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Solicitor reports two notices of intent to lien; draft prohibited-waste regulations to be reviewed
Summary
Solicitor Susan P. Peipher told the board two Notices of Intent to Lien were issued in May for delinquent accounts; Rettew will provide draft prohibited-waste regulations to the Solicitor’s office for review before Board consideration.
Solicitor Susan P. Peipher reported at the June 2 meeting that two Notices of Intent to Lien were issued in May against delinquent accounts. Peipher also said that Rettew Associates will prepare draft regulations concerning prohibited waste and provide them to the Solicitor’s office for review prior to presenting them to the Board for possible adoption.
Why it matters: Notices of Intent to Lien are a formal collections step and indicate the Authority is pursuing remedies for unpaid accounts. Draft prohibited-waste regulations would give the Authority a formal framework to restrict discharges that jeopardize plant operation and permit compliance. The minutes do not record adoption of regulations at this meeting; the Solicitor’s office will review draft language from Rettew before the Board considers any regulatory adoption.
The minutes do not provide names of the delinquent account holders or the text of the draft regulations; those details were not specified in the record.
