EPA v. OXFORD BIG BOY

Case summary

SYSTEM IS REQUIRED TO SAMPLE FOR LEAD AND COPPER AND TOTAL COLIFORM, TO ANALYZE THE RESULTS AND PROVIDE THEM TO US EPA AND THE STATE, AND NOTIFY THE PUBLIC OF THE VIOLATIONS. WATER SYSTEM FAILED TO COLLECT LEAD AND COPPER INITIAL TAP MONITORING SAMPLES DURING TWO CONSECUTIVE 6-MONTH MONITORING PERIODS, AND QUARTERLY COLIFORM BACTERIA SAMPLES, AND NOTIFY THE STATE AND PUBLIC OF THESE VIOLATIONS. THE AO REQUIRED THE SYSTEM TO COLLECT FIVE LEAD AND COPPER TAP SAMPLES DURING TWO CONSECUTIVE 6-MONTH MON. PERIODS, COLLECT ONE COLIFORM SAMPLE PER QUARTER, AND PROVIDE PN FOR THE PAST VIOLATIONS. SYSTEM PROVIDED PN AND EVENTUALLY COLLECTED FIVE LEAD/COPPER SAMPLES DURING TWO CONSECUTIVE COMPLIANCE PERIODS (1ST AND 2ND HALF OF 2000), AND COLLECTED COLIFORM BACTERIA FOR SEVEN CONSECUTIVE QUARTERS. A LETTER CLOSING OUT THE AO WAS SENT TO THE SYSTEM ON 12/21/01.

Defendants (1)

• OXFORD BIG BOYNamed in settlement

Facilities (1)

• OXFORD BIG BOY

  955 LAPEER, OXFORD, MI, 48371

  Registry ID: 110010742116

Statutes cited

• SDWA 1412/1414 — National Drinking Water Regulations

Enforcement conclusions (1)

• OXFORD BIG BOYentered 1998-09-15

  Primary law: SDWA

Timeline (2 milestones)

• 1998-09-15Final Order Issued
• 1998-10-21Enforcement Action Data Entered