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General Information
Party ID	Party Name	Party Classification	Mailing Address	Work Phone	Email/Website
554120	Kenny Croyle		11020 Sun Center Drive Rancho Cordova, CA 95670	916-464-4676	Kenny.Croyle@Waterboards.ca.gov

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Total Related Places: 0

Related Parties

Party ID	Party Name	Party Type	Role/Relationship	Relationship Start Date	Relationship End Date	Classification
137762	Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board, Sacramento Office	Organization	Employee	12/11/2015	None	Waterboard

Total Related Parties: 1

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Total Regulatory Measures: 0

Violations within the past five years

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.
1141562	03/14/2025	Order Conditions	Lack of groundwater separation from waste. COCs exceed CLs developed for groundwater.	Violation	None	Report	Former Geothermal Inc. Facility	436138	R5-2019-0076	N
1128593	03/15/2023	Late Report	On 23 December 2022, the Central Valley Water Board issued a Water Code 13267 Order (13267 Order, enclosed) to the Dischargers. The 13267 Order stated that there is no approved Title 22 Engineering Report for the reuse of recycled water to the COGC and required the Dischargers to develop and submit a Title 22 Engineering Report compliant with all applicable requirements of Title 22 no later than 15 March 2023. The submittal is now 455 days late.	Violation	None	Report	Amador County Regional Outfall	141187	R5-1993-0240	N
1128587	05/28/2024	Deficient Reporting	The most recent monitoring report where solids were applied to fields and the 2023 Annual Report did not include all information required by General Order Discharge Specifications B.3 and B.5. Law/Code/Order: General Order Requirements B.3 and B.5, MRP Requirements A.4 and B.2.	Violation	None	Inspection	Emigh Souza Ranch	371757	2004-0012-DWQ	Y
1128526	02/01/2024	Deficient Reporting	The most recent monitoring report where solids were applied to fields and the 2023 Annual Report did not include all information required by General Order Discharge Specifications B.3 and B.5.	Violation	None	Report	Emigh Ltd Farms (SO-4)	194595	2004-0012-DWQ	N
1128523	02/01/2024	Deficient Reporting	The most recent monitoring report where solids were applied to fields and the 2023 Annual Report did not include all information required by Monitoring Report Requirements A.4 and B.2.	Violation	None	Report	Emigh Souza Ranch	374354	R5-2009-0848	N
1126482	04/05/2024	Order Conditions	Exceeded BOC pond limitation of 90 mg/l. may 2022: 91 mg/l in pond 1	Violation	None	Inspection	Oak Lane Mobile Village	429749	2014-0153-DWQ	N
1126481	04/05/2024	Order Conditions	Exceeded BOC pond limitation of 90 mg/l. mar 2022: 100 mg/l in pond 1	Violation	None	Inspection	Oak Lane Mobile Village	429749	2014-0153-DWQ	N
1126480	04/05/2024	Order Conditions	Exceeded BOC pond limitation of 90 mg/l. oct 2022: 114 mg/l in pond 2	Violation	None	Inspection	Oak Lane Mobile Village	429749	2014-0153-DWQ	N
1126479	04/05/2024	Order Conditions	Exceeded BOC pond limitation of 90 mg/l. feb 2022:96 mg/l in pond 2	Violation	None	Inspection	Oak Lane Mobile Village	429749	2014-0153-DWQ	N
1126478	04/05/2024	Order Conditions	Exceeded BOC pond limitation of 90 mg/l. Aug 2023:116 mg/l in pond 2	Violation	None	Inspection	Oak Lane Mobile Village	429749	2014-0153-DWQ	N
1126477	04/05/2024	Order Conditions	Cattails and duckweed in western pond.	Violation	None	Inspection	Oak Lane Mobile Village	429749	2014-0153-DWQ	N
1126476	04/25/2024	Order Conditions	Nuisance odors perceivable beyond the property line of the wastewater treatment facility.	Violation	None	Inspection	Oak Lane Mobile Village	429749	2014-0153-DWQ	N
1126475	04/05/2024	Order Conditions	Aerator in one pond was non operational.	Violation	None	Inspection	Oak Lane Mobile Village	429749	2014-0153-DWQ	N
1126474	04/05/2024	Order Conditions	Nuisance odors perceivable beyond the property line of the wastewater treatment facility.	Violation	None	Inspection	Oak Lane Mobile Village	429749	2014-0153-DWQ	N
1119177	07/19/2023	Unauthorized Discharge	Discharge to new septic tank/leachfield prior to submitting a ROWD. Discharger was told numerous times between 2020 and July 2023 that a ROWD needed to be submitted and a updated NOA issued or WDR adopted to regulate the system prior to discharge.	Violation	None	Report	Calaveras Cnty Fairgrounds (aka Frogtown)	368730	97-010-DWQ	N
1118914	12/31/2022	Late Report	Processed and discharged on site more than 100,000 gallons of winery wastewater in 2022	Violation	None	Report	Perry Creek Winery	448885	R5-2020-0002	N
1118913	02/01/2023	Late Report	No 2022 annual report was received	Violation	None	Report	Perry Creek Winery	448885	R5-2020-0002	N
1114510	02/06/2023	Late Report	Techncial Report required by 8 July 2022 submitted 123 days late.	Violation	None	Report	Perry Creek Winery	448885	R5-2020-0002	N
