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ILLINOIS

POLLUTION

CONTROL BOARD

April

21,

2009

RECEVED

FOX MORAINE,

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C.,

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CLERKS

OFFICE

Petitioner,

MAY

012009

STATE

ILLINOIS

)

pollution

Control

Board

PCB

07-146

UNITED CITY

OF YORKVILLE,

)

(Pollution

CITY

COUNCIL,

)

Control Facility

Siting Appeal)

Respondent,

KENDALL

COUNTY,

Intervenor.

REPORT

OF PROCEEDINGS

the hearing

of the

above-entitled

cause before

Bradley

P. Halloran,

Hearing

Officer,

taken before

Rebecca

A. Graziano,

Certified

Shorthand

Reporter

within

and for the

County

of Cook and

State of

Illinois,

at the United

City of

Yorkville Public

Library,

Yorkville,

Illinois,

commencing

the

hour

of 9:00 a.m.

on the

21st

day

of April,

A.D., 2009.

Page

APPEARANCES

ILLINOIS

POLLUTION

CONTROL

BOARD:

Mr.

Bradley

Halloran,

Hearing

Officer

HINSHAW

CULBERTSON,

LLP,

100

Park

Avenue

P.O.

Box

1389

Rockford,

Illinois

61105

(815)

490-4900

BY:

MR.

RICHARD

PORTER

Appeared

behalf

the

Petitioner,

MUELLER

ANDERSON

PC,

609

East

Etna

Road

Ottawa,

Illinois

61350

(815)

431-1500

BY:

MR.

GEORGE

MUELLER

Appeared

behalf

the

Petitioner,

WILDMAN,

HARROLD,

ALLEN

DIXON,

225

West

Wacker

Drive

Suite

3000

Chicago,

Illinois

60606-1229

(312)

201-2537

BY:

MR.

LEO

DOMBROWSKI

MR.

ANTHONY

HOPP

Appeared

behalf

the

Respondent,

MOMKUS

MCCLUSKEY

LLC,

1001

Warrenville

Road

Suite

500

Lisle,

Illinois

60532

(630)

434-0400

BY:

MR.

JIM

MCCLUSKEY

Appeared

behalf

the

Intervenor.

Page

INDEX

OPENING STATEMENTS

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Mr. Dombrowski

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ROSE

ANN SPEARS

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149

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133

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PARISH

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164

181

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171

MS. VALERIE BURD

By Mr. Mueller

182

By Mr. Hopp

258

MS. ROBYN

SUTCLIFF

By Mr. Porter

270

306

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304

311

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312

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MR. HALLORAN:

You can remain

seated,

Mr. Porter.

MR. PORTER: TI

m sorry. Good morning.

Rick

Porter on behalf of

Fox Moraine, as

well,

and

Chuck Helston is also from my

firm

representing

them, and

my left is Charlie Murphy, the manager

of the client.

MR. HALLORAN:

Mr. Dombrowski?

MR. DOMBROWSKI:

Good morning, Mr.

Hearing

Officer. Leo Dombrowski of the firm

Wildman, Harrold, Allen and Dixon on behalf of the

United City of Yorkville.

MR. HOPP:

Anthony Hopp, H-o-p-p,

also

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the United City of Yorkville. With

today are

Mayor

Burd and

Alderman Spears.

MR. HALLORAN:

Thank

you.

Mr. McCluskey, the intervenor?

MR. MCCLUSKEY:

Yes.

Jim McCluskey,

M-c capital C-l-u-s-k-e-y from Momkus McCluskey in

Lisle. We’re representing the county of Kendall.

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Fox?

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in reaching

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the exhibits

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matter

asserted.

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admit

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nine

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MUELLER:

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Halloran,

should

probably

revisit

before

the end

of the

hearing

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issue

how

we’ll

provide

copy

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videotapes

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six

these

nine

transcripts, and we’ll

try

work

that out

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the

city.

Exhibit

No. 10,

Mr.

Halloran,

would

offer

the complete

court

filing

in Kendall

County,

case

number

07 OV

43, entitled

the United

City

Yorkville

versus

Donald

Hammon.

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HALLORAN:

Mr.

Mueller,

which

one

what was

that?

MR. MUELLER:

That is

Fox Moraine

Exhibit

Number

10.

MR. HALLORAN:

Okay.

And

that is

the

Court

file?

MR.

MUELLER:

The

entire

circuit

court

file

the

proceedings

thatcase.

MR.

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That

also

the

subject

one

our

motions

in limine.

I believe

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it was number six that Mr.

Halloran has granted.

MR. HALLORAN:

Yeah.

Well, what’s in

the file?

MR. MUELLER:

This was an

ordinance

violation

case

filed -- brought

the City

against

Mr. Hammond, who was the majority owner of Fox

Moraine landfill. It demonstrates the hostility of

the

city toward him, the

bias of the city toward

him, and we believe it is

relevant to show an

ongoing pattern of hostile

conduct by Mayor Burd

towards Fox Moraine, and toward all of its

principles.

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Didn’t I rule, though,

that --

MR. DOMBROWSKI:

Yes, you have.

MR. HALLORAN:

-- I

could

take

administrative notice of the Board rulings and

orders and, obviously, the circuit court’s board’s

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not

the pleadings.

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your

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way

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Thank

you,

your Honor.

MR. HALLORAN:

You may proceed,

Mr.

Mueller.

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honest, I don’t

recall that meeting

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annexation resolution?

Yes, I did.

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Moraine

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the city of Yorkville?

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MR. MUELLER:

Well,

the

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evidence.

MR. HALLORAN:

Yeah.

MR. HOPP:

I withdraw

the objection.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Okay.

