ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
October
5,
1995
IN THE MATTER OF:
)
PETITION OF HEPWORTH U.S.
)
AS 94-19
HOLDINGS,
INC., MANLEY
)
(Adjusted Standard
-
Land)
BROTHERS OF INDIANA,
INC.,
)
AND
THE SILICA SAND TRUST
)
FOR AN ADJUSTED STANDARD
)
FROM 35 ILL. ADM.
CODE
)
620.410
)
ORDER OF THE BOARD
(by M. MCFaWn)
This matter
is before the Board on
a petition for adjusted
standard filed by Hepworth U.S.
Holdings,
Inc.
(Hepworth)
on
December
27,
1994.
Hepworth
is seeking an adjusted standard from
the Class
I groundwater quality standards
for lead,
nickel,
and
arsenic set forth at
35 Iii.
Adm. Code 620.410, for a 50—acre
portion of a 550-acre sand mining facility located southeast or
Troy Grove
in both Township
34N, Range
1E,
Section
2 and Township
35N, Range 1E,
Section
35 of LaSalle County,
Illinois.
Hepworth
i~the former operator
at the
site, which i~currently operated
by Manley Brothers of Indiana,
Inc.
(Manley Brothers).
Manley
took over operations at the site from Hepworth in August,
1991.
The site is owned by the Silica Sand Trust.
While Hepworth is
neither the owner nor operator of the site,
it retained
responsibility for any further investigation and cleanup costs
for property conditions that existed prior to the sale.
At hearing, Mr. Ray Salt, President of Manley Brothers of
Indiana, Inc., testified in support of the requested adjusted
ctandard.
Mr. Joseph Lanuti, Trustee
of
the Silica Sand Trust,
submitted a public comment supporting the requested adjusted
standard.
The Board finds that both Manley Brothers, the current
operator at the site,
and the Silica Sand Trust, the owner of the
site, are necessary parties to this action.
Therefore, pursuant
to Section 103.121(c)
of our procedural rules
(35 Ill. Adm.
Code
101.121(c)), the Board will on its own motion add these parties
as co-petitioners in this adjudicatory proceeding.
Accordingly,
the Board hereby directs the Clerk of the Board to amend the
caption to reflect the addition of these parties as co-
petitioners, and to serve each of these new parties with a copy
of this order and a copy of the docket sheet in this proceeding.
The Clerk’s Office shall provide these new parties with a copies
of any pleadings which they may request,
free of charge.
2
Should co-petitioners desire, they may submit any additional
filings necessitated by this order within fourteen days of the
date of this order.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
I, Dorothy N.
Gunn,
Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
Board1 hereby certi~tI~atthe above order was adopted on the
..3~
day of
-
,
1995,
by a vote of
7~’
Dorothy M,tGunn,
Cle’rk
Illinois ~,611utionControl Board