ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

February

2,

1989

ALLIED-SIGNAL,

 INC.,

Petitioner,

v.

)

 PCB 88—174

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. Gunn, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control

Board, hereby certify that the above Order was adopted on

the

~

 day of _______________________,

 1989,

by

 a vote

of

-~—o

Illinois

 lution Control

 Board

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