09-24-2018 Council Packet - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Supplemental Environmental Project 52. Respondent must complete a supplemental environmental project (SEP) designed to protect the environment and public health by installing sensors to minimize the volume and duration of any future chlorine leaks at Respondent's Navarre and Highway 12 water treatment plants. 53. Respondent must spend at least $24,845 to purchase and install a chlorine detection system, which includes detectors installed in sufficient proximity to its chlorine storage and piping to alert Respondent of an accidental release as soon as practicable and notify responsible employees. This amount may also include installation, software, training and operating costs for five years. Respondent will complete the project by January 31, 2019, 54. Respondent certifies as follows: a. Respondent is not required to perform or develop the SEP described in paragraph 52 by any law, regulation, order, or agreement (other than this CAFO) or as injunctive relief as of the date that I am signing this CAFO. b. Respondent has not received and will not receive credit for this SEP in any other enforcement action. c. Respondent is not a party to any open federal financial assistance transaction that is funding or could be used to fund the same activity as the SEP. d. To the best of my knowledge and belief after reasonable inquiry, there is no such open federal financial transaction that is funding or could be used to fund the same activity as the SEP, nor has the same activity been described in an unsuccessful federal financial assistance transaction proposal submitted to U.S. EPA within two years of the date that I am signing this CAFO (unless the project was barred from funding as statutorily ineligible). For purposes of this certification, the term "open federal financial assistance transaction" refers to a grant, cooperative agreement, loan, federally -guaranteed loan guarantee, or other mechanism for providing federal financial assistance whose performance period has not expired. e. All cost information provided to U.S. EPA in connection with U.S. EPA's approval of the SEP is complete and accurate, and Respondent in good faith estimates that the cost to implement the SEP is $24,845. f. The SEP is not a project that Respondent was planning or intending to perform or implement other than in settlement of the claims resolved in the CAFO. g. Respondent will not receive reimbursement for any portion of the SEP from another person or entity.