DONALD
    G.
    NICKEL;
    LISLE FIRE PROTECTION
    )
    DISTRICT;
    LEMONT FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT;
    )
    HAYES BRANCH DRAINAGE DISTRICT; TUSCOLA
    )
    DRAINAGE DISTRICT
    #4;
    CITY OF DECATUR;
    )
    RIEGER TREE SERVICE; CITY OF HIGHLAND PARK;
    )
    ELGIN FIRE DEPT.; CITY OF OGLESBY;
    SHELL
    )
    OIL CO.;
    DIVISION OF FIRE PREVENTION;
    )
    PROPELLEX;
    ROSELLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.;
    )
    FLINN
    & DREFFEIN ENGINEERING CO.;
    )
    MIDWEST CONSTR.
    CO.; VILLAGE OF LOMBARD;
    )
    CITY OF FREEPORT; MARATHON OIL CO.;
    )
    TEXACO,
    INC.;
    BOB
    R. WINEMILLER;
    OLIN
    )
    CORP.;
    OWENS-ILLINOIS,
    INC.;
    CITY OF
    )
    MENDOTA; COOK COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE
    )
    DISTRICT;
    and CITY OF OLNEY
    )
    v.
    )
    ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
    )
    ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    September
    2,
    1971
    Opinion and Order of the Board
    (by Mr. Currie):
    These
    cases
    are all requests
    for variances
    to permit ,open
    burning either
    for the destruction of dead and diseased trees,
    for training in firefighting techniques,
    or for the testing of
    flares,
    experimental incinerators,
    and
    the like.
    We have today
    adopted
    a new regulation which,
    in the interest of relieving
    the Board of the considerable burden of passing on each such re-
    quest, provides that the Agency may grant permits for
    such open
    burning provided that certain specified conditions are met.
    Consequently we dismiss these cases and remit the petitioners
    to the permit procedure established under
    the new regulations,
    a
    copy of which will be sent to the parties with
    this opinion.
    I, Regina
    E.
    Ryan, Clerk of
    the Pollution Control Board,
    certify
    that the Board adopted the above Opinion and Order this
    2nd
    day of September
    ,
    1971.
    ##71—142,
    —147,
    —152,
    —175,
    —187,
    —207,
    —215,
    —221,
    —228,
    —245,
    —252,
    —180,
    —191,
    —212,
    —216,
    —222,
    —229,
    —249,
    and
    —182,
    —206,
    —213,
    —217,
    —224,
    —242,
    —251,
    —256
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