ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
    March
    14,
    1972
    LLOYD A FRY ROOFING CO.
    v.
    )
    #
    71—4
    ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
    REVEREND LOUIS
    HEMMERICH
    V.
    )
    ~
    71—33
    LLOYD
    A
    FRY
    ROOFING
    CO.
    ENVI RON MENTAL
    PROTECTION
    AGENCY
    v.
    )
    It
    72—85
    LLOYD
    A
    PRY
    ROOFING
    CO.
    Order
    ~
    the
    Board
    (by
    Mr.
    Currie)
    Our
    earlier
    order
    in
    two
    of these cases
    among other
    things
    erovided
    for
    an
    additional
    hearing
    to
    be
    held
    after
    the
    installation
    of
    initial
    control
    equipment
    in
    order
    to
    determine
    whether
    or
    not
    it
    was
    sufficient
    to
    eliminate
    the
    odor
    nuisance.
    Fry
    having
    reported
    this
    installation,
    we
    have
    scheduled
    that
    hearing.
    Fry
    wrote
    to
    the
    Hearing
    Officer,
    disouting
    our
    jurisdiction
    to
    hold
    the
    hearing
    because
    of
    a
    pending
    appeal
    from
    our
    original
    order.
    The
    filing
    of
    an appeal does
    not oust
    us
    of
    jurisdiction,
    and an application for stay pending appeal
    was
    denied
    by
    the
    Appellate
    Court.
    We
    construe
    the
    letter
    as
    a motion for dismissal or postponement
    of the hearing,
    and
    hereby deny
    it.
    The hearing will proceed.
    Meanwhile
    the Agency has filed
    a new complaint against Fry
    with
    resr~ectto alleged construction without
    a permit.
    A hear-
    ing
    is mandatory,
    and the Agencv~smotion to consolidate
    the
    new
    case with
    the
    old
    is hereby granted
    in order to economize
    time and effort
    for
    all concerned.
    I,
    Christan
    Meffett,
    Clerk of the Pollution Control Board, certify
    that
    the
    Board
    adopted
    the above Order this
    14th
    day of March,
    1972,
    by
    a vote
    of
    4—0.
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