1112188	01/09/2023	Unauthorized Discharge	On 9 January 2023 Board staff received an OES report (attached) filed by a third party stating that a pump was being used during the night to pump wastewater from the facility?s ponds into the creek. Board staff also received video evidence of the pump. Board staff performed a site inspection in response later that day. At the time of the inspection Board staff observed the pump located on the berm of the treatment ponds adjacent to the creek. The intake hose was in Pond 2 and the discharge hose was in Pond 1. However, there was evidence that the discharge hose had been laying on the grass between the pump and the creek, and cinder blocks to hold the end of the hose were in the creek bed consistent with the photos provided in the complaint (see attached photo log). The onsite managers stated that El Dorado County Environmental Health (County) had been to the Facility earlier that day. They said at that time the pump?s intake hose had been in Pond 2 and the discharge hose had been running down the side of the berm into the creek. The County had asked that the discharge hose be removed from the creek, and the onsite managers had complied. Based on the video evidence provided to Board staff, the onsite manager?s statement, and Board staff?s observations, the pump has caused or threatens to cause a violation of the following WDR requirements: Discharge Specification B.3: ?The discharge shall remain within the designated disposal area at all times.?	Violation	None	Complaint	Cold Springs Mobile Manor	139957	87-214	N
1112187	01/09/2023	Unauthorized Discharge	On 9 January 2023 Board staff received an OES report (attached) filed by a third party stating that a pump was being used during the night to pump wastewater from the facility?s ponds into the creek. Board staff also received video evidence of the pump. Board staff performed a site inspection in response later that day. At the time of the inspection Board staff observed the pump located on the berm of the treatment ponds adjacent to the creek. The intake hose was in Pond 2 and the discharge hose was in Pond 1. However, there was evidence that the discharge hose had been laying on the grass between the pump and the creek, and cinder blocks to hold the end of the hose were in the creek bed consistent with the photos provided in the complaint (see attached photo log). The onsite managers stated that El Dorado County Environmental Health (County) had been to the Facility earlier that day. They said at that time the pump?s intake hose had been in Pond 2 and the discharge hose had been running down the side of the berm into the creek. The County had asked that the discharge hose be removed from the creek, and the onsite managers had complied. Based on the video evidence provided to Board staff, the onsite manager?s statement, and Board staff?s observations, the pump has caused or threatens to cause a violation of the following WDR requirements: Discharge Specification B.2: ?The discharge shall not cause degradation of any water supply.?	Violation	None	Complaint	Cold Springs Mobile Manor	139957	87-214	N
1112186	01/09/2023	Unauthorized Discharge	On 9 January 2023 Board staff received an OES report (attached) filed by a third party stating that a pump was being used during the night to pump wastewater from the facility?s ponds into the creek. Board staff also received video evidence of the pump. Board staff performed a site inspection in response later that day. At the time of the inspection Board staff observed the pump located on the berm of the treatment ponds adjacent to the creek. The intake hose was in Pond 2 and the discharge hose was in Pond 1. However, there was evidence that the discharge hose had been laying on the grass between the pump and the creek, and cinder blocks to hold the end of the hose were in the creek bed consistent with the photos provided in the complaint (see attached photo log). The onsite managers stated that El Dorado County Environmental Health (County) had been to the Facility earlier that day. They said at that time the pump?s intake hose had been in Pond 2 and the discharge hose had been running down the side of the berm into the creek. The County had asked that the discharge hose be removed from the creek, and the onsite managers had complied. Based on the video evidence provided to Board staff, the onsite manager?s statement, and Board staff?s observations, the pump has caused or threatens to cause a violation of the following WDR requirements: Discharge Prohibition A.2: ?The by-pass or overflow of untreated or partially treated waste is prohibited.?	Violation	None	Complaint	Cold Springs Mobile Manor	139957	87-214	N
