING
STANDARD.
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848.205
OWNERS OR OPERATORS OF TIRE STORAGE SITES TREATING USED -OR WASTE TIRES WITH PESTICIDES
PURSUANT TO THIS PART OF TITLEXIV OF THE ACT (SHALL):
(a)
Use aPesticide Labeled for Control of Mosquito Larvae Unless an Adult Mosquito Problem is
Identified
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(b)
Maintain arecord of pesticide use at the site which shall include for eacirapplication:
(1)
0
Date ofPesticide Application
(2)
0
Number ofUsed
or Waste Tires Treated
(3)
LI
Amount ofPesticide
Applied
(4)
0
Type of Pesticide
Used
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(c)
Notify the Agency ofPesticide Use Within
10 Days of Each Application. Notification shall include the
information
in 848.205(b).
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(d)
Persons Applying Pesticides
to Used and Waste Tires
Must Comply with the Requirements of the Illinois
Pesticide Act (Ill. Rev.
Stat.
1989, ch.
5,
par.
801
et seq.)
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PART 848:
SUBPART C:
RECORD KEEPING AND REPORTING
Note: Applies
to Storage Sites with More than
500 Used or Waste Tires
24
848.302(a)
The owner/operatorshall keep on
site a:
(I) ~
DailyTire Record
(2)
~
Annual Tire Summary
25
848.303(a)
FAILURE TOMAINTAIN
A DAILY TIRERECORD THAT INCLUDES:
o
Day of the Week
0
Date
0
Agency Site Number
0
Site Name and Address
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848.303(b)
.
FAILURE TO RECORD IN
THE DAILY TIRERECORD
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
(1)
0
Weight or volume of used or waste tires received at the site during the operating day’
(2)
0
Weight or volume of used or waste tires transported from the site and the destination ofthe
tires so transported.
(3)
0
Total number of used or waste tires
remaining in storage at the conclusion of the day.
(4)
0
Weight or volume of used or waste tires burned or combusted during theday.
0
.
27
848.304
FAILURE TO MAINTAIN
ON SITE ANANNUAL TIRE SUMMARY FOR EACH CALENDAR YEAR THAT
INCLUDES:
(a)
Thesite number, name and address and the calendar year for which the summary applies.
,
.
0
(b)(l)
Theweight or volume of used or waste tires received at the site during thecalendar year.
LII
(b)(2)
Theweight or volUme of used or waste tires transported
from the site during the calendar year.
0
(b)(3)
Thetotal number of used or waste tires determined
in PTE remaining
in storage at theconclusion of the calendar
year
0
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848.304(c)
FAILURE TO SUBMIT THE ANNUAL TIRESUMMARY BY JANUARY 31
OF EACH YEAR
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848.305
FAILURE TO RETAIN REQUIRED RECORDS ON SITE FOR 3
YEARS
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PART 848: SUBPART D:
FINANCIAL ASSURANCE
—
NOTE: Applies to Sites which have Stored 5000 or More Used or Waste Tires
30
848.400(b)(l)
AT TIRE STORAGE SITES ATWHICH TIRES ARE FIRST STORED ON OR AFTER
1/1/92,
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH SUBPART D PRIOR TO STORING ANY USED OR WASTE TIRES
Note: Also Mark aViolation of 848.401
or 848.404
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848.400(b)(2)
AT TIRE STORAGE SITES AT WHICH TIRES
ARE STORED PRIORTO
1/1/92,
FAILURE TO
COMPLY WITH SUBPART D
BY 1/1/92.
Note: Also Mark a Violation of 848.401
or 848.404
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848.40 1(a)
FAILURETO MAINTAIN FINANCIAL ASSURANCE EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN THE CURRENT
COST ESTIMATE
CALCULATED PURSUANT TO SECTION 848.404 AT ALL TIMES,
EXCEPT AS
OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY 848.401
(b).
