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RESOLIITION N0. 3035
A RESOLIITION ADOPTING FIILTON COIINTY, ILLINOIS RESOLIITION ADOPTED
THE 11TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 1984 AS AND FOR A RESOLIITION OF
THE CITY OF CANTON
WHEREAS, the Canton City Council finds it necessary to
adopt the attached Fulton County Resolution adopted on the 11th
day of September, 1984, and all attachments thereto, as a
Resolution of the Canton City Council, enforceable by the City of
Canton.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF CANTON, Fulton County, Illinois as follows:
1. That the foregoing recital is hereby found to be fact.
2. That the attached Fulton County Resolution adopted by
the Fulton County Board on the 11th day of September, 1984 and all
attachments thereto, are hereby promulgated as part of this
Resolution by reference as though the same were set forth herein
verbatim. That, as appropriate, the attached text is amended to
read City or City of Canton in lieu of County or Fulton County as
the context may seem to require.
3. That this Resolution shall be in full force and effect
immediately upon its passage by the City Council of the City of
Canton, Illinois and approval by the Mayor thereof.
PASSED by the City Council of the City of Canton, Fulton
County, Illinois at a regular meeting this 19th day of February,
1991, upon a roll call vote as follows:
AYES: Aldermen Steck, Sarff, Meade, Bohler, :Kay, Chapman.
NAYS: None.
ABSENT: Aldermen Fuller, Kovachevich.
APPROVED:
Donald E. Edwards, Mayor
ATTEST:
Nancy Whites City Clerk.
G11It,1.?I~AS, it is the ~udgetr~ent of the I~u.ltort County I~Uaa:-cl C}.i~t
in ordea- tUr i_t L-o properly and effectivc]_y re~lcll ~(t ds~~ci_s~-Uri upon
,.~.tt applica.ti_on for a Neva Regional Pollution Cotttrol I'ac:i..J.i_ty rali:i.c}.t
cort:Corn~s t.o the criteria set: forth above i_t tttt.tst h~tvc~ 17 a:e:~~.~al:e~J. too
x_t~ tn~artingful information as tU those cr.iteri_s. and ~_t ti~i.t,>t: Ia:t~.~e sc~c:h
i.ti~LoLrn;a.ti_on avails-zbl.e to it at tEie earliest possit.r~_e t:izrl-o; ~~rtcl
I•dltlRl?AS , a_t is a.pparrnt that the T egisl~.ttti.re rec~or;ni,~c~s that:
t:lte lo~.~.ti_on of such a facility in ~~ county tcti_I;I~~t riot: tip-~c::~~r,s<~i::1_).~~
be hrtte£_ci_al to ttrat paa:ticttls.r county brit zn:i_glit 1.,~, r, l,v.:l:clc,lt t:ltat
r.:hc cc~utrt:y ~~ould h<~vc to be~.tr itt order that ptabli_c poJ.:i_~~yr n'~t~~'c'ssecl
irl t.:he lnvironrnental_ Prot:ectiotl Ac.t (I11.Rev.Stat:. J_913~;, Ch, l_),l.'._1
m. i.p;ht }:~c <ar_r,Um.p l.i_~~hed; and
Z-;1I11?]:IA,`-i , :i_t: does not appe.~z1 tFt~~t the . L~l;i_r 1_aLrta~n rt. cc.r ~;:~r.a?.-:i_1y
i.nt::enc}.~cl. Lltat s.t si.rtgle cotartty :;ltottlcl bear the lturdcn c~9 t:h~ cc~:>~
oi~ d.ct::cr-r.ni.n:i_n1; the a.ppa~opri_aLen.ess o!. a ntuJ.t:i_-cUl7.rli.~r FRt.r~i__} :i_l-.~ ; <~.itd.
t~iiil'P,1-,AS, :i_t i..s thc~ opinion of th.e I'ul_ton GUUrtI~y I';~~e~.a:c1 ~.:}.1-~.t: t:l~r
}el-e: f;~~tti_on. o:t ~°esportsibil3_ty ~~.s described above i_ntl~]_i~d:l_,> ~~.utliora_.c~s
the 7rnpUS~.tioti of tz fee to be cltn.r.ged to al]_ appl..i_c?rtL~; .f:or° t~}t.e
~3.l:in.f; of a rle*.•T P~^I;ional Pollittiort Contz'ol I~~tcili.t.}r .>c?fj:i_c~:i_nrlt to
oti11,7.e t_}te rttltan CotttZty Board to intelligently carry at.tt the
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1d0i~1, 7'111~:P.11~ORI:, 1~L I:'I' P.1;SOLVIi,D P>"Y. Tltl? T't1L`1'Oll COIJIt'ty i~,c?~.f?I)
t,h~ii: tll.e~ I.ul_es a.zicl Re ulations , rE~lating to the :l:orrra_, c~.oril~erit, fees
<~iid fill_r~x; p:~_ocr~clttles :L'o:r a.~plic<~ti_ons and ~~.pl~rova.l c:f: s:i.t.^s for t.li.o
l.(!c~tion of the New Re~ianal_ 1'oll_ution Control. I'~~cx_li_ti_es :i_r~ p.~h~
w:t:inr_o1°1,ot•ated. ai-ea.s. of l~ul.ton CouTtty, Illi_noi::, ~tta(_~h.c~d h.(~.x£~L-o
aS ~~I~ule and 1ZK'gul.atl_o115~~ iil ~OLi'r (~F) SE'CCiOI~,S , i.1Tld l_L1CO7_~oratCCi
hereiTi by reference, shall. t:~e given the sa.rrie. effect ~~ thot~glt fttl.ly
,ot for.L-i~ herei.ri.
1'r IT 1' UR'T1I1,R P.rSOLV)j:.D that
1. 7:his resolution, a.nd Query pi:o-vi^ion tlTereof, sha"1l. be
cansiclerect separable, and ttie invalidity of_ any porLi_ori of this
resolution ~ha11 not. affect the validity of tli.e re[naitTC.lex.
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~`I'nTF OF TLL1rTU]:S ) FULTON COUNTY BOnRD
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CO'.IIV'.CY OF FULTOII ) nUGUST SF;5St0I~1, n.t). l_9f34
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WIIL;I;I:A.S , th.e Gerlera.l. Assernbl_y of the S1=a.t-e of 111-i_no_i_s 1~<.1,.
enacted that the I:1linoi~ EnviT-on.rnental Protectiol:i n~;c~ncy znay not
s*,r_ant a permit for the development or constru~•ti_on of a T~tow
Re~iona.l Polluti.orl Control facility which is to be lo~:ateci i.n arl
r.rna_ncol~porated area withota.t praaf that the l_ocaL-9_on o:f--' said :f:arili.ty
1~:1:; been approved by the County Itoarcl o.f th.n Cc?lanty ill ~?tlicll saa_cl
TI~~a R(zi.orlal. i'oll_utian Cc?rrtrol Facility 3_s proposed to Ile 1_ocat:ecl;
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t-JIIERFnf'~, 111.Re~a.St~l.t. 1.93, Ch. 111;, Sec. 1030.2 pl_o~-:i_dc=
that: t:.lle. County L'r_~a.7-d sha11 approve the site loeal::l.01.1 1_oz: :,. I((:~~•?
