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WATER

QUALITY

STANDARDS

AND

EFFLUENT

LIMITATIONS

FOR

THE

CHICAGO

AREA

WATERWAY

SYSTEM

AND

THE

LOWER

DES

PLAINES

RIVER;

PROPOSED

AMENDMENTS

ILL.

ADM.

CODE

PARTS

301,

302,

303

AND

304.

TRANSCRIPT

PROCEEDINGS

held

the

above-entitled

cause

before

Hearing

Officer

Marie

Tipsord,

taken

before

Sharon

Berkery,

CSR,

160

North

LaSalle

Street,

Room

N-502,

Chicago,

Illinois,

the

28th

day

July,

A.D.,

2009

commencing

12:45

p.m

THE

MATTER

OF:

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Page

APPEARANCES:

ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

Ms. Marie Tipsord, Hearing

Officer

Mr.

Tanner Girard, Acting

Chairman

Ms. Andrea

Moore, Board

Member

Mr. Thomas E. Johnson,

Board Member

Mr. Shundar

Lin, Board Member

Mr. Gary

L. Blankenship, Board Member

Ms. Alisa

Liu, Environmental Scientist

HODGE, DWYER &

DRIVER,

3150

Roland Avenue

P.O. Box 5776

Springfield,

Illinois 62705-5776

217-523-4900

MS. KATHERINE D. HODGE,

MR. MATTHEW

READ,

appeared on behalf of Corn Products

International.

ILLINOIS

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

Ms.

Stefanie

Diers

Ms. Deborah Williams

Page

APPEARANCES:

(Cont’dj:

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER,

East Wacker Drive

Suite 1300

Chicago, Illinois 60601

312-795-3707

MS. JESSICA DEXTER,

appeared on behalf of

ELPC, Prairie Rivers

Network, and Sierra

Club;

BARNES & THORNBERG, LLP,

One North

Wacker Drive

Suite 4400

Chicago, Illinois 60606

312-357-1313

MR.

FREDRIC ANDES,

appeared on behalf of the Metropolitan

Water Reclamation

District of Greater

Chicago;

MR. ANDREW ARMSTRONG,

appearing on behalf of

the People of

the

State of

Illinois;

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APPEARANCES

(cont’d.)

FRANZETTI LAW

FIRM, PC,

Ten South

LaSalle Street

Suite

3600

Chicago,

Illinois

60603

312-251-5590

MS. SUSAN

FRANZETTI,

appeared on

behalf of

Midwest

Generation,

LLC;

MS. CANDACE

BOWER,

appeared

on behalf

of USEPA

Region

ALSO

PRESENT:

Mark K. Bosse,

Tom

A. Siil, Chai

H. Rhee.

REPORTED

BY:

SHARON

BERKERY,

C.S.R.

CERTIFICATE

NO.

84-4327.

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MS. TIPSORD:

We are

back on the

record. Welcome, everybody,

back. Thank

you

for promptly getting back

after lunch.

And

this point

in time, I think

we are ready

move on to

the prefiled

testimony of Corn Products

from James Huff.

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you

are.

And

I pronounce it,

Mr. Jirik and

Mr. Idaszak?

Thank

you

very much.

Ms.

Hodge,

Mr. Read?

MS. HODGE:

Hearing

Officer Tipsord

and Board Members,

thank

you

very much for

the opportunity today to

allow Corn

Products

present testimony. My

name is Katherine

Hodge with the

law firm Hodge, Dwyer &

Driver.

m here on behalf of Corn Products

International, Inc.

My witnesses today

are Mr. Alan

Jirik,

vice president of regulatory affairs

for Corn Products; Mr. James Huff, vice

president of Huff & Huff, Inc., a

consultant

for Corn Products; and

Mr. Joseph Idaszak,

general

manager of Ambitech Engineering

Corporation, another consultant of Corn

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TIPSORD: No

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there’s

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mark

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And we also

have the resume

of Chai Rhee, of Ambitech.

MS. TIPSORD: If there’s

no objection,

we will mark the resume of

Ambitech

Engineering Corporation’s

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Exhibit 308.

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certain

document

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identification,

of 7/28/09.)

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gentlemen --

or Ms. Hodge?

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HODGE:

have one more thing,

too,

please, Ms. Tipsord.

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just

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mentioned before,

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previously in this

proceeding for Citgo. And his report that’s

entitled Thermal Evaluation of

the Chicago

Sanitary and Ship Canal and

the Calumet-Sag

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MS. WILLIAMS:

How

do you get

it,

you

need

to...

