Common use of Relief Sought Clause in Contracts

Relief Sought. Petitioner requests that the instant application be denied. Petitioner requests that the EPA reverse the proposed full approval and replace the local program with a Federal Operating Permit program, as required by law. Petitioner claims all of his rights including but not limited to those found in NEPA, the federal Administrative Procedures Act (“APA”) and the Clean Air Act “(CAA”). Petitioner further requests full EPA compliance with the language, spirit and intent of the Clean Air Act §113, 42 U.S.C. § 7413, Federal Enforcement, and §116 Retention of State Authority. Over the last several years, Xxxxxxxxxx has provided both the EPA Administrator and the Region IX Administrator with credible information that DAQM’s violations of the Clean Air Act “are so widespread that such violations appear to result from a failure of the State in which the proposed regulation amendments or permit program applies to enforce the proposed regulation amendments or permit program effectively.” Approving a relaxed SIP contrary to CAA §116 would serve no purpose other than to aid and abet continuing civil and criminal violations of our nation’s environmental laws. DAQM remains dysfunctional primarily because of its failure to attract and retain experienced personnel who have the ability to operate the division according to the language, spirit and intent of the Clean Air Act. Neither the EPA nor the Petitioners can do the task for them. Approving applications that clearly should not be approved is a reasonable option to DAQM. Petitioner requests that the EPA implement a Federal Implementation Plan regulation amendments (FIP) pursuant to §110(c) (1), and apply Sanctions §110(m) pursuant to §179(a), supra, without further delay. That means now. That does not mean months or years from now. DAQM has met all of the requirements for a FIP many times over. The public health and safety is held hostage while bureaucrats procrastinate. In making this request in our own interest, Petitioners honor those who have lost their lives or whose quality of life has declined as a proximate result of the acts of a few. Petitioners especially honor the memories of Xxxxxxx Xxxxx and of Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx. May they rest in peace. Dated: June 30, 2003 at Las Vegas, Nevada Respectfully submitted, /s/ Xxxxxx X. Xxxx Xxxxxx X. Xxxx, as an Individual and as President Nevada Environmental Coalition, Inc.

Relief Sought. Petitioner requests that the instant application be denied. Petitioner requests that the EPA reverse the proposed full approval and replace the local program with a Federal Operating Permit program, as required by law. Petitioner claims all of his rights including but not limited to those found in NEPA, the federal Administrative Procedures Act (“APA”) and the Clean Air Act “(CAA”). Petitioner further requests full EPA compliance with the language, spirit and intent of the Clean Air Act §113, 42 U.S.C. § 7413, Federal Enforcement, and §116 Retention of State Authority. Over the last several years, Xxxxxxxxxx has provided both the EPA Administrator and the Region IX Administrator with credible information that DAQM’s violations of the Clean Air Act “are so widespread that such violations appear to result from a failure of the State in which the proposed regulation amendments or permit program applies to enforce the proposed regulation amendments or permit program effectively.” Approving a relaxed SIP contrary to CAA §116 would serve no purpose other than to aid and abet continuing civil and criminal violations of our nation’s environmental laws. DAQM remains dysfunctional primarily because of its failure to attract and retain experienced personnel who have the ability to operate the division according to the language, spirit and intent of the Clean Air Act. Neither the EPA nor the Petitioners can do the task for them. Approving applications that clearly should not be approved is a reasonable option to DAQM. Petitioner requests that the EPA implement a Federal Implementation Plan regulation amendments (FIP) pursuant to §110(c) (1), and apply Sanctions §110(m) pursuant to §179(a), supra, without further delay. That means now. That does not mean months or years from now. DAQM has met all of the requirements for a FIP many times over. The public health and safety is held hostage while bureaucrats procrastinate. In making this request in our own interest, Petitioners honor those who have lost their lives or whose quality of life has declined as a proximate result of the acts of a few. Petitioners especially honor the memories of Xxxxxxx Xxxxx and of Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx. May they rest in peace. Dated: June 30December 29, 2003 at Las Vegas, Nevada Respectfully submitted, /s/ Xxxxxx X. Xxxx Xxxxxx X. Xxxx, as an Individual and as President Nevada Environmental Coalition, Inc.,

