ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    May 8, 1975
    CPC INTERNATIONAL, INC., (Pekin
    Plant),
    Petitioner,
    v.
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    PCB 75—176
    ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
    Respondent.
    INTERIM ORDER OF THE BOARD (By Mr. Zeitlin):
    The Petition for extension of Variance in this matter was
    filed April 25, 1975; it seeks an extension of a prior Variance
    for Petitioner’s Pekin plant from the particulate standards
    of this Board’s Air Pollution Regulations. The extension is
    sought for one year, until November 30, 1976.
    Under the recent decision of Train v. N.R.D.C., 43 U.S.L.W.
    4467 (U.S., Apr.16, 1975), this Board cannot grant air
    variances absent a showing that such a grant will not result
    in a violation, either caused or contributed to by Petitioner’s
    emissions, of the national primary ambient air quality
    standards. See, King-Seeley Co., Thermos Div. v. EPA, PCB
    75-159, (April 24, 1975). Although Petitioner states, (at
    para. 16 of its Petition), that “granting of the variance
    will not have an undue negative impact on the environment”,
    that statement is insufficient to meet the requirements
    imposed by the Train decision.
    It should also be noted that Petitioner cites the Board’s
    prior Opinion with respect to this Variance, PCB 74-23 (June
    6, 1974)
    Petitioner states that the Board’s discussion there of the
    Pekin plant’s effect on the Primary ambient air quality standards
    with respect to particulates remains valid. Conditions, Petitioner
    states, have remained unchanged. The Board’s discussion in that
    matter, unfortunately, indicated possible violation of the Primary
    ambient air quality standards.
    16—659

    —2—
    For the above reasons, the instant Petition to extend
    Variance is insufficient. Petitioner shall amend the Petition
    herein within 45 days to provide the necessary showing as to
    ambient air quality under the Train decision. Failure to
    timely file the Amended Petition with the Board and the
    Environmental Protection Agency shall render the Petition
    herein subject to dismissal for inadequacy. The 90-day
    decision period set by statute shall run from the date of
    filing of the additional information required by this Order.
    IT IS SO ORDERED.
    I, Christan L. Moffett, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution
    Control Board hereby certify that t~eabove Interim Order of
    the Board was adopteçl on the __________________day of fy ~
    1975 by a vote of ~
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    Christan L. Mof~ett~Clerk
    Illinois Pollution Control Board
    16—660

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