ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    March
    17,
    1977
    PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
    )
    and ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
    )
    PROTECTION AGENCY,
    )
    Complainants,
    v.
    )
    PCB 74—480
    FORTY-EIGHT INSULATIONS,
    INC.,
    an Illinois corporation,
    Respondent.
    ORDER OF THE BOARD
    (by Mr. Goodman):
    This matter is before the Board upon request of Forty-Eight
    Insulations,
    Inc.
    (Forty—Eight)
    that the Board certify the Respondent’
    Proposed Report of Proceedings before the Board on January
    3,
    1975.
    The “Proceedings” referred to by Respondent was the regularly schedule
    Board meeting of January
    3,
    1975 wherein the Board,
    inter alia,
    considered whether or not to accept for consideration cases which had
    been filed before
    it since the last Board meeting.
    The subject of
    this consideration,
    as stated in Rule 306 of the Board’s Procedural
    Rules,
    is “Board determination whether the Complaint
    is duplicitous
    or frivolous.”
    A~
    a
    courtesy
    to parti(’~and
    to assist the Board
    in
    th is
    d
    ~t.erm
    i nat
    i
    on,
    the
    Board
    t’nt:erta
    in~
    comments
    by
    t
    he
    part:
    ~es
    Con—
    cern
    i n~j
    wh~thu
    the
    ma
    Lter
    is
    brougli I
    before
    the
    Board
    iii
    qood
    fa
    I
    th
    whether the Complaint
    is clearly legally insufficient on its face,
    and whether the same relief has been requested based upon different
    grounds in that case or other cases before the Board.
    The Board does not consider this any sort of hearing.
    There
    is
    no attempt to fulfill notice requirements
    as indicated in the Pro-
    cedural Rules,
    no recording of the meeting
    is taken and,
    indeed,
    no
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    finding
    is made unless
    it
    is that the matter is duplicitous and/or
    frivolous.
    In this case the Board did not find that the action was
    duplicitous or frivolous and the case therefore proceeded
    to hearing
    in its normal manner.
    The Board can find no purpose served by certi-
    fying
    a bystanders record of
    a regularly scheduled Board meeting.
    The
    Board therefore rejects
    the request of Respondent herein
    as inappro-
    priate.
    I,
    Christan
    L.
    Moffett, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
    Board, he~ebycertify the above Order was adopted on the (~‘
    day
    of
    ,
    1977 by a vote of
    ~/~-O
    cA~~f~44~
    Christan L. Moff’~), Clerk
    Illinois Pollution Control Board
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