Relief Sought. Petitioner requests that the instant application be denied. Petitioner requests that the EPA reverse the proposed full approval and replace the local program with a Federal Operating Permit program, as required by law. Petitioner claims all of his rights including but not limited to those found in NEPA, the federal Administrative Procedures Act (“APA”) and the Clean Air Act “(CAA”). Petitioner further requests full EPA compliance with the language, spirit and intent of the Clean Air Act §113, 42 U.S.C. § 7413, Federal Enforcement, and §116 Retention of State Authority. Over the last several years, Xxxxxxxxxx has provided both the EPA Administrator and the Region IX Administrator with credible information that DAQM’s violations of the Clean Air Act “are so widespread that such violations appear to result from a failure of the State in which the proposed regulation amendments or permit program applies to enforce the proposed regulation amendments or permit program effectively.” Approving a relaxed SIP contrary to CAA §116 would serve no purpose other than to aid and abet continuing civil and criminal violations of our nation’s environmental laws. DAQM remains dysfunctional primarily because of its failure to attract and retain experienced personnel who have the ability to operate the division according to the language, spirit and intent of the Clean Air Act. Neither the EPA nor the Petitioners can do the task for them. Approving applications that clearly should not be approved is a reasonable option to DAQM. Petitioner requests that the EPA implement a Federal Implementation Plan regulation amendments (FIP) pursuant to §110(c) (1), and apply Sanctions §110(m) pursuant to §179(a), supra, without further delay. That means now. That does not mean months or years from now. DAQM has met all of the requirements for a FIP many times over. The public health and safety is held hostage while bureaucrats procrastinate. In making this request in our own interest, Petitioners honor those who have lost their lives or whose quality of life has declined as a proximate result of the acts of a few. Petitioners especially honor the memories of Xxxxxxx Xxxxx and of Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx. May they rest in peace. Dated: June 30, 2003 at Las Vegas, Nevada Respectfully submitted, /s/ Xxxxxx X. Xxxx Xxxxxx X. Xxxx, as an Individual and as President Nevada Environmental Coalition, Inc.Inc. 10720 Button Willow Drive Las Vegas, Nevada 00000 (000) 000-0000

Relief Sought. Petitioner requests that the instant application be denied. Petitioner requests that the EPA reverse the proposed full approval and replace the local program with a Federal Operating Permit program, as required by law. Petitioner claims all of his rights including but not limited to those found in NEPA, the federal Administrative Procedures Act (“APA”) and the Clean Air Act “(CAA”). Petitioner further requests full EPA compliance with the language, spirit and intent of the Clean Air Act §113, 42 U.S.C. § 7413, Federal Enforcement, and §116 Retention of State Authority. Over the last several years, Xxxxxxxxxx has provided both the EPA Administrator and the Region IX Administrator with credible information that DAQM’s violations of the Clean Air Act “are so widespread that such violations appear to result from a failure of the State in which the proposed regulation amendments or permit program applies to enforce the proposed regulation amendments or permit program effectively.” Approving a relaxed SIP contrary to CAA §116 would serve no purpose other than to aid and abet continuing civil and criminal violations of our nation’s environmental laws. DAQM remains dysfunctional primarily because of its failure to attract and retain experienced personnel who have the ability to operate the division according to the language, spirit and intent of the Clean Air Act. Neither the EPA nor the Petitioners can do the task for them. Approving applications that clearly should not be approved is a reasonable option to DAQM. Petitioner requests that the EPA implement a Federal Implementation Plan regulation amendments (FIP) pursuant to §110(c) (1), and apply Sanctions §110(m) pursuant to §179(a), supra, without further delay. That means now. That does not mean months or years from now. DAQM has met all of the requirements for a FIP many times over. The public health and safety is held hostage while bureaucrats procrastinate. In making this request in our own interest, Petitioners honor those who have lost their lives or whose quality of life has declined as a proximate result of the acts of a few. Petitioners especially honor the memories of Xxxxxxx Xxxxx and of Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx. May they rest in peace. Dated: June December 30, 2003 at 2003at Las Vegas, Nevada Respectfully submitted, /s/ Xxxxxx X. Xxxx Xxxxxx X. Xxxx, as an Individual and as President Nevada Environmental Coalition, Inc.Inc. 10720 Button Willow Drive Las Vegas, Nevada 00000 (000) 000-0000 FAX: (000) 000-0000

