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•estern boundary of tie ViCaje of Add~son “eing approximate.v

the eastern boundary of the

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bite northweatprn 1/4

of Section 24-i0-i0, :outh along said Vislage boundary

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the

present southern boundary of the Village of Addiscn, being

approximately the northern boundary of the southen

1/2

of

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southwestern i/4 of Section 24-40-10, east along said village

boundary to Swift Road: generally south on Swift Road, but

following the present western boundary of the Village of Addison,

to the Illinois Central Railroad tracks; east along

said’ tracks

to Proposed P.A. 61 at approximately Helen Street; south along

P.A. 61 to Sidney Avenue; east on Sidney Avenue to Rohlwing

Road (Illinois 53); south on said Road for a distance of

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approximately 300 feet to the present southern boundary qf the

Village of Addisqn; east along said boundary to the present

western boundary of the Village of Lombard; north and east along

the boundary of the Village of Lombard to its intersection with

Lombard Road at approximately the center of Section 31-40-11;

north on Lombard Road to the Illinois Central Railroad tracks;

southeast along said tracks to Westwood Avenue; south

on

West-

wood

Avenue

to

North

Avenue (Illinois 64); east on North Avenue

to Westmore Avenue; north along the present eastern boundary of

the Village of Addison,being approximately Westgate Drive extended

south, to the present southern boundary of the Village of Addison

at approximately Gerri Lane; east along said southern boundary

to Harvard Avenue; north on Harvard Avenue to the present northern

boundary of the Village of Villa Park at approximately Armitage

Avenue; east along said boundary and further east on Armitage

Avenue and its extensions to ICingery Highway (Illinois 83); north

on Kingery Highway to Grand Avenue (County 20) at approximately

the center of Section 27-40-11; east on grand Avenue to County

Line Road; north on said road and its extension to Irving Park

Boulevard

(Illinbi’s 19); west on said boulevard to the present

eastern boundary of the Village of Bensenville at approximately

Dierks Street; north along said boundary to the present southern

boundary of the City of Chicago at approximately Hillside Drive

extended east; west along said City of Chicago boundary to

York Road (County 8); north on said road to the Cook County

Line; and west along said county line to the beginning.

2.

There

shall be two subregions within Region I, the west

subregion and the east subregion.

The subregional boundary

shall be as follows:

Beginning at the intersection, of Kingery Highway (Illinois

83) .and Grand Avenue (County 20); north on said Highway to

Irving Park Boulevard (Illinois 19); west on said Boulevard to

the west boundary of the Village of Bensenville at a point between

Edgewood and Pine AvenUes; north and then east along said Vi~llage

boundary to its intersection with Poplar Avenue; north on Poplar

Avenue to Stoneham Street; east on Stoneham Street to Spruce Avenue;

generally north on Spruce Avenue but following the present western

boundary of the Village of Bensenville to Hawthorne Avenue; east

on Hawthorne Avenue to Kingery Highway (Illinois 83); north on

said Highway to Thorndale Avenue (County 26); west on said .avenue

to the’ present western boundary of Elk Grove Village at a point

apprdximately 1200 feet east of Wood Dale Road (County 28); and

geyérally north along said village boundary approximately 1200

feet east of Wood Dale Road to the Cook County Line.

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3.

In

areas

where

existing

sewer

lines

cross

the

regional

or

subregional boundaries, tie exst3ng sewers shall be retai sd at

sanitary sewer service provided by the existing treatment authori

No exuansion of this sewer service b

one region or subreg”. n

ii’

another will be permitted tithout

le consent

f 4’he ‘affected

regional or subregional authorities

r by Board order

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Interceptor sewers shall be corstructed as recessary

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accomplish the phasing- ut of setage

reatmv.nt pants and shafl

be constructed as necessary to provide service to presentiv

undeveloped or unserviced areas within the region, consisten

wXth local and regional plans and State and

Federal Regulations

and requirements.

Priority of interceptor construction shall be

established to enable diversion of excess flows from plants of

limited reserve capacity to plants having adeciuate reserve capacity

to accommodate such diverted flow and to preclude the need for

interim plant expansions.