1112185	01/09/2023	Unauthorized Discharge	On 9 January 2023 Board staff received an OES report (attached) filed by a third party stating that a pump was being used during the night to pump wastewater from the facility?s ponds into the creek. Board staff also received video evidence of the pump. Board staff performed a site inspection in response later that day. At the time of the inspection Board staff observed the pump located on the berm of the treatment ponds adjacent to the creek. The intake hose was in Pond 2 and the discharge hose was in Pond 1. However, there was evidence that the discharge hose had been laying on the grass between the pump and the creek, and cinder blocks to hold the end of the hose were in the creek bed consistent with the photos provided in the complaint (see attached photo log). The onsite managers stated that El Dorado County Environmental Health (County) had been to the Facility earlier that day. They said at that time the pump?s intake hose had been in Pond 2 and the discharge hose had been running down the side of the berm into the creek. The County had asked that the discharge hose be removed from the creek, and the onsite managers had complied. Based on the video evidence provided to Board staff, the onsite manager?s statement, and Board staff?s observations, the pump has caused or threatens to cause a violation of the following WDR requirements: Discharge Prohibition A.1: ?The direct discharge of wastes to surface waters or surface water drainage courses is prohibited.?	Violation	None	Complaint	Cold Springs Mobile Manor	139957	87-214	N
1112174	01/11/2023	Unauthorized Discharge	Regional Board staff reached out to the Perry Creek Winery but received no response. In an effort to confirm the alleged violations, Regional Board Staff assigned to that area contacted owners of the adjacent properties and was granted permission to perform inspections of the impacted drainage from their respective properties. The inspection confirmed that the Discharger had been illegally discharging winery process wastewater and solids into the drainage. Board staff observed red/purple water in the drainage despite significant flow from recent rainfall, as well as the smell of wine, rotting lees and yeast. Based on visual and olfactory observations of staining and rotting fruit residues and photo and video evidence provided, Regional Board staff determined that the waste discharged into the drainage has created a threat to waters of the State and possibly waters of the US.	Violation	None	Complaint	Perry Creek Winery	448885	R5-2020-0002	N
1112173	01/11/2023	Unauthorized Discharge	Regional Board staff reached out to the Perry Creek Winery but received no response. In an effort to confirm the alleged violations, Regional Board Staff assigned to that area contacted owners of the adjacent properties and was granted permission to perform inspections of the impacted drainage from their respective properties. The inspection confirmed that the Discharger had been illegally discharging winery process wastewater and solids into the drainage. Board staff observed red/purple water in the drainage despite significant flow from recent rainfall, as well as the smell of wine, rotting lees and yeast. Based on visual and olfactory observations of staining and rotting fruit residues and photo and video evidence provided, Regional Board staff determined that the waste discharged into the drainage has created a threat to waters of the State and possibly waters of the US.	Violation	None	Complaint	Perry Creek Winery	448885	R5-2020-0002	N
1112172	01/11/2023	Unauthorized Discharge	Regional Board staff reached out to the Perry Creek Winery but received no response. In an effort to confirm the alleged violations, Regional Board Staff assigned to that area contacted owners of the adjacent properties and was granted permission to perform inspections of the impacted drainage from their respective properties. The inspection confirmed that the Discharger had been illegally discharging winery process wastewater and solids into the drainage. Board staff observed red/purple water in the drainage despite significant flow from recent rainfall, as well as the smell of wine, rotting lees and yeast. Based on visual and olfactory observations of staining and rotting fruit residues and photo and video evidence provided, Regional Board staff determined that the waste discharged into the drainage has created a threat to waters of the State and possibly waters of the US.	Violation	None	Complaint	Perry Creek Winery	448885	R5-2020-0002	N
1112171	01/11/2023	Unauthorized Discharge	Regional Board staff reached out to the Perry Creek Winery but received no response. In an effort to confirm the alleged violations, Regional Board Staff assigned to that area contacted owners of the adjacent properties and was granted permission to perform inspections of the impacted drainage from their respective properties. The inspection confirmed that the Discharger had been illegally discharging winery process wastewater and solids into the drainage. Board staff observed red/purple water in the drainage despite significant flow from recent rainfall, as well as the smell of wine, rotting lees and yeast. Based on visual and olfactory observations of staining and rotting fruit residues and photo and video evidence provided, Regional Board staff determined that the waste discharged into the drainage has created a threat to waters of the State and possibly waters of the US.	Violation	None	Complaint	Perry Creek Winery	448885	R5-2020-0002	N
