Section 101.APPENDIX A   Captions

Section 101.ILLUSTRATION A   Enforcement Case

BEFORE THE ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF                                  )

ILLINOIS,                                                                 )

                                                                                   )

Complainant,                                                 )

                                                                       )

v.                                                                    )            PCB xx-xxx

                                                                                   )            (Enforcement-X)

W.R. JONES Co.,                                                      )

                                                                                   )

Respondent.                                                   )

BOARD NOTE:  The Board notes that all docket numbers consist of letter(s) followed by two numbers.  The first two digit number is the fiscal year the matter was filed.  Then the second number is the sequential number for that type of filing the Board has received that year.  Persons making filings are not responsible for the Board docket number on the original filing.  The Clerk of the Board will assign the appropriate docket number when the matter is filed.  All filings in a matter that has been assigned a docket number should contain a docket number located as indicated on the examples above.  The Board will also be designating its opinion and orders with the type of case and media involved in the matter. Where the above examples have the type of case proceeded by "X" the Board will, for example if the case is dealing with a variance from certain water regulations, put the media, water, after variance to become "Variance-Water". Again, persons making filings need not place this on original filings. However, all filings in a matter that has been assigned the media should indicate that media in the location as in the above examples.  Where there are specific procedural rules developed for specific types of cases, as in a "UST Appeal", persons making filings should follow those examples.