ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    November 19, 1992
    IN THE MATTER OF:
    )
    PETITION OF R.
    LAVIN
    & SONS,
    INC.,
    )
    FOR ADJUSTED STANDARD FROM 35
    )
    ILL. ADM.
    CODE 302.102,
    302.208,
    )
    AS 90—5
    302.210
    AND
    SUBPART F, PROCEDURES
    )
    (Adjusted Standard)
    FOR DETERMINING WATER QUALITY
    )
    CRITERIA
    )
    ORDER OF THE BOARD
    (by R.C. Flemal):
    On August
    13,
    1992, the Board ordered the parties to submit
    status reports
    in this proceeding.
    On November 13,
    1992,
    the
    Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Agency) filed its
    status report and on November 16,
    1992,
    R. Lavin
    & Sons,
    Inc.,
    (Lavin)
    filed its status report1.
    Lavin and the Agency state
    that they have extended the period for negotiations under the
    dispute resolution clause in a consent decree entered into by
    these parties
    in a related enforcement action, People v.
    R. Lavin
    & Sons
    (1990),
    No.
    90-CH-668.
    Lavin states that it
    is currently
    negotiating with the North Shore Sanitary District and the City
    of North Chicago to reroute some of Lavin’s stormwater
    discharges, with the earliest conclusion to these negotiations
    expected at the end of 1992.
    Lavin requests that the Board set
    the matter for another status report by February 1993.
    The Board hereby orders that the parties submit status
    reports to be received by the Board on or before February
    1,
    1993.
    IT IS SO ORDERED.
    I, Dorothy N.
    Gunn,
    Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
    Board, hereby certify that the above order was adopted on the
    ~
    day of
    /2
    ~
    ,
    1992, by a vote of
    I
    Accompanying Lavin’s report is
    a waiver of decision due
    date.
    The Board notes that the Environmental Protection Act does
    not provide for a decision due date in this type of proceeding,
    therefore,
    a waiver
    is not needed.
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