ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    October
    31,
    1974
    ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
    Complainant,
    vs.
    FEDERAL PAPER BOARD COMPANY, INC.,
    )
    PCB 73-414
    a New York corporation, qualified
    to
    do business in Illinois,
    Respondent.
    )
    ORDER
    OF THE BOARD (by Mr.
    Seaman):
    The parties
    to the above—captioned cause shall
    file,
    on
    or before
    November 25, 1974,
    briefs
    concerning the following issues which
    are
    unclear from
    a reading of the Stipulation and Proposal
    For Settlement.
    1.
    The Board cannot clearly ascertain the volume of discharges
    or the concentration of contaminants therein.
    A flow sheet indicating
    the points
    of discharge of both process water and cooling water would
    also be helpful.
    2.
    The Stipulation
    states
    that Federal
    has been successful
    in
    reducing
    its
    discharge
    to
    the
    Illinois
    River
    by
    over
    97.
    It
    is
    unclear,
    however, whether that reduction was
    in
    terms
    of volume
    of
    discharge
    or percentage
    of contaminants.
    3.
    Mention
    is made of
    a ‘concentrated waste stream.’
    However,
    the volume
    and composition
    of that stream is not clear; nor are t~e
    reasons
    for Federal’s position that it may not be technologically
    or
    economically practical
    to reduce the BOD or SS levels
    of the waste
    stream.
    4.
    Paragraph
    B.5
    of
    the
    Settlement Proposal
    allows fifteen montns
    for miscellaneous
    final adjustments
    of the water stream.
    The procedures
    contemplated are unclear
    and we are unable to ascertain
    to
    what
    extent
    said procedures
    are dependent upon the preceding items
    of
    Paragraph
    B.
    IT
    IS
    SO
    ORDERED.
    I,
    Christan
    L.
    Moffett,
    Clerk
    of
    the Illinois Pollution Contr~l
    Board,
    does
    hereb~’certify
    that
    the
    above
    Order
    w~sadopted
    on
    this
    ,3~
    ~
    day
    of ~
    ,
    1974
    by
    a
    vote
    of___________
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