State Water Resources Control Board Sample Clauses

State Water Resources Control Board. The Company received a letter dated January 28, 2008 from the California State Water Resources Control Board Office of Enforcement (the “Board”). The letter indicates that the Board has conducted an investigation of the operations of a subsidiary of the Company with respect to various California wastewater treatment facilities which are operated, but not owned, by the subsidiary. The Board alleges that the subsidiary has violated certain provisions of the California Water Code and may be subject to civil administrative liability in excess of $15.0 million, and possible administrative action against the subsidiary’s status as a contract operator in California Since receipt of the letter, the Company has conducted an internal investigation and worked in cooperation with the Board to resolve the matter favorably. The Board has made an offer of settlement, assuming that the Company implements an acceptable compliance program that would entail the Company paying fines and penalties in the sum of $1.25 million. The Company is still in discussions with the Board to negotiate that offer further.
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State Water Resources Control Board. 2% incentive pay to employees in the class of Wastewater Treatment Plant Operations Supervisor who obtain a Treatment Plant Operator Grade V Certificate.

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