MR. JIRIK: Well, personally,

either

walk or

take a

vehicle. ItTs still

kind of

in the back remote parts of the

plant. But

it is within the plant perimeter

within our

security model.

MS. WILLIAMS:

Page 4, Paragraph 1

of your testimony, you state, quote,

ITThe

cooling tower enabled Argo to

avoid adding

additional

thermal loads of existing

NPDES

discharge and allows Corn Products to

remain

in compliance with the thermal

limits in its

NPDES permit.

Thus, it is Corn Products

opinion that Argo is near the

approximate

limit of s

it allowable

thermal discharge

the Sanitary and

Ship Canal water for cooling

purposes at

Argo.TT

What restrictions

are placed in

Corn Products

NPDES permit regarding intake

and effluent

temperatures?

MR. JIRIK: The NPDES permit requires,

under special conditions on Page 3,

the

following

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MS.

WILLIAMS:

And by

“weekly,” do you

mean

weekly maximum or

an average?

MR. JIRIK: The

value reported is

consistent with what the

permit requires.

MS. HOIDGE:

It’s

on Page 3.

MS. TIPSORD: It’s

the last sentence

on the Special Condition

No. 2.

MR. JIRIK:

I would refer you to

Page

2, the effluent limitations

and

monitoring.

MS. WILLIAMS: And

this refers

to --

for temperature purposes,

you’re required

take a

single reading once

week;

is that

correct?

MR. JIRIK:

Yes.

MS.

WILLIAMS: But then, in

Special

Condition No. 2, it talks about

reporting

monthly maximum value on the

DMR form; is

that correct?

MR. JIRIK: It contains the language,

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monthly maximum value shall be

reported

on the DMR,” correct.

MS. WILLIAMS:

And I’m not trying

get tedious

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MS. HODGE:

It’s

the

Ambitech

report.

MR. READ:

We have the

report on CD.

MS. TIPSORD:

Is that

the same

what

was prefiled?

MR. READ:

Yes.

MS. HODGE:

Yes.

MS. TIPSORD:

Do we want

enter

this

as a separate

exhibit,

you think,

or --

the

report itself

is already

part of

his -

although,

you just

gave

never mind.

Let me

stop

and restate,

just

because

I have

it.

will mark this

Exhibit

310

if there’s no

objection.

Seeing none,

it’s Exhibit

310.

(WHEREUPON,

a certain document

was

marked Exhibit

No. 310 for

identification,

of 7/28/09.)

MS. TIPSORD:

I’m

just

confusing

what

got

printed

off

with

what

actually

have

in the hearing

record.

MS. WILLIAMS:

Maybe it would

helpful,

just

for

the record,

for either

witness

to help

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and which

column is the

effluent

data

that we

monitored,

is that the

question?

MS. WILLIAMS:

Make sure we all

understand that,

yes.

MR. JIRIK:

Joe?

MR.

IDASZAK: The fifth column is

the

discharge

or effluent temperature. And

the

sixth column

-- I’m looking

Page 1 of

Attachment B.

The

sixth column is the inlet

influent temperature. The third

column is

the GPM flow

rate.

MS. WILLIAMS:

And

you

have one

-- one

point

per

day

or one line across

in the table

per day?

MR. JIRIK:

Daily average.

MS. WILLIAMS:

So that represents

the

daily

average?

MR.

IDASZAK:

Column 5 and Column

represent the daily

maximum.

MS. WILLIAMS:

And how

-- did we

clarify how

often recordings are

taken, the

maximum of how

many values, if we know?

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up the point.

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thats

used

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Reclamation; is

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JIRIK:

It’s not discharge. It

doesn’t

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the Ship Canal,

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MS. WILLIAMS:

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MS. WILLIAMS:

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MR. JIRIK: To give

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answer

later.

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Channel

also once dry land?

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Cal-Sag.

MS. WILLIAMS:

you

know whether the

Des

Plaines River

one time flowed through

portions of the area currently covered

Chicago

Sanitary and Ship Canal?

MR.

JIRIK:

know

that the Chicago

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Canal

was

dug.

And,

inference, it

was dry.

you go

back

the place

to --

the whole area was under water. I don’t know

how

answer

the question beyond that.

MS. WILLIAMS:

I think -- I think

I’m

just trying

to get at

the core of what you’re

seeing as the uniqueness of the Sanitary and

Ship Canal.

if I

am understanding your

testimony, the full

-- you

know, the

focus of

the significance is that it was

dug

from

land;

is that

correct?

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That would not

the

sole -- and our expert, Mr. Huff, I

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pictures of my close encounter with the

barge,

just

for the purview of the Board.