Rc~;i.orlal. Po1.11.1!.i.on Control Faci l_ity only i..f it i:ir1(:ls
l.. 'Chat the 1a.cility is necessary to a.ccolnodrltn. the ~Tast_.e
nr'.t~(It; o i~ t:he a.re,~t tl~lat i.t is int-encled to sc~:c•vn .
?_. ':Cha.t tlle~ Iacility i.s so cl~e,a_~,necl., l.eca.t:E~.d and prol7os<~d to
1~~ op(~x:°~~~tt~d t:11,-iL the pub Lie hea:l.tl1, sa.toty and we7_:1~~~rr~. ~aa_:l.t k>c~
b
:1. 'l'1-la.t the fac:ilit_-y is loc~lt:c~cl so ~n.s to minima ~~ t:l-ie. iticorni».t-
:i.t7:i.l.:it:y ~~ai_t:ll the ch<~.r~~lctr-.r of t:Iie surrolincii_ng area a.n.d t.o rnirl%rn:i_ze
t:he effc~r..t on the vzltle on tl~e sur_rouriclin~ l.~rol~erty.
4. 1'lle ftlr,.i.l.ity i.s 1_oca.ted outside t:l:ie bounda.r,r cif the 1.0() Xear
1?l.c~c~ci l'1~~:'_rl as ctete.r_rnined by thE~ Illinois Departm.cnt cif 'T'r~l.nspo.r_Lts.ti_on,
ot- file site is I;lood-proofed to Meet the standards a.l:ld x:c'cll~ir_r-me~rlts
ref thc~ I11_inois I)el.~artment of- 'T'ransportation arld i.s ai~provccl l.~y that
5. 'T'hat the plan of_ operations for the fa.ci_lity :i_ d~~s:i.f~ne~cl to
rnirli_Ini_ze Llle danger to the surrounding; area from fire, spills, or
ot.:her opcrational_ accidents ; and
t;. 'i~tlat the tralic patterns to or frotn the f_ac:i_1i_t.y az•e so
closii;nod =1s to mini.rnize the imp~lct on e~Gistin~; traf!'ic~ floes, u~i.tll
t:lie above being su.pplernented by the Site I..acation. C:ri.tei:ia made a
p~•?a-t of this resolution; and
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2. All resolutions, or parts thereof, in conflict lieref~ith
aye hereby repealed.
3. This resolution sha11 take effect following its pass~~.ge,
according to law.
ADOPTED this 11th day of September, A.D. 1.9F34.
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RULES ~.IQD kEGLZ.4TI0NS
The following rules and regulations relating to the fora:,
contents, fees and filing procedures for applications for the
a~aroval of sites for the location of New kegional Pollution
Cor~rcl Facilities ir: the Unincorporated areas of Fulton County,
Illinois are adcoted, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 111 ~,
Section 1039.2, Illinois Revised Statutes.
SECTION 1. DEFINITIOr1S
As used herei::, the following ter:as shall have the following
IDeanlr.~S
(a) "Air Pollution" is the presence in the atmosphere of one
or more contaminants in sufficient quantities and of such character-
istics and duration as to be injurious to human, plant, or animal
life, to health, cr to property, or to unreasonably interfere with
the enjoyment of life or property.
(b) "Contamir:ant" is any solid, liquid, or gaseous matter,
any odor, or any form of energy, from whatever source.
` (c} "Disposal" means the discharge, deposit, injection, dumping,
spiliirg, leaking or placing of any waste or hazardous waste into
or on any land or water so that such waste or hazardous waste or any
constituent thereof may enter the environment or be emitted into
the air or discharged into any Waters, including ground waters.
(d) "Financial State-:erts" includes balance sheet, stater.:ent
o~ profit and loss, statement of changes in financial conditions, and
an otinion of an Illinois Certified Public Accountant (CPA).
(e) "Fioodplair." that portion of land were the surface elevatier.
is iowe_.than the base flood elevation, and subject to temporary
_ri~_^.~a ~_On QL'~ =ng T10CCS .
(f) "Floodway" consists of the deeper parts of the total flood-
plain including the trench or channel and adjoining parts which are
reasonably required for the downstream movement of floodwater or flood
flows as distinguished from the shallower parts of the floodplain
where the speed of flow or current is lessened by the frictior. of bottos
materials and growth.
(g) "Garbage" is waste resulting from the handling, processing,
preparation, cooking, and consumption of food, and wastes from the
handling, processing, storage, and sale of produce.
(h) "Hazardous Waste" means a waste, or combination of wastes,
which DeCause Of 1tS Gllant~ty', CCP.Ceritrati OP., Cr phVS1Ca1, CI7eL^.1Ca1,
Or i*:fectlouS C;:aracteristiCS may Cause Or S1.g':iFiCa^.tlV contribtit°_
to ar: increase in mortality or an increase in serious, irreversible,
or incapacitating reversible illness; or pose a substantial present
or potential hazard to human healt:~ or the environment when improperly
treated, stored, transported, or disposed of, or otherwise managed,
and which has been identified, by characteristics or listing, as
hazardous pursuan*_ to Section 3001 of the Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act of 1976, P.L. 94-580, or pursuant to Agency guidelines
consistent with the requirements of this Act and Board regulations.
Hazardous waste does not include municipal waste.
(i) "Hazardous Waste Disposal Site" is a site at which hazardous
waste is disposed.
(j) "Industrial Process Waste" means any liquid, solid, semi-
solid, or gaseous waste generated as a direct or indirect result of the
rsanufacture of a product or the performance of a service which pose a
present or potential threat to Kumar. health or to the environment or
with inherent properties which make the disposal of such waste in a
landfill difficult to manage by normal means. Ind~~strial Process
Waste" includes but is not limited to spent pickling liquors, cutting
oils, chemical catalysts, distillation bottoms, etching acids, equip-
ment cleanings, paint sludges, incinerator ashes, core sands, metallic
dust sweepings, asbestos dust, hospital pathological wastes and off-
specification, contaminated or recalled wholesale or retail products.
Specifically excluded are uncontaminated packaging materials, uncontam-
inated machinery components, general household waste, landscape waste
and construction or demolition debris.
(k) "Municipal Waste" means garbage, general household and
commercial waste, landscape waste and construction or demolition debris.