9.

Nothing hereinabove provided shall limit the requirement

of any plant to meet present or future Board regulations.

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2.

There

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the test

subregi n and tne cast subregion.

fle subregional boundary

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follows

Beginning at the a

erse..t,t n of Kingery Highway (Illinois 83

and Roosevelt Road (U.S. 38~,north on aaid Highway ;o$onroe

Street; sast on said street to the ~altCreek; north a1~ongsaid

Creek to St

Charles Road;

vest on said ~toadto Villa Avenue; north

on said Avenue to the rhicago and Northwestern Railroad trackr

east along said tracks to Salt Creek; and north along said Creek

to the northern ooundary of tne Region.

3.

In areas where existing sewer lines cross the regional or

subregional boundaries,

the existing sewers shall be retained and

sanitary sewer service provided by the existing treatment authority.

No expansion of this sewer service

by one region or subregion into

another will be permitted without the consent of the affected regional

or subregional authorities or by Board order.

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c.

Program fo- Region

II

1.

The

boundary

of

Rag”or

II

shall

be

at

rollows

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the

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Roosevelt

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east

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8

; south on Madison Street to

Intersi.

5; ~ortheas’asong Interstate 55 to County

Lao

Road

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urty Line Road a’d

further north along the

ook

County

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te to Harrison Street, west on said street t’

Cha

him

venue

south along

.hathan Avenue extended south to Lexington

treet’

test

n said street to Bt,clid Avenue

south on said

~ten~eto the present southern boundary of the

illage af Eli-

.urst at approximately Harvard Street, generally west along

said b

undary

to

‘lie

present eastern boundary

at

the

‘Village

of E.mhurst

at approximately Twin-Oaks Drive extended north;

south along said eastern boundary to Roosevelt Road (U.S.

38)’

west on said Road to its intersection with the present southern

boundary of the Village of Villa Park at a point west of Summit

Avenue; south, west and north following said Village Boundary

to

Roosevelt

Road

at

approximately

Michigan

Avenue; and west

on

said

Road

to

the

beginning.

2.

In

areas

where

existing

sewer lines cross the regional

or subregional boundaries, the existing sewers shall be retained

and sanitary sewer service provided by the existing tr,atment

authority.. No expansion of this sewer service by one

region

or subregion into another will be permitted without the consent

of the affected regional or subregional

authorities

or

by

Board

order.

3.

The regional authority shall be the

Hinsdale

Sanitary

District.

It shall be responsible for the planning,

construction,

operation, and maintenance of interceptors and other sewers; the

planning, construction, operation, and maintónance of sewage treat-

ment plants; and the treatment of wastewater originating within

the region.

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The regional wastewater

reatmcnt plan”

‘hal,, be tne

qip’jale

Sanitary

Listnct

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Mi’asdale

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‘eu-on

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asiatent with

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Statc

aid

Federal

regulations

ad sequi’ements.

No

t’i-r plans

s al

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chorized

I’

B

arc’

r?er

Plants

otser

than

the

I

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inst

last

curs.

7

Interceptor

sewers

shall

be

c

nstruc,ed

as

necessary

iccomplish the phasing-out of sewage treatient plants ‘ad

asl

be

:onst

‘acted

as

necessary

o

prow ide

service

t

present,,

undeveloped

or. unserviced areas witr

ii

the reg:on

consistert

with

local

and

regional

plans

and

atate

and

Federal

kegulations

sad

requirements.

Priority

of

interceptor

construction

ShLl

be

established to enable diversion of excess flows from plants of

limited

reserve

capacity

to

plants

having

adequate

reserve

capacity

to

accommodate

such

diverted

flow

and to

preclude

the

ieed

for

interim

plant

expansions.

8.

Nothing

hereinabove

provided

shall limit the requirement

of

any

plant to meet present or future Board regulations.

9.

The

Board

shall

retain

jurisdiction

for

such

further

orders

as

may

be necessary

and

appropriate

in

the

implementation

of

the

foregoing

provisions.

d.

