INFORMATIONAL NOTICE!!!
IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU READ THE ENCLOSED DOCUMENTS.
NOTE:
This Administrative Citation refers to TWO separate State
of Illinois Agencies. One is the ILLINOIS POLLUTION
CONTROL BOARD located at State of Illinois Center,
100 West Randolph Street, Suite 11-500, Chicago, Illinois
60601. The other state agency is the ILLINOIS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY located at:
1021 North Grand Avenue East, P.O. Box 19276,
Springfield, Illinois 61794-9276.
If you elect to contest the enclosed Administrative citation, you must
file a
PETITION FOR REVIEW
with thirty-five (35) days of the date
the Administrative Citation was served upon you. Any such Petition
for Review must be filed with the clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
Board by either hand delivering or mailing to the Board at the address
given above. A copy of the Petition for Review should be either
hand-delivered or mailed to the Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency at the address given above and should be marked to the
ATTENTION: DIVISION OF LEGAL COUNSEL.
RE
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BEFORE THE ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
CLERK’S OFFiCE
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION
0
1
2005
STATE OF ~LLU~JOIS
Pollution Contro’ Board
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
)
PROTECTION AGENCY,
)
)
Complainant,
)
AC
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)
v.
)
(IEPA No.78-05-AC)
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JOHN R. MALLOCH,
)
)
Respondent.
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NOTICE OF FILING
To:
John R. Malloch
2572 County Road 600E
Dewey, Illinois 61840
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on this date I mailed for filing with the Clerk ofthe Pollution
Control Board ofthe State ofIllinois the following instrument(s) entitled ADMINISTRATIVE
CITATION, AFFIDAVIT, and OPEN DUMP INSPECTION CHECKLIST.
Respectfully submitted,
Special Assistant Attorney General
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
1021 North Grand Avenue East
P.O. Box 19276
Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276
(217)782-5544
Dated: April
5, 2005
THIS
FILING
SUBMITFED ON RECYCLED
PAPER
~ECE~JVED
CLERK’S OFRCE
BEFORE THE ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
APR 072005
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION
STATE OF
ILUNOIS
Pollution Control Board
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
)
PROTECTION AGENCY,
Complainant,
)
AC
0 S
V.
)
(IEPA No. 78-05-AC)
JOHN R. MALLOCH,
Respondent.
JURISDICTION
This Administrative Citation is issued pursuant to the authority vested in the Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency by Section 31.1 of the Illinois Environmental Protection Act, 415
ILCS 5/31.1 (2002).
FACTS
1.
That John R. Malloch (“Respondent”) is the present owner and operator of a facility
located at 2572 County Road 600E, Dewey, Champaign County, Illinois. The property is commonly
known to the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency as Dewey/Malioch, John R.
2.
That said facility is an open dump operating without an Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency Operating Permit and is designated with Site Code No. 01980500002.
3.
That Respondent has owned and operated said facility ataft times’pertinent-hereto.
4.
That on March 2, 2005, Mike Mullins of the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency’s
Champaign Regional Office inspected the above-described facility. A copy of his inspection report
setting forth the results of said inspection is attached hereto and made a part hereof.
VIOLATIONS
Based upon direct observations made by Mike Mullins during the course of his March 2,
2005 inspection of the above-named facility, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has
determined that Respondent has violated the Illinois Environmental Protection Act (hereinafter, the
“Act”) as follows:
(1)
That Respondent caused or allowed the open dumping of waste in a manner
resulting in litter, a violation of Section
2l(p)(1)
of the Act, 415 ILCS 5/21(p)(1)
(2002).
(2)
That Respondent caused or allowed the open dumping of waste in a manner
resulting in open burning, a violation of Section 21(p)(3) of the Act, 415 ILCS
5/2l(p)(3) (2002).
(3)
That Respondents caused or allowed the open dumping of waste in a manner
resulting in deposition of general construction or demolition debris or clean
construction ordemolition debris, a violation of Section 21(p)(7)oftheAct,415 ILCS
5/21 (p)(7) (2002).
