ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL
 BOARD
Februa-y 22,
 1990
IN
 THE MATTER
 OF:
PRETREATMENT CORRECTIONS
 )
 R89-20
(Rulemaking)
ORDER OF
 THE BOARD
 (by J.
 Anderson):
On January
 11,
 1990, the Board
 entered
 an Order
 requesting public
 comment
on the possible need for corrections
 to the
 industrial
 sewage pretreatment
regulations,
 35 Iii.
 Adm. Code 307 and
 310, which were adopted
 and
 amended
pursuant
 to Section 13.3 of
 the Environmental Protection
 Act,
 as follows:
R86—44
 84
 P08
 89, December
 3,
 1987;
 12 Ill. Reg. 2502,
 January 29,
1988,
 effective January
 13,
 1989
 (Initial
 adoption)
R88—11
 90 PCB 411, June
 16,
 1988;
 12 111.
 Reg.
 13094,
 August
 12,
 1988,
effective July
 29, 1988
 (Updates
 through
 12/31/87)
R88—18
 December
 15,
 1988;
 13
 Ill.
 Reg.
 1794, February
 10,
 1990, and 13
Ill. Reg.
 2463,
 February 24,
 1989,
 effective January
 31,
 1989
(1/1/88 through 6/30/88)
R89—3
 September 28, 1989;
 13
 Ill.
 Reg.
 19243, December
 8, effective
November
 17
 &
 27,
 1989;
 (7/1/88 through
 12/31/88)
R89-12
 Proposal
 for Public Comment, December
 6,
 1989;
 13
 Ill.
 Reg.
20240, December
 29, 1989
 (1/1/89 through 6/30/89)
R9O-6
 Next Update
 (7/1/89 through 12/31/89)
The Board
 received from
 the United States Environmental
 Protection Agency
(USEPA) Region
 V
 a copy of
 a letter dated October
 24,
 1989, from USEPA to~the
Illinois Environmental
 Protection Agency (Agency).
 This letter, together with
a
 copy
 of
 a letter dated February
 9,
 1989 (referred to
 in the
 letter of
October 24), was made PC
 #1
 in this Docket.
 These
 letters address certain
obstacles
 to approval
 of the pretreatment
 program.
The Board could
 have addressed many of
 the issues these
 letters
 raise
 in
R86—44
 or one of the
 subsequent update
 dockets, had USEPA addressed
 its
concerns directly
 to the Board
 as
 public coment
 (like Region
 V does
 in
 the
RCRA identical
 in substance proceedings)
 or
 if
 the Agency had decided
 to
promptly forward copies
 of
 the USEPA letters
 to the Board.
 (The Board
appreciates USEPA promptly fulfilling requests for copies
 of these letters.)
For example,
 one issue
 concerns
 40 CFR 403.5(e).
 Had
 the
 Board earlier kno.~n
the USEPA position,
 it would
 have been better
 informed during the
 course
 of
these
 rulemaking proceedings.
On February
 20,
 1990,
 the Board received
 a letter
 from
 the
 Agency
108—2~1
indicating
 that
 it
 was
 working
 with
 LISEPA
 to
 co’~ectmisconceptions
 and
resolve differences
 th-ough clarification
 in
 a de~egatio agreement.
 Neither
the
 Agency
 nor
 USEPA
 nas
 dete-mined
 that
 the
 ~xi
sting
 Boa ~
 regul ations
requ-~
 ‘-e
 any
 revision
 other
 than
 timely
 updates.
 The Ager:y wIll
 contact
 the
Board
 immeciately
 if
 correction
 i~needed.
 The
 Boa~dtne~efo’e
dismisses
 this
Docket.
IT
 IS
 SO ORDERE~
I,
 Do~othyM.
 Gurin,
 Clerk
 of
 the
 Illino~s
Poil~cion
:ort~ol Board,
 hereby
certify
 that
 the
 above
 Order
 was
 adopted
 cr
 t~e
 ;.‘‘~da~.of
 ~?
1990,
 by
 a
 vote
 of
 /-
 .
/,
~
 ~
Do~otry
 1.
 ~
 ~erk
1llino~sPoiutior
 Control
 Board