Program for Region IV

1.

The boundary of Region IV shall be as folloss:

Beginning at a point being the intersection of the DuPage

County

Line

and the present western boundary of the Village of

Roselle at approximately Iceeney Road extended north; south along

said

Village boundary to Lake Street (U.S.

20)’ southeas1t on

said street to the eastern boundary of Section

8 40-10; ,south

along

said

boundary

to the present northern boundary of the

Village

of

Bloomingdale at Lawrence Avenue; west along Said

northern boundary to

the present western boundary of the Village

of Bloomingdale at approximately Gary Avenue

(County 23); south

along

said

western

boundary to Shick Road; west on said Road

to the western boundary of Section 17-40-10; soUth along said

boundary and its extension to Army Trail Road (County 11); east

on said

Road

to Gary Avenue; south on said avenue to the southern

boundary of the northern 1/2

of the southeastern

1/4

of

Section

20-40-

10;

east

along

said

boundary

to

Schmale

Road;

south

on

Schmale

Road

to

North

Avenue

(Illinois

64);

east

‘ow-said

Avenue

to

the

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eastern boundary of Section 4-39-10; south along said boundary

to a point beii~gthe southwestern corner of Lot 3, Milton Township

Supervisors’ Assessment Plat Not,

2 situated in the northwestern

114

of

Section

3-39-10;

east from said point for

a distance of

1166 feet to

a point being the southeastern corner of said

Milton Township Supervisors’ Assessment Plat No~. 2; south

from

said point to the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad tracks

(formerly the Great Western tracks); east along said tracks

to Bloomingdale Road

(County 4); south on said Road to Geneva

Road (County 21); east on Geneva Road to the present boundary

between the City of Wheaton and the Village of Glen Ellyn;

generally south along said boundary and continuing generally

south along the present eastern boundary of the City of Wheaton

to Butterfield Road (Illinois 56); east on said road to the

west line of W~A~Rogers Lands at approximately Lambert Road

(County 45); south along said line and further south along

the west lines of the Weisbrocks subdivision,

the McIntosh

Brothers Glen Ellyn Woods, and the Jay Morton Estate Number

4

to a point being the intersection with the southern boundary of

the northeastern

L74

of Section 34-39-10; due south from said

point

to the northern boundary of the Morton Aboretum; generally

east along said boundary to Illinois Route

53; generally

northeast on said Route to Butterfield Road (Illinois 56); east

on said road to the present western boundary of the Village of

Downers Grove being the eastern boundary of Section 2S-39~10;north

and east following said Village boundary to the present eastern

boundary of the Village of Downers Grove

at approximately Main

Street extended south;

south along said eastern boundary

to Butterfield Road (Illinois 56); east on said road to Highland

Avenue

(County 9); south on said Avenue to the East-West

Tollway; east-northeast on said Tollway to

a point immediately south

of the eastern boundary of the Village of Lombard (approximately

the western boundary of the eastern 1/2 of ~thesoutheastern 1/4

of Section 29-39-11); ~genera11ynorth following said Village boundary

to 22nd Street; west on said street

to Fairfield Avenue, north

on said Avenue to the southern boundary of the Highland Hills

Sanitary District service area at approximately 17th Street

extended east; west along said boundary and further west on 17th

Street to Main Street; north

on Main Street to 16th Street;

west on 16th Street to the western boundary of the Highland Hills

Sanitary service area at approximately Elizabeth Street;

n,arth

along said boundary to the northern boundary of said Sanitary

District at approximately 15th Street; east along said northern

boundary to Main Street; north on said Street to Roosevelt Road

(U~S.38); east on said Road to the present western boundary

of the Village of Villa Park at approximately Wisconsin Avenue;

generally north following said Village boundary to St. Charles

Road at approximately Addison Avenue; west on said Road to Westmore

Avenue.; north on said Avenue

to the Chicago~and Northwestern

13—

434

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Railroad

tracks;

southwest

along

said

tracks

to

Westwood

Avenue;

