ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    February
    2,
    1989
    ALLIED—SIGN~.L, INC.,
    Petitioner,
    )
    PCB 88—172
    ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
    PROTECTION AGENCY,
    )
    Respondent.
    ORDER
    OF THE BOARD
    (by
    B.
    Forcade):
    On January 19,
    1989, Allied—Signal,
    Inc.
    (“Allied”)
    filed
    a
    motion
    to consolidate PCB 88—174
    (permit appeal)
    with PCB 88—172
    (variance).
    In
    the Board’s Order
    of November
    3,
    1988,
    setting
    the
    matter
    for
    hearing,
    the
    Board
    stated:
    Allied
    is
    cautioned
    that
    the
    variance,
    PCB
    88—
    172,
    and
    the
    permit
    appeal,
    PCB
    88—174,
    are
    two
    separate
    and
    distinct
    proceedings.
    They
    have
    different
    due
    dates;
    different
    legal
    standards
    apply;
    and
    evidence
    introduced
    into
    one
    is
    not
    part
    of
    the
    other
    proceeding.
    These
    proceedings
    are
    not
    and
    cannot
    be
    consolidated
    and
    any
    documents
    Allied
    wishes
    to
    file
    must
    be
    directed
    to
    one
    specific
    Proceeding.
    Due
    to
    the
    nature
    of
    these
    proceedings,
    the
    Board
    re—emphasizes
    that
    consolidation
    is
    not
    feasible.
    For
    these
    reasons,
    the
    motion
    to
    consolidate
    is
    denied.
    The
    hearing
    officer
    can
    determine
    the
    accompanying
    Motion
    for
    Continuance.
    IT
    IS
    SO
    ORDERED
    I,
    Dorothy
    M.
    Gunri,
    Clerk
    of
    the
    Illinois
    Pollution
    Control
    Board,
    hereby
    certify
    th~t
    the
    above
    Order
    was
    adopted
    on
    the
    ~?
    ‘~/
    day
    of
    _______________________,
    1989,
    by
    a
    vote
    of
    7~C
    .
    Dorothy
    M~/Gunn, Cierk
    Illinois
    ollution
    Control
    Board
    96—25

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