ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
August 22,
 1991
PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF ILLINOIS,
Complainant,
PCB 89—157(B)
v.
 )
 (Enforcement)
CLYBOURN METAL FINISHING CO.,
 )
)
Respondent.
ORDER OF THE BOARD
 (by
J.
D.
 Dunielle):
On July 11,
 1991,
 the Board found that Respondent Clybourn
Metal had violated Ill. Rev. Stat.
 1989,
 ch.
 111-1/2, par. 1009(b)
and
 35
 Ill.
 Adni.
 Code 201.143
 in that the company operated
 and
released emissions into the air without
 a permit between May 17,
1987 and August
 25,
 1989.
 Moreover,
 we found that Clybourn had
violated the Act knowingly and therefore came under the purview of
Section 42(f).
 Accordingly, we established docket
 (B)
 in order to
ascertain the costs and fees incurred by the Attorney General in
prosecuting this case.
 On August
 9,
 1991,
 the Attorney General
filed an affidavit of costs stating that the amount expended
 in
this action totaled $2,741.80.
 Accordingly, we order Respondent
to pay these costs.
ORDER
1.
 It is hereby ordered that within thirty days
 (30) of the date
 of this Order, Clybourn Metal Finishing Company,
 Inc.
 shall,
by certified check or money
 order,
 payable
 to the state
 of
Illinois and designated for deposit into the Hazardous Waste
Fund,
 pay as compensation for hearing costs incurred by the
Attorney General, the amount of $2,741.80 which shall be sent
to:
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Fiscal Service Division
2200 Churchill Road
Springfield, Illinois
 62706
Clybourn
 Metal
 shall
 also
 write
 its
 Federal
 Employer
Identification
 Number
 or
 Social
 Security
 Number
 of
 the
certified check or money order.
Any such penalty not paid within the time prescribed shall
incur
 interest
 at the
 rate
 set
 forth
 in subsection
 (a)
 of
Section 1003 of the Illinois Income Tax Act,
 (Ill. Rev. Stat.,
1989,
 ch.
 120,
 par.
 10—1003),
 as now or hereafter amended,
from
 the
 date
 payment
 is
 due
 until
 the
 date
 payment
 is
received.
 Interest shall not accrue during the pendency of
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an appeal during which payment of the penalty has been stayed.
2.
 This docket is hereby closed.
Section
 41
 of
 the Environmental Protection Act,
 Ill.
 Rev.
Stat.
 1989,
 ch.
 111—1/2,
 par.
 1041 provides
 for appeal of Final
Orders of the Board within 35 days.
 The rules of the Supreme Court
of Illinois establish filing requirements.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
J.
 Marlin
 and
 J.
 Anderson
 dissented.
 J.
 Theodore
 Meyer
concurred.
I,
 Dorothy M. Gunn,
 Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
Board hereby certify that
t4~
above Order has been adopted on the
day of
_____________________,
 1991 by a vote of
~7.
 Dorothy M.
 nn, Clerk
Illinois Pollution Control Board
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