(WHEREUPON, the documents were

tendered to

the Board.)

MS. BOWER:

And where did that happen

on Sanitary and Ship Canal?

MR. JIRIK:

not know the --

MS. TIPSORD:

I’m sorry.

I did not

hear her question.

MS. BOWER:

I was asking where you

were on

the system.

MR JIRIK: I can tell

you

that

moment that was not what I was

thinking

about. I was

concentrating on other things.

I can tell

you

we were downstream

of Corn Products,

you

know, upstream of the

confluence where it joins the

Cal-Sag. How

far

downstream Corn Products, I don’t know,

and it’s not what I was focusing on at that

moment.

MS. TIPSORD:

If there’s no objection,

will mark these pictures

Exhibit 311.

They’re captioned Response

IEPA prefiled

Question 7A Equipment for Corn

Products

Page 71

International, Inc.

Seeing no objection,

itTs

Exhibit 311.

(WHEREUPON,

certain document

was marked Exhibit No.

311 for

identification,

7/28/09.)

MS.

WILLIAMS:

Could you

answer my

question?

MR. JIRIK:

Sure.

MS. WILLIAMS:

Could

you

answer

question?

MS. TIPSORD: About -- as

far as?

MR. JIRIK:

Oh, the question was --

our testimony on file represents

our

position.

MS.

WILLIAMS:

your position is

that

youTre

silent on that issue?

MR. JIRIK: Our testimony does

not

reference

it,

that is correct.

MS. WILLIAMS:

Thank

you.

Question

The last paragraph on

Page 10

states

-- of your testimony, states

that

Corn

Products

testimony supports supplying

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Actually,

I would

want

very dutifully

consider

and

have

appropriate

time

develop

that.

I don’t

really

don’t

feel

that

I could

justice

quickly

this time.

MS. WILLIAMS:

you

have

-- do

you

know what

types

aquatic

organisms

the

Use

C would

need

protect?

That’s

Subpart

No.

10.

MR. JIRIK:

Well, I

would

defer

to my

expert

in that,

Jim,

working

a panel.

MR.

HUFF:

Jim Huff.

would

the

existing

aquatic

uses.

MS.

WILLIAMS:

Would

that

include

the

bluntnose

minnow?

MR.

HUFF:

Yes.

MS.

WILLIAMS:

think

you’ve

already

answered

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mind

the answer

yes.

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I will

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it, if

you

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WILLIAMS:

think Mr.

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this

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MR. HUFF:

Well,

we certainly

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at other

measures,

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WILLIAMS:

Let’s

move

Question

15.

Page

10,

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you

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Mr. Jirik,

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current

thermal

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Mr.

Jirik?

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JIRIK:

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the

Chicago

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Canal

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testified

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MS.

WILLIAMS:

I think I’ve already

asked your expert,

couple moments

ago.

MR. JIRIK: Well, I’d have

defer

him. I don’t have the knowledge in that

area.

MS. WILLIAMS: So you

relying

Mr. Huff

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position for your

conclusion that

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is that

correct?

MR. JIRIK:

believe my testimony

stated --

MS. WILLIAMS:

Okay.

MR. JIRIK:

-- as

Mr. Huff’s

feelings --

MS. WILLIAMS:

So --

MR. JIRIK: -- that is correct.

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Please try not

talk

top

of each other. Thank

you.

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certain document

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identification,

of 7/28/09.)

MS. WILLIAMS:

Mr. Jirik,

do you

work

at the Argo facility? Is that where your

office is located? This is Question 22.

MR.

JIRIK:

Most of the time I

work

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MS. WILLIAMS:

And for how many

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MR. JIRIK:

I’ve worked for Corn

Products International

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for

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Argo was in

1978.

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I think I may

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(WHEREUPON,

certain document

was

marked Exhibit

No. 314 for

identification,

7/28/09.)

MS. IDlERS:

Question

Why

does

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figure in

Attachment

1 only present

temperature

data

from August

1998

through 2002,

when data

available

through

June 2007?

MR.

HUFF:

had data through

2007

for

Route

and

that

was used. For

Cicero

and

Lockport, we

only had

data

from 1998

2002.

MS. IDlERS:

And

was that data

you

obtained

from MWRDGC?

MR. HUFF:

Yes,

ma’am.

MS. IDlERS:

Looking

Exhibit

314,

why

is the blue line

set

for Cicero so

much

higher

than the others?

MR.

HUFF:

Because

the temperature

warmer

that location.

MS. IDlERS:

you

know why

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temperature

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there?

MR.

HUFF:

Because

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