0
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848.401(b)
,
FAILURE TO INCREASE THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF FINANCIAL ASSURANCE SO
AS
TO EQUAL THE
CURRENT COST ESTIMATE WITHIN 90 DAYS AFTER ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
(I)
0
an increase in the current cost estimate
(2)
0
adecrease in the value of a trust fund
(3)
0
adetermination by the Agency that an owner or operator no longer meets the financial test of
Section 848.415
(4)
0
notification by the owner or operator that the owner or operatorintends
to substitute
alternative financial assurance,
as specified in
Section
848.406 for self-insurance
0
34
848.404(a)(2)
BY JANUARY
1
OF EACH YEAR, FAILURE TO SUBMIT A WRITTEN COST ESTIMATE OF THE COST
OF REMOVING ALL TIRES.
0
35
848.404(b)
FAILURE TO REVISE THE
COST ESTIMATE WHEN COST ESTIMATES
INCREASE.
0
—
PART 848:
SUBPART F:
TIRE TRANSPORTATION
REQUIREMENTS
36
848.60 1(a)
NO PERSON SHALL TRANSPORT MORE THAN 20
USED OR WASTE TIRES
IN A VEHICLE UNLESS
THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS ARE MET:
(1)
0
theowner or operatorhas registered the vehicle with theAgency
in accordance with Subpart
F, received
approval of such registration from theAgency, and such registration is current,
-
valid and
in effect
(2)
0
ihe owner or operatordisplays aplacard
on thevehicle,
issued by the Agency following
registration, in accordance with the requirements of Subpart F.
0
37
848.601(b)
NO PERSON SHALLPROVIDE,
DELIVER OR TRANSPORT USED
OR WASTE TIRES TO A TIRE
TRANSPORTER FOR TRANSPORT UNLESS THE TRANSPORTER’S
VEHICLE DISPLAYS A PLACARD
ISSUED
BY THE AGENCY UNDER SUBPART F IDENTIFYING THE TRANSPORTER AS A
REGISTEREDTIREHAULER.
0
‘
.
38
39
848.606(a)
‘
UPON APPROVAL OF A REGISTRATION AS
A TIRE TRANSPORTER, THE OWNER OR OPERATOR OF
ANY
VEHICLE REGISTERED TO TRANSPORT USED OR WASTE TIRES
SHALL PLACE A PLACARD
ON OPPOSITE SIDES OF THE VEHICLES WHICH
DISPLAYS A NUMBER ISSUED
BY THE AGENCY
FOLLOWING THE WORDS “Registered TireTransporter:
(number).”
.
0
848.606(b)
REGISTERED TIRETRANSPORTER NUMBERS
AND LETTERS
SHALL BE REMOVABLE ONLY BY
DESTRUCTION. DIRECTLY ADJACENT TO THE WORDS AND NUMBER, THE VEHICLE OWNERAND
OPERATOR SHALL DISPLAY A SEAL FURNISHED BY THE AGENCY WHICH SHALL DESIGNATE
THE DATE ON WHICH THE REGISTRATION EXPIRES.
.
‘
0
~
THE
FOLLOWING VIOLATIONS MAY BE CITED
WHEN WASTES, INCLUDING TIRES, HAVE
BEEN DISPOSED AT A
TIRE
STORAGE SITE
40
9(a)
CAUSE, THREATEN
OR ALLOW AIR POLLUTION
IN ILLINOIS.
0
41
9(c)
CAUSE OR ALLOW OPEN BURNING
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combusted during the calendar year.
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CAUSE OR ALLOW OPEN DUMPING
0
USED TIRES
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OTHER WASTE
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46
21(d)(2)
CONDUCT A
WASTESTORAGE OPERATION
IN VIOLATION OF ANY REGULATIONS OR
STANDARDS ADOPTED BY THE
BOARD UNDERTHIS ACT.
Note:Also
Mark appropriate Violations ofPart
848
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21(e)
DISPOSE, TREAT, STORE,
OR
ABANDON
ANY WASTE ATA SITE WHICH
DOES NOT MEET THE
REQUIREMENTS OF THIS ACT AND REGULATIONS.
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Note: Also
Mark appropriate Violations of Part 848
LI
.
47
21(p)
CAUSE OR ALLOW THE OPEN DUMPING OF ANY
WASTE IN A MANNER WHICH RESULTS
IN
ANY OF THE
FOLLOWING
(1)
Litter
(2)
Scavenging
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(3)
Open Burning
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(4)
Deposition of Waste in Standing or Flowing Waters
.
