ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOAI~D

April 10, 1975

DANViI~E

SP~NITARY

DISTRICT,

)

Petitioner,

v.

)

PCB 75—139

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,)

Respondent.

INTERIM ORDER OF THE BOARD (by Dr. Odell)

On April 1, 1975, the Danville Sanitary District

(District) filed a Petition For Variance with the Illinois

Pollution Control Board (Board). The District requested a

variance “from April 4, 1975, until .August, 1975, to complete

its expansion program.”

in the Board Order of April 4, 1974, in PCB 74-12, the

District was granted a variance from certain Rules of the

Water Pollution Regulations, subject to specified conditions

that included a Project Completion Schedule with “1(d) Completion

of construction by April, 1977.”

In the instant Petition For Variance, the District alleges

that “Since that Order was entered, the Petitioner and its en-

gineering consultants have made every reasonable effort to

comply with the schedule set in the Order of April 4, 1974.

Due to the increased delivery dates and the delay, either

anticipated or actual, in approving the plans and specifications

for the District’s plant, the District now believes that” an

extended schedule for completion of construction is more realistic,

with construction to be completed in August, 1978. However,

documentation is not given in the instant Petition For Variance

as to why a longer construction schedule is needed than was order-

ed in PCB 74—12. The District is hereby requested to supply addi-

tional information within forty five (45) days of this Order to

support its Petition For Variance or it will be subject to dis-

missal for lack of adequate information. The 90-day period for

final Board action under Section 38 of the Act shall begin to run

from the time of the filing of the additional information,, and the

District shall so specify this by waiver when it files the P~mend—

ed Petition.

IT IS SO ORDERED.

I, Christan L. Moffett, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control

Board, hereby certify that the above Opinion and Order was

adopted on the j~’\dayof

___________,

1975, by a vote of

4 to~

Christan L. j~~’fett

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