north

on

said

Avenue

and

its extension but

following

the

western

boundary of the Village of Villa Park to the intersection of Joyce

Avenue and North Avenue (Illinois 64); east on North Avenue

to Westwood Avenue; north on Westwood Avenue to the IJ.linois Central

Railroad tracks; northwest along said tracks to Lombard Street;

south on said Street and further south and west following the

present western boundary of the Village of Lombard and the present

southern boundary of the Village of Addison, approximately 300 feet

south of Sidney Avenue, to the intersection of Rohlwing Road

(Illinois 53) and Sidney Avenue; west on Sidney Avenue to Proposed

V.A. 61 at approximately Helen Street; north along V.A. 61 to

the Illinois Cetitral Railroad tracks; dorthwest along said tracks

to Swift Road; north on Swift Road, but following the present western

boundary of the Village of Addison, to the present local southern

boundary of the Village of Addison at approximately the northern

boundary of the southern 1/2 of the southwestern 1/4 of Section

24-40-10; west along said boundary to the present western boundary of

the Village of Addison at approximately the eastern boundary of the

western 1/2 of the southwestern 1/4 of Section 24-40-10; north

along said Village boundary to the northern boundary of Section

24-40-10; west along said section boundary to the present western

boundary of the Village of Addison, being a line approximately

parallel to and 600 feet east of the western boundary of Section

13-40-10; north along said Village boundary to the intersection

of Lake Street (U.S. 20) and Medinah Road (County 24); north

on said Road and further north along the western boundary of

Section 1-40-10 to the Cook County line; md west along said

County line to the beginning.

2.

There shall be

two

subregions within Region IV, the north

subregion

and

the south subregion.

The subregional boundary

shall be.as follows:

Beginning at the intersection of Bloomingdale Road (County 4)

and the Chicago and Northwestern Railfoad tracks (formerly the

Great Western tracks); east along said tracks to Main Street

(County 5); north on said street to North Avenue (Illinois 64);

east on said Avenue to Illinois 53; and

north on Illinois

53 to

the Regional boundary.

3.

In areas where existing sewer lines cross the regional or

subregional boundaries, the existing sewers shall be retained and

sanitary sewer service provided by the existing treatment authority.

No expansion of this sewer service by one region or subregion into

another will be permitted without the consent

of.

the affected

regional or subregional authorities or by

Board order.

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---

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4~

The regional authorities shall be the following:

North subregion

-

The Villages of Glendale Heights, Blooming-

dale and Roselle shall, pursuant to contractual or other legal

arrangement,

share or assign responsibility for the planning,

construction, operation,

and maintenance of interceptors and

other

sewers;

the planning, construction, operation, and

maintenance of sewage treatment plants; and the treatment

of wastewater originating within the north subregion~ The

Villages shall report to the Agency regarding their

arrangements as required herein within 90-days of the entry of

this Order.

Failure to comply will cause the Board to make

a

designation of the regional authority,

South subregion

-

The Villages of Glen Ellyn and Lombard shall,

pursuant to contractual or other legal arrangement and con-

sistent with their existing agreement,

share

or assign responsi-

bility for

the planning,

construction, ~operation,and maintenance

of interceptdrs and other sewers;

the planning, construction,

operation,

and maintenance of sewage treatment plants; and

the treatment of wastewater originating within the south

subregion. The Villages shall

report

to the Agency regarding

their arrangements

as required herein within 90-days.of the

entry of this Order,

Failure to comply will Oause the Board

to make

a designation of the regional authorify,

6.

The Glendale Heights and Glenbard plants shall be expanded as

necessary to meet the needs 0f the region, consistent with local

and regional plans

and State and Federal Regulations and require-

ments,

No other plants shall be expand.ed unless specifically

authorized by Board order,

7.

Plants other than Glendale Heights and Glenbard s’hail be

phased out~ Dates of such phase-outs

shall be determined by the

availability of regional interceptors or the termination~of the

present useful life of the plant, whichever last occurs,

8.

Interceptor sewers

shall be constructed

as necessary to accomplish

the phasing-out of sewage treatment plants and shall be constructed

as necessary to provide service

to presently undeve1oped~

or

unser-

viced areas within the region, consistent with local

and regional

plans

and State and Federal Regulations and requirements.

