CUC’s general counsel Deborah E. Fisher at the same time told the court that “CUC has made tremendous progress, and is close to completion.”
Fisher added, “All that is now missing is detailing the work units for water and wastewater to the extent they were provided in the reorganization plan,” which was submitted yesterday.
Fisher said CUC is expecting to submit its Interim Financial Plan, or IFP, on or before May 23, 2011.
Originally, Fisher said the IFP was due Nov. 30, 2011.
CUC said it timely completed and submitted the IFP to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency but it was disapproved.
EPA gave CUC 75 days to resubmit a revised submission.
Three years ago, the U.S. Justice Department and the Environmental Protection Agency lodged two stipulation orders requiring CUC to bring its wastewater plants and collection systems, public drinking water systems, five power plants, and oil transfer pipeline into federal compliance.