Thank

you.

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this Exhibit

12?

MR.

MUELLER:

Exhibit

MR.

HALLORAN:

Four.

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yes.

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Fox

Moraine Exhibit

No. 4, which

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24th,

2006.

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MUELLER:

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you

mean the

witnesses

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Correct

MR HALLORAN

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sorry

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it was

administrative personnel

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MUELLER

If I could have

you turn

Page 135

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you

probably want

turn

-- look

your statement

starting

at Line 19 -- and

going on

Page 186,

does

that refresh

your recollection

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occurring

that time

MR. HOPP:

Objection,

your Honor.

There’s been no

testimony that her

recollection

needed

to be

refreshed.

There’s no question

pending.

MR. HALLORAN:

Overruled.

THE WITNESS:

If I may, I’d like

back to 184 and read the

whole --

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MUELLER:

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MR.

HALLORAN:

Mr. Porter, is

there

Page

light

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I didn’t

realize

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they

are.

MR.

PORTER:

I think

they’re

further

away

to that

area.

I’ll

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in.

MR.

HALLORAN:

That’s

okay.

It’s

they’re

being

punished.

THE

WITNESS:

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MR.

MUELLER:

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you recall

now

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part

the

discussion

regarding

possible

lawsuits

involving

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city council’s initial

failure

vacate

Sleepy

Hollow

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you?

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hand,

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Fox Moraine

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sue

the city

for

breach

the annexation

agreement,

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HOPP:

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perception.

Your

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MR.

MUELLER:

I’m

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Well, did

you

vote

on a resolution

that night?

You know, in 12 years

I voted on many

resolutions. If

you

could

more specific, it

would be considerably helpful.

We’re looking for

clean

copy

of the

resolution,

Ms. Spears.

MR. HALLORAN:

This is the

copy,

Mr. Mueller, attached

the

first

deposition -- or the original petition?

MR. PORTER:

Yes.

MR. MUELLER:

Right.

MR. HALLORAN:

I have

clean

copy.

I’m looking

at it here. You can take

look.

MR. MUELLER:

Can we

use yours?

MR. HALLORAN:

Sure.

2007-36?

MR. MUELLER:

Right.

MR. HALLORAN:

This is December 1st,

2006.

MR. MUELLER:

I’d

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like the

witness

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the resolution.

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the resolution and the other one

limiting the

service

area

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the

resolution?

I believe

my intent was to just

include the ones that were the most important.

You didn’t draft this resolution, did

you?

No.

Did

you

have any

conversations

with

any attorneys

about

what

to put in the

resolution

that are not part of the record?

MR. HOPP: Objection. Attorney-client

privilege.

MR. HALLOIUN:

Mr. Mueller?

MR. MUELLER:

I’m asking her if she

directed counsel

as to

the contents of the

resolution outside of the record.

MR. HOPP: That’s

different

question.

MR. HALLORAN:

Yeah.

That’s --

MR. HOPP: It’s

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Yes, he’s right

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MR. PORTER:

We had

a production

request

out there.

They

never produced

it,

and the

witness

told

she didn’t

have

a copy.

MR. HALLORAN:

Yes.

That’s

recollection,

an oversight

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ITli

offer of

proof.

The Board can

hear

the

arguments

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are

on the

transcript.

MR. HOPP:

Thank

you.

MR. HALLORAN:

Thank

you.

MR. PORTER:

What did

we mark

that

as?

I’m sorry.

MR. HOPP:

Yorkville

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MR.

HALLORAN:

Exhibit

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HOPP:

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alderwoman,

alderman

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them, which

you never returned,

but with regard

calls from landfill

opponents,

you don’t remember

whether

you got

one

or 1,000?

MR. HOPP:

Objection.

Argumentative.

MR. HALLORAN:

She can answer if

sheTs

able. Overruled.

THE WITNESS:

Well, I think Mr. Murphy

had

specific

intent when he was calling

me, and

after leaving that

meeting, I did not think

that

that was above board,

meeting with two of

us at one

time. And again,

stated, I have never met with

developer on

any issue regarding the

city. So it

was

red flag

me.

MR. MUELLER: T

That

s all. Thank

you.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Thank

you.

Yorkville?

MR. HOPP:

No recross.

MR. HALLORAN:

All

right.

Thanks.

You may

step

down,

Ms. Spears. You held your

ground.

THE WITNESS:

Thank

you.

MR.

HALLORAN:

You know,

itTs

almost

11:40,

but

I promised

the public that if

you

wanted

come up here and make

a statement or comment,

you

may

do so

now,

or we can

get to

it right

after

Page 144

lunch. We’ll

probably take

about an hour lunch.

Anybody want

to go

before lunch

and

state

their

peace?

Yes, sir

you

can

come up here.

When

you get up here, I’ll explain

little

you.

You can make

public comment, and you’re

not

subject to

cross

-- you won’t

sworn in -- or if

you

want

make an oral

statement, you’ll

sworn

and subject

cross and the Board will

weigh it

accordingly.

do you

want

to be

sworn

in or

just

make

comment?

MR. HYINK:

I’ll

make

comment.

MR. HALLORAN:

Okay.

Thank

you.

State your name.

MR. HYINK:

My name is Darryl

Hyink.

MR. HALLORAN:

Spell your last

name,

please.

MR. HYINK: H-y-in-k.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Thank

you.

MR. HYINK:

And I did present

PowerPoint presentation

the hearing,

and I

attended

almost all of them, and I want

make

comment that

lot

of the information we’ve talked

about today

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MR. PORTER:

That’s correct.

Weve

executed that.

MR. MCCLUSKEY:

Thank you.

appreciate it.