Priority

of interceptor construction shall be established to enable diver-

sion of excess flows

from plants of limited reserve capatity to

plants having adequate reserve capacity

to

accommodate such diverted

flow and to preclude the need for interim plant expansions~

13 —436

---

-11-

9.

Nothing

hereinabove

provided

shall

limit

the

requirement

of

any plant to meet present or future

Bga;d

regulations

10.

The Board shall retain jurisdiction for such further orders

as may be necessary and appropriate in the implementation of the

e.

1.

The boundary of Region V shall be as follows:

Beginning at the intersection of Butterfield Road (Illinois

56)

and

Illinois

Route

53; south on Illinois 53 to the present Downers

Grove municipal boundary at approximately Bryant Road; south-east

along the Downers Grove municipal boundary to the eastern boundary

of Section 36-39-10; south along.said section boundary

and

its

extension being.the eastern boundary of Section 1-38-10 to the

East-West Toliway; west on the East-West Tollway to proposed

V.A.

61; generally south along V.A.

61 to 7Sth Street, excluding

those portions of Lisle and Woodridge lying east of V.A.

61 and

north of 75th Street already receiving wastewater service at the

date of this order; east on 75th Street to Pain-jew Avenue; north

on Fairview Avenue to the southern boundary of Section 21-38-11;

east along said boundary for a distance of 1800 feet; north,following

a line parallel to Pairview Avenue,

to 67th Street extended west;

east on

67th

Street and its extension to Cass Avenue (County 15);

north on Cass Avenue to 35th Street; west on 35th Street to the

present western boundary of the Village of Oak Brook

(approximately

the western boundary of Section 33-39-11); north along said boundary

to 31st Street; west on 31st Street to Fairfield Avenue;

north on

said Avenue

to the East-West Tollway; generally

west-southwest along the East-West Tollway to Highland Avenue

(County 9); north on Highland Avenue to Butterfield Road

(Illinois

56); west on Butterfield Road to the present eastern boundary of

the Village of Downers Grove at approximately Main Street

extended south; north along said Village boundary to the presejit

line separating the Village of Lombard from the Village of Downers

Grove; generally west following said separation line to the western

boundary of the Village of Downers Grove, being the

eastern

boundary of Section 25-39-10; south along said Village boundary

to Butterfield Road; and west on Butterfield Road to the beginning.

2.

In

areas

where

existing

sewer lines cross the regional or

subregional boundaries, the existing sewers shall be retained and

sanitary sewer service provided by the existing treatment authority.

No expansion of this sewer service by one region or subregion into

another will be permitted without the consent of the affected regional

or subregional authorities or by Board order.

13—437

---

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3.

The

regional

authority

shall

be

the

Downers

Grove

Sanitary

District.

It

shall

be responsible for the planning, construction,

operation,

and

maintenance

of

interceptors

and

other

sewers;

the

planning,

construction,

operation,

and

maintenance

of

sewage

treatment

plants;

and

the

treatment

of

wastewater

originating

within

the

region.

4.

The regional wastewater treatment plant shall be the Downers

Grove Sanitary District plant.

S.

The Downers Grove Sanitary District plant shall be expanded as

necessary

to

meet

the

needs

of

the

region,

consistent with local and

regional plans and State and Federal Regulations and requirements.

No

other plants shall be expanded unless specifically authorized by

Board order.

6.

Plants other, than Downers Grove Sanitary District shall be

phased

out.

Dates

of

such

phase-outs

shall

be

determined

by

the

availability

of

regional

interceptors

or

the

termination of the

present useful life of the plant, whichever last occurs.

7.

Interceptors shall be constructed as necessary to accomplish

the phasing-out of lewage treatment plants and shall be constructed

as necessary to provide service to presently undeveloped or unser-

viced areas within the region, consistent with local and regional

plans and State and Federal Regulations and requirements.