Relief Sought. Petitioner requests that the instant application be denied. Petitioner requests that the EPA reverse the proposed full approval and replace the local program with a Federal Operating Permit program, as required by law. Petitioner claims all of his rights including but not limited to those found in NEPA, the federal Administrative Procedures Act (“APA”) and the Clean Air Act “(CAA”). Petitioner further requests full EPA compliance with the language, spirit and intent of the Clean Air Act §113, 42 U.S.C. § 7413, Federal Enforcement, and §116 Retention of State Authority. Over the last several years, Xxxxxxxxxx has provided both the EPA Administrator and the Region IX Administrator with credible information that DAQM’s violations of the Clean Air Act “are so widespread that such violations appear to result from a failure of the State in which the proposed regulation amendments or permit program applies to enforce the proposed regulation amendments or permit program effectively.” Approving a relaxed SIP contrary to CAA §116 would serve no purpose other than to aid and abet continuing civil and criminal violations of our nation’s environmental laws. DAQM remains dysfunctional primarily because of its failure to attract and retain experienced personnel who have the ability to operate the division according to the language, spirit and intent of the Clean Air Act. Neither the EPA nor the Petitioners can do the task for them. Approving applications that clearly should not be approved is a reasonable option to the DAQM. Petitioner requests that the EPA implement a Federal Implementation Plan regulation amendments (FIP) pursuant to §110(c) (1), and apply Sanctions §110(m) pursuant to §179(a), supra, without further delay. That means now. That does not mean months or years from now. DAQM has met all of the requirements for a FIP many times over. The public health and safety is held hostage while bureaucrats procrastinate. In making this request in our own interest, Petitioners honor those who have lost their lives or whose quality of life has declined as a proximate result of the acts of a few. Petitioners especially honor the memories of Xxxxxxx Xxxxx and of Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx. May they rest in peace. Dated: June 30July 15, 2003 at Las Vegas, Nevada Respectfully submitted, /s/ Xxxxxx X. Xxxx Xxxxxx X. Xxxx, as an Individual and as President Nevada Environmental Coalition, Inc.

Relief Sought. Petitioner requests that the instant application be denied. Petitioner requests that the EPA reverse the proposed full approval and replace the local program with a Federal Operating Permit program, as required by law. Petitioner claims all of his rights including but not limited to those found in NEPA, the federal Administrative Procedures Act (“APA”) and the Clean Air Act “(CAA”). Petitioner further requests full EPA compliance with the language, spirit and intent of the Clean Air Act §113, 42 U.S.C. § 7413, Federal Enforcement, and §116 Retention of State Authority. Over the last several years, Xxxxxxxxxx has provided both the EPA Administrator and the Region IX Administrator with credible information that DAQM’s violations of the Clean Air Act “are so widespread that such violations appear to result from a failure of the State in which the proposed regulation amendments or permit program applies to enforce the proposed regulation amendments or permit program effectively.” Approving a relaxed SIP contrary to CAA §116 would serve no purpose other than to aid and abet continuing civil and criminal violations of our nation’s environmental laws. DAQM remains dysfunctional primarily because of its failure to attract and retain experienced personnel who have the ability to operate the division according to the language, spirit and intent of the Clean Air Act. Neither the EPA nor the Petitioners can do the task for them. Approving applications that clearly should not be approved is a reasonable option to DAQM. Petitioner requests that the EPA implement a Federal Implementation Plan regulation amendments (FIP) pursuant to §110(c) (1), and apply Sanctions §110(m) pursuant to §179(a), supra, without further delay. That means now. That does not mean months or years from now. DAQM has met all of the requirements for a FIP many times over. The public health and safety is held hostage while bureaucrats procrastinate. In making this request in our own interest, Petitioners honor those who have lost their lives or whose quality of life has declined as a proximate result of the acts of a few. Petitioners especially honor the memories of Xxxxxxx Xxxxx and of Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx. May they rest in peace. Dated: June 30, 2003 at Las Vegas, Nevada Respectfully submitted, /s/ Xxxxxx X. Xxxx Xxxxxx X. Xxxx, as an Individual and as President Nevada Environmental Coalition, Inc.Inc. 00000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxx 00000 (000) 000-0000