(1) "Pollution Control Waste" means any liquid, solid, semi-
solid ex gaseous waste generated as a direct or indirect result of the
removal of contaminants from the air, water or land, and which pose a
present or potential threat to hu~-nar. health or to the erviron'nen*_ Or
with inherent properties which sake the disposal of such waste in a
landfill difficult to manage by normal means. "Pollution Con*_rol
Waste" includes but is not limited to water and wastewater treatment
plant sludges, baghouse dusts, scrubber sludges and chemical spill
cleanings .
(rn) "Refuse" means waste.
(n) "Regional Pollution Control Facility" is any waste storage
site, sanitary landfill, waste disposal site, waste transfer station
or waste incinerator that accepts waste from or that serves an area that
exceeds or extends over the boundaries of any local general purpose
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unit of government. This includes sewers, sewage _reat^ent plants,
and any other facilities owned or operated by sanitary districts
organized under "An Act to create sanitary districts and to remove
obstructions in the DesPlaines and Illinois rivers" approved May 29,
1889, as now or hereafter amended. The following are not regional
pollution. control facilities: (1) sites or facilities located within
the boundary of a Local general purpose unit of government and
intended to serve only that entity; (2) waste storage sites regulated
under 40 CFR, Part 761.42: or (3)rsites or facilities used by any
person conducting a waste storage, waste treatment, waste disposal,
waste transfer or waste incineration operation, or a combination
thereof, for wastes generated by such person's own activities, when
such wastes are stored, treated disposed of, transferred or incinerated
within the site or facility o-~aned, controlled or operated by such
person, or when such wastes are transported within or between sites or
facilities owned, controlled or operated by such person.
A new regional pollution control facility is:
(1) a regional pollution control facility initially permitted
for development or construction after July 1, 1982; or
(2) the area of expansion beyond the boundary of a currently
permitted regional pollution control facility; or
(3) a permitted regional pollution control facility requesting
approval to store, dispose of, transfer or incinerate, for the first
time, any special or hazardous waste.
(o) "Sanitary Landfill" means a facility permitted by the Agency,
for the disposal of waste on Land meeting the requirements of the g
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, (P .O. 94-580) as amended, and
regulations thereunder, and without creating nuisances or hazards to
public health or safety, by confining the refuse to the smallest
practical volume and covering it with a laver of earth at the cor_clusior.
of each day's operation, or by such other methods and intervals as the
Board may provide br regulation.
(p) "Site" means any location, place, tract of land, and
facilities, including but not limited to buildings, and improvements
used for purposes subject to regulation or control by this Act or
regulations thereunder.
(q) "Sludge" means any solid, semi-solid or liquid waste
generated from a municipal, commercial or industrial wastewater treat-
ment plant, water supply treatment plant, air pollution control
facility or any other such waste having similar characteristics and
effects.
(r) "Special waste" means any industrial process waste, pollution
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control waste or hazardous waste.
(S) "StOra~e" when used in cornect~on With ~'laZarQOL's Waste, ~ea::S
the containment of hazardous waste, either on a temporary basis or for
a period of years, ir. such a manner as not to constitute disposal of
such hazardous waste.
(t) "Treatment", when used ir. connection with hazardous waste
means any method, technique or process, including neutralization,
designed~to change the physical, chemical or biological character or
composition of any hazardous waste so as to neutralize such waste or
so as~to render such waste nonhazardous, safer for transport, amenable
for recovery, a~-nenable for storage, or reduced in vo1~Le. Such term
includes any activit~r or processing designed to charge the physical Torm
or chesical composition of hazardous waste so as to render it non-
hazardous.
(u) "Waste" means any garbage, sludge from a waste treatment
plant, water supply treatment plant, or air pollution. control facility
or other discarded material, including solid, liquid, semi-solid, or
contained gaseous material resulting from industrial, commercial,
mining and agricultural operations, and from community activities, but
does not include solid or dissolved material in domestic sewage, or
solid or dissolved materials in irrigation return flows or industrial
discharges which are point sources subject to permits under Section 4u2
'of the Clean Water Act or source, special nuclear, or by-product materia
as defined by the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended (68 Stat. 921)
or any solid or dissolved material from any facility subject to the
Federal Surface Mining Control ar.d Reclamation Act of 1977 (P.L. 95-87)
as amended, or the rules and regulations thereunder or any law or rule
cr.regulation adopted by the State of Iilirois pursuant thereto.
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(v) "Waste Disposal Site" is a site on which solid waste is
disposed.
(w) "Water Pollution" is such alteration of the physical, the_~2.
chemical, biological or radioactive properties of ar~y waters o~ the
State, or such discharge of any contaminant into any waters of the
State, as will or is likely to create a nuisance or render such waters
harmful or detrimental or injurious to public health, safety or welfare
or to domestic, commercial, industrial, agricultural, recreational, or
other legitimate uses, or to livestock, wild animals, birds, fish, or
other aquatic life.
(x) "Hazardous Hospital Wastes" means wastes generated in
connection with patient care that is contaminated with or may be
contaminated with an infectious agent that has the potential of inducing
an infection and has not been rendered innocuous by sterilization or
incineration.
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SECTION 2 PROCEDURES
SITE APPROVAL PROCESS III' FU.~TON COUNTY
AT LEAST 14 DAYS PRZOR TO SUB.~4ITTAL OF APPLICATION FOR SITE LOCATION
APPROVAL
1. Applicant notifies:
a. All owners of property within 250 feet of all
boundaries of the proposed site; and,
b. AlI meTnbers of the General Assembly from the
legislative district in which the site is
located; and,
c. A newspaper published within Fulton County for
publication explaining the proposal for a new
regional pollution control facility. Notifi-
cation must be in conformance with the Illinois
Revised Statutes, Chapter 11121 Section 1039.1,
as amended.
DAY ONE
2. Applicant for site location approval files twenty (ZO) copies
of the application and exhibits with Fulton County Board
Chairman, along with appropriate site review application fee.
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WITHIN 5 DAYS OF RECEIPT OF ?pPLICATION
3. County Board Chairman forwards application to Regional Pollution
Control Hearing Committee, which shall be composed of three County
Board Members, one from each County Board District, for review and
scheduling.-
a. If a zoning change is also required, applicant
should also apply for such change when applying
for site approval.
b. If a zoning change is appropriate, application
for such shall not be processed until site approval
is granted.
4. Regional Pollution Control Hearing Committee forwards application
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atolication to Development Deo_ art sent for ge^.eYal r~.ailout to all
affected departments or units of government. The following, at
a mini~~~, stall be notified.
a. County Planning Office, Highway and Public Health Deparments
b. All municipalities within 1=2 miles of the proposed facility
c. Township Supervisor
d. Township Road Com^~issioner
e. Fire Protection District
f. District County Board Members
g. District State General Assembly Members
5. Staff completes general information summary sheet with site location
and mails to affected jurisdictions listed in number 4 above.