MR. HALLORAN:

Okay.

Is there any

objection on behalf of Yorkville?

MR. DOMBROWSKI:

No, there is not.

MR. HALLORAN:

Okay.

Thanks.

MR. MCCLUSKEY:

Thank

you,

Mr. Halloran.

MR. HALLORAN:

Thank

you,

Mr.

McCluskey. I’ll mark this

as Kendall County

Exhibit 1.

MR. MCCLUSKEY:

Very

good.

Thank

you.

MR. HALLORAN:

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the

partiesT

witnesses excluded, or is

anybody --

MR.

HOPP: I

just

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one, your Honor.

MR. HALLORAN:

Oh, okay.

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you.

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there are no witnesses. Mr.

Parish is

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Isn’t it true

that what Mr. Moose

actually

said was he had never

heard

a subtitle D

landfill

leaking?

No, it’s not true. He said he never

heard of

landfill

-- I don’t know what

subtitle

ID is. I’m sure

it’s

because

it’s

got

the liner or

something in it

that’s different. But,

you

know,

he’s probably never heard

of a

landfill

leaking

my house either

because

I don’t have one. But we

were talking

landfills, and I don’t know what the

difference is,

you do.

MR. PORTER: Nothing further.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Thank

you,

Mr. Porter.

Any followup?

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MR. DOMBROWSKI:

None.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Thank

you,

Mr. Parish.

MR. DOMBROWSKI:

Can we

off the

record for a second?

(Whereupon,

discussion was had

off the record.)

MR. HALLORAN: All right.

We’re

back

on the record. Mr.

Mueller, Mr. Porter, your

witness?

MR. MUELLER:

We’ll call

Mayor Burd.

Page 172

MR. HALLORAN:

Thank

you.

Good

afternoon,

Ms. Burd. Raise your right hand and

Rebecca

will swear

you

in.

(Witness sworn.)

DIRECT EXAMINATION

BY MR. MUELLER:

State your full name,

please?

Valerie Leigh Burd.

And Ms. Burd,

you

are the mayor of

Yorkville?

Yes, I am.

When were

you

elected?

April 2007.

That election was on April 17th?

Yes.

When were you sworn in?

May 8th, 2007.

And before that, were

you

an alderman?

Yes, I

was.

For how long

period of time?

Nine years.

So you were an alderman during the

annexation

and

host

agreement proceedings and

during

the

bulk of the actual landfill hearings?

Page 173

Yes.

And then

you

presided over the city

council

May 23rd and 24th, 2007, when they

deliberated and voted?

Yes.

Now,

it’s your position that

you

have

never made

public statement prior

to May

24th

indicating opposition of landfill. Is that correct?

MR. HOPP:

Objection, your Honor.

This is impeachment.

MR. 1-IALLORAN:

Mr.

Mueller?

MR. MUELLER:

What was the objection?

MR. HOPP:

It sounded like it’s

impeachment. I mean, you’re asking

about a

prior

statement.

MR. MUELLER:

I’m

asking if she ever

made

public statement prior

May

23rd or

24th

opposed to the landfill.

MR. HALLORAN:

Okay.

That’s an okay

question.

MR. HOPP: That’s

different

question.

ahead.

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as far as I recall.

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were in close

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Did

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anything

about

it?

No,

I did not.

Those

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the entrance

to the library

this morning,

did

you see that?

Yes, I did.

That’s on city

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know -- well, I

didn’t notice it

when I

came in,

but

noticed it when

I went

out

for

lunch.

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about the one

the end

the driveway?

Yes.

Is that

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I would think

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you done anything

to cause its

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Not

yet, but

was thinking

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Dirk

Price

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bigger amounts, we tried

to keep

it in line.

So did

you

know that

you

had an

obligation to report campaign contributions?

Yes.

What was the threshold amount of

contributions

that you had

report?

I think it was

$300.

Well, in fact, let me show

you

what

I’ve

marked

Fox Moraine Exhibit No. 14.

MR. HOPP:

Your Honor, now I want

object to

the grounds of

relevance. She’s testified

about

Mr. Parish’s contributions, she’s testified

about

what she

knows about the contributions. The

rest of it --

MR. HALLORAN:

I’m not sure what

he’s

-- Exhibit No. 14 is,

but it may bolster his

line of questioning.

MR. PORTER:

It should

marked 15,

the way.

MR. HOPP:

It should

15.

MR. HALLORAN:

Fifteen.

Okay.

MR. MUELLER:

My apologies.

MR. HALLORAN:

Thank

you.

MR. HOPP:

object,

your Honor.

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MR. MUELLER:

Let

give

an extra

copy to

the

hearing

officer,

also.

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I may

have that

one back,

Mayor,

and I’ll remark

the

number.

BY MR. MUELLER:

you

recognize

that

document?

Yes,

I do.

Is that

copy

of your

campaign

contribution

report filed

with the

Illinois

State

Board

Elections

on August

21st,

2007, for

the

period January

2007, through

June

30th?

Yes.

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does

that

-- anywhere

on there

show

a contribution

from

Ron

Parish?

MR. HOPP:

Objection.

Relevance.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Overruled.

She may

answer

she’s able.

THE

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These

are cash

contributions,

according

understanding.

There

a spot

for in-kind

contributions,

but this is

cash.

This is

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just

for

cash, is

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I understand

it.

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Why don’t

you look

the

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203

conduct

the mayor

terms

of changing

attorneys

without

authorization

from

the

city, and

engaging

them to

do extensive

work

for the

purpose

of getting

report

recommending

denial

of the

application.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Yeah.

I --

MR.

MUELLER:

Plus,

all

been

argued

previously.

MR.

