ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
January
 5,
 1989
IN THE MATTER
 OF:
 )
KENNETH HAILS,
 )
 AC 88-102
(IEPA Docket
 No.
 9278-AC)
Respondent.
ORDER
 OF
 THE BOARD:
This matter
 comes
 before
 the Board
 upon
 a November
 23,
 1988
filing
 of
 an
 Administrative Citation
 pursuant
 to Section
 31.1
 of
the
 Illinois Environmental
 Protection
 Act
 (Act)
 by the
 Illinois
Environmental
 Protection Agency (Agency).
 A copy
 of
 that
Administrative Citation
 is
 attached hereto.
 Service
 of
 the
Administrative Citation
 was made
 upon
 Kenneth Hails
 on November
21,
 1988.
 The
 Agency alleges
 that
 Kenneth
 Rails
 has
 violated
Sections
 21(q)(1)
 and
 21(q)(3)
 of the Act.
 The
 statutory penalty
established
 far each of these
 violations
 is
 $500.00 pursuant
 to
Section
 42(b)(4)
 of
 the Act.
Kenneth Hails
 has
 not
 filed
 a
 Petition
 for Review with
 the
Clerk
 of
 the
 Board within
 35 days of
 the date
 of service
 as
allowed
 by Section
 31.1(d)(2)
 of
 the Act.
 Therefore,
 pursuant
 to
Section 31.1(d)(1),
 the
 Board
 finds
 that
 Kenneth
 Hails
 has
violated each
 and every provision alleged
 in
 the Administrative
Citation.
 Since there
 are two
 (2)
 such violations,
 the
 total
penalty
 to
 be imposed
 is
 set
 at
 $1,000.00.
It
 is hereby ordered
 that,
 unless
 the penalty
 has
 already
been paid,
 within
 30 days of the date of
 this
 Order Kenneth
 Hails
shall,
 by certified check
 or money order
 payable
 to the State
 of
Illinois
 and designated
 for deposit
 into
 the
 Environmental
Protection
 Trust
 Fund,
 pay
 a penalty
 in the amount
 of $1,000.00
which
 is
 to
 be
 sent to:
Illinois
 Environmental
 Protection Agency
 Fiscal
 Services Division
2200 Churchill
 Road
Springfield,
 IL
 62706
IT
 IS
 SO ORDERED.
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I,
 Dorothy
 H.
 Gunn,
 Clerk
 of
 the
 Illinois
 Pollution
 Control
Board,
 hereby
 ye Order was
 adopted
 on the
5dZ~ day
 of
 1989,
 by
 a vote of
 7~
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 S
 Pa
 rUt’Ofl
 Control
 Board
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VIOLATIONS
On the basis of direct observation of Thomas
 Edmondson, the
 Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency
 has determined that Respondent has
caused
 or allowed open dumping at the above—described facility
 in
 a
manner which
 resulted
 in the following occurrences:
A.
 That on October
 12,
 1988 an on-site inspection
 of said facility
disclosed the
 following:
(i)
 Causing
 or allowing
 litter (Section 2l(q)(l)
 of
 the
Act).
(ii)
 Causing or allowing open burning
 (Section 2l(q)(3) of
the Act).
CIVIL PENALTY
Pursuant
 to
 Ill.
 Rev.
 Stat.
 1987,
 ch.
 111½,
 par. 1042(b)(4),
Respondent
 herein
 is subject
 to
 a civil
 penalty of Five Hundred Dollars
($500.00) for each violation specified above
 in Paragraphs
A(i)
through
A(ii),
 for
 a
 total
 of One Thousand Dollars
 ($1,000.00).
 Additionally,
should Respondent elect
 to petition the
 Illinois Pollution Control
Board under the review process described hereinbelow, and
 if there
is
 a finding of
 the violations
 alleged herein, after
 an adjudicatory
hearing,
 Respondent
 shall
 be assessed the associated hearing costs
incurred by the
 Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and
 the
 Illinois
Pollution Control
 Board,
 in
 addition to the
 Five Hundred Dollar
 ($500.00)
statutory penalty for each finding
 of violation.