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(5)
Proliferation ofDisease Vectors
0
(6)
Standing
or Flowing Liquid
Discharge from the Dump Site
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(7)
Deposition of General
Construction or Demolition Debris;
or Clean Construction or Demolition Debris
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55(a)
NOPERSON SHALL:
(I)
Cause or Allow
Open Dumping ofAny Used or Waste Tire
0
(2)
Causeor Allow Open Burning of Any Used or Waste Tire
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(5)
Abandon,
Dump or Disposeof Ally Used or Waste Tire on Private or Public Property
.
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49
848.202(b)(6)
Used or. Waste Ti.r~~$halJ.
not he Abar3doned,.Dumped orJi~i~osed
onYrivat.e ~r Ptj~bl~c
Property in Illinois,
Lxcept in aLandttll
l-’ermitteO
by theAgency 1-’ursunnt to
iS
iii.
Aorta. Lode ~c0
/
or all.
0
OTHER REQUIREMENTS
50
APPARENT VIOLATION OF:
(0)PCB
CASE NUMBER:
.
(0)
CIRCUIT COURT ORDER ENTERED ON:
0
.
0
0
,
.
0
.
0
Signature ofInspector(s):
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Informational Notes:
1.
Illinois
Environmental Protection Act: 415 ILCS
5/1
et seq.
2.
Illinois Pollution
Control Board: 35
III. Adm. Code, Subtitle G.
3.
Illinois Pollution Control Board: 35
Ill. Adm. Code, Subtitle G, Chapter I, Subchapter m, Part 848.
4.
Statutory and regulatory references
herein
are
provided for convenience only
and
should-not-be construed as legal conclusio
softheAgency or as
limiting the
Agency~s
statutory
or regulatory powers.
Requirements ofsome statutes
and regulations cited
are in
summary format.
Full text of requirements can
be found
in the
references listed
in #1, ~2, aid~/3above.
5.
The
provisions ofsubsection
(p) of Section 21
ofthe Illinois
Environmental
Protection Act shall
be enforceable either by administrative citation
under Section
31.1
of the Act or by complaint under Section 3! ofthe
Act.
6.
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).
7.
Items
marked
with an “NE”
were not evaluated at the time ofthis
inspection
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12(a)
CAUSE, THREATEN OR ALLOW WATER POLLUTION
IN ILLINOIS
12(d)
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State ofIllinois
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Narrative Inspection Report
Site #:
0778015030
Site Name:
Murphysboro / Rich’s To~4~
Date ofInspection:
March 30, 2005
Inspectors: G. Gross, G.
Steele
County: Jackson
Township:
Carbondale
GPS Coordinates:
N37.76663°W089.22276°
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Subject:
Follow Up Inspection At Rich’s Towing
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General Remarks:
A Tire Storage Site and Open Dump
Inspection was conducted
on Wednesday,
March 30, 2005
at Rich’s
Towing in Murphysboro.
Illinois EPA Bureau of Land Inspectors, -Garrison
Gross and Gary Steele,
conducted the inspection.
The property is
located at the intersection of US
51
and Airport Road.
The address is
56
Airport Road.
The inspection was performed as a follow up to an
earlier
inspection performed on
December
1,
2004.
Weather conditions at the time of the inspection
were overcast skies,
57°
F, and windy.
The inspection began at approximately
11:55
AM.
More than
175 vehicles were observed from offsite
the property.
They were
unsightly and
a scenic
blight
as one
drives
along
US
51
or Airport
Road.
Most ofthem were located in the field south of the auto repair business (photos
001-003).
Two large
piles
of tires
were
observed
from
Airport
Road.
One pile
is
adjacent to
Airport
Road
(photo
004).
This
pile contained approximately
400
tires.
The other pile
is
closer to
the
auto repair shop
(photo
006).
It contained approximately 500
tires.
A few vehicles are visible from Airport road (photo
005).
Due to the absence ofweeds and brush, they appear to be recently acquired vehicles.
We spoke to Rich Holmes, owner ofthe business.
We informed him that the Agency did not receive a
response from him after the last inspection.
Mr. Holmes
said
he didn’t receive the inspection
report.
We informed him
that
the inspection
was sent
certified mail
and
that
someone at the
business
had
singed
for it.
