District
Office
180
South Eastwood
Drive
Woodstock,
IL
60098
(815) 334-0063
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Springfield Office
249-E Stratton
Office Building
Springfield,
IL 62706
(217)
782-1717
(217)
557-2118
Fax
August 9, 2004
Illinois Pollution Control Board
James R. Thompson Center
100 W. Randolph Street, Suite 11-500
Chicago, IL
60601
To whom it may concern,
STATE
OF
ILLINOIS
JACK
D.
FRANKS
STATE
REPRESENTATIVE
•
63RD DIsTRIcT
Committees
Chairman
State Government Administration
Task
Force on
Prescription Drugs
Member
Aging
Appropriations: Public Safety
E-Mail
jack~jackfranks.org
RECEtVED
OLERK~SOFFICE
AUG
16
2004
STATE OF ILLINOIS
PollutIon
Control Board
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I submit this letter ofsupport
of Falcon Waste. & Recycling Inc.’s
petition for an adjusted
standard.
I believe this issue has been addressed under the statutory definition ofrecycling
‘...any process by which materials that would otherwise be
disposed ofor discarded are
collected, separated
or processed and returned to the economic mainstream in the form ofraw
materials or products...”
It is clearly stated that Flacon’s materials are a recycled commodity,
not waste.
This process should be considered a legitimate recycling process, not waste handling or waste
disposal, and therefore the petitioners should not be required to
obtain waste handling permits.
Falcon’s process involves collecting post manufacturing shingle material, grinding them down in
size, top create a recycled content commodity, “Eclipse Dust Control”.
This newproduct made from recycled material not only saves our depleting
—
nonrenewable
landfill space but also saves our citizens money and when using “Eclipse Dust Control” over
costly alternatives which
enables more people to save our air quality by eliminating particulate
matter from entering our air space
For the well being ofthe environment and our citizen’s tax dollars, I askthat you favorably
consider the adjusted standard submitted,
by Falcon Waste & Recycling, Inc
63Id
Distnct
Waste & Recycling
RECYCLED PAPER
•
SOYBEAN
INKS