ILLINOIS
    POLLUTION
    CONTROL
    BOARD
    May
    26,
    1971
    Environmental
    Protection
    Agency
    )
    )
    v.
    )
    PCB 70-9
    )
    city of Springfield and Springfield
    )
    city Water, Light
    &
    Power
    Company
    )
    Attorney for the Environmental Protection Agoncty
    -
    Thomas Scheuneman
    Attorney for the City of Springfield
    -
    Ralph
    Simhauser
    and I.
    3. Feuer
    Opinion of the Board
    (by Hr. Kissel):
    On May 12,
    1971, the Environmental Protection Agency filed a
    motion with this Board pursuant to Rule 327 of the Board’s Procedural
    Rules to grant the Agency leave to file an amended complaint,
    conforming the pleadings tc the proof.
    The amended complaint alleges
    that January 6 and 7,
    1971, the City of Springfield was observed to
    be emitting smoke from Lakeside and Dallnaz: plants in violation of
    Rule 3-3.122 oC the Rulr•z
    rtnd Requlati~nsGoverning the Control of
    Air Pnfluticin.
    r~~d
    ctnrnnti~
    tnnt
    i-hr.
    rH-v
    ~‘n~
    been
    ~nstaflingoil
    fired
    boilers
    and
    other
    aqtiioter.t capable of causing or contributing
    to air pollution and/or designed to provcent air pollution without ob-
    taining a permit
    fro;a the Environmental Protection Agency in violation
    of Section 90 of the Act.
    While
    the
    Board
    is
    generally
    very
    liberal
    with
    regard
    to
    pleadings,
    it
    is
    indeed
    going
    too
    far
    to
    allow
    pleadings,
    even
    those
    pleadings
    which
    conform
    to
    the
    proof,
    to
    be
    filed
    on
    the
    date
    the
    opinion
    of
    the
    Board
    is
    handed
    down.
    This
    ±sexactly
    what
    happened
    in
    this
    case
    and,
    therefore,
    the
    notion
    to
    file
    the
    amended
    complaint
    is
    hereby denied.
    I, Regina B. Ryan, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control Board,
    certify
    that
    the
    above
    opinion
    was
    adopted
    by
    the
    Board this 26th day
    of
    May,
    1971.
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