BEFORE THE
    ILLINOIS POLLUTION
    CONTROL
    BOARD
    DEC
    29
    2008
    STATE
    OF
    lLUk1
    COUNTY OF WILL,
    )
    Pollution
    Contro?’d
    Complainant,
    )
    vs.
    )
    AC 09
    )
    )
    GLOVER
    FAMILY TRUST, ELAiNE D.
    )
    GLOVER, GLEN K.
    GLOVER,
    )
    )
    Respondents.
    )
    NOTICE OF FILING
    TO:
    GLOVER FAMILY TRUST,
    under trust agreement dated February 26, 2003,
    do
    co-trustee Glen K. Glover, 333 W.
    Benton Ave., Naperville, IL 60540;
    GLEN K.
    GLOVER,
    333
    W.
    Benton Ave., Naperville, IL 60540; and
    ELAiNE D. GLOVER, 333 W.
    Benton Ave., Naperville, IL 60540
    PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
    that on this 24day of December, 2008, I cause
    to be
    mailed via overnight delivery for filing with the Office of the
    Clerk of the
    Illinois
    Pollution Control
    Board, the Complaint for Administrative Citation, a copy of which
    is
    herewith served upon you.
    Assistant State’s Attorney
    Will County State’s Attorney’s
    Office
    121 N.
    Chicago
    St.
    Joliet, Illinois 60432
    815/727-8453

    BEFORE THE
    ILLINOIS POLLUTION
    COUNTY OF
    WILL,
    vs.
    Complainant,
    GLOVER
    FAMILY
    TRUST,
    ELAiNE
    D.
    GLOVER,
    GLEN K.
    GLOVER,
    Respondents.
    )
    )
    )
    )
    )
    )
    )
    )
    )
    )
    RECEVED
    CLERK’S
    OFFICE
    CONTROL
    BOARD
    DEC
    29
    2008
    STATE
    OF
    ILUNOIS
    PoUut
    IOfl
    Control
    Board
    AC09
    .
    APPEARANCE
    I hereby
    file my
    appearance on behalf
    of
    the COUNTY
    OF WILL, a body
    corporate and
    politic, in this
    proceeding.
    Lie D.
    Manning,
    Assistant State’s
    Attorney
    Will
    County State’s
    Attorney’s Office
    121 N.
    Chicago
    St.
    Joliet, IL 60432
    815/727-8453

    ECEVED
    CLERKIS
    OFFICE
    BEFORE THE
    ILLINOIS
    POLLUTION
    CONTROL BOARD
    ADMINISTRATIVE
    CITATION
    DEC
    29
    2008
    STATE
    OF
    IWNOI
    COUNTY OF
    WILL,
    )
    POUUtIon
    Control
    8oad
    Complainant,
    )
    vs.
    )
    ACO9
    )
    )
    GLOVER
    FAMILY
    TRUST,
    ELAINE
    D.
    )
    GLOVER, GLEN
    K. GLOVER,
    )
    )
    Respondent.
    )
    ADMINISTRATIVE
    CITATION
    NOW
    COMES
    the complainant,
    the COUNTY
    OF WILL,
    a body
    corporate
    and
    politic,
    through its State’s
    Attorney James
    W.
    Glasgow,
    by one
    of
    his assistants,
    Melanie
    D.
    Manning,
    and for
    its Administrative Citation
    against
    the GLOVER
    FAMILY TRUST,
    EALINE D.
    GLOVER, an
    individual and
    co-trustee,
    and
    GLEN K.
    GLOVER, an
    individual and
    co-trustee, states
    as follows:
    JURISDICTION
    This
    Administrative
    Citation
    is issued
    pursuant to
    authority vested
    in the Illinois
    Environmental
    Protection
    Agency
    by
    415
    ILCS
    5/1, et.
    seq.,
    specifically
    415 ILCS
    5/3
    1.1.
    FACTS
    1.
    The
    respondents, the
    GLOVER
    FAMILY
    TRUST,
    under a
    certain
    trust
    agreement
    dated
    February
    26, 2003, ELAINE
    D.
    GLOVER,
    an
    individual
    and upon
    information
    and
    belief,
    co-trustee of the
    GLOVER FAMILY
    TRUST,
    and GLEN K.
    GLOVER,
    an
    individual
    and upon
    information
    and
    belief, co-trustee
    of the GLOVER
    FAMILY
    TRUST,
    (hereinafter
    collectively referred to
    as
    “Respondents”)
    at
    all
    times
    relevant hereto
    are the owner of
    the
    real property,
    or have an
    ownership interest
    in the
    1