6. County Board Chairman notified applicant in writing of scheduled
Public Hearing date.
WITHIN 30 DAYS OF RECEIPT OF APPLICATION
7. Staff completes evaluation of the regional pollution control
facility proposal, determining the consistency with I11.Rev.Stat.
1983, Ch. 1112r Sec. 1039.2, suo_plemented by the Site Location
Criteria Checklist.
WITHI:vT 35 DAYS OF RECEIPT OF APPLICATION
8. The applicant publishes notice of Public Hearing in local
newspaper (s} and notifies by certified mail all members
of the District General Assembly in which the proposed
facility is located. Public hearing notice shall be published
in a newspaper of general circulation prior to the public hearing,
according to law. The public hearing shall be scheduled to be
conducted at a location which is reasonably expected to be
large enough to accommodate the number of persons anticipated
to attend.
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WIT:-'"~ 60 DAYS GF P~,CEiPT OF ~~PLZCATIC'~;
9. Regional Pollution Control Hearing Cor~ittee conducts one or more
public hearings which are adequate to establish the facts in the
case; provided that said hearings be conducted within the
required time periods. The right of cross-examination wall be
guaranteed and time limits for direct and cross-examination
shall not be arbitrarily imposed.
a. A verbal recording shall be made of Hearing and a written
verbatim transcript shall be made available, at cost, upon
request.
b. Applicant submits proof of notification required in I11.Rev.
~~ Stat. 1983, Ch. 1112, Sec. 1039.2 and the Procedures herein.
WITHIN 60 TO 120 DAYS RECEIPT OF APPLICATION
10. Minutes from Public Hearing are forwarded to all County Board
Members for review. Additional hearings may be held by Regional
Pollution Control Hearings, if necessary, prior to referral of its
findings and recommendation to the County Board. Written co~aents
submitted within 7 days of the final public hearing shall be made
a part of the record of proceedings and considered. Upon the
conclusion of the public hearing(s), the Regional Pollution Control
Hearing Committee shall publish a legal notice informing the public
of the deadline for written comments.
11. Regional Pollution Control Hearing Committee recommendation and
basis for decision forwarded to County Board members for review.
12. County Board approves or denies requested site location (and zoning
requirements, if necessary).
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WITHIN 7 DAYS AFTER COUNTY BOARD APPROVES OR DENIES SITE LOCATION
13. Decision and basis for decision are given to the applicant ir.
writing, to be forwarded to Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency, by the Fulton County Board Chairman.
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14. All appeals of County Baord decision (either by applicant or
public affected by proposal) must be filed with the Illinois
Pollution Control Board (IPCB).
WITHIN 90 DAYS OF FILING OF AN APPEAL
15. Pollution Control Board reviews challenge to site approval
decision by County Board. Pollution Control Board proceeds
with case according to State Regulations.
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SIi~ APPROVAL PROCED'JP,E
?JOP~ SC~EDL'LE
(BASED ON SliB'_~?ITTAL OF APPLICATION)
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DAY 1 STEP 2
DAY 5 STEP
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DAY 30 STEP 7
DAY 35 STEP 8
DAY 60 STEP 9
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DAY 162 STEP 14
DAY 252 STEP 15
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CERTIFICF.TE OF NOTICE
FACILITY PROPOSED
I, t e owner/app scant, o ereby cert~ry
that I have notified a property owners within 250 ft. from the
bou-~dary of the proposed site 14 days prior to the submittal of my
application to the County Board. I have also notified members of the
General Assembly from the Legislative District in which my facility is
located. The method of notice was by certified or registered mail,
return. receipt requested, and the mail receipts are attached. The
notice stated that a Public Hearing would be conducted within 75 days,
and notice would be published in a local newspaper of the date, place
and tune. A certified copy of the public notice is also attached.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of ,
A.D., 19
votary uo is
NAME AND DATE PROPERTY OWNERS P.ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY M~NSBERS WERE NOTIFIED
Est eac below
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Section 3. A-~rli catior. for Site Location Aporoval
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FuItOP. CGi:'7ty, IllinOi S
New Re,iora: re!lution Contras Facility
Reeuired Information by 0~,::er
A. aenti_ication
B. Site Histerv
C. Operation Classification
_ D. Site Location
E. County Zoning Regulations
F. Date of Filing
G. Notice of Adjcir:ing landowners
H. Filing Fee
I. Signatures and Notary
Part I - Needs of Service Areaa
A. Proposed Service Area
B. Site Capacity
Part II - Protection of Health, Safety and L~'elfare
A. Site Location
B. Design Standards
C. Operating Procedures
Part I II - Compatibility with Neighborhood
A. Property Values
B. Topographic Survey before Operation
C. Finald Design Grades
D. Incineration Reouire*~ents
Part IV - Floodplain Considerations
A. State Review
B. County Fiood~lain Development Permit
C. Stor,::,aater R~nof=
Part V - Neighborhood Safety
A. Accident Prevention Plan
B. Fire Prevention Plan
C. Stormwater Runoff
Part VI - Traffic Impact
A. Traffic Plan
B. Entrance Permit
Optional Information
A-list of Equipment
B. Materials Analysis
C. Other Supportive Information
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rim _P.fC^at~Q:: s'.:b~:_tted aS par'" OT t:7e Apps i Cat ^ _S aVa_~a~le
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t0 t:7E ?liv11.C ex_e^t TJ.^.e~ S^eC~ficalZ~ deslg:.ateC tJV ti:c r_pLi~Cant t.7
be treated confidential<<' as re~ardir.g a trade secret or secret process
in accordance with Section 7(a.) of the Ervironnentai ?rotection Ac*_.
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i~0_... lv,i~_~ (2v) COPl:..~.. Or r"??SIC :_iCN
ALL F.Y.:?iEITS Stu=_LL BF, FTLr.D k'ZTi?
T'r?. COUP~TY BOARD Ci.-i.AIR?~'~~5~ OF FiTLTON
CO~ivT~ .
Kecu~ree __.=cr.;,~t~er Ec Gw-ner.
~. icenr~__caticn
1. Na:~e of Land aumer
(_nni Cate it sarie as acove
2. A ddres s c f Lane C~-ner
street, Dcx, or R.