He said
it must have been his
former employee, Matt Shelton.
He said
strange things
had happened while Shelton worked for him.
Mr. Steele said he would hand deliver a copy ofthe.most
recent Violation Notice Letter later in the afternoon.
Mr. Holmes
was questioned about the waste
tires
at the
property~ He
said
he
was
still
working on
getting rid ofthem.
He said the tires belong to Smith Dodge.
He clarified that he brought the vehicles
to
his property to remove the tires and wheels.
The vehicles were taken to Karco
for scrap metal.
He
said
he
is
still
trying to
get
Smith
Dodge
to
pay
for the
disposal
of the
tires.
Mr.
Holmes
said
approximately
100
tires had been hauled off since our last inspection.
He was unable
to
provide the
name, address, telephone number, or tire transporter registration number.
We questioned Mr.
Holmes
about the vehicles at his
property and asked if he
had
a
license
from the
Secretary of State.
He
said
he operates a
towing
business, automotive
repair shop
and
an
impound
yard.
He said
he
didn’t have a license from the Secretary of State but was looking into obtaining one.
We asked him how long it
had been since vehicles
had been removed from the property.
Mr. Holmes
stated that it had been a couple of years
since vehicles had been removed from the property.
We asked
him why so much time had passed.
He said it took anywhere from 60 to
90
days to
obtain a junk title
for the impounded vehicles.
He said he didn’t have the time to
mess with them.
He said his customers
came first, the towing and repair business was second and thejunk vehicles might be third.
Mr. Steele
said
2-3
years
was too
long
a
time
period
to
store
the
vehicles,
plus
it
appeared
that
some of the
vehicles had been there longer than that.
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Mr.
Holmes
said
he
didn’t
know there
was
a
problem
with
keeping
vehicles
at
his
property.
We
informed him
that
even
if he
had
a
license
from
the
Secretary
of State,
he
would
need
to
remove
vehicles on a regular basis.
We informed him that without a license,
waste vehicles should be removed
at least once
or twice a
year.
Mr.
Holmes
wanted
to
know why
the Agency
was
getting
tough
on
vehicles.
We
explained the Agency
had been
serious about waste
vehicles
for some
time,
but our
inspections were primarily based on complaints.
We explained that we needed to take some more photographs ofthe vehicles in
the field.
Mr.
Holmes
did not accompany us
on
the remainder of the
inspection.
A
few more piles of tires
were
observed
scattered about the site (photo
009).
Weeds,
small brush and small trees, some 3-4 inches in diameter,
had grown up around the piles oftires (photo
010).
Some ofthe tires were observed offthe rim.
Waste vehicles observed at the site were of various makes, models and
conditions.
Many were 1970’s
thru
1990’s model
vehicles.
Weeds were growing up
around most of the vehicles at the
site.
Several
of the vehicles had been there long
enough for small trees and woody brush to
grow up around them
(photos
007,
008,
015,
016,
&
018).
Some of the trees were
3-4 inches
in
diameter.
Many of the
vehicles
showed
signs of collision
damage
and
several
were
missing
doors, hoods,
andior windows
(photos
011, 012,
& 014).
Other vehicles had the doors open and the interiors exposed to
the elements
(photo
013).
More than
175 waste vehicles were
observed at the site.
Six
waste mobile
homes
were also
observed
at the
site.
A mobile
home observed west of the repair
shop was unleveled
and
had the door open exposing
the interior to
the elements.
Two mobile homes
were
observed directly south of the repair shop.
Both were
overgrown in
small trees and brush (photo
007
&
008).
Three
dilapidated
mobile
homes
were
observed
in
the
field
south of the
repair
shop
(photos 016 & 017).
They were unleveled and missing portions ofthe exterior siding.
The total
amount of waste observed
at the
site,
including the
tires, waste
vehicles
and
mobile homes
was
approximately
3300
cubic
yards.
The
inspection
ended
at
approximately
12:25
PM.
At
approximately
4:00
PM,
Mr.
Steele
returned to
Rich’s
Towing.
He hand
delivered
a
copy
of the
January
5,
2005
Violation Notice Letter and the December
1, 2004 Inspection Report to Mr. Holmes.