    trust that
    is the
    property,
    located at
    24W947 Ramm
    Dr., Naperville,
    Will County,
    Illinois
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-018
    (hereinafter
    collectively
    referred to as
    the “subject
    property”).
    2.
    The
    Illinois Environmental
    Protection
    Agency
    has
    previously
    assigned
    the
    subject
    property
    a site
    code
    of
    1978205013.
    3.
    At
    all
    times relevant
    hereto the
    Respondents have owned,
    had an
    interest
    in a trust
    that
    owned
    and/or
    controlled
    the subject
    property, and upon
    information
    and
    belief,
    allowed
    an
    unknown
    person to
    use the subject
    property and/or
    operate
    a
    business
    on the
    subject
    property.
    4.
    -
    On
    October 31, 2008,
    Jason Peppmuller,
    an
    Environmental
    Enforcement
    Officer
    for the Waste
    Services
    Division
    of the Will County
    Land Use
    Department,
    inspected
    the
    subject
    property.
    5.
    After
    his
    October
    31, 2008, inspection
    of the subject
    property, Officer
    Peppmuller
    prepared
    an Inspection
    Report detailing his
    observations
    of
    the subject
    property.
    A true
    and
    correct copy of
    the inspection report
    and
    a supporting
    affidavit
    are
    attached
    hereto and
    incorporated
    herein as “Group
    Exhibit
    A”.
    VIOLATIONS
    I.
    CAUSE OR ALLOW
    THE OPEN
    DUMPING
    OF ANY WASTE
    IN A
    MANNER
    WHICH
    RESULTS
    IN LITER
    AT THE DUMP
    SITE,
    SECTION
    21(p)(1’)
    6.
    On
    the
    basis on
    Officer
    Peppmuller’ s
    direct observations,
    he has
    determined the
    Respondents allowed
    the
    open
    dumping of waste,
    which
    resulted
    in litter
    at
    the subject
    property in violation
    of
    415 ILCS
    5/21Q,)(1).
    7.
    Specifically
    that Respondents
    allowed
    the
    open dumping of waste,
    which
    resulted in
    litter,
    at
    the
    subject
    property as
    on October 31,
    2008,
    Officer
    Peppmuller
    observed
    during
    his on-site
    inspection
    dumping
    which caused
    litter in
    violation of 415
    ILCS
    5/21Q)(1).
    2

    II.
    CAUSE OF ALLOW THE OPEN DUMPITNG OF ANY WASTE IN A
    MANNER WHICH RESULTS
    IN
    OPEN BURNING, SECTION 2l(p)(3)
    8.
    On the basis
    on
    Officer Peppmuller’
    s
    direct observations, he
    has
    determined the Respondents allowed the open dumping of waste, which resulted in
    open
    burning at the subject property in violation of 415 ILCS 5/21(p)(3).
    9.
    Specifically that
    Respondents
    allowed the open dumping of waste, which
    resulted in litter, at the subject
    property
    as on October 31, 2008, Officer Peppmuller
    observed during his on-site inspection
    dumping which resulted in open burning in
    violation of 415 ILCS 5/21(p)(3).
    III.
    CAUSE OR ALLOW THE OPEN
    DUMPING OF ANY WASTE IN
    A
    MANNER
    WHICH RESULTS I]4 DEPOSITION
    OF
    GENERAL
    CONSTRUCTION OR DEMOLITION
    DEBRIS; OR CLEAN CONSTRUCTION
    OR DEMOLITION DEBRIS AT THE DUMP SITE,
    SECTION 21(p)(7)
    10.
    On the basis on Officer Peppmuller’s direct observations,
    he has
    determined the Respondents allowed the open
    dumping of waste which was caused
    or
    allowed in a manner which resulted
    in deposition of general construction
    or demolition
    debris or clean construction
    debris at the subject property in violation
    of 415 ILCS
    5/21
    (p)(7).
    11.
    Specifically that Respondents allowed
    the open dumping of waste,
    which
    resulted
    in litter,
    at
    the subject property as on
    October
    31, 2008, Officer Peppmuller
    observed
    during his
    on-site
    inspection
    open dumping of waste which was caused
    or
    allowed in a
    manner
    which
    resulted
    in deposition of general construction
    or demolition
    debris or clean construction
    debris at the subject property
    in violation of 415 ILCS
    5/21
    (p)(
    7
    ).
    CIVIL PENALTY
    3

    Pursuant
    to
    Section
    415 ILCS
    5/42(b)(4)-(5),
    Respondents
    are subject
    to a
    civil
    penalty
    of
    $1,500.00
    for each
    of the violations identified
    above,
    for a total of
    $4,500.
    If
    Respondents
    elect not to petition
    the Illinois
    Pollution
    Control Board, the statutorily
    civil
    penalty specified above
    shall
    be
    due and payable
    no later
    than
    February
    27, 2009, unless
    otherwise
    provided
    by order
    of the Illinois
    Pollution Control
    Board.
    If Respondents
    elect
    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,
    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
    hearings costs
    shall
    be
    assessed
    in addition to the
    $1,500.00
    statutory civil
    penalty for each violation.
    Pursuant to Section
    415 ILCS
    5/31.1 (d)( 1), if
    Respondents fails
    to petition
    or
    elect
    not to petition
    the Illinois Pollution
    Control
    Board for review
    of this
    Administrative
    Citation
    within
    35
    days of the date of
    service, the Illinois
    Pollution
    Control Board
    shall
    adopt
    a final
    order,. which shall in
    clued
    this Administrative
    Citation
    and findings
    of
    violation
    as alleged herein,
    and
    shall
    impose
    the statutory
    civil penalty
    specified above.
    When payment
    is made,
    checks shall
    be made payable
    in equal
    amounts
    (50% of
    total penalty each)
    to:
    (1)
    County of Will, c/o Pat
    McGuire,
    Will
    County
    Treasurer,
    302
    N. Chicago St.,
    Joliet, Illinois
    60432; and
    (2) Illinois Environmental
    Protection
    Agency, 1021
    North Grand Avenue
    East,
    P.O.Box 19276, Springfield,
    Illinois
    62794-9276.
    Respondents
    shall complete
    and return the
    enclosed Remittance
    Forms with
    payments to ensure
    property
    documentation
    of
    payment.
    If
    any
    civil
    penalty and/or hearing
    costs
    are not paid within
    the time prescribed
    by
    order
    of the 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
    Complainant
    may
    either initiate
    4