1106653	07/22/2022	Unauthorized Discharge	On 23 July 2022 Board staff received a Spill Report #22-4181 from the Office of Emergency Services (OES) describing a spill that occurred between the hours of 6 PM Friday 22 July 2022 and 6 AM Saturday 23 July 2022. CDCR staff submitted a Spill Notification Report on 25 July 2022 with further details, pictures, and a map of the spill. CDCR staff stated in that report that a power failure/surge tripped the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to enter alarm mode and then fail to reset. This caused the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system to crash, halting operation of the wastewater treatment plant. However as wastewater continued to flow into the plant causing the effluent basin to fill, eventually tripping a secondary high level alarm. Although the alarm called out it was not relayed to an operator by the Main Control group so the issue was not discovered until an operator arrived onsite following morning. CDCR reports that the effluent basin was spilling for 12 consecutive hour. Using historical SCADA data for the time frame of 6 PM to 6 AM from the prior 5 days the CDCR operator estimated 160,830 gallons was released. This is value does not include any discharges of stormwater or comingled stormwater from the stormwater collection system of the Old Prison facility, which are currently being addressed through other enforcement actions. Because the treatment plant was no operating during this time and the volume exceeds that of the chlorine contact channel the discharged water consisted of partially treated wastewater. No samples were collected. The spill overtopped the effluent basin, flowed approximately 120 feet east to a culvert which leads under the road to a surface water drainage course that leads to Mule Creek. This is release of treated and partially treated wastewater is a violation of the WDRs. Relevant WDR Discharge Prohibitions and Discharge Specifications are cited below. On the morning of 23 July when the spill was discovered CDCR staff used a trailer mounted vacuum excavator to recover 8,500 gallons from the drainage. The operator provided a map showing the path and location of the spill as well as pictures prior to and after the cleanup effort in the Spill Notification Report. That map and the pictures are attached. All pictures were taken from the location designated as ?End of Spill? on the map. The Discharger states in the Spill Notification Report that CDCR intends to implement training procedures for their Main Control group to ensure the proper staff are notified when wastewater treatment and conveyance related alarms are triggered.	Violation	None	Report	CDCR - Mule Creek State Prison WWTP	368766	R5-2015-0129	N
1103175	03/31/2022	Unauthorized Discharge	On 22 February 2022, in response to a complaint about an ongoing illegal discharge at the facility, Regional Board staff conducted an inspection at Perry Creek Winery (hereafter Discharger) and the surrounding area. At the time of the inspection the Discharger did not have WDRs permitting them to discharge waste to surface water, groundwater, or land. The inspection confirmed that the Discharger had illegally discharged winery process wastewater and solids into a drainage on the property. This is based on visual observations of staining and rotting fruit residues and discussion with winery staff (see attached Inspection Report). Regional Board staff concludes that winery waste had been discharged into the unnamed drainage on their property and has created a threat to waters of the State and possibly waters of the US.	Violation	None	Inspection	Perry Creek Winery	446896	None	N
1096000	06/01/2021	Unauthorized Discharge	Biosolids were applied at least in summer of 2021 prior to NOA issuance, LEA provided inspection reports	Violation	None	Report	Mayhood Ranch	440147	2004-0012-DWQ	N
1089914	05/13/2021	Deficient Monitoring	The Discharger submits multiple reports each month, with each report being prepared by a different responsible party and covering different requirements of the MRP. These include the March 2021 report typically submitted by Perc Water Corporation, the current contract operator.	Violation	N	Report	Amador County Regional Outfall	141187	R5-1993-0240	N
1089913	05/13/2021	Deficient Monitoring	The Discharger submits multiple reports each month, with each report being prepared by a different responsible party and covering different requirements of the MRP. These include the February 2021 report typically submitted by Perc Water Corporation, the current contract operator.	Violation	N	Report	Amador County Regional Outfall	141187	R5-1993-0240	N
