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    CONTI~OI
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    September
    9,
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    J)ALE
    D~’I”ILAl~l~
    and
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    I) El~ORAH
    DETTLAFF
    ,
    Complainants
    PCI3
    92-~2~
    V.
    (Enforcement.)
    EDUAPDO
    P.
    13OADO and
    EPB PARK SERVICES,
    INC.,
    Respondents.
    ORDER OF
    THE
    BOARD
    (by B.
    Forcade):
    This matter
    comes
    before the Board on a “Notion for
    Reconsideration”
    filed on August
    2,
    1993 by Dale Dettlaff and
    Deborah Dettlaff
    (Dettlaffs).
    The respondents filed a response
    to the motion for reconsideration on August
    12,
    1993.
    The Dettlaffs petition the Board to reconsider its order of
    July
    1,
    1993 which found no violation of the Board’s noise
    regulations and dismissed the matter.
    The Dettlaffs claim that
    several facts in the record were overlooked by the Board which
    led to error
    in the Board’s decision.
    In particular the
    Dettlaffs claim that the Board overlooked evidence concerning the
    Dettlaffs use of the property,
    the sound measurements taken by
    the police department, the ownership of the property by Deborah
    Dettlaff’s family for fifty years, modifications to the park and
    testimony from other neighbors and police officers.
    The respondents contend that the motion for reconsideration
    should be denied.
    Respondents argue that the Board thoroughly
    considered the record and that the decision was not in error.
    The Board denies the motion for reconsideration.
    The Board
    fully considered the evidence in the record and properly weighed
    all the evidence
    in making its decision.
    The evidence as
    presented
    in the motion for reconsideration does not compel the
    Board to reconsider
    its decision of July
    1,
    1993.
    This docket
    is
    hereby closed.
    IT
    IS SO ORDERED.
    Section
    41
    of
    the
    Environmental Protection Act,
    (415 ILCS
    5/41
    (1992)), provides for appeal of
    final orders
    of the Board
    within 35 days.
    rI~he
    Rules of the Supreme Court
    of
    Illinois
    esta
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    i rements
    2
    I,
    Dorothy
    t4.
    Gunn,
    Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
    Board,
    hereby certify that t~eabove order was adopted on the
    7~/
    day
    of
    ~
    ~
    ,
    1993,
    by
    a vote of
    -
    a,
    J•
    -,
    Dorothy N.
    GUnn,
    Clerk
    Illinois Pollution Control Board

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