HALLORAN:

think

-- the

objection

is overruled.

She can

answer

sheTs

able.

THE

WITNESS:

Okay.

It says

$96,119.73.

BY MR.

MUELLER:

And

that

for

approximately

one

month

work, correct?

Well,

it looks

it starts

April.

All

right.

And

it ends

the

end

May,

correct,

5/29?

Correct.

All

right.

Now,

Ms. Burd,

the

first

entry

that

invoice

on April

27th,

2007,

with

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Well,

what

direction

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you

give them

with

regard

the

landfill

area?

MR.

HOPP:

Objection.

THE

WITNESS:

didn’t give them

direction.

I already

said that.

MR. HALLORAN:

I’m sorry,

Mr. Hopp.

MR.

HOPP:

Withdrawn,

your

Honor.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Okay.

Thank

you.

BY MR. MUELLER:

You

did

not,

prior

May

8th,

describe the

scope

of work that

you wanted

connection with

the

landfill?

Scope

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Yeah,

what

you

wanted

them

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regard

to the

landfill

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you

already

had

Mr. Price

who was

the special

counsel

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subject.

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Price

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the

former city

attorney,

Mr. Wyath

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Mr. Price only

represented

the

staff. He

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corporate

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Mr. Wyath

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one

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sit

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see

that?

Yes,

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a five-hour

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the

city

administrator

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attended

that meeting

with

you?

I know

this

is going

upset

you, but

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even remember

that

meeting,

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wasn’t

the

mayor

then.

you

believe

that

meeting

occurred

with

Mr. Prohaska?

don’t

know.

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remember.

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you

meet

with

the

Wildman

firm

prior

May 8th

for

a five-hour

period?

don’t

recall.

I know

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them

several

times.

met --

I don’t

remember

the

length

time we

met,

and I don’t

remember

the

specific

dates.

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you

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read

it?

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the

description.

“View

objections

landfill

siting

petition, and exhibit

submitted

and

supportive

objections. Review

legal

research.”

Why was

-- or

did

you

ever

instruct

Mr.

Hopp

to pay

particular

attention

objections?

I supposed

-- no.

But I

think

that

would

be attorney-client, no?

I mean,

that’s

the first

evidence

they

reviewed

was

objection

evidence,

isn’t

it?

I don’t

know.

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HOPP:

Objection. Asks for

speculation.

THE WITNESS:

How would

know?

MR. HALLORAN:

I’m sorry

MR.

MUELLER:

Based

on --

MR. HALLORAN:

Excuse

me,

Mr.

Mueller.

MR.

HOPP:

Objection.

Calls

for

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first

evidence

that

anybody

reviewed.

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HALLORAN:

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think

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Mr. Mueller’s

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going

tie

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MR. MUELLER:

Yes.

MR. HALLORAN:

Mayor?

THE WITNESS:

have

answer

whether

or not I

believe that

they should pay

this

bill?

MR. HALLORAN:

Yeah.

Just

-- yeah.

Whatever

THE WITNESS:

Even though

he’s suing

them for the

money?

MR.

HALLORAN:

Yeah.

That was

Mr. Mueller’s

question.

THE WITNESS:

Okay.

Honestly,

I think

you

have

a case

that -- for this

one week

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know were

the rest of the

money is, because

you

haven’t

paid anything

from the time

I was sworn

mayor or the

week before.

So I think I’d

know where the

rest of the

money is.

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MUELLER:

Fair

answer. We’re

going

to get to

that in

second.

Now, I want

just

ask

you about

one more entry

on here,

and that is

the entry

of May

Page 214

7th

on the

second

page by

Mr. Roth

for

.70

hours.

May 7th?

Yes. That’s,

“Work on strategies

concerning

finality

of decision.”

MR. HALLORAN:

don’t see

May 7th.

THE WITNESS:

It’s not on here.

MR. MUELLER:

Excuse me, May 8th.

MR. HALLORAN:

May 8th.

BY MR.

MUELLER:

Second

entry

from the

top,

“Work on

strategies concerning finality of decisions,

disconnection of territory, and

development of

city’s

decision.” Do

you see

that?

Yes.

Now,

you

understand, don’t

you,

Mayor,

that

disconnection only becomes possible if there is

landfill, right?

No. I don’t understand that.

Well, in fact, didn’t Fox Moraine seek

disconnection from the city after

the landfill

application was

denied?

Yes, they did.

And the city, at that point, opposed

disconnection?

Page

215

Yes.

But if

a landfill

had

been

sited,

there

would

no point

even thinking

about

disconnection.

Isn’t

that true?

I don’t

know

what

the

point

is for

Fox

Moraine.

far

I’m

concerned,

they

could’ve

tried

to disconnect

the

landfill

and go

into

the

county.

don’t

know.

I don’t

know

what their

reasoning

is.

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you believe

the

Wildman

firm

was

hired

all

of this

work

on May

8th,

correct?

I believe

-- I’m

sorry.

I don’t

know

what you’re

talking

about

here.

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you

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the

work

before

May

8th

wasn’t

authorized.

After

May

8th,

was

authorized,

because

then the

city

had

appointed

the

Wildman

firm,

correct?

The

city --

I appointed

Mike

Roth

the

city

attorney, and he

was affiliated

with

them

that

time,

designated

them

the

other

work,

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actually

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show

you, Mayor,

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I’ve

marked

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Moraine

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MUELLER:

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record, for

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Fox

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Exhibit Number

18.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Okay.

What

is it

again, Mr.

Mueller?

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MR. HALLOPAN:

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HOPP:

HALLORAN:

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objection?

objection,

your

Honor.

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HOPP:

So this

is 18?

HALLORAN:

Eighteen.

