ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    August 30, 1990
    HORACE FILE, et al,
    Petitioners,
    PCB 90—94
    V.
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    (Siting Review)
    D & L LANDFILL, INC.,
    BOND COUNTY BOARD OF
    SUPERVISORS, COUNTY OF BOND,
    STATE OF ILLINOIS,
    )
    Respondents.
    DISSENTING OPINION (by J.D. Dumelle):
    My reasons for dissenting have to do with the wide
    discrepancy between the testimony on the need for the landfill
    and the official IEPA report on the same subject (Criterion No.
    1).
    Two engineers employed by the landfill applicant testified
    that the remaining capacity was “minimal” or “two years based on
    our calculations”. (R. 52, 58). Yet the official IEPA report
    issued March 8, 1988 (Ex. 10) showed a 1987 remaining capacity of
    16 years. This is now 1990 and thus 3 years should be subtracted
    from that 16 year capacity figure. To me, 13 years of remaining
    capacity is an ample amount to justify reversal on Criterion No.
    1.
    IL is important to note that the capacity information in the
    IEPA report was furnished by the applicant. Thus the applicant’s
    two witnesses are contradicting the applicant’s previous data
    submitted to IEPA.
    All gate receipts at landfills must be accurately reported
    and a charge is levied on the quantities recorded which is paid
    to IEPA. Has the available capacity at this landfill dropped
    from “13 years” to “2 years’t because of underreporting (and
    consequently underpayment) of quantities received? urge IEPA
    to investigate this marked discrepancy.
    Finally, I would have taken official notice of the 1989 IEPA
    report on landfill capacities for whatever ft shows on the
    subject of the need for the instant landfill.
    For these reasons I dissent
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    I, Dorothy M. Gunn, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
    Board, hereby certify~hat the above Dissenting Opinion was
    submitted on the
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    Dorothy M. 5~nn, Clerk
    Illinois Pollution Control Board
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