    proceedings
    against Respondent
    in the Circuit
    Court
    or other
    debt
    collection
    actions
    to
    collect said penalty
    and/or
    hearing
    costs, plus
    any interest accrued.
    PROCEDURE
    FOR CONTESTING
    ADMINISTRATIVE
    CITATION
    You have the
    right
    to contest
    this Citation,
    pursuant to 415
    ICLS
    5/31.1.
    If
    you
    elect
    to contest this
    Citation,
    you
    must file
    a
    Petition
    for Review with
    the Clerk
    of the
    Illinois
    Pollution Control
    Board.
    A copy of the
    Petition for Review
    shall
    be filed
    with
    James
    W.
    Glasgow,
    Will
    County
    State’s Attorney,
    Attn: Melanie D.
    Manning,
    Assistant
    State’s
    Attorney, Will
    County
    State’s
    Attorney’s
    Office, 121 N. Chicago
    St., Joliet,
    Illinois
    60432. YOUR
    PETITION
    FOR
    REVIEW
    MUST BE FILED
    WITHIN
    35
    DAYS
    OF
    THE DATE
    OF SERVICE OF
    THE PRESENT
    CITATION
    ON YOU.
    IF YOU
    FAIL
    TO
    FILE YOUR
    PETITION,
    A DEFAULT
    ORDER
    AGAINST
    YOU
    WILL
    BE ENTERED
    BY THE POLLUTION
    CONTROL
    BOARD.
    Your original
    Petition must
    be filed with the
    Clerk of the Board
    at:
    Clerk
    Pollution Control
    Board
    100
    W. Randolph,
    Suite 11-500
    Chicago, Illinois
    60601-3218
    A copy
    must be sent to:
    James W. Glasgow,
    Will County
    State’s
    Attorney
    Attn:
    Melanie
    D. Manning,
    Assistant State’s
    Attorney
    Will County State’s
    Attorney’s
    Office
    121
    N.
    Chicago
    St.
    Joliet, Illinois 60432.
    DATED this
    day of
    December, 2008
    Melanie D.
    Manning,
    Assistant
    State’s Attorney
    5

    STATE OF ILLLNOIS
    )
    )
    SS.
    COUNTY
    OF WILL
    )
    AFFIDAVIT
    Affiant, Jason Peppmuller, being first duly sworn on oath, voluntarily deposes and
    states as follows:
    1.
    Affiant has been with the Waste Services Division of the Will County Land
    Use Department since May 2005 and has
    been
    so employed at all times
    relevant hereto.
    2.
    Currently and
    at
    all times relevant hereto Affiant is an Environmental
    Enforcement Officer
    for
    the Waste Services Division of the Will County Land
    Use Department.
    3.
    On October 31, 2008, affiant conducted an inspection of the real property and
    facility located
    at 24W947 Ramm Dr., Naperville, Will County, that
    is the
    subject of the
    Administrative Citation.
    4.
    Affiant inspected said subject property and witnessed all the observations as
    set
    forth in the
    Administrative Citation and his Inspection
    Report
    attached
    as
    part of Group
    Exhibit
    A.
    5. As a result of the actions of
    affiant contained in paragraphs
    3 and
    4
    above,
    affiant
    completed the Inspection Report attached hereto and made
    a
    part
    hereof, which is
    an accurate
    representation
    of affiant’
    s
    observations
    and
    factual conclusions with respect to the property as identified and described in
    paragraph 2 above and the Administrative Citation as it appeared on October
    31, 2008.
    6.
    On
    December 11, 2008, Affiant conducted another inspection of
    the subject
    property and all violations alleged in the
    Administrative
    Citation and the
    Inspection Report continued t exist on the subject
    property.
    Z
    (J
    Jaon Peppmuller,
    Environmental
    Enforcement Officer,
    Waste
    Services Division
    Will County Land
    Use
    Department
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    PUBLIC-
    STATE
    OF
    ILLINOIS
    5

