ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
November 19,
 1981
ZYX DIXON CORP.,
Petitioner,
v.
 )
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tLLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
 )
Respondents
FINAL
 ORDER OF THE BOARD
 (by J,
 Anderson):
Lee County’s November 12,
 1981 petition for leave
 to
intervene is granted.
 The Agency’s November
 10 motion for
extension of time
 in which to file its Record is granted, said
Record having been filed on November
 18,
 1981.
On November
12,
 1981, the Governor signed SB
 172,
 P.A.
82—06—82,
 “An Act relating to the location of sanitary landfills
and
 hazardous waste disposal sites.”
 The act states that
 “no
permit for the development or construction of a new regional
pollution control facility may be granted by the Agency
 unless
the applicant submits proof
 to the Agency that the location of
said facility has been approved by the County Board.. ,if
 the
facility
 is to
 be located in
 an unincorporated area.”
 A “new
regional pollution control
 facility”
 is one “initially permitted
for development or construction after July
 1,
 1981.”
ZYX filed an appeal of permit denial on October
 27,
 1981..
In its appeal,
 ZYX
states that the facility
 is located
 in
unincorporated Lee County, and that
 it anticipates accepting waste
from facilities
 located in Illinois,
 not necessarily restricted to
Lee County.
 ZYX first applied for its
 permit
 July 13,
 1981,
 -which
permit was denied October
 8,
 1981.
It appears to the Board that,
 consistent with SB
 172,
 a
permit for this facility cannot be issued without Lee County’s
approval.
 Of course, at the time of the filing and processing
of
 this
 permit application,
 neither the applicant nor the Agency
could have addressed this issue and fulfilled statutory duties
first defined November
 12,
 1981.
A determination of the applicability and effect of SB 172
must be made before this action can proceed.
 The parties are
therefore directed to brief the issue of the applicability of SB
172, briefs to be simultaneously
 filed on or before December
 1,
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2
1981.
 This short briefing schedule
 is necessary
 to allow either
a prompt dismissal of this action,
 or expeditious decision by
 th~
 Board within the statutory
 90 day time period.
IT
 IS SO ORDERED.
I, Christan L. Moffett, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution
Control Board, hereby certify
 that the above Order was adopted on
the
 day of
J~,
 1981 by a vote of
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Illinois Pollution co~t~olBoard
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