1. 48-113
      2. CERTIFICATE
      3. the Order of the Illinois Pollution Control Board in PCB 82-76,
      4. dated ___________________________, understand and accept the said
      5. Order, realizing that such acceptance renders all terms and condi-
      6. tions thereto binding and enforceable.
      7. Petitioner
      8. By: Authorized Agent
      9.  
      10. IT IS SO ORDERED.
      11. I, Christan L. Moffett, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution
      12. Control Board, hereb~c~,e~tify that the above Opinion and Order
      13. vote of ~~—O
      14. Illinois Pollution Control Board

ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
September
2, 1982
EQUITY ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED
)
AND VILLAGE OF LISLE,
)
Petitioners,
PCB 82—76
)
ILLINOIS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
)
AGENCY, COUNTY OF
DU PAGE DEPARTMENT
)
OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CORPORATE WEST
DEVELOPMENT INC., T.T,P.
JOINT VENTURE,
)
FIRST CONSOLIDATED PROPERTIES,
INC.,
)
and CONTINENTAL ILLINOIS NATIONAL
)
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
OF CHICAGO,
)
Respondents.
OPINION AND ORDER OF THE BOARD
(by I. G. Goodman):
On June 11,
1982 Equity
Associates
Incorporated (Equity)
and the Village of Lisle
(Lisle) petitioned for variance from
Sections 302.206, 302.209, 304.105, 304,121 and 309.241
(former
Rules 203(d),
203(g),
402,
405 and 962 of Chapter 3:
Water
Pollution).
The petition named the Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency (Agency), the County of DuPage Department of
Public Works
(Department), and Corporate West Development Inc.
(Corporate West) as Respondents.
The Agency filed its Recoin-
mendation on July 30,
1982.
On August
2,
1982 Equity filed a
Response to the Recommendation and a Motion for Expedited Con-
sideration.
On August Ii,
1982 Equity amended its
Petition,
naming
T,T,PO
Joint Venture (T,T,P.), First Consolidated
Properties,
Inc.,, and Continental Illinois National Bank and
Trust Company as additional Respondents and amended the Motion
for Expedited Consideration.
The Board granted the Motion on
August 18, 1982.
The Agency filed its amended Recommendation
on August 27,
1982.
Equity is seeking variance from the above rules pertaining
to dissolved oxygen,
fecal coliforrn and
Restricted Status so that
it can develop a parcel of land located immediately north of the
East—West Tollway and east of Naperville Road in DuPage County,
Illinois.
Pursuant to
a boundary agreement reached April
6,
1982
between Lisle and the Village of Naperville, this parcel must
obtain sewer service from the Department~sLisle—Woodridge sewer
system.
This system is on Restricted Status pending completion
of the Green Valley sewage treatment plant, expected by July,
1983.
Currently the Agency is not issuing construction permits
for this system.
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To
develop this parcel, Equity needs variance from the
Restricted Status imposed on the Lisle~~Woodridgesystem in order
to obtain construction permits for necessary sewer extensions;
variance from the terms of the variance granted in ~2~~ate
West,
Inc.
v.
IEPA,
PCB
90~~96
et
al.,
August
7,
1980
in
order to
expand
either
the
Corporate
We~tor
T.T.P.
interim
treatment
plant
named
therein as a means of offsetting the additional
loadings
from
the
Equity project; and variance concurrent to that
granted
for
fecal coliform and dissolved oxygen limits in Corporate West,
Inc.
V.
IEPA, PCB 81~l74,February 4,
1982.
In a two—phase program, Equity intends to construct three
buildings
on
the 23 acre plat, which combined will require
approx-
imately 60,000 gallons per day treatment capacity.
This project
is estimated to temporarily create 150 construction jobs, and
upon completion in Spring,
1984 to create office space for 1,600
to 2,400 persons,
Completion of Phase I, two buildings, is
expected to increase real estate tax revenues by over $400,000
per year.
If variance is denied,
Equity estimates that
it will
suffer an jnvestment loss of over $3.5 million,
The Board, how-
ever,
notes that the benefits of this expenditure would not be
lost,
but instead deferred should variance be denied.
To alleviate overloading the existing system, which would
result in environmental harm, Equity proposes a plan much the
same as that accepted in ~
v.
IEPA,
PCB 80-196
et al.
Instead of constructing an interim treatment plant, how-
ever, it will expand either the Corporate West or T.T.P. package
plant by 60,000 gallons per day treatment capacity, the amount
equivalent as that is anticipated to be added to the system by
the Equity project.
