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Order WR-2095-0OXX -4- <br /> Stipulated <br /> 4- <br /> Stipulated Administrative Civil Liability Order <br /> 3. Third Party Financial Audit: In addition to the certification, upon <br /> completion of the SEP and at the written request of the State Water Board <br /> Executive Director, or the Executive Director's delegee, the Settling Respondent, <br /> at its sole cost, shall submit a report prepared by an independent third party(ies) <br /> acceptable to the State Water Board Executive Director providing such <br /> party's(ies') professional opinion that the Settling Respondent has expended <br /> money in the amounts claimed by the Settling Respondent. The audit report <br /> shall be provided to the Designated State Water Board Representative within <br /> three (3) months of notice from the State Water Board Executive Director to the <br /> Settling Respondent of the need for an independent third party financial audit. <br /> The audit need not address any costs incurred by the State Water Board for <br /> oversight. <br /> 4. State Water Board Acceptance of Completed SEP: Upon the Settling <br /> Respondent's satisfaction of its SEP obligations under this Stipulated Order and <br /> completion of the SEP and any audit requested by the State Water Board, the <br /> Designated State Water Board Representative shall send the Settling <br /> Respondent a letter recognizing satisfactory completion of its obligations under <br /> the SEP. This letter shall terminate any further SEP obligations of the Settling <br /> Respondent and result in the permanent stay of the Suspended Liability. <br /> 5. Failure to Expend all Suspended liability Funds on the Approved SEP: <br /> In the event that Settling Respondent is not able to demonstrate to the <br /> reasonable satisfaction of the Designated State Water Board Representative that <br /> the entire Suspended Liability has been spent to complete the SEP for which the <br /> Settling Respondent is financially responsible, Settling Respondent shall pay the <br /> difference between the Suspended Liability and the amount the Settling <br /> Respondent can demonstrate was actually spent on completion of the SEP. The <br /> Settling Respondent shall pay the difference within 30 days of its receipt of notice <br /> of the Designated State Water Board Representative's determination that the <br /> Settling Respondent has failed to demonstrate that the entire Suspended Liability <br /> has been spent to complete the SEP. <br /> B. Failure to Complete the SEP: If the SEP is not fully implemented by the <br /> SEP Completion Date (as defined in Paragraph 2.3) required by this Stipulation, <br /> the Director of the State Water Board Office of Enforcement shall issue a Notice <br /> of Violation. The Settling Respondent shall be liable to pay the entire Suspended <br /> Liability unless the parties agree that another amount shall be due (which equals <br /> a portion thereof less than the value of the completion of any milestone <br /> requirements). A "Motion for Payment of Suspended Liability" shall be made <br /> before the State Water Board, or its delegee, for the amount of Suspended <br /> Liability assessed or if the Parties cannot reach agreement. Unless otherwise <br /> agreed or determined by a Motion for Payment of Suspended Liability, the <br /> Settling Respondent shall not be entitled to any credit, offset, or reimbursement <br /> from the State Water Board for expenditures made on the SEP. Upon a <br /> determination by the State Water Board, or its delegee, of the amount of the <br />