HOPP:

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that’s

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days,

one

itself.

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MR.

HALLORAN:

I’m

sorry.

Could

you

read

Mr.

Mueller’s

question

back,

please?

(Whereupon,

the record

was

read

requested.)

MR. H.ALLORAN:

Yeah,

think

she

can

answer

that.

Objection

overruled,

but

can’t

any

further

than

that,

Mr. Mueller.

MR.

MUELLER:

I understand.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Go ahead.

THE

WITNESS:

don’t

recall

having

any

discussions

it at

all.

BY MR.

MUELLER:

What

about

Mr. Price?

Was he

invited

the

meeting

May 23rd?

I don’t

recall.

didn’t

invite

anybody. It was

a regular

city

council

meeting.

Was

Mr. Price

specifically

told

not

come?

Not

that

I recall.

Now,

Mr. Price

had

submitted

report

on behalf

the city

staff

recommending

approval

with

conditions,

didn’t

he?

Yes.

And Mr.

Clark,

the

hearing

officer,

Page 229

likewise

submitted

a report on behalf

the hearing

officer

recommending

approval with

conditions.

that right?

Yes.

Was there

a third

report submitted

the

Wildman firm?

MR.

HOPP: Objection.

Privileged.

MR.

MUELLER:

I’m

just

asking

if there

was

report.

MR.

HALLOPAN:

I think

can

ask

that,

but

I’m

going

make

ruling --

MR. HOPP:

You did,

your

Honor.

MR. MUELLER:

The ruling

was

you

weren’t

going

make him produce

it.

MR. HALLORAN:

Right.

You can

ask the

question,

Mr.

Mueller. Ms.

Burd may

answer.

THE

WITNESS:

don’t

recall

specifically.

I’m

sure there was.

would

hope

there

was.

MR.

MUELLER:

And

I’m

going

ask,

then,

did that

report

recommend

denial --

MR.

HOPP:

Objection.

MR.

MUELLER:

I’ve

asked it

Page 230

offer of proof.

don’t even want

argue it.

MR. HOPP:

Your Honor,

I would

-- as

this

is legally

privileged,

and there

is absolutely

no objection

this

legal

privilege, I

would object

the offer

of proof,

and --

MR. HALLORAN:

I agree

with

you

totally, Mr.

Hopp. And

you

can’t even

it -- I’m

not going

to let

you do

offer of

proof, Mr.

Mueller.

MR. MUELLER:

Just for

the record,

then

-- I don’t

want

argue

with

you,

Mr. Halloran,

but to

the extent

that the report

was

considered

decision makers

in their decision,

respectfully

take

issue with

your ruling.

MR. HALLORAN:

Okay.

BY MR. MUELLER:

Now,

on May 24th,

Ms. Burd, were

there

resolutions

brought

to the meeting

your

attorneys?

Yes,

there were.

How

many

resolutions?

Three.

And

MR. HALLORAN:

Mr.

Mueller, if

I may

Page

231

stop

you

for

a minute,

know

you

take

objection

respectfully

object

ruling,

and

I still

can’t

find

the order

it was

in,

but

don’t

think

you

appealed

ruling

back

then,

correct?

Or am

I --

MR. MUELLER:

We did

not

appeal

directly

the

Board.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Okay.

I just

want

make

sure that

I’m

not

being,

you

know,

sarcastic.

just

wanted

to make

sure

that

MR.

MUELLER:

No.

thought

we’d let

the

whole

thing

with the

case

MR. HALLORAN:

Okay.

Thank

you,

sir.

MR.

MUELLER:

Ms.

Burd,

let me

show you

a copy

resolution

2007-36,

I may.

that

the

resolution

denying

the

siting

application?

That’s

what

says,

yes.

And that’s

the

final

resolution,

correct?

It appears

to be.

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here

for

the

testimony of

Rose

Spears,

right?

Yes.

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Yes.

And then

you see, as

late

May 29th,

charge for Mike Roth for one half hour for

conference with Mr. Olsen regarding resolution

revisions?

see that,

yes.

Is it still your

belief that the

resolution number 07-36 was in front of the city

council members in its current form

the time they

voted

on May 24th?

I would think it would have

to be in

the hands of the clerk, not the -- not in front of

each alderman,

because the clerk reads back to them

what they wanted included.

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two questions

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MR. HALLORAN: Still under an offer

proof?

MR. MUELLER:

Yes.

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MR. HALLORAN:

Thank

you,

Mr. Mueller.

Mr. Dombrowski,

Mr. Hopp?

MR. HOPP:

Your Honor,

this

may

take a

few

minutes.

Can

suggest

five-minute

break?

MR. HALLORAN:

Sure.

Ten.

Thank

you.

(Whereupon,

break was taken,

after which

the following

proceedings

were

had.)

MR. HALLORAN:

Mr. Hopp?

CROSS-EXAMINATION

BY MR. HOPP:

Mayor Burd,

letTs

start

with

very

brief

discussion

of the July

15th, 2007, invoice

from the Wildman

Harrold law

firm. Was

that invoice

eventually

presented

the

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MR. PARISH:

It would

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MR. HALTORAN:

It’s your

call.

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can stand

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state

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I’ll make the

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MR. PARISH:

No, I won’t

sworn.

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HALLORAN:

Okay.

You can

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MR. PARISH:

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wanted

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MR. HALLORAN:

And you’re

Robert

Parish?

MR. PARISH:

Ron Parish.

MR. HALLORAN:

Ron Parish.

MR. PARISH:

Yorkville is our home

town, and we were

interested in Yorkville being

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type

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live and raise their children.

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The

comments from the meeting?

The

comments from the public at that

meeting.

