General Information
Party ID	Party Name	Party Classification	Mailing Address	Work Phone	Email/Website
568700	Nathan Cullen	null	CA  	530-224-4847	Nathan.Cullen@Waterboards.ca.gov	

Related Places
Place ID	Place Name	County	Region	Place Type	Relationship to Party	Relationship Start Date	Relationship End Date

Related Parties
Party ID	Party Name	Party Type	Role/Relationship	Relationship Start Date	Relationship End Date	Classification
229003	Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board, Redding Office	Organization	Employee	09/20/2017	null	Waterboard	

Regulatory Measures(non-enforcement)
Reg. Measure ID	Regulatory Measure Type	Region	WDID	Title	Status	Program	Order No.	RM Effective Date	RM Termination Date	Relationship	Relationship Start Date	Relationship End Date

Violations within the past calendar year
Violation ID	Occurrence Date	Violation Type	Violation Description	Violation Status	Priority	Source	Facility Name	Violated Reg. Meas. ID	Violated Reg. Meas. Order No.	Linked To Enf.
1118204	06/02/2023	Unauthorized Discharge	Violation 1. Water Code section 13260: Staff verified through the California Integrated Water Quality System (CIWQs) database that there was no record of a submittal of a report of waste discharge or of obtaining coverage under the General Order for the Site. Violation 2. Threats of discharge of sediments and soils. The photos showed disturbed areas of exposed, native material in and around the Cultivation Sites which had been cleared of vegetation. Large fabric smart pots in these areas appeared to contain potting soil. The bare native material and potting soil of these areas and other areas of grading and disturbance are prone to erosion during storm events, and threaten to discharge downslope. Sediment and soils from these areas could be transported to the watercourses on the parcel, and then carried into the Class I Little Greenhorn Creek, located approximately 550 feet to the south. Additionally, staff utilized Google Earth Pro to estimate the ground slope at the Cultivation Site labeled CS-2 at approximately 24 percent. This steep slope on which the smart pots were placed will exacerbate the potential for erosion. Staff also noted a lack of installed Best Management Practices (BMPs) in the photos. These factors represent a threat of discharge to waters of the state.Violation 3. The improper storage and disposal of cultivation related debris, household garbage, and a general lack of housekeeping across the Site. The photos showed a variety of cultivation related debris and household garbage strewn across the site. This represents a threat of discharge to waters of the state. Violation 4. Water storage: Potential for leaks and failure causing discharge. The photos showed four large black poly water storage tanks. Should the tanks overflow, leak, or their plumbing connections fail, it could cause a catastrophic discharge event, impacting watercourses down slope. This represents a threat of discharge to waters of the state.	Violation	N	Inspection	Winch Property	453321	null	Y	

Enforcement Actions
Enforcement ID	Enforcement Type	Enf. Order No.	Title	Program	Effective Date	Status

Regulatory Measures linked to Related Parties
Reg. Measure ID	Organization	Regulatory Measure Type	Program	Effective Date	Status