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0 0 <br />2. submit to the division within 30 days of issuance of this order <br />a detailed statement on how you plan to achieve compliance by no later than <br />July 1, 1988 with the manganese limitations in the permit. If a compliance <br />schedule is indicated, then your response needs to identify specific <br />milestones and associated dates; <br />3. meet the following interim limits for manganese: <br />30-Day Daily <br />Average Maximum <br />Total Recoverable <br />Manganese, mg/1 1.73 3.46 <br />Dissolved Manganese, mg/1 1.44 2.88 <br />All terms and conditions of the permit shall remain in effect <br />other than those modified by this order; <br />4) notify the division in writing, within 10 days of issuance of <br />this order, of your intent to comply herewith. <br />Pursuant to section 25-8-603, C.R.S. (1982), you are required to <br />submit to the division an answer admitting or denying each paragraph of the <br />findings of fact and responding to the notice of violation. Section 603 also <br />provides that the recipient of a notice of violation may request the division <br />to conduct a hearing to determine the validity of the notice, including the <br />findings of fact. Such request shall be filed in writing with the division. <br />Both the answer and the request for hearing, if any, shall be filed no later <br />than 30 days after issuance of this order. The filing of an answer does not <br />constitute a request for hearing. Absent such a request, the validity of the <br />factual allegations and the notice of violation shall be deemed established in <br />any subsequent proceeding. You are also advised that any person who violates <br />any provision of any permit issued under 25-8-101 to 703, C.R.S. (1982 and <br />1985 supp.) or any provision of 25-8-101 to 703, C.R.S. (1982 and 1985 supp.) <br />or any final Cease and Desist order or clean-up order shall be subject to a <br />civil penalty of not more than $10,000 per day for each day during which such <br />violation occurs. Further, any person who recklessly, knowingly, <br />intentionally, or with criminal negligence discharges any pollutant into any <br />state waters commits criminal pollution of state waters if such discharge is <br />made in violation of any permit issued under 25-8-101 to 703, C.R.S. C1982 and <br />1985 supp.), or in violation of any Cease and Desist order or clean up order <br />issued by the division. You are further advised that any person engaged in <br />any operation or activity which results in a spill or discharge of oil or <br />other substance which may cause pollution of the waters of the state, shall <br />notify the division of the discharge. If said person fails to so notify, said <br />person is guilty of a misdemeanor, and may be fined or imprisoned or both. <br />Nothing herein contained, particularly those portions requiring <br />certain acts to be performed within a certain time, shall be construed as a <br />permit or license, either to violate any provisions of the public health laws <br />and regulations promulgated thereunder, or to make any discharge into state <br />waters. <br />-3- <br />