    ILLINOIS
    ENVIRONMENTAL
    PROTECTION
    AGENCY
    Open
    Dump
    Inspection
    Checklist
    County:
    Will
    LPC#:
    1978205013
    Region:
    2-
    Des Plaines
    Location/Site
    Name:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    /
    Glover
    property
    Date:
    10/31/2008
    Time:
    From
    1:25
    pm
    To
    1:33
    pm
    Previous
    Inspection
    Date:
    8/13/2004
    Inspector(s):
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Weather:
    68
    degrees
    Fahrenheit,
    west-southwest
    winds
    at
    8
    mph,
    clear
    skies
    No.
    of
    Photos
    Taken:
    #
    16
    Est.
    Amt.
    of
    Waste:
    220
    yds
    3
    Samples
    Taken:
    Yes
    #
    No
    Interviewed:
    N/A
    Complaint
    #:
    Responsible
    Party
    Glover
    Family
    Trust
    Mailing
    Address(es)
    and
    Phone
    Number(s):
    333
    W.
    Benton
    Ave.
    Naperville,
    IL
    60540
    SECTION
    DESCRIPTION
    VIOL
    ILLINOIS
    ENVIRONMENTAL
    PROTECTION
    ACT
    REQUIREMENTS
    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
    5.
    21(a)
    CAUSE
    OR
    ALLOW
    OPEN
    DUMPING
    CONDUCT
    ANY
    WASTE-STORAGE,
    WASTE-TREATMENT,
    OR
    WASTE-
    DISPOSAL
    6.
    21(d)
    OPERATION:
    (1)
    Without
    a
    Permit
    (2)
    In
    Violation
    of
    Any
    Regulations
    or
    Standards
    Adopted
    by
    the
    Board
    DISPOSE,
    TREAT,
    STORE,
    OR
    ABANDON
    ANY
    WASTE,
    OR
    TRANSPORT
    ANY
    7.
    21(e)
    WASTE
    INTO
    THE
    STATE
    ATITO
    SITES
    NOT
    MEETING
    REQUIREMENTS
    OF
    ACT
    CAUSE
    OR
    ALLOW
    THE
    OPEN
    DUMPING
    OF
    ANY
    WASTE
    IN
    A
    MANNER
    WHICH
    RESULTS
    8.
    21(p)
    IN
    ANY
    OF
    THE
    FOLLOWING
    OCCURRENCES
    AT
    THE
    DUMP
    SITE:
    (1)
    Litter
    (2)
    Scavenging
    (3)
    Open
    Burning
    (4)
    Deposition
    of
    Waste
    in
    Standing
    or
    Flowing
    Waters
    (5)
    Proliferation
    of
    Disease
    Vectors
    (6)
    Standing
    or
    Flowing
    Liquid
    Discharge
    from
    the
    Dump
    Site
    H
    Revised
    06/18/2001
    (Open
    Dump
    -
    1)

    .LPC#
    1978205013
    Inspection
    Date:
    10/31/2008
    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
    only and should
    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 5/4(c)
    and (d).
    6.
    Items marked
    with an “NE”
    were
    not
    evaluated
    at
    the
    time of this inspection.
    Deposition
    of
    General
    Construction
    or
    Demolition
    Debris;
    or Clean Construction
    or
    (7)
    Demolition
    Debris
    9.
    55(a)
    NO PERSON
    SHALL:
    (1)
    Cause_or
    Allow_Open_Dumping_of
    Any_Used_or
    Waste_Tire
    (2)
    Cause
    or Allow
    Open Burning
    of
    Any
    Used or Waste
    Tire
    El
    35
    ILLINOIS
    ADMINISTRATIVE
    CODE
    REQUIREMENTS
    SUBTITLEG
    FAILURE TO
    SUBMIT
    AN
    APPLICATION
    FOR
    A PERMIT
    TO DEVELOP
    AND
    10.
    812.1 01
    (a)
    OPERATE
    A LANDFILL
    11.
    722.111
    HAZARDOUS
    WASTE
    DETERMINATION
    El
    12.
    808.121
    SPECIAL
    WASTE
    DETERMINATION
    El
    ACCEPTANCE
    OF
    SPECIAL
    WASTE
    FROM
    A WASTE
    TRANSPORTER
    WITHOUT
    A
    WASTE HAULING
    PERMIT,
    UNIFORM
    WASTE
    PROGRAM
    REGISTRATION
    AND
    El
    13.
    809.302(a)
    PERMIT ANDIOR
    MANIFEST
    OTHER
    REQUIREMENTS
    14.
    APPARENT
    CASE
    NUMBER:
    VIOLATION
    OF:
    (LI)
    PCB;ORDER
    ([1)
    CIRCUIT
    ENTEREDCOURT
    ON:
    El
    Abandon
    any
    vehicle in
    violation
    of the “Abandoned
    Vehicles
    15.
    21(c)
    Amendment_to_the_Illinois_Vehicle_Code”
    El
    El
    El
    El
    El
    Revised
    06/18/2001
    (Open
    Dump
    - 2)