City Late ip o e
Te~ep^one
Area Coae Nu-zber)
3. Name of Applicant/Operator
Person Response e or Operation
~. Address of Applicant/Operator
treet, ox, ~)
City State Zip Code
Telephone:
Area Coae Numberj
5. Name of Site
6. Address of Site
(..freer, ox, ,,F)
qty rate ip oae
County
7. Leal Desriptior. of Site (Attach Plat of Survey)
Township
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G'. La?:.".. C'~,il°=S:~:l/ (vhPC :.".a:_C?~'~e ~v::Ea)
( ) ?~ese::__y Q-w-^ed~ by :_ppiicant
( ) ~c Be Pur_-ased by . r/1_cant
( ) '~o Be '.eases' 3y r~J-_ca-:~ = cr wears
( ) Years of~ Lease ?enaini-~g : Tcr~.ination
Date c~ Lease
Operated by: Illinois orporation ( } ;a=tnership ( )
Gove=^.rnent ( ) In,^'i viduai ( ) Other ( )
a. if a partnership, Submit ra*^es and addresses of all
partners. If a corporation, submit names and addresses of all
_ officers and directors, and the names and addresses of all
shareholders owning ten percent (10%) or more of the capital
stock of said corporation.
b. If applicant is a corporation, submit copies of the
Articles of Incorporation as an exhibit. If applicant is a
Corporation more than 50% owned by another corporation, these
reouirer!ier.ts of this part, shall be applicable to said corpor-
at~on.
c. As an e~:hibit to the application, sub~*ait audited
financial statements for the applicant for the five proceeding
years. If new corporation, provide statement for years avail-
able.
d. If applicant is a publicly held company, submit conies
of all docents filed by it with any state or federal~securitie.
regulatory agencies during the proceeding five years.
e. Provide a listing of any lawsuits, court proceedings or
ad*ninistrative proceedings in which any person or entity na.:.es
in paragraph 8a. of t'ris part has been a p~.rty duri rg the five
years proceeding the filing of this application. With respect
to each such listing the court or agency shall be identified,
the nurber of such case, and a brief su--~-~~ary of the nature of
each and the decision therein.
B. Site History (Check Applicable Box or Boxes)
I.
( ) This is a proposed operation
( ) This is a proposed expansion
Illinois E.P.A. Permit No. _
E.P.A. Permit ( ).
2. Existing Land Use on Site
3. List Any Covenants Recorded with The Property Deed
of an existing operation:
No Illinois
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C. Operation Classification
i. =~-pe of Y:e~ional rcllution Control Facility Proposed (Check
Applicable be or Bexes) r
(~) Waste Storage Site
( ) Landfill or Other Disposal Site
( ) Transfer Station
( ) Ir.cir.erator
( ) Other: Explain
NOTE: You are e}tempt from acquiring site approval if:
A.) The proposal is completely within the boundaries of a
nuncipality and intends to serve only that area; or
B.) The proposal will be a storage site for certain PCB-contair.i-
materials which are controlled by federal regulations; or
C.) The proposal is an industrial facility where a waste
generator is taking care of or_ly that facility's waste
entirely on your own property.
2. If the application is for approval of the site as a waste transf
station, state:
(a) The period of time that the average shipment of waste wi=
be on the site;
(b) The place to which it will be transferred from the pro-
posed site;
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(c) If that site is already in existence, there shall be
filed with the application copies of all government
permits issued for that site;
(d) If that site is not already in existence, the applicant
shall so state.
3. Zf the application is for approval of the site as a waste storagF
site, state:
(a) The period of time during which it is proposed that the
site will be used for such purpose:
(b) How the waste will be stored:
(c) Zf the waste is to be stored in containers, designate the
kinds of containers and the manner in which they will
be stored.
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D. Site Location
1. Attach a copy of the United Sates Geological Survey (R.S.G.S.)
topographic quadrangle map of the area which includes the site
(7.5 minute quadrangle, if published).
2. Outline the location and extent of the site on the U.S.G.S.
topographic quadrangle map.
acres in Quarter
uarter uarter ection
Township Range ast o t e ira M.
3. Provide State Plare Coordinates of the southwest corner of
the site using the State Piano Coordinate System (East
Zone)
feet east, feet north of origin.
4. General Characteristics (Flood Plain, hillside, Field, Strip
Mine, Quarry, Gully, Gravel Pit, Swamp, etc.). Briefly
describe:
E. County Zoning Regulation
1. Present zoning classfication of site
2. Does present zoning of site allow the proposed usage?
( ) Yes ( ) No.
If no, have you taken any steps to acquire proper zoning?
Explain
3. Restrictions (if any)
F. Date of Filin
o app ication for site approval shall be deemed to have been
filed or accepted for filing unless all of the requirements of this
resolution applicable thereto shall have been met and no receipt or
other indication of filing shall be given, until such time as it
has been determined that the application complies with the require-
ments of this resolution. Within a reasonable period of time after
delivery of an application the applicant shall be advised:
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a. Either tat it is a com~le_e application and teat it
has been accepted for fling, desig:.ating the date of
filing; or
~. That the aap:?cation iS nOt COII'iT_Jlete, SpeC~fVing wherein
it is deficient.
G. Notice of Adjoining Land Owners
nere seal be ?-i ea w~tn the Application copies of the notices
recuired to be served under Chapter 1I12f sec. 1039.2 (b) Illinois
Remised Statutes, toget~~er with evidence of service thereof as
provided in said statute. Applications are not officially filed
until 14 days after public notice is given.
H. Filine Fee
mere shall be paid to the County of Fulton at the time of the
filing of an application for site approval, a fee in the amount of
$125,000.
1. The fees collected hereunder shall be used only to defray the
costs incurred by the County in connection with the applications
for site approval filed under the provisions of Chapter lII2t
Illinois Revised Statutes.
2. Any provision of this resolution to the contrary notwithstanding,
the County shall accept no application for filing, unless said
fee has been paid.
I. Signature and Notar
i hey ar irm that all information contained in this Applicatic
is true and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Signature of Applicant/Operator
e
ate
Notary: (Seal)
ate
Signature of Landov.-ner (s)
Date
Date)
ate
Notary: (Seal)
ate
Signature of Engineer; Land Surveyer:
(Date
Illinois Reg. Nos.: (Seal)
ate
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Signature cf other pers•or., technical and non-technical,
who has suo*~ied data contained in the submittal:
ignaure) ate)
eg. o., osit~on, it e
.,ignature ( atej
xeg. o., ~osit~on, ~tle gate
PZOTE: By signature affixed to this Application for Site Location
Approval the owner affirms his intent to record the description and
plan of the completed site with the County official responsible for
maintaining titles and records of the land, in accordance with the
Rules and Regulations of Fulton Cou*~ty, and the State of Illircis.
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Parts I through VI are necessary to evaluate compliance with the
Illinois State Statutes, Sections 3 and 39 of the Environmental
Projection Act.
Part I Is the facility necessary to accomodate the waste needs of the
area it is intended to serve?
A. Proposed Service Area
~~ 1. Attach a map of the site and the proposed service area. If
service area extends bevord the County boundaries, a geographic
description of that area outside Fulton County will be sufficien~
2. The map and report shall identify the location of each
existing Regional Pollution Control Facility within the area
proposed to be served and with respect to each such facility,
the application shall provide the following information:
a. The size thereof.
b. The owner and/or operator thereof.
c. The kind of pollution control facility.
d. The remaining capacity thereof.
e. The kinds of wastes- received at each such facility.