CIVIL PENALTY
Pursuant to Section 42(b)(4-5) of the Act, 415 ILCS 5/42(b)(4-5) (2002), Respondent is
subject to a civil penalty of One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($1 ,500.00) for each of the
violations identified above, for a total of Four Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($4,500.00). If
Respondent elects not to petition the Illinois Pollution Control Board, the statutory civil penalty
specified above shall be due and payable no later than May 15,2005, unless otherwise provided by
order of the Illinois Pollution Control Board.
2
If Respondent elects to contest this Administrative Citation by petitioning the Illinois Pollution
Control Board in accordance with Section 31.1 of the Act, 415 ILCS 5/31.1 (2002), and if the Illinois
Pollution Control Board issues a finding of violation as alleged herein, after an adjudicatory hearing,
Respondent shall be assessed the associated hearing costs incurred by the Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency and the Illinois Pollution Control Board. Those hearing costs shall be assessed
in addition to the One Thousand Five Hundred Dollar ($1,500.00) statutory civil penalty for each
violation.
Pursuant to Section 31.1 (d)(1) of the Act, 415 ILCS 5/31.1 (d)(1) (2002), if Respondent fails
to petition or elects not to petition the Illinois Pollution Control Board for review of this Administrative
Citation within thirty-five (35) days of the date of service, the Illinois Pollution Control Board shall
adopt a final order, which shall include this Administrative Citation and findings of violation as
alleged herein, and shall impose the statutory civil penalty specified above.
When payment is made, Respondent’s check shall be made payable to the Illinois
Environmental Protection Trust Fund and mailed to the attention of Fiscal Services, Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency, 1021 North Grand Avenue East, P.O. Box 19276, Springfield,
Illinois 62794-9276. Along with payment, Respondent shall complete and return the enclosed
Remittance Form to ensure proper documentation of payment.
If any civil penalty and/or hearing costs are not paid within the time prescribed byorder ofthe
Illinois Pollution Control Board, interest on said penalty and/or hearing costs shall be assessed
against the Respondent from the date payment is due up to and including the date that payment is
received. The Office of the Illinois Attorney General may be requested to initiate proceedings
against Respondent in Circuit Court to collect said penalty and/or hearing costs, plus any interest
accrued.
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PROCEDURE FOR CONTESTING THIS
ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION
Respondent has the right to contest this Administrative Citation pursuant to and in
accordance with Section 31.1 of the Act, 415 ILCS 5/31/1 (2002). If Respondent elects to contest
this Administrative Citation, then Respondent shall file a signed Petition for Review, including a
Notice of Filing, Certificate of Service, and Notice of Appearance, with the Clerk of the Illinois
Pollution Control Board, State of Illinois Center, 100 West Randolph, Suite 11-500, Chicago, Illinois
60601. A copy of said Petition for Review shall be filed with the Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency’s Division of Legal Counsel at 1021 North Grand Avenue East, P.O. Box 19276, Springfield,
Illinois 62794-9276. Section 31.1 of the Act provides that any Petition for Review shall be filed within
thirty-five (35) days of the date of service of this Administrative Citation or the Illinois Pollution
Control Board shall enter a default judgment against the Respondent.
R~w~C
Date: ~4(51D5
Renee Cipriano, Director
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Prepared by:
Susan E. Konzelmann, Legal Assistant
Division of Legal Counsel
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
1021 North Grand Avenue East
P.O. Box 19276
Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276
(217)782-5544
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REMITTANCE FORM
CLERK’S OFFICE
APR 072085
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
)
PROTECTION AGENCY
)
PollutionSTATE
OFControlILLINOISBoard
Complainant,
)
AC
v.
)
(IEPA No. 78-05-AC)
JOHN R.MALLOCH,
)
Respondent.
FACILITY:
Dewey/Malloch, John R.
SITE CODE NO.:
0198050002
COUNTY:
Champaign
CIVIL PENALTY:
$4,500.00
DATE OF INSPECTION:
March 2, 2005
DATE REMITTED:
SS/FEIN NUMBER:
SIGNATURE:
NOTE
Please enter the date of your remittance, your Social Security number (SS) if an individual or
Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) if a corporation, and sign this Remittance Form. Be
sure your check is enclosed and mail, along with Remittance Form, to Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency, Attn.: Fiscal Services, P.O. Box 19276, Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276.
