ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    September
    8,
    1988
    JEFFERSON SMURFIT CORPORATION,
    )
    Petitioner,
    v.
    )
    PCB 88—112
    ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
    PROTECTION AGENCY,
    Respondent.
    ORDER OF THE BOARD
    (by B.
    Forcade):
    On August
    19,
    1988,
    the Illinois Environmental Protection
    Agency (“Agency”)
    filed
    a motion
    to strike.
    The Board Orders that
    the parties simultaneously brief the
    following
    issues
    in this matter:
    1.
    Whether
    the
    proceeding
    Alton
    Packaging
    Corporation
    v.
    IEPA,
    PCB
    85—146,
    currently
    pending
    in
    the
    United
    States
    Supreme Court,
    has sufficient nexus with
    the
    instant
    proceeding
    to
    remove
    the
    Board’s jurisdiction
    to act here?; and
    2.
    If
    the
    Board
    does
    have
    jurisdiction
    to
    act,
    whether
    the
    theory
    articulated
    in
    Caterpillar
    Tractor
    Co.
    v.
    IEPA,
    PCB 79—
    180,
    July
    14,
    1983
    citing
    Album,
    Inc.
    v.
    IEPA, PCB 81—23
    requires the Board
    to
    dismiss
    the
    permit
    appeal
    filed
    in
    .PCB
    88—112?
    The Board would anticipate
    that any facts necessary to
    argument on the above issues would be supported by affidavit or
    other indication of accuracy.
    The initial brief by the Agency and Smurfit shall be filed
    not later
    than September 30,1988.
    Any reply shall
    be
    filed not
    later
    than October
    17,1988.
    Today’s Order
    is not intended
    to
    impair the obligations
    for expeditious hearing
    in any way.
    IT
    IS SO ORDERED
    92—117

    I,
    Dorothy M.
    Gunn,
    Clerk of
    the Illinois Pollution Control
    Board, h~~bycertify that the above Order was adopted
    on
    the
    ______
    day of ________________________,
    1988, by
    a vote
    Dorothy M. G~i~t,Clerk
    Illinois PolYution Control Board
    92—118

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