Priority

of

interceptor

construction

shall’ be

established

to

enable

diversion

of

excess

flows

from plants

of

limited

reserve

capacity

to

plants

having adequate reserve capacity to accommodate such diverted flow

and to preclude the need for interim plant expansions.

8.

Nothing hereinabove provided shall limit the requirement of

any plant to meet present or future Board regulations.

9.

The Board shall retain jurisdiction for such further orders

as may be necessary

and

appropriate in the implementation of the

f.

1.

The regional boundary of Region VI shall be as follows:

Beginning at a point being the intersection

of

the DuPage

County Line and the present western boundary of the Village of

Roselle at approximately iteeney Road extended north; south along

said Village boundary to Lake Street

(U.S.

20); southeast on

said street to the eastern boundary of Section 8-40-10; south

along said boundary to the present northern boundary of the

Village of Bloomingdale at Lawrence Avenue; west along said

northern boundary to the present western boundary of the Village

of Bloomingdale at approximately Gary Avenue (County 23); south

along said western boundary to Shick Road; west on said road

13— 438

---

-13-

to

the

western

boundary

of

Section

17-40-10;

south

along

said

boundary

and

its

extension

to

Army Trail

Road

(County

11);

east

on said road to Gary Avenue; south on said avenue to the southern

boundary of the northern lit of the southeastern 114 of Section

20-40-10; east along_said boundary to Schmale Road;

south on

Schmale Road to North Avenue (Illinois 64); west on said Avenue

to a point

due

north

of the extension of Main Street; south

from

said

point

to

the

Chicago’and

Northwestern Railroad tracks

(formerly

the

Great

Western

tracks);

west

alon

g

said

tracks

to

a

point

due

north

of

Morse

Avenue;

south

from

said

point

to

Doris

Avenue;

west

on

said

Avenue

to

Gary Avenue

(County

23);

south

on

Gary

Avernie

to

the

northern

boundary

of

the

southern

1/2

of

the

southwestern

1/4

of

Section

5-39-10,

the

present

southern

boundiry

of

the

Village

of

Carol

Stream

in

Section

5-39-

10;

west

along

said

boundary

to

Pleasant

Hill

Road;

south

on

said

toad

to

Jewçll

Road

(County

27);

southwest

on

Jewefl

toad

to

the

eastern’

boundary

of Section 12-39-9; south along said

boundary

and

-its

extension

to

a

point

735.21

feet

south

of

the

northern

boundary

of

Section

24-39-9;

west from said point

to

the

western

boundary of

Section

24-39~9;south

along

said

boundary

to

the

southern

boundary

of

the

northeastern

1/4

of

Section

23-39-9;

west

along

said

boundary

to

the

111gm

Joliet

and

Eastern

Railroad

tracks;

north

along

said

tracks

and further

west

and

north

along

the

northern

boundary

of

the’ National

Accelerator

Laboratory

to

the

Kane

County

Line;

nbrth

along

said

County

Line

to

the

Cook

County

Line;

and

east

along

the

Cook

County

Line

to

the

beginning.

2.

There

shall be three subregions within Region VI, the north

subregion,

the

west

subregion,

and

the

east

subregion.

The

north

subregion

shall

be

that portion of Region VI

north of the following line:

Beginning at the intersection

of

Army

Trail

Road

(County

Highway

11)

and

the

Kane

County

Line; generally east along said Road to the Wayne

Township

east boundary line;

north along said boundary line to Shick

Road; and east along said Road to the eastern boundary of

Region VI.

The west subregion shall be that portion of tegiot~VI south

of the north subregion and west of the following

4ine:

Beginning

at

the intersection of Army Trail Road

(/County

Highway

11)

and

Fair

Oaks

Road; south on Fair Oak4 to

North Avenue (Illinois Highway 64); east on said Avenue

to County Farm Road (County Highway

43);

south

on

said

Road to the Chicago ‘thd Northwestern Railroad; generally

east along said Railroad to a point due north of the western

boundary of that portion of Carol Stream in SectiOn 5-39-10; and

south from said point to the southern boundary of Region VI.

