| 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. |
| 1119977 |
07/18/2023 |
Late Report |
Annual stormwater report (2022-2023) was due July 17, 2023, and was submitted on September 5, 2023. |
Violation |
None |
Report |
Hanson Aggregates/ Mission Valley Rock |
402861 |
R2-2020-0028 |
Y |
| 1119973 |
02/23/2023 |
Deficient Monitoring |
No standard observations for effluent, receiving water (upstream), or receiving water (downstream) on 2/23/23. Reported discharge amount was 0.86 MG. Cause reported was "MSHA Training, No Trained Employee On Site." |
Violation |
None |
Report |
Hanson Aggregates/ Mission Valley Rock |
402861 |
R2-2020-0028 |
N |
| 1119927 |
02/01/2023 |
Deficient Monitoring |
Did not conduct monthly receiving water monitoring for turbidity, hardness, and salinity during January 2023. Monitoring not performed for either upstream or downstream receiving water. According to MVR, the cause of the violation was a combination of extreme weather that made monitoring unsafe and the third party contractor being confused about monitoring requirements. |
Violation |
None |
Report |
Hanson Aggregates/ Mission Valley Rock |
402861 |
R2-2020-0028 |
N |
| 1119925 |
01/03/2023 |
OEV |
Turbidity Maximum Daily (MDEL) limit is 40 NTU and reported value was 55 NTU. |
Violation |
None |
Report |
Hanson Aggregates/ Mission Valley Rock |
402861 |
R2-2020-0028 |
Y |
| 1117772 |
06/05/2023 |
CAT1 |
Settleable Solids Maximum Daily (MDEL) limit is 0.2 ml/L/hr and reported value was 1.3 ml/L/hr. |
Violation |
None |
Report |
Hanson Aggregates/ Mission Valley Rock |
402861 |
R2-2020-0028 |
Y |
| 1117103 |
05/18/2023 |
Unauthorized Discharge |
One of the facility's ponds (Tank Farm Pond) overflowed onto a bermed road. The water overtopped the berm and flowed down the adjacent hillside to Alameda Creek. Part of the berm was sloughed off and carried with the water towards the creek. Water also reached an area called "Creek Crossing" where Calaveras and Alameda Creek intersect. The quantity of water that was discharged is unknown. MVR suspects that the discharge was caused by non-synchronized pumps. Estimated quantity of discharge: 10,007 gallons. |
Violation |
None |
Report |
Hanson Aggregates/ Mission Valley Rock |
402861 |
R2-2020-0028 |
Y |
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