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CLERK’S OFFICE
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
AFFIDAVIT
STATE
APR
OF
072005
ILLINOIS
Pollution Control Board
IN THE MATTER OF:
)
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL
)
PROTECTION AGENCY,
)
Complainant,
)
)
IEPA DOCKET NO.
)
JOHN MALLOCH,
)
Respondent,
)
Affiant, Mike Mullins, being first duly sworn, voluntarily deposes and states as follows:
1. Affiant is a field inspector employed by the Land Pollution Control Division of the
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and has been so employed at all times pertinent
hereto.
2. On March 2, 2005, between
2:35
P.M. and 3:30 P.M., Affiant conducted an inspection of
the site in Douglas County, Illinois, known as the John R. Malloch site, Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency Site No. 0198050002.
3. Affiant inspected said JoIm R. Malloch site by an on-site inspection, which included
walking the site.
4. As a result of the activities referred to in Paragraph 3 above, Affiant completed the
Inspection Report form attached hereto and made a part hereof, which, to the best ofAffiant’s
knowledge and belief, is an accurate representation ofAffiant’s observations and factual
conclusions with respect to the John R. Malloch site.
Subscribed and Sworn to before me
Mike Mullins
this
ie~”
day of
A4ajc
\“~
Notary Public
~
Responsible Party
Mailing Address(es)
and Phone
Number(s):
ILLINOIS ENVIRONI’AENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Open Dump Inspection Checklist
County:
Champaign
LPC#:
0198050002
Region:
4 - Champaign
Location/Site Name:
Dewey/Malloch, John R.
Date:
03/02/2005 Time: From 2:35 P.M. To 3:30 P.M. Previous Inspection Date:
Inspector(s):
Mike Mullins
Weather: Clear, 45 degrees, Muddy
No. of Photos Taken: # 4
Est. Amt. of Waste: UKN
yds3 Samples Taken: Yes #
No ~
Interviewed:
John R. Malloch, Owner
Complaint #: C05-1 15-OH
John R. Malloch
2572 County Rd. 600E.
Dewey, IL 61840
217/897-1573
lIAR
1 5 2005
‘EPA/RhT
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~TlON
DE
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RIPTION
1.
9(a)
CAUSE, THREATEN OR ALLOW AIR POLLUTION IN ILLINOIS
2.
9(c)
CAUSE OR ALLOW OPEN BURNING
3.
12(a)
CAUSE, THREATEN OR ALLOW WATER POLLUTION IN ILLINOIS
4.
12(d)
CREATE A WATER POLLUTION HAZARD
EJ
5.
21(a)
CAUSE OR ALLOW OPEN DUMPING
6.
.
21(d)
CONDUCT ANY WASTE-STORAGE, WASTE-TREATMENT, OR WASTE- DISPOSAL
OPERATION:
(1)
Without a
Permit
(2)
In
Violation
of Any Regulations or Standards Adopted by the Board
7.
21(e)
DISPOSE, TREAT, STORE, OR ABANDON ANY WASTE, OR TRANSPORT ANY
.
.
8.
21(p)
CAUSE OR ALLOW THE OPEN DUMPING OF ANY WASTE IN A MANNER WHICH RESULTS
.
(1)
Litter
(2)
Scavenging
(3)~
Open Burning
Z
(4)
Deposition of Waste in Standing or Flowing Waters
LI
(5)
Proliferation of Disease Vectors
LI
(6)
Standing or Flowing Liquid Discharge from the Dump Site
E
Revised 06/18/2001
(Open Dump
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1)
LPC#
0198080002
Inspection Date:
03/02/2005
(7)
Deposition of General Construction or Demolition Debris; or Clean Construction or
.
9.
55(a)
NO PERSON SHALL:
(1)
Cause or Allow Open Dumping of Any Used or Waste
Tire
I ~
(2)
Used or Waste Tire
10.
FAILURE TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO DEVELOP AND
812.101 (a)
OPERATE A LANDFILL
11.
722.111
HAZARDOUS WASTE DETERMINATION
12.
808.121
SPECIAL WASTE DETERMINATION
ACCEPTANCE OF SPECIAL WASTE FROM AWASTE TRANSPORTER WITHOUT A
WASTE HAULING PERMIT, UNIFORM WASTE PROGRAM REGISTRATION AND
13.
809.302(a
PERMIT AND/OR MANIFEST
EREM
14.