    Page
    1
    of
    2,
    Glover
    property
    /
    Site #
    1978205013
    OBSERVED
    VIOLATIONS
    10/31/08
    Site
    Inspection
    #
    1 Pursuant
    to
    Section
    9(a)
    of
    the
    [Illinois]
    Environmental
    Protection
    Act
    (415
    ILCS
    5/9(a)),
    no
    person
    shall
    cause,
    threaten,
    or
    allow
    air
    pollution
    in
    Illinois.
    A
    violation of
    Section
    9(a)
    of the
    [Illinois]
    Environmental
    Protection
    Act
    (415
    ILCS
    5/9(a))
    is
    alleged
    for
    the
    following
    reason:
    During
    the
    inspection
    evidence
    of
    open
    burning
    of waste
    debris
    was
    observed.
    #
    2
    Pursuant
    to
    Section
    9(c)
    of
    the
    [Illinois]
    Environmental
    Protection
    Act
    (415
    ILCS
    5/9(c
    )),
    no
    person
    shall
    cause
    or
    allow
    open
    burning.
    A
    violation
    of
    Section
    9(c)
    of
    the
    [Illinois]
    Environmental
    Protection
    Act
    (415
    ILCS
    5/9(c))
    is
    alleged
    for
    the
    following
    reason:
    During the
    inspection
    evidence
    of
    open
    burning
    of waste
    debris
    was
    observed.
    #
    3
    Pursuant
    to
    Section 21(a)
    of
    the
    Act,
    no
    person
    shall
    cause
    or
    allow
    the
    open
    dumping of
    any
    waste.
    A
    violation of
    Section
    21(a)
    of
    the
    [Illinois]
    Environmental
    Protection
    Act
    (415
    ILCS
    5/21(a)) is
    alleged
    for
    the
    following
    reason:
    Evidence of
    open
    dumping
    of
    waste
    was
    observed
    during
    the
    inspection.
    #
    4
    Pursuant to
    Section
    2 1(c)
    of
    the Act,
    no
    person
    shall
    abandon
    any
    vehicle
    in violation
    of
    the
    “Abandoned
    Vehicles
    Amendment
    to
    the
    Illinois
    Vehicle
    Code”,
    as
    enacted by
    the
    General
    Assembly.
    A
    violation
    of
    Section
    21(c)
    of
    the
    [Illinois]
    Environmental
    Protection
    Act
    (415
    ILCS
    5/21(c))
    is
    alleged
    for
    the
    following
    reason:
    Evidence of
    abandoned
    vehicles
    were
    observed
    during
    the
    inspection.
    #
    5
    Pursuant
    to
    Section
    21(d)(1)
    of
    the
    Act,
    in
    relevant
    part,
    no
    person
    shall
    conduct
    any
    waste-
    storage,
    waste-treatment,
    or
    waste-disposal
    operation
    without
    a permit
    granted
    by
    the Agency or
    in
    violation of
    any
    conditions
    imposed
    by
    such
    permit,
    including
    periodic
    reports
    and
    full
    access
    to
    adequate
    records
    and
    the
    inspection
    of facilities,
    as
    may
    be
    necessary
    to
    assure
    compliance
    with
    this
    Act
    and
    with regulations
    and
    standards
    adopted
    there
    under.
    A
    violation
    of
    Section
    21
    (d)(
    1)
    of
    the
    [Illinois]
    Environmental
    Protection Act
    (415
    ILCS
    5/21(d)(1)) is
    alleged for
    the
    following
    reason:
    Waste
    was
    disposed
    without
    a
    permit
    granted
    by
    the
    Illinois
    EPA.
    # 6
    Pursuant to
    Section
    21(d)(2)
    of the
    Act,
    no
    person
    shall
    conduct
    any
    waste-storage,
    waste-
    treatment,
    or
    waste-disposal
    operation
    in
    violation
    of
    any
    regulations
    or
    standards
    adopted
    by the
    Board
    under
    this
    Act.
    A
    violation
    of
    Section
    21
    (d)(2)
    of
    the
    [Illinois]
    Environmental
    Protection
    Act
    (415
    ILCS
    5/21
    (d)(2))
    is
    alleged
    for
    the
    following
    reason:
    A
    waste
    disposal
    operation was
    conducted
    in
    violation
    of
    regulations
    adopted
    by the
    Illinois
    Pollution
    Control
    Board.
    1