The Supervisor of Assessment’s
Office in Jackson
County
identified Linda Holmes
as
the owner of
parcel
15-04-301-003 (15.73 acres)
and
15-04-301-005
(5.64
acres).
They identified Richard Holmes
as the owner of parcel
15-04-301-007 (.89 acres).
Most ofviolations
were observed
on the 5.64 acre
parcel
15-04-301-005.
State ofIllinois
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Open Dump Inspection Site Sketch
Date:
March 30,
2005
Site#: 0778015030
Site Name:
Murphysboro /
Rich’s
Towing
County:
Jackson
Inspector: Garrison Gross,
Gary Steele
GPS Coordinates:
N37.76663° W089.22276°
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Time:
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Photo by:
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Exposur~~:
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Comments:
Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
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Exposure#.
003
Comments:
Date:
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Date:
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Time:
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Direction:
South
Photo by:
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Gross
Exposure #:
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Comments:
Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
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West
Photo by:
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Exposure#:
006
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FOS File
Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
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Direction:
South
Photo by:
G. Gross
Exposure#:
007
Comments:
Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
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Direction:
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Exposure #:
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File Names: 0778015030—’03302005-Exp.
#.jpg
Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
12:18PM
Direction:
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Photo
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G. Gross
Exposure#:
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Comments:
Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
12:18PM
Direction:
West
Photo
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G. Gross
Exposure#:
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Comments:
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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS
Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
12:18 PM
Direction:
East
Photo by:
G.
Gross
Exposure ~:
011
Comments:
Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
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Date:
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Time:
12:19PM
Direction:
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Photo by:
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Exposure#:
013
Comments:
Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
12:20PM
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Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
12:20 PM
Direction:
West
Photo by:
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Gross
Exposure#:
015
Comments:
Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
12:21 PM
Direction:
West
Photo
by:
G. Gross
Exposure#:
016
Comments:
File Names: 0778015030—03302005-Exp.
#.jpg
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illinois Environmental Protection Agency
LPC
# 0778015030-Jackson
County
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Bureau of Land
Murphysboro/Rich’s
Towimig
Division ofLand Pollution Control
FOS File
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS
Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
12:21 PM
Direction:
Northwest
Photo by:
G. Gross
Exposure#:
017
Comments:
Date:
03/30/2005
Time:
12:22 PM
Direction:
Northwest
Photo
by:
G. Gross
Exposure #:
018
Comments:
File Names: 0778015030—~03302005-
Exp.
#J.jpg
Page 9 of 9
Parcel
Owner
List
HOLMES,
LINDA
HOLMES,
LINDA
HOLMES.
LINDA
HOLMES,
LINDA
Document Filing Date
Status Tax
Yea
Current
2003
Current
2002
Current
2001
Current
2000
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AIRPORT
RD
City
fr~iURPHYSBORO
State
IL
Zip
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BOST
TRANSPORTATiON
SERVflCE
Moving House,
Office Materials
Daily
Freight Service to
St.
Louis, Chicago, Memphis
&
Nashville
1134 North
11th
MUrphysboro,
IL 62966
Phone:
(618)
6843166
Visit Our
Yard
&
Scales
18
PROOF OF SERVICE
•
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I hereby
certify
that I did on the 20th day ofMay
2005,
sendby Certified Mail, Return Receipt
Requested,with postage thereon fullyprepaid, by depositing in a United States Post Office Box a true
and
correct
copy
of
the
following
instrument(s)
entitled
ADMINISTRATIVE
CITATION,
AFFIDAVIT, and OPEN DUMP INSPECTION CHECKLIST
To:
Richard Holmes, d!b/aRich’s Towing
LindaHolmes
56
Airport Road
•
36 Airport Road
Murphysboro, Illinois
62966
Murphysboro, Illinois
62966
and the original and nine (9) true and correct copies ofthe same foregoing instruments
on the same
date by CertifiedMail, Return Receipt Requested, with postage thereon fullyprepaid
To:
Dorothy Gurm, Clerk
Pollution Control Board
James R. Thompson Center
100 West Randolph Street, Suite 11-500
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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M. Kropid
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Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
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1021 North Grand Avenue East
P.O. Box
19276
Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276
(217)782-5544
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