1089912	05/13/2021	Deficient Monitoring	The Discharger submits multiple reports each month, with each report being prepared by a different responsible party and covering different requirements of the MRP. These include the November 2020 report typically submitted by Perc Water Corporation, the current contract operator.	Violation	N	Report	Amador County Regional Outfall	141187	R5-1993-0240	N
1089911	05/13/2021	Deficient Monitoring	it does not appear that any of the monitoring required under the Castle Oaks Golf Course Disposal Field Monitoring section of the MRP. This is a violation of the WDRs.	Violation	N	Report	Amador County Regional Outfall	141187	R5-1993-0240	N
1087765	03/18/2021	Late Report	Report not submitted, November 2020	Violation	N	Report	CDCR - Mule Creek State Prison WWTP	368766	R5-2015-0129	N
1087764	03/18/2021	Late Report	Report not submitted, 2020 AMR	Violation	N	Report	CDCR - Mule Creek State Prison WWTP	368766	R5-2015-0129	N
1087763	03/18/2021	Late Report	Report not submitted, Q4 2020	Violation	N	Report	CDCR - Mule Creek State Prison WWTP	368766	R5-2015-0129	N
1087762	03/18/2021	Late Report	Report not submitted, Q3 2020	Violation	N	Report	CDCR - Mule Creek State Prison WWTP	368766	R5-2015-0129	N
1087761	03/18/2021	Late Report	Report not submitted, Q2 2020	Violation	N	Report	CDCR - Mule Creek State Prison WWTP	368766	R5-2015-0129	N
1087760	03/18/2021	Late Report	Report late, 2019 AMR	Violation	N	Report	CDCR - Mule Creek State Prison WWTP	368766	R5-2015-0129	N
1087759	03/18/2021	Late Report	Report not submitted, Q4 2019	Violation	N	Report	CDCR - Mule Creek State Prison WWTP	368766	R5-2015-0129	N
1087758	03/18/2021	Late Report	Report not submitted, Q3 2019	Violation	N	Report	CDCR - Mule Creek State Prison WWTP	368766	R5-2015-0129	N
1080446	10/20/2020	Deficient Reporting	¿ Reported influent flows appear to possibly include errors. In several cases the exact same flow in gallons per day is reported for multiple months in a row. Also, some dry weather flows, such as July 2020, are over 40% higher than average wet weather flows.	Violation	N	Report	Cold Springs Mobile Manor	139957	87-214	N
1080445	10/20/2020	Deficient Reporting	¿ Effluent water samples are not being collected or reported at the required frequency. TDS, nitrate, and BOD, electrical conductivity, and total nitrogen are required to monitored monthly. TDS and chloride are also required to be sampled semi annually. However, it does not appear that an effluent sample has been collected since April of 2019. This is a violation of the WDRs.	Violation	N	Report	Cold Springs Mobile Manor	139957	87-214	N
1080444	10/20/2020	Deficient Reporting	¿ Surface water samples are not being collected or reported at the required frequency. TDS, nitrate, and chloride are required to monitored monthly. However, only 3 surface water samples have been reported in the last 12 month. This is a violation of the WDRs.	Violation	N	Report	Cold Springs Mobile Manor	139957	87-214	N
1080443	10/20/2020	Deficient Reporting	Not included in AMR: ¿ Item B.7 of the MRP requires ¿A discussion of long range planning by the Discharger relative to expanding or abandoning the existing facility, community growth and wastewater flows versus facility capacity, and inflow/infiltration projections as a function of rainfall.¿	Violation	N	Report	Cold Springs Mobile Manor	139957	87-214	N
1078616	06/30/2020	CAT1	Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) (5-day @ 20 Deg. C) Daily Maximum limit is 80 mg/L and reported value was 220 mg/L.	Violation	N	Report	Angels Camp RV Resort	141995	92-011	N
1075710	04/29/2020	Order Conditions	On April 29, 2020, a 36-inch diameter bucket auger drill rig was drilling through refuse to install a LFG well in DM-7.2. The well was drilled to a depth of approximately 22 feet deeper than planned, resulting in the penetration of the bucket auger through the liner system. To temporarily seal the liner system, the bottom of the borehole was filled with bentonite grout that was mixed and hydrated prior to placement in the hole. The bentonite grout was placed to approximately 1 foot above the top of the operations layer (i.e., bottom of refuse) on same day. In addition, the location of the boring at the top of the refused was surveyed.	Violation	N	Report	Recology Hay Road:Class II Landfill/Waste Pile/Land Treatment Unit, Class III LF	407581	R5-2016-0056	N
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Total Violations: 47

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Enforcement Actions

Total Enforcement Actions: 0

Regulatory Measures linked to Related Parties

Reg. Measure ID	Organization	Regulatory Measure Type	Program	Effective Date	Status
448363	Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board, Sacramento Office	Resolution	PLNBPP	06/10/2022	Historical
402503	Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board, Sacramento Office	Resolution	PLNBPP	07/09/2004	Historical

Total Regulatory Measures linked to Related Parties: 2

The current report was generated with data as of: 04/18/2025
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