ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

August

14,

1975

HOLLYWOOD BRANDS,

)

Petitioner,

v.

)

PC3 75—211

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,

Respondent.

OPINION AND ORDER OF THE BOARD

(by Mr. Goodman):

The petition for variance,

filed by Hollywood Brands on

May 20,

1975,

is dismissed without prejudice,

for failure

to

comply with Procedural

Rule 401.

Petitioner has failed to

adequately address Rule

401 (a)

(U

,

(iv),

(vi)

,

(vii)

,

(viii)

(ix),

and

(x),

and 401(b).

In particular,

Petitioner failed to indicate what,

if

any,

steps would be taken to achieve compliance by the var-

iance expiration date of May

31, 1976

401(a)

(vii-viii).

Petitioner also fails to advance an adequate hardship state—

ment.

Petitioner cites an annual fuel cost increase of 14

for a total of $20,413.

As

the variance sought

is for only

9 months,

the actual cost to Petitioner would be less than

that alleged.

Petitioner fails

to present any information

to support its claim that this cost represents

an “unreason-

able hardship1’

401(b).

IT IS SO ORDERED.

I,

Christan

L.

Moffett, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution

Control Board, hereby cer~ifythe above Opinio

and Order

were adopted on the

jf~i

day of

_________,

1975 by a

vote of

~

Illinois Pollution

rd

Board

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