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View Notices of Violation issued to facilities as part of the Air District’s compliance and enforcement activities.
The Air District conducts inspections to determine compliance with its Rules and Regulations, applicable state and federal laws, and permit requirements.
When the Air District discovers an air quality violation, it issues a Notice of Violation, or NOV. Facilities that are issued an NOV are required to take corrective action. In addition, the Air District will assess a monetary penalty as provided for under California Health & Safety Code sections 42402 through 42403.
For significant penalties, the Air District notifies the public through press releases and email notifications, and by posting penalty agreements on its Penalties and Settlements web page.
The table on this page provides information on all NOVs issued by the Air District over the past five years. It can be used to find NOVs by facility name or location, and it specifies the regulation violated for each NOV. The current enforcement status of each NOV is also listed and will be updated as the enforcement process progresses.
The various statuses are:
In cases where multiple NOVs are issued to the same facility, the Air District will sometimes resolve them together. Please note, the table does not indicate whether an NOV was resolved individually or as part of a multi-NOV resolution.
Pangkalahatang Impormasyon Tungkol sa Pagsunod
415 749-4795 compliance@baaqmd.gov
Tulong sa Pagsunod
415 749 4999 compliance@baaqmd.gov
Rule Development
Pagbuo ng Tuntunin
415 749-4787 ruledevelopment@baaqmd.gov
When the Notices of Violation table loads, the first row is expanded by default. Click the "+" sign to expand additional rows.
Click the plus sign (+) to expand additional rows.
Click the minus sign (-) to collapse rows.
By default, Notices of Violation sort in reverse chronological order with most recent items listed first. You can reverse the sort order by clicking the Date column header. The table can also be sorted alphabetically by Name.
Adjusting the sort will turn the column yellow to indicate which column the sort order is applied to.
You can find meetings by navigating through the table pages. Page numbers are located at the bottom of the table.
Often the nearest upcoming meeting will be on page two or three due to the inclusion of future meetings. You can move back or forward through the pages to access past or upcoming meetings as needed. By default, 10 table items show per table page. This can be adjusted in the Items per Page dropdown.
You can also search for meetings by using the filters at the top of the table. The filters include:
The Search & Filters area can be expanded or collapsed by using the toggle at the top.
Last Updated: 10/23/2024