From the public.

That was

most

of the

public comment,

yes.

But that meeting was actually

supposed

to be about annexation. Isn’t that right?

MR. DOMBROWSKI:

I’ll object

the

form. Foundation.

BY MR. PORTER:

you

know?

MR. HALLORAN:

Mr. Porter, can you

rephrase, please?

BY MR. PORTER:

you

know, wasn’t it -- well,

strike

that.

You

reviewed the agenda for that

meeting when

you

attended it,

didn’t you?

No.

Did

you

know

that that meeting was

supposed to be

concerning the

proposed annexation of

the

property

as opposed to

the siting for the

property for

landfill

purpose?

I don’t know -- I

don’t recall if I

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that.

Vaguely.

I’ll try

find

the

exact text here.

I’m

going

withdraw that

until I can

figure

out

where that was.

You believe

that the city

council

was trying

to push

through the annexation.

that

right?

That’s

what I read

in the paper.

Well,

and that was

also your opinion.

Isn’t that

correct?

That’s

where my

opinion came

from,

yes.

And ultimately,

your

web page had

some

-- at FM21,

some text concerning

what

is next.

that

correct?

you

know where

that’s

at? Oh,

what

next?

It’s

marked YOR61,

bottom of the

page --

see

it now.

-- of

FM21.

see

that now.

And

what

you

want

know about that?

Page 270

Your web

page

contained some language

entitled,

“What

next.” Is that right?

Yes.

And

in that publication,

you stated as

follows: “I’m asking

you

take action. If

you

want

to stop

the landfill,

you can do several simple

things

make

difference.T

Did

you

write that?

Yes.

You

then went on

to say,

“Vote for new

leadership

voting for Robyn Sutcliff on

April 17th,

2007. I will vote against the

annexation of

landfill

property.” Isn’t that

right?

Yes.

You also indicated,

“At your

convenience,

you

should contact your alderman.

Encourage them

vote

against the annexation

landfill property.” Is that correct?

Yes.

MR. PORTER:

I move for admission

FM2O and 21.

MR. DOMBROWSKI:

No objection.

MR. HALLORAN:

Okay.

No objection.

Page 271

Petitioner’s

Exhibit 20 and

21 are admitted.

think

that’s the

first time we

got

along.

BY MR.

PORTER:

Now, in

FM2O and 21,

you

never

commented or

posted

or wrote

about

any

positive

comments concerning

the landfill.

Is that

right?

Not

that

I recall.

You also reported

FM2O

and 21, and

in particular

FM2O -- I’m

sorry. Look

21 on

page

YOR6O

- that Rose

Spears was

obviously against

the

landfill.

Is that

right?

MR. DOMBROWSKI:

I’ll

object to

the

form.

It mischaracterizes

the

document.

MR. PORTER:

I’m not asking

her

characterize

it.

MR.

HALLORAN:

I’m sorry.

Rebecca,

could

you

read

that question

back?

(Whereupon,

the record

was read

requested.)

BY MR. PORTER:

I’ll make it

simple and withdraw

it.

Isn’t it true

that when you

attend

the meeting

on January 2nd,

2007,

you

understood

that Rose Spears

was against

the landfill?

Page

272

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

I’ll

object

the

form.

calls

for

speculation.

MR.

HALIjORAN:

She

can

answer

you

can

answer,

you

may

so.

THE

WITNESS:

No.

MR.

PORTER:

Isn’t

true

that

you

reported

that

the

landfill

sign

“People

applauded

cue

when

their

hero,

Rose

Spears,

poked

holes

Fox

Moraine’s

threatening

statements?”

That’s

what

wrote,

yes.

And

how

exactly

did

you

come

the

conclusion

that

Rose

Spears

was

the

hero

the

landfill

people?

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

I’ll

object

the

form.

mischaracterizes

her

testimony

and

the

document.

MR.

HALLORAN:

How

so?

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

doesn’t

say

anything

that

Rose

Spears,

the

document,

anti-landfill.

MR.

PORTER:

That’s

not

what

asked.

MR.

HALLOPAN:

Yeah.

You

don’t

miss

Sutcliff,

you

can

answer

you

know.

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appear

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yes.

MR. PORTER:

I move

for

admission

22 and 23.

MR. HALLiOPAN:

Mr. Dombrowski?

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

The trend continues.

objection, Mr.

Halloran.

MR. HALLORAN:

Thank

you.

And I

retract

getting

along,

because

was

just in

the

last couple

exhibits before

that.

was

supposed

to be

funny,

but

its not.

In any

event,

Petitionerls

Exhibit

22 and 23

are

admitted without

objection.

BY MR. PORTER:

Now,

when

you were campaigning,

at no

time

did

you

ever

tell anyone

that

you

could

not

speak about the

landfill.

Is that correct?

No,

no.

statement was

correct?

Not the way

I heard it,

could

you

say

again?

While

you

were

campaigning

for

election, you

never told the

public that

you

were

campaigning

that

you

could not speak

about

the

landfill

project.

Is that

right?

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276

THE

WITNESS:

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

Well,

this

improper

impeachment.

the

deposition,

Mr.

Porter

used

the

word

approachable.

think

his

question

was

much

different

than

that.

MR.

HALLORAN:

That

was

recollection

well.

MR.

PORTER:

Did

you

ever

tell

anyone

that

you

would

not

approachable

concerning

the

landfill

while

campaigning?

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

Object

the

form

the

question.

Vague.

MR.

HALLORAN:

She

can

answer.

you

know

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Ms.

Sutcliff?

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Mr.

Porter,

please?

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WITNESS:

No,

no,

I’m

sorry.