3. Provide a brief statement setting forth the reasons and
x facts supporting applicant's assertion that the proposed
facility is necessary to accommodate the waste needs of the
area it is intended to serve. Include statistics on population
projections, commercial and industrial growth and related
refuse generation.
B. Si*_e Capacity
1. Indica*_e the estimated quantity of each of the following
sources and types of solid waste the facility will handle during
each day of operation; each week of operation; each year of
operation. Specify refuse sources, quantity from each and
intended service area of facility.
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Source Tvne Dai1v Quan.
a. Residential
b . Cor.~ercial
c. Industrial
d. Agricultural
-,1eekly Quan. Annual Qua^.
e. Other
(Describe)
2. At the above rate of use, what is the expected useful
life of the facility?
3. If "hazardous waste" (other than waste water sludges)
will be accepted at the facility, list these wastes, give
quantity to be accepted, sources of each, provide a complete
analysis of each, and attach a detailed description of the
special procedures to be used for their disposal at the
facility.
4. If a proposal includes water treatment or if wastewater
treat~:ent sludge is to be accepted, provide a brief narrative
of the wastewater or water treat::ient processes and operations
utilized at the treatment facility generating the sludge.
5. Provide a reasonable esti,:.ate of the projected quantity of
processed sludge to be deposited at the site on a unit time
basis. Specify ary additional informatior: regarding sludge
generation.
Source tleekly Quan. rionthly Ouan. Annual Quan. Other Interval
A. Municipal
B. Industrial
C. Combined
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E. State to w`a~ exter:t waste strea:^s projectec to be
received at the site possibly can be reduced in volu::~e by
reuse, recycling, non-generation, or a different disposal
arocess.
Part II Zs the facility se designed, located and proposed to be
operated so that the public health, safety snd welfare will
be protected?
A. Site ~ocation
1. Plat the following information on the U.S.G.S. quadrangle
topographic may within the site and at a minimum of l.5 mile
~~ radius of the boundaries of the proposed facility:
a. Wells (domestic, industrial, etc.)
b. Public and private sources (wells, stream etc.)
c. Residences or residential uses, commercial facilities,
sewage treatment facilities, industries, institutions,
etc.
d. Other pertinent facilities not shown on topographic
map such as diverted streams, strip mines, ponds, etc.
If scale is riot sufficient, snow above items or. a separate
topographic map .
2. Check applicable boxes which describe the use of adjacent
properties surrounding site.
Residential Commercial Industrial Agricultural Other
a. North ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
b. East () () () () ()
c . South ( } ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
d. West ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
*Specify Use
3. Are there any perxtits, operational requirements, licenses,
or other requirements of restrictions by any municipality,
planning commission, any county deparment, state agency or
other governing body?
( ) Yes ( ) No If yes, list below:
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4. Geolow-Fivdr elo~v
NOTE: The instructions that follow in Part II should be read
carefully prior to initiating the data gathering program for the site.
A complete hydrologic sutdy of the site and its surroundings shall be
submitted, which includes the following:
a. Depth to water in boreholes at time of leasing completion
and periodic measurements until the water level has
stabilized.
b. Rate(s) and direction(s) of groundwater movement.
c. A narrative description (with diagram) of the design and
installation procedures for all piezometers installed at the
site. This shall include both water-level measuring piezometers
and those installed for permanent use as water-quality
monitoring points.
d. An analysis of the background groundwater quality, and attach
a copy of the laboratory report.
e. An outline of the procedures, devices and personnel to be
e^iployed for the collection of periodic groundwater samples
from the monitoring point(s) installed at the site.
~5. Geology provide a brief description of the general geography of the
region in which the site is located, and a summary of the hydrologic
conditions typical of that portion of Illinois.
a. Provide a complete log (description) of each boring made during
the exploratory program, and include all other pertinent data
so obtained.
b. Include the following information regarding the bedrock, if
encountered during the boring prograia:
1. Derth(s) to bedrock
2. Lithology (physical character) and hydrologic character-
istics of the bedrock formation
3. Name and age of the formation encountered during the boring
operation and/or which crop out on or adjacent to the site.
B. Design Standards
1. Provide a topographic map of the closed and covered site showing
final contours, with an interval of five feet if relief is greater
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than 20 feet, ar.d intervals of 2 feet if relief is less than
20 feet.
2. P=wide cross sections of profiles (Scale 1"=200' of larger)
of the developed site to clearly indicate: (Minimum of three
cross sections recommended)
a. Proposed fill areas
b. Sequence of placement and total compacted thickness of each
lift
c. Thickness of cover material for each lift
d. Slope and width of working face for each lift
e. Slope of completed fill with final cover in place
f. Subsurface strata to a minimum depth of thirty feet below
the base of the fill material
g. All surface features both unaltered and modified, and
installed as part of the facility. This shall include all
new construction with location plans for berms, dikes, dams,
earth barriers, surface drainage ditches, drainage devices
(culverts, tiles), fencing access roads, entrance(s),
` utilities, buildings, sanitary facilities, monotorirg well(s)
streams, ponds, mines, and any other special construction as
may be required.
3. Attach a typewritten narrative supplemented by indications on
the plans of provisions to be made for:
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a. Prevention of surface-water pollution
b. Control of gas migration
c. Elimination of flood hazard, if any
d. Employee facilities
e. Access to the site
f. Measuring quantity of waste (solid, semi-solid and liquid)
delivered to the site (if applicable).
g. Remedial measures which could be taken if groundwater '
or surface water should become polluted, and the estimated
cost of each,
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h. Estimates of the length of time that the wastes :..ust
be isolated frog the biosphere.
OneratinQ Procedures
1. Attach a typewritten plan of operation to accompany this
application.
Include the following:
a. Method of landfilling (trenching, area fill)
b. Storage provisions
c. Time schedule for filling and daily covering
2. Attach a typewritten description of provisions for:
a. Personnel for supervision and operations
b. Traffic control
c. Designation of unloading area
d. Cell size and construction
e. Provisions for blowing litter control
f. Rodent control
g. Fly control
h. Bird control
i. Dust control
j. Odor control
k. Management of surface water
1. Erosion control
m. Final cover and vinal slopes
n. Monitoring program for gas
o. Reuse and recycling
p. Monitoring program for groundwater (See Part III A-1)
q. Disposal of leachate, including after the operator's
maintenance activites end.
