ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
August
 1, 1985
NATIONAL MARINE SERVICE, INC.,
 )
Petitioner,
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ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY,
Respondent.
ORDER OF THE BOARD
 (by B.
 Forcade):
This matter
 is accepted
 for hearing.
 Hearing must be
scheduled within
 14 days of
 the date
 of this Order
 and completed
within 60 days of the date of this Order.
 The hearing officer
shall
 inform
 the Clerk
 of the Board
 of
 the
 time and location of
the
hearing
 at least 40 days
 in advance
 of hearing so that public
notice
 of hearing may be published.
 After
 hearing,
 the hearing
officer
 shall submit an exhibit list and all actual exhibits
 to
the Board within
 5 days of the hearing.
 The hearing officer may
by order
 set
 a schedule for submission of briefs.
 But such
schedule shall provide for final filings as expeditiously as
possible and
 in no event
 later than
 70 days from the date of this
Order.
If after appropriate consultation with the parties,
 the
parties
 fail
 to provide an acceptable hearing date or
 if after
 an
attempt the hearing officer
 is unable
 to consult with the
parties,
 the hearing officer shall unilaterally set
 a hearing
date
 in conformance with the schedule above.
 This schedule will
only provide the Board a very short time period
 to deliberate and
reach
 a decision before
 the due date.
 The hearing officer and
the parties are encouraged
 to expedite this proceeding
 as much
 as
possible.
The hearing officer may extend
 this schedule only on a
waiver
 of the decision deadline by the petitioner and only for
the equivalent or fewer number
 of days that the decision deadline
is waived.
 Such waivers must be provided
 in writing
 to the Clerk
of the Board.
 Any waiver must be
 an “open waiver”
 or
 a waiver
 of
decision until
 a date certain.
 Any waiver shall extend the time
deadline
 of Section 105.102 regarding filing
 the Agency record by
the equivalent number
 of days, but
 in any circumstance the record
must be filed
 at least
 10 days before
 the hearing.
Because this proceeding
 is the type for which
 the Illinois
Environmental Protection Act sets
 a very short statutory deadline
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for decisionmaking, absent
 a waiver,
 the Board will grant
extensions or modifications only in unusual circumstances.
 Any
such motion must set forth
 an alternative schedule for notice,
hearing,
 and final
 submissions,
 as well as the deadline for
decision,
 including response time to such
 a motion.
 However,
 no
such motion shall negate
 the obligation of the hearing officer
 to
set a date pursuant
 to the second paragraph of this Order.
IT
 IS SO ORDERED
I, Dorothy
 N0
 Gunn, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
Board, hereby certify that the above Order was adopted on
the
 /44~
 day of _______________________,
 1985, by
 a vote
~.
Dorothy
 M.
 Gunri, Clerk
Illinois Pollution Control Board
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