ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    September 13,
    1971
    GAP
    CORPORATION
    v.
    )
    PCB 71-us
    (Supplementary)
    ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
    ORDER
    The Board, having considered the petition, recommendation,
    transcript
    and exhibits in this proceeding,
    hereby grants
    the
    petition of GAF Corporation for
    a variance, subject
    to the following
    conditions:
    1.
    This grant of variance extends
    to April 30,
    1972
    to allow
    discharge of suspended solids and BOD after primary treatment
    into the Des Plaines River in excess of the amount allowed by
    regulation.
    This variance is granted to allow the company
    time to install secondary waste treatment facilities
    to meet
    all applicable effluent
    and water quality standards.
    2.
    Overtime work shall be used whenever possible during the
    construction of the secondary treatment facilities.
    3.
    GAP
    shall submit monthly progress reports to the Environmental
    Protection Agency on the first working day of each calendar
    month until the work on the secondary treatment facilities
    is complete.
    The first report shall be submitted on October
    1,
    1971.
    The progress reports shall detail progress
    to date
    and fully explain any deviations from the construction schedule.
    4.
    All terms
    and conditions
    of the previous orders remain in
    full force and effect except as herein modified.
    5.
    During
    the period that this variance is in effect GAF
    shall
    not increase
    the pollutional nature of its discharge either
    in strength or in volume.
    6.
    The failure of
    the
    petitioner
    to adhere to any of
    the conditions
    of
    this Order shall be grounds for revocation of the variance,
    I, Regina
    B.
    Ryan, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control Board,
    certify
    that
    the
    Board
    adopted
    the
    above
    Order
    on
    the 13th
    day
    of
    September,
    1971.
    ~
    ReginaE.
    Ryan,
    Clerk
    Illinois
    Pollution
    Control
    Board
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