ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    May 24, 1979
    INTERLAKE,
    INC.,
    Petitioner,
    v.
    )
    PCB 79—104
    ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
    )
    Respondent.
    ORDER OF THE BOARD
    (by Mr. Goodman):
    On May
    8,
    1979, Interlake,
    Inc.,
    filed a motion to Con-
    solidate this variance proceeding with a permit appeal
    it
    initiated, docketed
    PCI3 79—55.
    In the alternative,
    Interlake
    moves for the appointment of the same hearing officer in both
    proceedings and for a continuance of the hearing scheduled by
    the Hearing Officer in PCB 79-55 from May 30,
    1979,
    to
    a date
    which allows the hearing
    in PCB 79—55 and the hearing on PCB
    79-104
    to be scheduled consecutively,
    either on the same day
    or on successive days.
    The Board has recently stated that consolidation of a permit
    appeal and a variance proceeding
    is inappropriate because of the
    different types of proof and issues involved in these two types
    of cases.
    Interlake,
    Inc.
    v.
    EPA, PCB 79-38
    (Order of the Board,
    dated April 26,
    1979); Beker Industries Corp.
    v.
    EPA, PCB 79—9
    (Order of the Board, dated January 18,
    1979).
    The Motion to
    Consolidate
    is
    hereby denied.
    However,
    the Board finds that the
    request for consecutive hearings by the same hearing officer is
    reasonable and hereby grants it.
    The Board has today granted
    Interlake’s request for continuance of the hearing scheduled
    in
    PCB 79—55 for May 30,
    1979.
    We hereby order that consecutive
    hearings in PCB 79—55 and PCB 79-104 be held within 45 days of
    the date of this Order.
    IT
    IS
    SO ORDERED.
    I, Christan L. Moffett,
    Clerk of the Illinois Pollution
    Control ~oard,
    hereby certify the above Order was adop ed on
    the
    ____
    day of
    ______________,
    1979 by a vote of
    0
    Christan L. Moffe y,yolerk
    Illinois PollutionL~&ntrolBoard
    33—609

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