ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
January
22, 1987
CONCERNED NEIGHBORS FOR A
BETTER ENVIRONMENT,
)
Complainant,
V.
)
PCB 85—131
WATTS TRUCKING SERVICE,
INC.,
)
Respondent.
ORDER CF THE BOARD
(by
B.
Forcade):
On
May
7,
1985,
Concerned Neighbors
for
a Better Environment
(hereinafter “Concerned Neighbors”)
filed
a complaint against
Watts Trucking Service,
Inc.
(hereinafter “Watts”).
The twelve
count complaint charged Watts with various violations of the
Environmental Protection Act
(“Act”), Board
regulations
and prior
Board Orders
Environmental
Protection Agency
v. Watts Trucking
Service,
Inc.,
PCB
74—131 and People
v. Watts Trucking Service,
Inc., PCB 77—1621.
The complaint sought,
as relief, revocation
of watt’s permit
for
a landfill, civil penalties and
a cease
and
desist order.
Hearing was set for November
5,
1986.
At the November
5,
1986, hearing, Respondent Watts was
present by counsel.
Counsel
for complainant did not attend
the
hearing.
Several members of complainants’ organization moved
for
continuance
(R.
8), but that motion was denied
(R.
20).
Respondent moved
for dismissal with prejudice or default
(R.
19).
The hearing officer
referred
that motion
to the Board
(R.
20—21).
The hearing officer
advised the members of complainants’
organization of the opportunity to oppose
the motion for default
judgment by filing appropriate documents with the Board
(R.
21).
No
such opposition has been filed.
The Board orders that complainant shall show cause, by
verified
filing not later
than February
6,
1987, why this matter
should not be dismissed
for want of prosecution.
Respondent is
allowed
until February 16,
1987,
to
file
a response.
IT
IS SO ORDERED.
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I, Dorothy
N.
Gunn,
Clerk of the
Illinois Pollution Control
Board, hereby certi~ythat the above Order
was adopted on
the ~~~day
of
~
,
1987, by a vote
of
___________
~7.
~
Dorothy
M. ,Gunn, Clerk
Illinois Pollution Control Board
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