LI
APPARENT VIOLATION OF: (El) PCB; (LI) CIRCUIT COURT
CASE NUMBER:
ORDER ENTERED ON:
15.
OTHER:
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Signature of Inspector(s)
Informational Notes
1.
Illinois Environmental Protection Act: 415 ILCS 5/4.
2.
Illinois Pollution Control Board: 35 III. Adm. Code, Subtitle G.
3. Statutory and regulatory references herein are provided for convenience -onlyand shoutd not-be construed as legal
conclusions of the Agency or as limiting the Agency’s statutory or regulatory powers. Requirements of some statutes
and regulations cited are in summary format. Full text of requirements can be found in references listed in 1. and 2.
above.
4. The provisions of subsection (p) of Section 21 of the Illinois Environmental Protection Act shall be enforceable either
by administrative citation under Section 31.1 of the Act or by complaint under Section 31 of the Act.
5.
This inspection was conducted in accordance with Sections 4(c) and 4(d) of the Illinois Environmental Protection Act:
415 ILCS
514(c)
and (d).
6. Items marked with an “NE’ were not~evaIuatedat the time of this inspection.
Revised 06/18/2001
(Open Dump
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2)
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Bureau of Land+Field Operations Section.Champaign
0198050002--Champaign County
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Dewey/Malloch, John R.
Complaint #: C05-115-CH
Inspection Date: March 2, 2005
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Inspector: Mike Mullins
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FOS File
2005
General Comments:
GIS Data: Latitude-N 40.24554 ~, Longitude-W
O88.34393~
(Garmin GPSMAP S76) EPE
+1-
22.0’
Ownership:
Ownership ofthe property is determined by interview with Mr. Malloch and
deed.
On January 12, 2005, the Governor’s Office ofCitizen’s Assistance received a citizen’s
complaint ofopen dumping, drums floating in creek, and leaking fluids from vehicles and
machinery. The JEPA Champaign Regional Office received the complaint on February 17,
2005. The site is located near the intersection of 600E and 2550N, Section 30, Condit
Township, Champaign County.
The purpose ofthis inspection was to determine regulatory status and evaluate compliance
with the Environmental Protection Act (Act) and Title 35 illinois Administrative Code,
Subtitle G: Land Pollution (Regulations).
March 2,
2005
Observations:
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I arrived at the property about 2:35 pm, the weather was clear, 45 degrees, northwest breeze at
5
mph, and conditions were wet and muddy. I entered the site from 2550N road and observed
smoke to the north of 2550 road and on the site.
•
Upon arrival to the area, I could hear a tractor operating on the site. As I exited the vehicle
and walked north toward the smoke, Mr. Malloch met me on the site while driving a tractor. I
introduced myself and the purpose ofmy visit was to investigate a citizen’s complaint.
I conducted an informal interview ofMr. Malloch. Mr. Malloch stated that he owned the
property and has operated a “recycling” business on this site for many years. Mr. Malloch
stated that he has permits from the county (Champaign) zoning to operate as a recycler. He
stated that he recycles metals from cars, in which he shipped a load that day to Peoria. Mr.
Malloch also stated that he recycles “Bumper Wraps”, the composite material covering
vehicle bumpers and recycles mobile homes.
Mr. Malloch stated that he recovers the copper and aluminum from old mobile homes. I
observed several mobile home frames on the site. 1 inquired about the fire that was producing
the smoke and Mr. Malloch stated that people dump furniture on the site when he is not there.
Mr. Malloch thought it was a sofaburning.
I asked Mr. Malloch ifhe was any relation to a Mr. Dick Malloch that had a site near Fisher
Illinois in the 1980’s and also had some violations. He stated that he was. I asked if that was
family and he stated “yes”. He then stated that his middle name is Richard and the name Dick
has been used in the past. This confirmed that I was dealing with the same person that owned
the Fisher site.
I explained to Mr. Malloch that I needed to look around and check out the fire. He stated
“OK” and followed me on his tractor as I walked to the area ofthe fire. Observed was smoke
coming from a pile of metal that once was possibly a sofa (photo 1) or piece of furniture. I did
not observe any flames but the material in the pile was still hot.
