Injunctive Relief/ Prohibitions a. Settling Respondent MDI agrees that as of July 13, 2022, MDI is prohibited from performing any work for or in connection with any program administered, funded, or directed in any manner by the State Water Board. The prohibition in this paragraph includes, but is not limited to, any program, fund, or account authorized under division 20, chapters 6.75 and 6.76 of the Health and Safety Code.
b. MDI is specifically disqualified from participation in any fund or account authorized under division 20, chapter 6.75 of the Health and Safety Code pursuant to this Order and section 25299.71.
c. Settling Respondents agree that after August 19, 2022, any and all work performed by, supervised by, and/or directed by MDI that has not been submitted for reimbursement by the UST Cleanup Fund is not eligible reasonable and necessary costs and, therefore, not subject to reimbursement from the UST Cleanup Fund.
d. Settling Respondent TRG will provide written notice to all clients of TRG and Settling Respondent MDI will provide written notice to all clients of MDI of this Order and the associated criminal pleas. Copies of the notice will be provided to the contacts provided in this Order.
Injunctive Relief/ Prohibitions a. The Claimant hereby waives all rights to challenge the amount of reimbursement for any and all work performed, supervised, and/or directed by ASE, ASE’s principal(s), and/or ASE’s subcontractors, known or unknown to the Claimant, for Claim #15815 in any manner, including, but not limited to, administratively under Article 5 of Chapter 18 in Title 23 of the California Code of Regulations.
b. The Claimant agrees that all work performed, supervised by and/or directed by ASE, ASE’s principal(s) and/or ASE’s subcontractors, known or unknown to the Claimant, after February 28, 2017 is not reasonable and necessary corrective action and, therefore, will not be reimbursed.
c. In exchange, the State Water Board agrees to forgo and waive any enforcement action against the Claimant for any and all work performed, supervised, and/or directed by ASE submitted for reimbursement to the Cleanup Fund prior to the date of entry of this Stipulation.
d. Nothing in this Stipulation limits or prohibits the State Water Board from taking civil, criminal, and/or administrative enforcement against the Claimant for actions related to the site that occur and/or are related to activity after the date of entry of the Order.
e. The Parties mutually understand and agree that Claimant may engage another contractor to perform remediation work related to Claim # 15815, located at 000 X. Xxxxxxxx Xxx, Xx Xxxxxx, XX 00000, and nothing in this Stipulation waives Claimant’s right to request reimbursement for such costs and activities incurred.
Injunctive Relief/ Prohibitions a. Settling Respondents agree that as of the date of this order, ASA and its principals are prohibited from performing any work for or in connection with any program administered, funded, or directed in any manner by the State Water Board. The prohibition in this paragraph includes, but is not limited to, any program, fund, or account authorized under division 20, chapters 6.75 and 6.76 of the Health and Safety Code.
b. ASA and its principals are specifically disqualified from participation in any fund or account authorized under division 20, chapter 6.75 of the Health and Safety Code pursuant to this Order and section 25299.71.
c. Settling Respondents agree that after the date of this order, any and all work performed by, supervised by, and/or directed by XXX that has not been submitted for reimbursement by the UST Cleanup Fund is not eligible reasonable and necessary costs and, therefore, not subject to reimbursement from the UST Cleanup Fund.