    Page 2 of 2, Glover
    property / Site #
    1978205013
    # 7 Pursuant to
    Section 2 1(e)
    of the Act, no person
    shall
    dispose,
    treat, store 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 this
    Act
    and of regulations
    and
    standards there
    under.
    A violation
    of Section 21(e) of the
    [Illinois]
    Environmental
    Protection
    Act (415
    ILCS
    5/21(e)) is
    alleged for the
    following reason:
    Waste was disposed
    at
    this site,
    which does not meet
    the
    requirements of the
    Act and regulations
    there under.
    # 8 Pursuant to
    Section 21Q) of
    the [Illinois]
    Environmental Protection
    Act (415 ILCS
    5/21(p)),
    no
    person
    shall, in violation
    of subdivision
    (a) of this
    Section
    [21],
    cause or
    allow the
    open dumping of any
    waste in a
    manner
    which
    results in
    any of the
    following occurrences
    at the
    dump
    site:
    1.
    litter;
    2.
    scavenging;
    3.
    open burning;
    4.
    deposition
    of waste in standing or flowing
    waters;
    5.
    proliferation of disease vectors;
    or
    6.
    standing or flowing liquid
    discharge
    from the dump
    site.
    7.
    deposition
    of:
    (i)
    general
    construction or demolition debris
    as
    defined
    in Section 3.78 of this
    Act;
    or
    (ii)
    clean construction or demolition
    debris as
    defined
    in Section
    3.78a of this Act.
    A violation
    of Section 21(p)(1) is
    alleged
    for the
    following reasons:
    The
    open dumping
    of
    waste
    was caused
    or
    allowed
    in a manner,
    which
    resulted in litter.
    A
    violation of
    Section 21Q,)(3)
    is alleged for the
    following
    reason: The open
    dumping
    of
    waste was
    caused or
    allowed in a
    manner which resulted
    in
    open
    burning of waste debris.
    A violation of
    Section 21(p)(7)
    is alleged for
    the
    following reasons:
    The open
    dumping
    of
    waste
    was caused or
    allowed in
    a manner which
    resulted in
    deposition of general
    construction
    or
    demolition
    debris; or clean
    construction
    or demolition debris.
    # 9
    Pursuant to Section
    5 5(a)( 1)
    of the [Illinois]
    Environmental Protection
    Act (415 ILCS
    5/5
    5(a)( 1)), no person
    shall cause or
    allow
    the open
    dumping
    of any used
    or waste
    tire.
    A
    violation
    of Section 55(a)(1)
    of the
    [Illinois]
    Environmental
    Protection
    Act
    (415 ILCS
    5/55(a)(1))
    is
    alleged
    for the following
    reason: Evidence
    of open
    dumping
    of used or waste
    tires
    was observed
    during
    the inspection.
    # 10
    Pursuant to Section
    812.101(a),
    all persons,
    except those specifically
    exempted by Section
    21(d)
    of
    the
    Environmental
    Protection
    Act (Act) (Ill. Rev.
    Stat. 1991,
    ch.
    1111/2, par. 1021(d))
    [415
    ILCS
    5/21(d)]
    shall
    submit to the
    Agency
    an
    application for a permit
    to develop
    and operate
    a
    landfill.
    The
    applications
    must
    contain the information
    required by
    this Subpart and by
    Section
    39(a)
    of the Act,
    except
    as
    otherwise
    provided
    in 35
    Ill.
    Adm. Code 817.
    A
    violation
    of 35 Ill.
    Adm. Code
    812.101(a) is alleged
    for
    the following
    reason: A
    waste
    disposal
    site
    was operated without
    submitting
    to the Illinois EPA
    an application
    for a permit to develop
    and
    operate a
    landfill.
    2

