City of Waukegan v. Pollution Control Board

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• the authority given by the Environmental Protection Act to the Pollution Control Board to impose civil penalties for violations is reasonably necessary to accomplish the legislative purpose of the agency and does not violate separation of powers provisions
• the authority given by the Environmental Protection Act to the Pollution Control Board to impose civil penalties for violations is reasonably necessary to accomplish the legislative purpose of the agency and does not violate separation of powers provisions

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