ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

October 31,

1990

VILLAGE OF SENECA,

)

Petitioner,

v.

)

PCB 90—194

)

(Variance)

ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL

)

PROTECTION AGENCY,

)

Respondent.

ORDER OF THE BOARD

(by J. Theodore Meyer):

On October 25,

1990,

the Village of Seneca filed a petition

for

variance

from

restricted

status

due

to

violations

of

the

radium-226

and radium-228

standards.

The petition

is

accepted.

The Board notes,

however,

that on page

7 of the petition,

Seneca

asks that the testimony

of Dr.

Richard

E.

Toohey and Dr.

James

Stebbins,

and supporting exhibits,

in R85-l4 Proposed Amendments

to Public Water Supply Regulations be incorporated by reference.

Pursuant to Section 101.106 of its procedural rules, the Board will

only incorporate materials

from another Board proceeding

if the

material which is to be incorporated is actually provided.’

The

Board does, however, take notice of any discussion or conclusions

contained in its prior opinions and orders without requiring actual

incorporation

of the material.

Therefore,

if

Seneca wants

the

Board

to actually incorporate the material,

it must provide that

material pursuant to Section 101.106.

If Seneca does not provide

the material, the Board will assume that it does not want actual

incorporation.

IT IS SO ORDERED.

I,

Dorothy N.

Gunn,

Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control

Board,

hereby

certify that the

above

Order was

adopted

on the

.5/’~

day of

________________,

1990,

by a vote of

~—c’

Dorothy M.4unn,

Clerk

Illinois Pàllution Control Board

1

The Board notes that it

has adopted new procedural

rules

since the 1982 version referred to in Seneca’s petition.

A copy

of these new rules will be sent to Seneca with this order.

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