I explained to Mr. Malloch that the only thing he is allowed to burn is landscape waste and
brush. I also cautioned Mr. Malloch about any burning on this site as it would give the
appearance ofthe burning ofwaste and citizens will not know the difference between
landscape waste and junk and still file a complaint ofopen burning.
Adjacent to the small burn pile was observed an area approximately 250 feet in diameter that
contained mixed debris (photo 2). The debris consisted ofbrick, metal, partially burned
woods, plastics, and what appeared to be fiber insulation or clothing. This appeared to be the
area where mobile homes are salvaged as mobile home frames were observed to the west of
this location.
I asked Mr. Malloch how he handles tires from the automobiles he sends to recycling. Mr.
Malloch stated that he removes the tires before sending the vehicles to Peoria. I asked what
happens to the tires, Mr. Malloch stated that he takes the tires to Mr. B.’ in Thomasboro,
Illinois. Mr. Malloch asked me if it was ok to take the tires to Mr. B. I stated as long as Mr. E.
is registered with the IEPA that it would be OK but that I was unable to directly answer that
because I was unfamiliar with the situation at Mr. E.’s in Thomasboro. I did explain that
unless Mr. Malloch is a registered tire hauler with the State ofIllinois that a generator could
not haul more than 20 tires at a time.
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Tires were observed on the site (photo 3). It is unknown how many tires are on this site. I was
able to walk a very small area ofthe site. Approximately 1110th ofthe site was observed
during this inspection. An additional 9/1 Oths ofthe site was located to the north of the small
area I observed on the south side ofthe property.
I asked Mr. Malloch how he handled the fluids that were in the vehicles that he recycled. He
stated that the gasoline is what he was concerned about and that he removed the gasoline
tanks and poured the gasoline into drums. I asked Mr. Malloch what happened to the drums
and he stated that a man picks up the drums and mixes the gasoline with used oil and burns
the mixture in a space heater. I asked Mr: Malloch about how many gallons or drums of
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drums and observed very few automobiles on site as the automobile activity appeared to take.
place north ofthe area I walked.
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I explained to Mr. Malloch that I would be unable to walk the entire site on this visit as it
appeared larger than I anticipated. Mr. Malloch stated that I could come back and walk more
ofthe site but I should call to make sure that he is there and not someplace else when I chose
to return to the site. Mr. Malloch then gave me his business card.
I did observe that there is a creek to the north ofthe area that I walked and the creek separated
the north area and the south areas of this site.
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As Iwas leaving the site, I observed an areawhere burning has occurred in the past. The area
was adjacent to 2550 North Road at the entrance ofthe site (photo 4).
I leftthe site at about 3:30 p.m.
Apparent violations observed during this inspection:
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Environmental
Protection Act.
415
ILCS
5/1
et. Seq. (formerly
Ill. Rev. Stat. Ch. 1111/2,
1001 et. Seq.) hereinafter call the “Act”
#1.
Pursuant to Section 9(a) ofthe Act. Cause, threaten, or allow air pollution in Illinois.
A violation of Section 9(a) is alleged for the following reason: Evidence
of open
burning, which would cause or tend to air pollution in Illinois was observed
during this inspection.
#2
Pursuant to Section 9(c) of
the Act.
No
one shall cause or allow open burning.
A
violatiOn of Section 9(c) is alleged for the following reason: Evidence
ofopen
burning of waste was observed at the site during this inspection.
#3
Pursuant to Section 2
1(a) ofthe Act,
no
person shall cause or allow the open dumping
ofany waste.
A violation of Section 21(a)
is alleged for the following reason:
evidence-of open
dumping ofwaste including furniture, insulation, scrap wood (dimensional
lumber), paper and plastics were observed during the inspection.
#4
Pursuant to Section 21(d)(1) ofthe Act, no person shall conduct any waste-storage,
waste-treatment, or waste-disposal operation without a permit granted by the Agency.
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A violation ofSection 21(d)(1) is alleged for the following reason: waste disposal
and/or storage operation was conducted without a permit granted by the Agency.
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#5
- Pursuant to Section 21 (d)(2) of the Act, no person shall conduct any waste-storage,
waste-treatment, orwaste-disposal operation in violation ofregulations adopted by the
Illinois Pollution Control Board.