Expansion
of
either plant is estimated to
cost approximately $235,000.
Construction schedules as set out
in Equity~samended petition ar~similar, with construction com-
pleted at the latest by July 1,
1983,
The principal ~ifference
between the two plans
:Ls that Corporate West package plant dis-
charges to Rott Creek and then to the East Branch DuPage River,
and the T.T.P. package plant discharges directly to the East
Branch DuPage River,
Also, the
T.,T.P,
alternative
may
be
superior since it is located oi~
a
larger interceptor than the
Corporate West plant serving the overloaded Lis1e—Woo~ridgeplants.
Lastly,
Equity represents that its choice of alternatives will
be
made no later than September
16,
1984,
The Agency Recommendation cites no environmental harm created
if Equity is granted variance subject to the same conditions set
out in Corporate West,
Inc.,
Id.
Although the Equity project will
not require actual treatment capacity until one year after the
Green Valley sewage treatment plant
is expected to be on line, the
Agency did state Equity should not be granted variance in reliance
of its anticipated treatment capacity.
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Considering
the lack of environmental harm
should the variance
be
granted
and
the hardship
to
Equity
and
the
surrounding area
should
the
variance he denied, the Board shall
grant the requested
variance
under
certain conditions.
The
Board
finds
that
the
alter-
native
plans
proposed by Equity adequately assure that
no environ-
mental harm
will occur~ Furthermore, the Board
finds
that Equity’s
plans are
sufficiently similar to that set out
in Corporate West,
Inc.,
id. to
allow variance in accordance with that Order.
This
Opinion
ccnstitutes
the Board’s findings of fact and
law
in
this
matter,
ORDER
1.
Variance is
hereby granted to Equity Associates Incorporated
and Village
of Lisle from 35 Illinois Administrative
Code
Sections
302~206, 302.209,
304.105, and 304.121, as they
apply
to dissolved oxygen and
fecal coliform for the purpose
of constructing
and
operating
an expansion of either the
Corporate
West or T..T,P~Joint Ventures package treatment
plant,
under
the
following
conditions:
A.
Equity
Associates
Incorporated shall determine which
plant
is
to
he
expanded
no later than September 16,
1982
and
thereafter
so
inform
the Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency.
B.
Equity Associates Incorporated
shall comply with the
construction
schedule,
applicable to its choice of
plants,
as
contained
in
its
Petition,
with
construc-
tion
completed no
later
than
July
1,
1983.
C.
Equity
Associates Incorporated
shall
expand
the
chosen
interim wastewater
treatment plant to treat
at
a
minimum,
a design average flow
equivalent to that estimated to
flow from its development
project.
0.
Both Petitioners shall comply with the appropriate
conditions set out
in
Paragraph
1
of
the
Order
in
Co1~9~te
West
Inc.
v. Illinois Environmental
~~ectio~iAenc,
PCB 80—96 et al.,
August
7,
1980.
2.
Variance
is hereby granted to Equity Associates Incorporated
and Village
of Lisle from
35 Illinois Administrative Code
Section
309.241
for the
purpose of
constructing and
con-
necting
a sewer
extension
to the Lisle—Woodridge Sewage
Treatment
system upon the
condition that Petitioners
execute
their duties
listed
under Paragraph
1 of this Order.
3.
Within
forty~-fivedays of
the date of this Order, Petitioner
shall
execute and forward
to the Illinois Environmental
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Protection Agency, 2200 Churchill Road, Springfield, Illinois
62706, a Certificate of Acceptance and Agreement to be bound
to all terms and conditions of this variance.
This forty-
five day period shall be held in abeyance for any period this
matter is being appealed.
The form of the certificate shall
be as follows:
CERTIFICATE
I,
(We),
,
having read
the Order of the Illinois Pollution Control Board in PCB 82-76,
dated ___________________________, understand and accept the said
Order, realizing that such acceptance renders all terms and condi-
tions thereto binding and enforceable.
Petitioner
By:
Authorized Agent
Title
Date
IT IS SO ORDERED.
I, Christan L. Moffett, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution
Control Board, hereb~c~,e~tify
that the above Opinion and Order
was adopte4,~onthe
~“
day of
_____________,
1982 by a
vote of
~~—O
Christan L.
McJj~tt,
Clerk
-
Illinois Pollution Control Board
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