    Page
    1 of 11, Glover
    property
    State
    of
    Illinois
    Environmental
    Protection
    Agency
    General
    Narrative
    Inspection
    Report
    Document
    County:
    Will
    Date:
    10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr., Naperville
    60564
    Time:
    1:25
    pm
    — 1:33
    pm
    Site
    No:
    1978205013
    Inspector(s):
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    P.I.N:
    07-01-05-203-018
    General
    Remarks
    Site
    History
    The
    site was
    originally
    found in
    violation
    during a
    Feb.
    26,
    1998
    inspection.
    Joy
    Hinz
    of the
    Will
    County
    Land
    Use
    Dept.,
    Waste
    Services
    Division,
    was
    the
    inspector.
    After over
    one year
    and
    four
    violation
    letters
    sent
    to
    the owners,
    the
    site
    was
    found
    “In-General
    Compliance”
    during
    an April
    21,
    1999
    inspection.
    Dean
    Olson,
    Will
    County
    Waste
    Services
    Division
    Manager,
    conducted
    an inspection
    on
    July
    2,
    2004,
    found
    the
    site in
    violation,
    and
    sent
    a Non-Compliance
    Advisory
    (NCA)
    to the
    owners.
    During
    an
    August
    13,
    2004 inspection
    by Dean,
    the
    site
    was still
    in
    violation
    and
    he
    issued
    Violation
    Notice
    (VN)
    L-2004-WL099.
    On
    December
    7, 2004
    Dean
    issued
    a Notice
    of
    Intent to
    Pursue
    Legal
    Action
    letter
    for no
    VN response
    and
    no
    cleanup
    observed
    at the site.
    On
    February
    4, 2005
    Dean
    observed
    similar
    ongoing
    violations.
    On March
    1, 2005
    an
    EDG meeting
    was
    held
    and the
    case
    was
    referred
    to the
    Will
    County
    SAO,
    Case
    No. 05
    CH 565.
    Two
    Will County
    Court
    Orders
    were
    issued
    during
    2005,
    which
    addressed
    violations
    at the site.
    After
    several
    court
    dates,
    and
    eventual
    cleanup
    by
    the
    property
    owner,
    the
    case
    was
    “Dismissed
    without
    prejudice”
    on April
    10, 2006.
    Site
    Inspection
    On
    October
    31,
    2008
    I conducted
    an
    inspection
    of
    the
    above-mentioned
    property
    to determine
    its
    compliance
    with
    the Illinois
    Environmental
    Protection
    Act and
    Title 35
    of the
    Illinois
    Administrative
    Code.
    Weather
    conditions
    during
    the inspection
    included
    a
    temperature
    of 68
    degrees
    Fahrenheit,
    west-southwest
    winds
    at
    8 mph,
    and
    clear
    skies.
    I
    arrived
    at the
    site, parked
    the vehicle,
    and
    began
    the inspection
    on foot.
    I did
    not
    observe
    any
    persons
    on
    the
    property
    at the
    time.
    In
    the southeast
    section
    of
    the
    property
    I observed
    off-site
    generated
    landscape
    waste,
    construction
    and demolition
    debris,
    scrap
    metal,
    contaminated
    soil,
    and
    litter
    open
    dumped
    (photo
    1).
    I observed
    piles
    of
    off-site
    generated
    landscape
    waste
    such
    as
    brush,
    grass
    clippings,
    sod, and
    leaves
    open
    dumped
    (photo
    2).
    I observed
    off-site
    generated
    landscape
    waste,
    construction
    and
    demolition
    debris,
    and
    litter
    open
    dumped
    (photo
    3). I
    then
    observed
    off-
    site
    generated
    landscape
    waste,
    treated
    woody
    waste,
    litter
    and
    contaminated
    soil
    open
    dumped
    (photo
    4).
    I
    then
    observed
    waste
    tires,
    litter,
    construction
    and demolition
    debris,
    and
    contaminated
    soil
    open dumped
    (photo
    5). I observed
    contaminated
    soil
    mixed
    with construction
    and
    demolition
    debris,
    litter,
    and
    tires open
    dumped
    (photo
    6).
    I then
    observed
    an
    abandoned
    vehicle
    and
    boat
    open
    dumped
    (photo
    7).
    I observed
    the
    two
    abandoned
    vehicles
    open
    dumped
    and
    buried
    with
    about
    one foot
    of open
    dumped
    soil contaminated
    with
    construction
    and
    demolition
    debris
    and
    litter
    (photo
    8).
    I
    also observed
    an abandoned
    tractor
    open
    dumped
    partially
    hidden
    by vegetation.
    1

    Page
    2 of 11,
    Glover
    property
    I proceeded and
    observed
    some
    pieces
    of
    scrap
    metal
    open
    dumped
    near
    a
    building
    (photo
    9).
    1
    continued
    to
    observed
    piles
    of
    off-site
    generated
    landscape
    waste,
    contaminated
    soil,
    construction
    and demolition
    debris,
    scrap
    metal,
    and
    litter
    open
    dumped
    (photos
    10
    &
    11).
    I then
    observed
    a
    container
    with
    open
    burned
    construction
    and
    demolition
    debris
    and litter
    in
    it (photo
    12). I
    then
    observed
    construction
    and
    demolition
    debris
    and
    litter
    open
    dumped
    (photo
    13).
    I
    then
    observed a
    pick-up
    truck
    bed
    filled
    with
    off-site
    generated
    landscape
    waste
    (photo
    14).
    I then
    observed
    a Bren
    Concrete
    truck
    parked
    onsite
    (photo
    15).
    I
    also
    observed
    a
    Jeff s
    Lawn
    Care
    &
    Landscaping
    truck
    parked
    onsite.
    It
    appears
    one
    or
    both
    of
    the
    businesses
    may
    be
    causing
    or
    allowing
    the
    open
    dumping
    and
    open
    burning
    at
    the
    site.
    I then
    concluded
    the
    inspection and
    exited
    the
    site.
    I
    estimated
    approximately
    220
    cubic
    yards
    of
    waste
    debris
    was
    open
    dumped
    on the
    site,
    including
    the two
    abandoned
    vehicles
    and
    boat.
    Upon
    concluding
    the
    inspection,
    the
    following
    apparent
    violations
    were
    observed
    at
    site:
    sections
    9(a),
    9(c),
    21(a),
    21(c),
    2l(d)(1),
    21(d)(2), 21(e),
    21(p(1)),
    21(p(3)),
    21(p(7)),
    55(a)(l)
    of
    the
    Illinois
    Environmental
    Protection
    Act,
    and
    Section
    812.101(a)
    of
    Title
    35 Illinois
    Administrative
    Code.
    END
    OF
    NARRATIVE
    BY JASON
    PEPPMULLER
    2

    Page
    3 of 11,
    Glover
    property
    Photo
    1
    Taken By: Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date:
    10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-018
    Site No: 1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing south,
    photo
    shows
    off-site
    generated
    landscape
    waste,
    construction
    and
    demolition
    debris,
    contaminated
    soil,
    and
    litter
    open
    dumped.
    Photo
    2
    Taken By: Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date: 10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947 Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-0
    18
    Site No:
    1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    southeast,
    photo
    shows
    piles
    of off-site
    generated
    landscape
    waste
    such
    as
    brush,
    grass
    clippings,
    sod,
    and
    leaves
    open
    dumped.
    3