A violation of Section 21(d)(2) is alleged for the following reason: a waste disposal
and/or storage operation was conducted in violation of regulations adopted by
the Illinois Pollution Control Board.
#6
Pursuant to Section 21(e) ofthe Act. No
person shall dispose, treat, ~tore, or abandon
any waste, or transport any waste into this
State for disposal, treatment, storage or
abandonment except at a site or facility
which
meets the requirements of the Act and
ofRegulations
and
Standards thereunder.
A violation of Section 2 1(e) is alleged for the following reason: Wastes were being
stored and/or disposed of at this facility which does not meet the requirements of
the Act and regulations & standards, thereunder.
#7
Pursuant to Section 21Q)(1) ofthe Act,.no one shall cause or allow the open dumping
of
any
waste in a manner whichresults in litter.
A violation ofSection 21(p)(l) is alleged for the following reason: evidence of open
dumping resulting in litter was observed during the inspection.
#8
Pursuant to Section 21(p)(3) of the Act. No person shall cause or allow the open
dumping ofany waste
in a manner which results in open burning at the dump site.
A violation ofSection 21 (p)(3) is alleged for the following reason: Evidence of open
dumping of wastes resulting in open burning was observed during the inspection
of this site.
#9
Pursuant to Section 21(p)(7) of the Act. No person shall cause or allow the open
dumping of any waste in a manner which results in the deposition of general
construction or demolition debris; or clean construction or demolition debris.
A violation of Section 21Q)(7) is alleged for -the following reason: Evidence
of open
dumping and/or storage of wastes resulting in the deposition -of general
demolition debris was observed during the inspection of this site.
#10
Pursuant to Section
55(a)(1)
ofthe
Act.
No person shall cause or allow the open
dumping of
any
used or waste tire.’
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A violation of Section
55(a)(1)
is alleged for the following reason: Evidence of open
dumping of used or waste tires was observed during the inspection.
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35 Illinois Administrative Code. (Title 35: Environmental Protection, Subtitle G: Land
Pollution, Chapter I: Pollution Control Board) Regulations
#11
Pursuant to Section 8 12.101(a) ofthe Regulations, all persons, except those
specifically exempted by Section 2 1(d) ofthe Act, shall submit to the Agency an
application for a permit to develop and operate a landfill.
A violation ofSection 812.101(a) is alleged for the following reason:
this waste
storage site has not submitted an application to the Agency for a permit to
develop and operate a landfill.
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Illinois Environmental
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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS
LPC #0198050002
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Champaign County
Dewey/Malloch, John R.
FOS File
DATE:
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March 2, 2005
TIME: 2:58 PM
DIRECTION: East
PHOTO by: Mike Mullins
PHOTO FILE NAME:
0198050002-03022005-001 .jpg
COMMENTS:
DATE: March 2, 2005
TIME: 2:58 PM
DIRECTION: Northeast
PHOTO by: Mike Mullins
PHOTO FILE NAME:
0198050002—03022005-002.jpg
COMMENTS:
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Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Bureau of Land
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS
LPC #0198050002
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Champaign County
Dewey/Malloch, John R.
FOS File
DATE:
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March 2, 2005
TIME: 3:10 PM
DIRECTION: East
PHOTO by: Mike Mullins
PHOTO FILE NAME:
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COMMENTS:
DATE: March 2, 2005
TIME: 3:17 PM
DIRECTION: East
PHOTO by: Mike Mull-ins
PHOTO FILE NAME:
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COMMENTS:
PROOF OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that I did on the 5th day ofApril 2005, send by Certified Mail, Return Receipt
Requested, with postage
thereon
fully
prepaid,
by depositing in a United States Post OfficeBox a true
and correct copy of the following instrument(s) entitled ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION,
AFFIDAVIT, and’OPEN DUMP INSPECTION CHECKLIST
To:
John R. Malloch
2572 County Road 600E
Dewey, Illinois 61840
and the original and nine (9) true and correct copies ofthe same foregoing instruments on the same
date by Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested, with postage thereon fully prepaid
To:
Dorothy Gunn, Clerk
Pollution Control Board
James R. Thompson Center
100 West Randolph Street, Suite 11-500
Chicago, Illinois 60601
Special Assistant Attorney-General
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
1021 North Grand Avenue East
P.O. Box 19276
Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276
(217)
782-5544
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