ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    April 4,
    1996
    SCHILLING PETROLEUM COMPANY
    )
    (Hi Horse Mobil),
    )
    )
    Petitioner,
    )
    )
    PCB 96-134
    V.
    )
    (UST
    -
    Appeal
    )
    Ninety-Day Extension)
    ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
    )
    PROTECTION AGENCY,
    )
    )
    Respondent.
    )
    ORDER OF THE
    BOARD
    (by C.A. Manning):
    On December 21,
    1995
    the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
    (Agency)
    and
    Schilling
    Petroleum Company (Schilling)
    filed a notice of extension of the 35-day appeal
    period pursuant to
    Section 40 of the Environmental Protection
    Act,
    relating to a December 6,
    1995 Agency final reimbursement decision.
    The Agency requested the extension
    “to March 5,
    1996,
    or any other date not more than a total of 90 days from the date of the Agency’s final
    determination.”
    By
    order of January 4,
    1996
    the Board reserved docket PCB 96-134 for any
    petition
    which might be filed by Schilling.
    The order stated,
    “In the event that Schilling
    fails to
    file an
    appeal
    on or before March
    5,
    1996
    (the 90th day after December 6,
    1995) the Board
    will
    dismiss the docket as unnecessary.”
    No petition has been filed.
    This matter is dismissed and the docket
    is closed as
    unnecessary.
    IT IS
    SO
    ORDERED.
    Section 41
    of the Act (415 ILCS 5/41
    (1994)) provides for the appeal of final Board
    orders within
    35
    days ofthe date of service of this order.
    The Rules of the Supreme Court of
    Illinois establish
    filing requirements.
    (See
    also 35
    Ill.
    Adm.
    Code
    101.246
    “Motions for
    Reconsideration.”)
    I, Dorothy M. Gunn,
    Clerk of the Illinois Pollution
    Control Board,
    hereby certify
    that
    the above order was adopted on the
    ~
    day
    of
    ___________,
    1996, by a vote of
    ~
    ~
    Dorothy M.
    Gthln, Clerk
    Illinois
    Pollution Control Board

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