    Page
    4
    of
    11,
    Glover
    property
    Photo
    3
    Taken
    By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date:
    10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-018
    Site
    No:
    1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    northeast,
    photo
    shows
    off-site
    generated
    landscape
    waste,
    construction
    and
    demolition
    debris,
    and
    litter
    open
    dumped.
    Photo
    4
    Taken
    By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date:
    10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-018
    Site
    No:
    1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    northwest,
    photo
    shows
    off-site
    generated
    landscape
    waste,
    treated
    woody
    waste,
    litter
    and
    contaminated
    soil
    open
    dumped.
    -
    -
    --
    4

    Page 5 of 11,
    Glover
    property
    Photo
    5
    Taken By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date: 10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-018
    Site
    No: 1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    west,
    photo
    shows
    waste tires,
    litter,
    construction
    and
    demolition debris,
    and
    contaminated
    soil
    open
    dumped.
    Photo 6
    Taken By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date:
    10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-018
    Site No:
    1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    northwest,
    photo
    shows
    contaminated
    soil
    mixed
    with
    construction
    and
    demolition
    debris,
    litter,
    and
    tires
    open
    dumped.
    5

    Page
    6 of 11,
    Glover
    property
    Taken
    By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date:
    10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    Photo
    7
    Taken
    By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date:
    10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-018
    Site
    No:
    1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    southwest,
    photo
    shows
    an abandoned
    vehicle
    and
    boat open
    dumped.
    Photo
    8
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-018
    Site
    No:
    1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    southwest,
    photo
    shows
    2
    abandoned
    vehicles
    open
    dumped.
    Notice
    the
    tires
    on
    the
    vehicles
    are
    almost
    half
    buried
    by
    contaminated
    fill.
    -
    6

    Page 7
    of 11,
    Glover
    property
    Photo
    9
    Taken
    By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date: 10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N. 07-01-05-203-018
    Site
    No: 1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    north,
    photo
    shows
    scrap
    metal
    open
    dumped.
    Photo
    10
    Taken By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date: 10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N. 07-01-05-203-018
    Site
    No:
    1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    east,
    photo
    shows
    off-site
    generated
    landscape
    waste,
    contaminated
    soil,
    construction and
    demolition
    debris,
    scrap
    metal,
    and
    litter
    open
    dumped.
    7

    Page
    8
    of
    11,
    Glover
    property
    Photo
    11
    Taken
    By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date:
    10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-018
    Site
    No:1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    southeast,
    photo
    shows
    off-site
    generated
    landscape
    waste,
    contaminated
    soil,
    construction
    and
    demolition
    debris,
    scrap
    metal,
    and
    litter
    open
    dumped.
    Photo
    12
    Taken
    By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date:
    10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-018
    Site
    No:1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    northwest,
    photo
    shows
    a
    container
    with
    open
    burned
    construction
    and
    demolition
    debris
    and
    litter
    in
    it.
    8

    Page 9 of 11, Glover
    property
    Photo
    14
    Taken By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Location: 24W947 Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville 60564
    Photo 13
    Taken By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date: 10/31/08
    Location: 24W947 Ramm
    Dr., Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N. 07-01-05-203-018
    Site No:
    1978205013
    Comments: Facing
    southeast, photo
    shows
    construction and
    demolition
    debris
    and
    litter
    open dumped.
    Date: 10/31/08
    P.I.N. 07-Q1-05-203-018
    Site No:
    1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing east,
    photo shows
    a pickup
    truck bed filled
    with off
    site
    generated
    landscape
    waste.
    9

    Page
    10 of 11,
    Glover
    property
    Photo
    15
    Taken
    By: Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date: 10/31/08
    Location: 24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-0
    18
    Site
    No: 1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    east,
    photo
    shows a
    Bren
    Concrete truck
    parked
    onsite.
    Photo 16
    Taken By:
    Jason
    Peppmuller
    Date: 10/31/08
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    P.I.N.
    07-01-05-203-018
    Site No:
    1978205013
    Comments:
    Facing
    southwest,
    photo
    shows a
    Jeff
    s Lawn
    Care &
    Landscaping
    truck
    parked
    onsite.
    10

    Page
    11
    of
    11,
    Glover
    property
    Site
    Sketch
    County:
    Will
    Location:
    24W947
    Ramm
    Dr.,
    Naperville
    60564
    Site
    No: 1978205013
    P.I.N: 07-01-05-203-018
    Not
    drawn to
    scale
    Date:
    10/31/08
    Time:
    1:25
    pm—
    1:33
    pm
    Inspector(s):
    Jason Peppmuller
    -Indicates
    photo
    direction
    &
    number
    Aerial
    photo
    is
    from
    2004
    and
    does
    not
    represent
    current
    conditions
    at
    the
    site.
    11

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