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3. The in.or*~ation requested must be provided only if water
treatment or wastewater treatment sludge is to be accepted for
disposal at the proposed site.
a. Indicate the type of sludge to be accepted at the facility
for ulti-aate disposal:
( ) Water treat,, ent
( ) Wastewater treatment
( ) municipal
( ) filter cake
( ) raw
( ) industrial
( ) combined
( ) sludge cake
( ) heat-dried
( ) digested
b. Provide a brief statement describing the method of sludge
conveyance to the refuse disposal site from the treatment
,facility. Include an attached typewritten list of equip-
ment and personnel to be used for sludge handling and
transport.
c. Provide a brief narrative of the sludge de-watering and
(or) sludge drying operations utilized at the treatment
plant. What is the expected solids content (by weight)
of the processed sludge?
d. If industrial or combined wastewater sludges are proposed
to be deposited at the site, provide a comprehensive
chemical analysis of same. Attach a copy of the laboratory
report as part of the Application.
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e. Provide plan views (Scaletl"=200') and cross sections of
the leachate collection and treatment system, if utilized,
including the following information:
1. Type, location and construction of subsurface collectior_
system, and all attendant devices.
2. Location, dimensions, volume, and surface elevation of
treatment lagoon(s), if used.
3. Detailed written narrative of the method and processes
of the treatment system, and program for monitoring the
performance and effectiveness of the treatment system.
4. Discharge point(s) of effluent.
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D. Pollution
1, Attach a typewritten araivsis as to whet'.-_er pollution will
result from this facility. Include:
a. A description of the possible sources of pollution.
b. A description of what measures, if any, can be taken to
prevent pollution, and the likelihood that they will, in
fact, prevent pollution. r
~~ c. A description of what measures, if any, can be taken to
remedy pollution and the likelihood that they will, in
fact, prevent pollution.
d. Cost estimates for all preventative and remedial measures.
e. Who will pay all such costs.
2. Attach a typewritten analysis as to:
a. The public health consequences or pollution.
b. The economic consequences of pollution.
c. The duration of all such consequences.
E. Financial Assurances
Attach a written analysis regarding:
1. Whether the applicant intends to pay all future and present
costs of operation and maintenance. If not, state:
a. What costs will not be paid by the applicant, and
who will pay all such costs.
b. The amounts of all such expenditures.
c. The consequences should such costs not be paid,
2. flow long the applicant will maintain the site following
closure.
3. If the applicant will not be responsible in perpetuity, who
will be responsible for maintenance once the applicant has
ceased maintaining the site.
4. The annual cost of maintaining the site and the period of
time that the applicant considers maintenance to be necessary.
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5. Insurance coverage, including:
a. Name and address of applicant's insurance carrier for
this site, if any.
b. Anount of coverage.
c. What events are covered, and over what period of time.
6. Ary perfor:~ar.ce bond that the applicant is willing tc
provide, including the terms thereof and the security for
same.
Part III Is the facility located so as to minimize inco_npatibility with
tze character of the surrounding area and to minimize the
effect on the value of the surrounding property?
A. Property Values
Attach a statement indicating what impact the facility will 'cave
on the property values and general character of the surrounding
area, supplemented by statements from Township and/or County
Assessor.
B. Topographic Survey before Operation
Provide a detailed topographic map of the existing site (Scale
1"=200' or larger) showing 5-foot contour intervals on sites
(or portions thereof) where the relief exceeds 20 feet, and
2-foot contour (interval on site (or portions thereof) having
less than 20 feet of relief. This map should include all
buildings, ponds, streams, wooded areas, bedrock outcrops,
underground and overhead utilities, roads, fences, culverts,
drainage ditches, drain tiles, easements, streets, any other
item of significance, including legal boundaries.
C. Final Design Grades
Provide a separate map, at the same scale as that above, of the
developed site showing the final topography after completion.
D. Incineration Requirements
If the site is proposed to be used for incineration, the
following exhibits shall be filed with the application:
1. Complete designs, specifications and construction plans 'of
the incinerator and auxiliary equipment;
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2. P. statement showir:g the locations of similar facilities;
3. A complete statement of operating procedures, maintenance
requirements and similar information concerning the propese~~
facility;
4. A detailed statement of contingency plans dealing with
candling of wastes during periods when the incinerator is
non-functionable;
5. The kinds of materials proposed to be incinerated identifyir
or designating them by chemical composition.
Part IV Is the facility located outside the boundary of the 100 year
floodplain or is it floodproofed to meet the standards and
requirements of the Illinois Department of Transportation and
approved by that Department?
Refer to U.S.G.S. topographic map submitted under Part III, ~F2.
A. State Review
If any development or excavation is to occur within the 100 yea:
floodplain, submit a detailed statement from the Illinois
Department of Transportation of how the applicable Rules and
Regulations have been met.
B. County Flood lain Development Permit
If any development or excation is to occur within floodplain,
submit a detailed statement of how the Fulton County Floodplain
Development Permit requirements will be met.
C. Stormwater Runoff `"
Explain the measures proposed to prevent excessive stormwater
runoff to adjacent properties downstream of the site.
Part V Is the plan of operation for the facility designed to minimize
the danger to the surrounding area from fire, spills or other
operational accidents?
A. Accident Prevention Plan
Indicate what operational plans are proposed to minimize the
danger to the surrounding area from operational accidents.
B. Entrance Permit
Submit a statement from the Superintendent of Highways of
the requirements for the future entrance permit onto a
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County hl?~';k'a~ .
or
Subr.:it a statement from the To~v-nshio Road Cor~issioner of
the requirements for the future entrance permit onto a
Townsip highway. j
Optional Information
A. List of Equipment
Provide a list of equipment to be used for the landfill operatic
by item - model number - number of units - description.
B. Materials Aralvsis
Provide the following information for samples taken by soil
borings:.
1. testural classifications (USDA)
2, partical size distribution curves for representative sample:
3, coefficient of permeability 0 based on field and/or
laborator~* determinations
4. ion-exchar_ge capacity and ability to absorb and "fix"
heavy metal ions.
C. Attach a typewritten description supplemented by indications
on the plans of provisions for final grading and, if applicable
revegetation of the com~ieted landfill areas. State what
E arrangements will be made for the repair of eroded, cracked and
uneven areas, and any other maintenance of the site until its
pollution potential is adjudged exhausted.
D. Other
Any other relevant information may be submitted to support the
application.
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SECTION 4 , i ~' aLUA_TION CHECF: LIST
..~rE LOCAiI02d Cr.ITERZA ESTABLISHED BY ILL. REV.STAT. 1983,
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1. Is the r;,,ility necessary to accomodate
the waste needs of the area it is
intended ~° serve?
a) I~, the waste to be accepted by
ti,,; facility already accepted by
n, ,, rby landfills (e. g, within
5 , ~~ 8 miles as an example) .
b) A~~' nearby facilities within 5
y~,,, ~? of their estimated life
si,~~n.
c) I~, the facility meant to serve
a ',rowing population center?
d) I^ t:he expected capacity of the
f„ i.lity large enough to handle
e„iimated refuse generated of
t}~,, township (see Refuse
Gt,,,~ration Projection Chart) ?
e) Ha~~ the developer adequately
pr, , ~ied the need fcr the
f~~, t lity at present?