13—439

---

-14-

The

east

subregion

shall

be

that

portion

of

Region

VI

south

of

the

north

subregion

and

east

of

the

following

line:

Beginning at the intersection of Army Trail Road

(County Highway 11) and Fair Oaks Road;

south on Fair

Oaks to North Avenue (Illinois Highway 64); east on said

Avenue to County Farm Road (County Highway 43); south on

said Road to the Chicago’ and Northwestern Railroad;

generally east along said Railroad

to

a point

due

north

of the western boundary of that portion of Carol Stream

in Section 5-39-10; and south from said point to the southern

boundary of Region VI.

3.

In areas where existing sewer lines cross the regional or

subregional boundaries, the

existing

sewers

shall

be

retained

and

sanitary sewer service provided by the

existing

treatment

authority.

No

expansion

of

tkis

sewer

service

by

one region or subregion into

another will be perpitted without the consent of the affected

4.

The regional authorities shall be the following:

North subregion

-

The Villages of Bartlett

and

Hanover

Park shall, pursuant to contractual or other legal

arrangement, share or assign responsibilIty for the

planning, construction, operation, and maintenance

of interceptors and other sewers; the planning,

construction, operation, and maintenance of sewage

treatment plants; and the treatment ,f wastewater

originating within the nor’th subregion.

The Villages

shall report to the Agency regarding their arrangements

as required herein within 90-days of the entry of this

Order.

Failure to comply will cause the Board to make

a designation of the regional ‘authority.

West

subregion

-

The

City

of

West

Chicago,

and

Village

of Winfield shall, pursuant to contractual or other

legal arrangement, share or assign responsibility for

the planning, construction, operation,

and *aintenance

of interceptors and other sewers; the planning, con-

struction, operation, and maintenance of sewage treat-

ment plants; sad the treatment of wastewater

originating within the west

subregion.

The City

and Village shall report to the Agency regarding

their arrangements as resuired herein within 90-days

of the entry of this Order.

Failure to comply will

cause the Board to make a designation of the regional

authority.

13—440

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future

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may

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necessary

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to

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pias~

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by

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a

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pre~ed

~seft

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ft

ftc

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c~er lest

ocsurs,

~,

Intercept

r

sewers

~hahl

be

co.sdacted

as

necessary

t

~cOnftsr

the

pras

ng

out

ft

se~age

reatment

pftnts

md

aft

be

construc

~ed

as

necessa~y

to

provide

service

to

uresently

indevelosed

or

unsorviced

areas

within

the

region,

consistent

with

loca~

arc

cgi~al

pians

and

State

and

F~Lra

RegulaClons

and

ru~e~

sc~ts

Pftority

of

interceptor

c

nstructi.

n

shail

be

estabii~

e

a

cna

r

B

e~don

of

excess

flows

from

plants

of

hiuit~d

reserve

cap

~i~y

to

plants

having

ftcquate

reserve

capacit

~o

accommoda~e

suco

di

dod

flow

and

to

prec~ude the

need

for

interix~ plant

j,

‘Idring

heremna~ove provided

shall

unit

the

rc~uirement

I

any

plant

to

meet

present

or

future

Board

regulations.

10.

The

Board

shall

retain

jurisdiction

for

such

furth~r

orders

as

may

be

necessary

and

appropriate

in

the

implementation

of

the

foregomng

provisions,

1116

~~rab

iii

If

any

provision

of

these

rules

or

regulations

is adjudged

invalid,

or

if

the

application

thereof

to

any

person

or

in

any

circumstance

is

adjudged

invalid,

such

invalidity

shall

not

affect

the

validity

of

this

Part

XI

as

a

whole

or

of

any

part,

sub~part,

sentence

or

clause thereof not

adjudged

invalid.

13—448

---

IT

IS

SO

ORDERED.

I,

Christan

L.

Moffett

Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Qontrol

Board,

hereby

certify

the

a~oveOtder

was

adopted

on

the~cgf”,flday

of

August,

1974 by a vote of _____________________________

~“)A.!

.L.

..~J,r~JL1~I_,

fl~Mifet’cwc

Illinois Pollution ConW#~,Board

13—449