Where is the link for that post indicating these fines?
It's not a post, it's a legal filing with the SEC:
sec.gov
9. The Department and Respondent agree that the goal of this Order is to establish the terms and conditions under which the Respondent will complete the permit application process and to allow Respondent to temporarily commercially continue operating one pyrolysis unit and sell the fuel product, pursuant to this Order on Consent pending issuance of those permits. If Respondent fails to comply with the terms of this Order, continued operation without the necessary permits from the Department would constitute a violation of ECL Article 19 and Article 27.
10. Respondent waives its right to a hearing on this matter and judicial review as provided by law, consents to the issuance of this Order and agrees to be bound by its terms.
NOW, having considered this matter and being duly advised, it is ORDERED:
I. Stipulated Penalty. In the event Respondent fails to satisfy the milestone dates imposed in Schedule A of this Order on Consent, DEC shall be entitled to judgment against Respondent. Respondent hereby consents to entry of judgment in New York State Supreme Court for a stipulated penalty for each day of such violation of this Order on Consent. Payment of the penalties shall not in any way alter Respondent’s obligation to complete performance under the terms of this Order. Said stipulated penalties shall be in the following amounts:
PERIOD OF NON-COMPLIANCE
PENALTY PER DAY
1st Day through 30th Day: $500
31st Day through 40th Day: $750
41st Day through 50th Day: $1,000
51st Day through 60th Day: $1,500
Each Day beyond the 60th Day: $2,500
The stipulated penalty shall become due and payable, and may be entered as a judgment, upon ten (10) days written notice to Respondent.
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1. Submit an Environmental Assessment Form (EAF), revised as necessary, to include both the Air State Facility permit and the 6 NYCRR Part 360 permit. February 1, 2011
2. Submit a complete application pursuant to 6 NYCRR 621.2(f) for a Part 360 solid waste permit. The application must address the provisions of Subparts 360-1 and 3 and must include the following: March 1, 2011
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3. Submit an application for a BUD in order to establish that the outgoing raw fuel oil is not a solid waste for purposes of handling and transport, and that the raw oil will meet general acceptability criteria as a feedstock for fuel refining. Documentation must include a specification for the outgoing raw oil, and the specific destination of the oil for further processing or manufacturing. Any rejected oil product would need to be managed under applicable Part 360 or 370 series regulations. March 1, 2011
4. Submit a revised Air State Facility Permit application for more than one pyrolysis unit. January 15, 2011
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