ADDITIONAL C('~ t~ BENTS
2, Is the f~,~lity so
and propc~~~~=d to be
the publi ~ health,
will be r,~,tected?
designed, located
operated so that
safety and welfare
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LOCATION:
a) Is the proposal consistent with
the adopted Lana Use Plan?
b) Is the site zoned properly for
the propsed use?
c) Is a fire station located
within two miles of the site?
d) Are geological conditions
suitable for land burial of
waste (if part of the proposal)?
1. Hydrology;
2. Soil types;
3. Topography (floodplain);
4. Previous land use.
e) Is the proposal likely to cause
pollution to surface or ground-
water?
' f) Is the proposal likely to cause
air pollution?
g) If the facility pollutes, could
it cause harm to the health of
hu^.ian beings , either
immediately or in the future?
h) If pollution occurs, will it be
possible to clean up?
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
DESIGN STANDARDS:
a) Do proposed operational facilities
meet the approval of the County
Health Dept., the local fire chief
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b) cave engineering alar.s been
approved by the Fulton. County
Planning Office?
c) Is the site of a sufficient
size to prevent spills or fires
from easily spreading to adjoin-
ing properties?
d} Is road access adequate to hanal
proposed truck traffic, as
determined by the Township Road
Co~nis s Toner?
e) Is ingress/egress so designed to
promote safe sight distances and
traffic safety?
f) Has the developer demonstrated
that *_he facility is so designed
as to isolate the wastes from
human beings for so long as they
are dangerous?
OPERP.TING PROCEDURES
a) tti'ill operations minimize
pollution to the environment?
b) Is access to the point of the
landfilling operation designed
E to minimize on site traffic
` accidents?
c) Have operaticnal plans been
approved by the County Health
and Planning Gffice?
d) kill the developer r.:aintain the
site for so long as this is
necessary?
ADDITIONAL CONL*'IENTS
~'ES I NOI L':~rCtiTGt~'ti
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POLLUTION:
a. If this facility pollutes,
could it cause serious health
consequences?
b. If this facility pollutes,
could it cause economic loss
to citizens?
FINANCIAL ASSURANCES:
a. Does the developer plan to
maintain the site for so
long as it is necessary to
do so?
b. If the developer does not
plan to maintain the site for
so long as it is necessary to
do so, has a substitute been
provided?
c. Has the developer provided
' adequate financial security
to guarantee that taxpayers
will pay no costs of
maintenance, now or in the
future?
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3. If the facility located so as to mini-
mize incompatibility with the character
of the surrounding area and to minimize
the effect on the value of the surround-
ing property ?
a) Is the proposal likely to
decrease property values of
surrounding properties?
b) Can the proposal coexist with
bath existing and proposed
land uses in the area?
c) Will the proposal aesthetically
damage the surrounding area?
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ADDITIONAL CO:~•~NTS
4. Is the facility located outside the boundary
of the 100 year flocd~lain or is it flood-
proofed to meet standards and requirements
of the Illinois Department of Transportation
and approved by that Department?
a) If the proposal contains floodplain,
are measures proposed to prevent
excess runoff and pollution to the
environment?
b) If any development or excavation is
to occur in the floodplain, has a
floodplain development permit been
acquired from Fulton County? ..
Does the proposal meet the require-
ments of Fulton County's floodplain
developrnert permit?
(see checklist enclosed as
Attachment A).
c) If development or excavation is to
occur within the floodway, has a
permit from IDOT been issued?
d) Does proposed floodway development
meet IDOT's standards for construction
within flood plains in rivers, lakes
and streams?
ADDITIONAL COI~NTS:
5. Is the plan of operation for the facility
designed to minimize the danger to the
surrounding area from fire, spills or other
operational accidents?
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a) Has the plan cf ooeration been
approved by the fire chief ir. which
the facility is proposed?
b) Has an engineer de*_ermined whether
the plan of operation is adequate?
NOTE: IEPA evaluates this requirement on an
individual basis and has developed no
standards of evaluation.
c) If hazardous waste is to be accepted,
is the site at least 1000 feet from
an existing well?
d) Has a traffic engineer reviewed the
plan of operation to evaluate safety
of vehicular movement?
ADDITIONAL CO?~~Pv'TS
6. Are traffic patterns to or from the facility
designed so as to minimize the impact on
existing traffic flows?
€a) Has the County Superintendent of
Highways approved the traffic patterns
which will result from the proposal?
b) Are ingress/egress points adequately
designed so as to minimize the impact
or. existing traffic flows?
c) Has the township highway commissioner
approved the proposed impact on local
traffic?
ADDITIONAL CO?ANTS
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C.:EC~:LIST TO ISSUE FLOOD PLAIN DEVELOP^'y:~T PEP.MIT
PERMITS
Building Permit Nu^iber
Flood Plain Development ermit App ication
IF: (Circle appropriate case)
A) Area graded is over 1,000 square feet,
B) Volume excavated and filled totals over 100 cubic yards.
~~ THEN, a Site Development Permit is required.
IF: Grading will take place in a flood plain with a tributary
area of b40 acres or more.
THEN, a State Pernit may be required, but must be applied for.
DESIGN
Compensatory storage
1. Storage volume below base flood elevation
2. Fill, open storage, and detention volumes equal excavation
volume in flood plain
3. Positive outlet to natural channel or sewer
4. Opposite or immediate upstream of fill area
5. Seeding (Type, rate, fertilizer, seedbed preparation, topsoil
6. 3:1 minims slideslope.
Floatable materials enclosed by anchored wire fence in flood plai
All vehicles, materials, buildings, etc., set back to preserve
floodways and detention ponds.
Mobile home and additions anchored
Available building site (area.of site and surrounding 5 feet at
or above flood protection elevation, contiguous to land above
base flood elevation).
Positive drainage for building site
Individual sewage system and replacement system site above base
flood elevation.
REQUIRED INFORMATION
Limits of flood plain shown (in accordance with final plat or
U.S.G.S. data)
Mobile home evacuation plan
Mobile home first floor elevation
Flood protection elevation (2 ft. above base flood elevation)
Base flood elevation
Final grades
Calculations for compensatory storage
Topography shown (2 ft. intervals)
Location of septic field, fences, culverts, and buildings
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Signature and seal of a Professional Engineer
Existing and proposed structures shown
Existing drainage facilities and elevations shown
Outdoor storage and parking locations shown
Elevation of floodproofing of non-residential structures (2 ft.
above base flood elevation)
Certification by a Registered Professional Engineer or architect
that floodproofing methods meet FI?_ criteria
Profile and cross-section of altered or relocated watercourses