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at
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100 Nest
flandolph
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Chicago,
Illinois,
before
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Otficer,
a
transcript
of
a
December
16,
1091,
10:00
o~clock
a.m.
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Suite 11—500,
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APPEARANCES:
Mr. Richard icissel
Na.
Lisa Anderson
Gardner, Carton
& Douglas
321 North Clark Street
Chicago,
Illinois 60610—4795
appeared for the Petitioner;
Na. Lisa
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Assistant Counsel
Water Pollution Control
2200 Churchill Road
Springfield,
Illinois 52704—9276
appeared for the Respondent.
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O!t’TC9R HANDZEL:
t will
call
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I am Elizabeth Randzel,
the stand—in Hearing Officer for this
proceeding.
This is PCB 91—17,
B. F. Goodrich
versus the Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency.
This is an appeal
of permit
conditions.
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the regular Hearing Officer
has been detained for some reason,
so
I am
stepping in.
I believe
I will let the parties take
over
now.
Tn.
ItIRSEL:
fly name is Richard TUssel,
I represent
the petitioner
in
this matter.
To
my left
is Lisa z~nderson, who
is with the
same
firm,
Gardner, Carton
& Douglas.
This was to be the
second day of hearing
on this matter.
Since the last hearing
on
November 19th,
representatives
of
B.
F.
Goodrich and the &gency have met
and have
discussed
a resolution of this matter.
tie actually met last Thursday,
the 12th
of December
in Sprinqfield.
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a result
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Protection Agency.
And as ~4r.!issel has just
recounted,
we met on Thursday and have come to
a resolution which the Agency believes is
in
the best interest
of the environment
in this
case.
As
flr. Kissel has indicated,
further
papers will be filed with
the Board which will
continue this settlement process which we began
on Thursday.
HEARING O!’FICER RANDZEL:
Off the
record, please.
(Discussion had off the record.)
R’t~RITmOflICIV
RANDZEL:
On
the record.
That’s
it.
Thank you very much.
There were no
members of
the public.
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hereby
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that
he
is
the Certified
Shorthand
fleporter
who
reported
in
shorthand
the
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bad
in
the
above—entitled
matter
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and
that
the
foregoing
isa
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and
correct
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said
proceedings.
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