The Board found that the alleged violations in the complaint were neither duplicitous nor frivolous, denied respondents’ motion to stay, granted respondent’s application for treatment of certain information as "not subject to disclosure," and accepted this matter involving a Cook County facility for hearing. The request for a pre-hearing conference was referred to the hearing officer for disposition.
statute, the Board has no authority except that expressly provided by statute.
2d 503, 363 N.E.2d 814 (1977), (“An
administrative Agency, such as the Pollution Control Board, has no greater powers than thoseconferred upon it by the legislative enactment creating it.”).
Neither the Environmental
Protection Act, nor any other statute, grants authority to the Board to...
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