ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
January
10, 1985
DEAN FOODS,
Petitioner.,
V.
)
PCB 81—151
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
)
PROTECTION AGENCY,
)
Respondent.
ORDER OF
THE BOARD (byB. Forcade):
On August 22,
1984, this Board issued an Opinicrn and
Order
disposing, oN the merits, of Dean’s NPDES permit appeai
in this
matter.
On October
2.6, 1984,
the Board denied Dean’s motion
to reconsider and mOdify!
that
Opinion and Order.
On November
21, 1984, Dean filed a Petition for Review of the Board’s
decision with the Second District Appellate Court of the State
of
Illinois.
On December
13.,
1984, Dean filed a Request for Stay of that
portion of the Board’s August 22,
1984 decision which affirmed
the sampling location condition of Dean’s permit.
On January
8,
1985, the Agency responded to the Request for Stay and objected
to
it.
The Board denies Dean’s request.
Dean argues that
requiring
immediate compliance with the
monitoring location condition will require Dean to expend sub-
stantial sums of money when present discharges have no adverse
environmental impact.
While these arguments may have merit for
allowing Dean to discharge ~pollutantconcentration at leveis~
above those stated in the Board’s substantive regulations, they
do not have merit for allowing Dean
to
improperly measure poi—
lutant concentrations.
Dean has filed
a site—specific regulatory petition seeking
to allow continuation of present discharges,
R82—25, and the
Board is
prepared to proceed with that matter.
Should Dean
need interim relief,
Title IX of the Act provides a mechanism,
However, improper measurement of pollutant concentrations is
not the way to cure Dean’s problems
in complying with Board
regulations.
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IT IS
SO ORDERED.
I,
Dorothy
M. Gunn,
Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
Board, hereby cert fy that the above Order was adopted on the
~
day
of
_______________,
1985 by a vote
of
5-~
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DorothyM. dunn, Clerk
Illinois Pollution Control Board
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