ILLINOIS
    POLLUTIOr~TCONTROL BOARD
    June
    16, 1988
    ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
    PROTECTION AGENCY,
    Complainant,
    v.
    )
    PCB 84—92
    RICHARD KROHN and PARKWAY
    BANK AND TRUST COMPANY,
    as Trustee Under Trust
    No.
    4730,
    Respondent.
    ORDER OF THE BOARD
    (by J.D. Dumelle):
    This matter comes before
    the Board
    upon
    a July 16,
    1984, six
    count Complaint
    filed
    on behalf
    of the Illinois Environmental
    Protection Agency (Agency)
    by the Illinois Attorney General’s
    Office.
    Count
    I
    alleges failure
    to properly place
    6 inches
    of
    compacted
    layer
    in violation
    of Board regulations.
    Count
    II
    alleges
    failure to spread and compact
    refuse placed
    in the
    landfill.
    Count
    III alleges failure
    to properly employ personnel
    at the landfill.
    Counts
    IV and V allege violation of special
    permit conditions.
    Count VI alleges violation
    of solid waste
    regulations.
    Hearing was held on May 23,
    1981,
    in Glenview,
    Illinois.
    Both parties were represented
    by counsel
    and several members
    of
    the public attended and entered comments on
    the record.
    Respondent,
    Parkway Bank and Trust Company,
    of Harwood
    Heights,
    Illinois,
    as Trustee under Trust
    No.
    4730
    is the legal
    title holder
    of
    a landfill site
    in question
    in the City
    of
    Glenview,
    Illinois.
    Richard Krohn,
    an individual,
    was the sole
    beneficiary of Trust No.
    4730.
    The facility
    in question
    is
    a
    solid waste disposal
    site, used for landfilling waste.
    At hearing,
    the parties introduced
    a Stipulation and
    Proposal For Settlement.
    Upon reviewing
    the Stipulation and
    Proposal For Settlement the Board finds
    that there
    are problems
    which render
    the stipulation unacceptable.
    In particular,
    paragraph No.
    9 allows the parties
    to fashion
    additional remedies
    for
    as yet unanticipated difficulties.
    These remedies, according
    to the Stipulation,
    need not be presented
    to
    the Board for
    review.
    The Board cannot accept
    a stipulation which allows the
    parties
    to establish additional
    remedies which
    are not reviewable
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    by this Board.
    For these reasons the Board cannot accept
    the
    proposed Stipulation and Proposal For Settlement.
    If
    the Board does not receive
    an amended stipulation,
    curing
    the noted defect, within 90 days
    of
    the date
    of this Order
    the
    Board will schedule an additional hearing on this matter.
    IT
    IS SO ORDERED.
    I,
    Dorothy M.
    Gunn, Clerk
    of the Illinois Pollution Control
    Board, hereby certify
    that te
    above Order was adopted on
    the
    ______________
    day
    of
    —
    ,
    1988 by
    a vote
    of
    7-c
    .
    Dorothy ~?Gunn,
    Clerk
    Illinois Pollution Control Board
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