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PORTER:

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you

tell

people

you

couldn’t

talk

them

about

the

landfill

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campaigning?

Yes.

any

time

your

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MR.

HALLORAN:

That Mr. Porter

just

posed.

THE WITNESS:

-- why I

wrote this?

Did

I have --

MR.

HALLORAN:

The

question,

Mr.

Porter --

MR. PORTER:

I would

ask that it

read

back.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Okay.

Rebecca,

can

you

read

back?

(Whereupon, the

record was

read

requested.)

MR. DOMBROWSKI:

Same

objections.

MR. HALLORAN:

Overruled.

THE

WITNESS:

No.

MR. PORTER:

Your

husband, in the

letter which

has

not

been admitted,

but has been

entered --

MR. PORTER:

I’ll have

this

an offer

of proof,

Mr. Halloran,

since this document

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not admitted.

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is an offer

proof.

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This

is 25 -- 24?

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PORTER:

Twentyf

our.

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290

BY MR. PORTER:

In the correspondence

drafted

your

husband, he indicates

that,

TIt

has been well

documented that

landfills reduce the air quality

around

them,

but

the political tactics by

the mayor

and

his dumpling gang has

caused a

premature

extension on our city.”

Did you rely

upon statements made

your husband about

the effects of the

landfill

and coming to

your conclusions

running

for office

that

the landfill should

stopped?

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

We were now in an

offer

of proof, correct?

MR. HALLORAN:

We’re in an offer of

proof, yeah.

MR. PORTER: It’s still

in an offer of

proof.

THE WITNESS:

No.

MR. PORTER: Nothing

further.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Thank

you.

Mr. Dombrowski?

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have

nothing

further.

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you.

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HALLORAN:

Thank

you,

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Dombrowski.

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Porter?

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MR. HALIjORAN:

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MR. HALLORAN:

THE WITNESS:

MR. HALLORAN:

Well, what statement

just

said.

The April 15th?

The statement that’s

April 15th, 2007.

Are you

waiting

for me?

Yeah.

I’m sorry.

You can answer if

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I said that.

believe

you’re asking me the

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you

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different.

MR. PORTER:

At any

time did

you

call Ms. Gillers

and tell her

you

thought

you’d

been misquoted

in any

way?

MR. PORTER:

I have nothing

further.

MR. HALLORAN:

Thank

you,

Mr.

Porter

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fine.

MR. HALLORAN:

I’m sure

you’re looking

forward

that.

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MR.

HALLORAN:

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you.

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you

state

your full name,

please?

Walter George

Werderich.

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Yorkville

city

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citizens

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anybody had

any

objections

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that,

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relayed

the members

the city council.

Well,

you remember

being asked

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deposition,

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there anything

about

the timing

the Wells

annexation

you

objected to,”

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answer was

no.

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

I’ll

object

to the

question.

It’s

improper

impeachment.

MR. MUELLER:

We can

get

him

a copy

his deposition,

can

just

show

him

the

page

wants.

MR. HALLORAN:

Sustained.

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

That’s

not

what

I’m

objecting

to.

BY MR. MUELLER:

We’re

going

hand

you a

copy

your

discovery

deposition

taken

on September

19th,

2008,

and ask

you to turn

Page 74.

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your

attention

Line 7,

do you

remember

being

asked,

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there anything

about

the timing

the Wells

annexation

that

you objected

tO?”

I think

that my

copy of the

transcript

may

paginated

differently

than

yours.

Page

307

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you

look

at the

top

right

the

page,

you’ll

figure

out.

These

are

the

page

numbers

here,

not the

bottom

ones.

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Line

Yeah.

Okay.

It’s

there.

Okay.

You

were

asked

that

question,

correct?

Right.

I didn’t

object

anything

that

time

on the

record.

And

the annexation

of the

Wells

property

in 2007

made

it legally

difficult

for

Fox

Moraine

disconnect

from

the city

Yorkville,

didn’t

it?

don’t

know.

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

I’ll object

to the

question.

It’s irrelevant.

This

beyond

the

time

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the

city

council

voted on

the

landfill

application.

MR.

MUELLER:

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said

didn’t

know.

think

he’s

answered

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MR. MUELLER:

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MR. DOMBROWSKI:

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MR. MUELLER:

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MR. MUELLER:

That wasn’t what she

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MR. HALLORAN:

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MR. DOMBROWSKI:

Objection.

That

invades

the

privilege.

Mr.

Clark

was

hearing

officer.

submitted

report.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Yeah.

agree.

Sustained.

MR.

MUELLER:

That’s

all

I have,

Mr.

Werderich.

Thank

you.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Thank

you

Mr.

Dombrowski,

Mr.

Hopp?

CROSS-EXAMINATION

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

A few

quick

things,

Alderman.

Mr.

Hammond

testified

his

deposition

that

saw

you

wearing

anti-landfill

button

the

landfill

hearings.

Did

you

did

you

ever

wear

anti-landfill

button

the

hearings?

No.

Did

you

see

any

other

sitting

aldermen

people

running

for

office

wearing

anti-landfill

buttons?

No.

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

further

questions.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Thank

you

Mr.

Dombrowski,

Mr.

Mueller?

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330

MR.

MUELLER:

Mr.

Halloran,

I’d

ask

reopen

cross

for

one

short

series

maybe

two

three

questions.

would

take

about

seconds,

pretty

noncontroversial

too.

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

I’m

sure

it’s

beyond

the

scope

what

just

asked.

MR.

MUELLER:

Yeah,

is.

That’s

why

I’m

asking

leave

reopen

this.

MR.

HALLORAN:

I’ll

allow

you

little

leeway

MR.

MUELLER:

Thank

you.