If you acknowledge the
 violations cited hereinabove,
 the civil
penalty specified above shall
 be due and payable
 no
 later than DecemDer
2
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29,
 1988.
 If you do not petition the Illinois Pollution Control
 Board
for review of this Administrative Citation within thirty-five
 (35)
days of service hereof or if you elect
 to contest this Administrative
Citation, any judgment rendered against you shall
 specify the due date
of the statutory civil penalty and any costs assessed against you.
When payment
 is made, your check should
 be made payable
 to the
Illinois Environmental Protection Trust funo and mailed
 to the attention
of Fiscal
 Services,
 Illinois Environmental
 Protection Agency,
 2200
Churchill
 Roaa, P.O.
 Box
 19276,
 Springfield,
 :llinois 62794—9276.
Also,
 please comolete
 and
 return the enclosea
 Remittance Form,
 alona
with your payment,
 to assure
 proper documentation of payment.
if any civil
 penalty, by reason of acknowledgment,
 default or
finding after adjudicatory hearing
 is not paid when due,
 the Offices
of the
 Illinois Attorney General
 shall
 be
 requested
 to initiate proceedings
in Circuit Court
 to collect said civil
 penalty.
 In addition
 to the
previously assessed civil
 penalty, and hearing costs of the
 Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency and the
 Illinois Pollution Control
Board,
 if any;
 the Attorney General’s Office will
 seek to recover their
costs of litigation.
PROCEDURE FOR CONTESTING THIS
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION
You
 have the right
 to contest this Administrative Citation.
 ~
Ill.
 Rev.
 Stat.
 1987,
 ch.
 111½,
 par. 1031.1.
 If you elect
 to contest
this Administrative Citation, you must file
 a Petition for Review with
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 1EPA DOCKET NO.
 9278-AC
KENNETH HAILS,
Respondent.
 )
JURISDIcT:ON
This Administrative Citation
 is
 issued pursuant to autnority vested
in the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency by Ill. ~lev.
 Stat.
1987,
 ch.
 111½,
 par.
 1031.1.
FACTS
1.
 That Respondent
 is
 the present owner and/or operator of
 a
facility located
 in the County
 of Jefferson,
 State of Illinois.
2.
 That said facility is
 an open dump, operating without an
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Ooerating Permit,
 and desig-
nated with Site Code No.
 0818060002.
 Said facility is
 commonly known
to the Agency as
 Texico/Hails.
3.
 That Respondent
 has owned and/or operated said facility at
all
 times pertinent hereto.
4.
 That on October
 12,
 1988,
 Thomas Edmondson,
 of the Illinois
Environmental
 Protection Agency, inspected the above—described facility.
A copy of the inspection report setting forth
 the results of such inspection
is attacned hereto and made
 a part hereof.
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the Clerk
 of the Illinois Pollution Control
 Board.
 A copy of the Petition
for Review should
 be filed with the Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency.
 Such Petition for Review must
 be filed within
 thirty-five
(35) days of the date of service of this Administrative Citation, or
a default judgment shall
 be entered by the Pollution
 Control
 Board.
The Petition for Review may be filed with the Clerk of the Illinois
Pollution Control
 Board
 at the
 State of Illinois Center,
 100 West Randolph,
Suite 11—500, Chicago,
 Illinois 60601;
 and,
 a copy of said Petition
for Review filed with the Illinois Environmental
 Protection Agency
at
 2200 Churchill
 Roac, P.O.
 Box 19276, Springfield,
 :ninois
 62794-9276,
Attention:
 Enforcement Services.
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Bernard P.
 Killian, Director
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Prepared
 by:
 William Seltzer
Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency
2200 Churchill Road
P.O.
 Box
 19276
Springfield,
 IL
 62794—9276
(217)782-5544
Date:
 November
 17, 1988
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