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B. No change in ownership, corporate status or operator of the Facility shall in any <br /> way alter the responsibilities of CLI or the State under this Consent Order. CLI shall provide a <br /> copy of this Consent Order to any purchaser of the Facility or successor in interest to CLI as <br /> owner of the Facility. This provision does not relieve CLI from compliance with any regulatory <br /> requirement regarding notice and transfer of applicable Facility permits. <br /> III. JUDGMENT ORDER <br /> This Court has jurisdiction of the subject matter herein and of the Parties to the Consent <br /> Order and,having considered the stipulated facts and being advised in the premises, finds the <br /> following relief appropriate: <br /> IT IS HEREBY ORDERED,ADJUDGED AND DECREED: <br /> A. CLI's Commitments <br /> 1. Within seven(7)days of entry of this Consent Order, CLI shall move to dismiss <br /> the permit appeals currently pending before the Board, Clinton Landfill, Inc. v. Illinois <br /> Environmental Protection Agency, Case Nos. PCB 15-60, PCB 15-76, PCB 15-111, PCB 15- <br /> 113, PCB 15-166, PCB 15-194, PCB 15-195, PCB 15-207, and PCB 16-34. <br /> 2. On May 29, 2015, CLI filed a withdrawal of its request with the United States I <br /> Environmental Protection Agency("USEPA") for approval to dispose of TSCA-PCBs at the <br /> CWLT at Clinton Landfill 3. CLI shall not submit an application to USEPA at any time in the <br /> future for approval to dispose of TSCA-PCBs at or within the boundaries of the real estate <br /> presently known as Clinton Landfi113. <br /> 3. As of the date of entry of this Consent Order and until such time as CLI meets all <br /> the requirements set forth in the Permit 2005-070-LF, including closure and post-closure care, <br /> CLI shall not seek to obtain approval to accept TSCA-PCBs at the Facility. <br /> 7 <br />