MR.

HALLORAN:

over

objection.

MR.

MUELLER:

Thank

you.

REDIRECT

EXAMINATION

MR.

MUELLER:

Mr.

Werderich,

were

there

fact

sheets

prepared

FOGY

for

dissemination

the

public?

don’t

know.

Did

you

have

any

role

preparing

any

literature

fact

sheets

for

FOGY?

No.

MR.

MUELLER:

That’s

all

have.

Thank

you.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Thank

you.

All

right

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you

may

step

down.

Thank

you.

THE WITNESS:

Okay.

Thank

you.

MR. HALLORAN:

Before we move any

further, some housekeeping. Petitioners Exhibit 28,

27, and

26,

I’m not sure they were offered.

MR. HOPP:

They were not moved.

MR. MUELLER:

don’t

think they have

to be, because

they were marked for

use

with the

witness, and he didn’t deny them, and my

understanding is you’re not going

admit newspaper

articles

such.

MR. HOPP: Well,

long

they’re

not admitted into evidence, we have no objection

with the

use

of them with the witness

they were

used,

other than the objections we

stated.

long as

they’re

not part of the record from his

hearing, that’s fine.

MR. HALLORAN:

Okay.

MR. MUELLER:

Because we

got

the

answers orally without having

to --

MR. HALLORAN:

Okay.

MR. MUELLER:

-- -you

know, argue with

him about whether he said

or not.

MR. HALLORAN:

Well,

some of

them

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Yorkville

0072,

Sutcliff.

MR.

HOPP:

Third

ward

advisor.

MR.

PORTER:

That

was

already

admitted.

MR.

DOMBROWSKI:

And

what

are

doing

with

26?

MR.

HALLORAN:

think

that’s

topic.

Twenty-six,

hasn’t

been

offered,

but

based

the

representation

the

testimony

with

accurate

representation

what

the

alderman

stated,

and

you

know,

don’t

know

Mr.

Mueller

MR.

MUELLER:

I’ll

withdraw

26.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Withdraw?

MR.

MUELLER:

Admit

offer

proof.

just

supports

that.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Okay.

All

right.

MR.

HOPP:

Mr.

Halloran,

just

we’re

clear,

our

objection

isn’t

whether

not

affirmed

denied

that

said

certain

things

based

reviewing

the

article,

it’s

the

entirety

the

article.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Right.

MR.

HOPP:

think

the

rest

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334

should

in.

MR. HALLORAN:

Right.

Just

the

part

he verified?

MR.

HOPP:

Right.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Or she,

be it

the

case.

And

then

Mr.

Mueller,

you

got

some

other

things

here

don’t

think

you

moved.

The

campaign

disclosure,

Exhibit

15.

MR. MUELLER:

Please

move

that

into

evidence.

MR.

HOPP:

We object

relevance.

MR. HALLORAN:

No.

I mean,

it is

what

it is.

I’ll

allow

over

objection.

Sixteen,

that

was

the invoice?

MR. MUELLER:

Obviously

move that

into the

record.

MR.

HOPP:

Obviously

we repeat

our

objection.

MR. HALLORAN:

Okay.

Objection

overruled.

Admitted.

And

Exhibit

17?

MR. MUELLER:

Are the

May

8th minutes.

MR.HALLORAN:

Correct.

MR.

MUELLER:

We’d

move

those

into

evidence.

Page

335

MR.

HOPP:

Object.

Relevance.

MR. HALLORAN:

Okay.

Objection

overruled.

I’ll

admit

Exhibit

17.

All

right.

what

you

want

do?

It’s about

5:00.

MR.

HOPP:

Mr. Halloran,

I may

the

subject

exhibits,

we still

have

Yorkville

which

was

admitted

an offer

of proof.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Oh,

okay.

MR.

HOPP:

Just so

we’re

clear,

this

the

card.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Thanks.

MR.

HOPP:

Alderman

Plocher

here

and

ready

to go

and

we’

11 stay

little

late

if need

be.

MR.

MUELLER:

Frankly,

I’d

rather

start

him

in the

morning. We’re

not 100

percent

ready

on him.

MR.

HALLORAN:

Well,

yeah.

It’s

been

long

day.

And

it’s okay

with

you, he

can

be up

here at

9:00

a.m.

MR.

HOPP:

I’ll

talk

him.

works,

but

we’ll

what

can.

not

9:00

a.m.,

we’ll

get

him

sometime

during

the

day.

know that

have

Munns

coming

10:00.

I’m

not sure

Page

336

who’s first tomorrow. Can I

talk to him?

MR. HALLORAN:

Sure, sure.

MR. HOPP: Let me just say,

before I

talk to

him,

is 9:00 a.m. okay?

Can

you

start with

him?

MR. MUELLER:

Oh, yeah.

MR. HALLORAN:

We can

off the

record.

(Whereupon, a discussion

was had

off the

record.)

MR. HALLORAN:

We’re back on the

record. Anybody else from the public

want

to make

statement today

comment? If not,

you

can sleep

on it overnight, and

you

can come here tomorrow and

make one if you

choose. All

right. Doesn’t look

like anybody

wants

to.

We’re going

adjourn the hearing

for

today,

and we’ll meet back tomorrow,

April 22nd

9:00 a.m.

Thanks. Have

great night.

AND FURTHER DEPONENT SAITH

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STATE OF ILLINOIS

COUNTY OF COOK

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says

that

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doing business in the City of Chicago; that she

reported in

shorthand the proceedings given

the

taking of said hearing

and that the foregoing is

true and correct

transcript of her shorthand notes

taken

aforesaid and contains all the

proceedings

given

said hearing.

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Illinois 60603

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