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Correspondence in the Womack Case
- Bill Wattenburg's Second Letter
to Amador County DA
- (February 17, 1999)
- After Bill's first letter, some very interesting events occurred,
including the arrest of a citizen who was trying to get public records
relating to the county's use of illegal fuel tanks at its airport. This
second letter makes further demands on the DA to provide public records on
an immediate basis, among other things.
- Deputy DA Irey Admits Collusion in another matter
- (February 17, 1999)
- An attorney from Roseville, CA sent this letter to the Amador
Ledger-Dispatch, relating some of Mr. Irey's previous conduct.
- Bill Wattenburg's First Letter to Amador County DA
Todd Riebe
- (February 8, 1999)
- Bill sent this letter to the DA, the Amador Ledger-Dispatch, and the Wall Street Journal. In it he makes an official Prop. 65 notification of incidents in
which he believes county officials have willfully violated the statute and have illegally
operated gas storage tanks that were not upgraded by the federal deadline of Dec. 22,
1998.
- Letter from Mr. Womack's Attorney refuting
investigator Moore's claims
- (January 31, 1999)
- Judith E. Deming wrote this letter to point out that CHP officer Moore swore under perjury
to the Amador Superior court that he did not have information that he in fact had
seized
with the first search warrant and raid on the Womack home.
- CHP investigator Moore later convinces judge Tuttle that Mr. Womack has probably
committed a crime because he won a judgment from the U.S. government.
- NEW Land Use Agency warning on airport tanks
- (November 9, 1998)
Amador County's Environmental Health Department warned the County Airport
about the impending deadline for proper removal or replacement of
underground storage tanks.
- Amador County Airport in Violation of Tank Law
- (February 1, 1999)
The Westover Field airport has several underground storage tanks (one 1,000 gallon
single-walled tank and one 4,000 gallon single-wall tank) that were supposed to be
upgraded or shut down by December 22, 1998. Instead, they continued in operation until at
least February 1, 1999, when The Amador County Land Use Agency's Environmental Health
Department sent the airport this letter.
- Proposition 65 Notification to CHP
- (January 19, 1999)
A warning from the Nevada County Health Department about groundwater
contamination detected at the Grass Valley CHP office.
- Proposition 65 Notification to CHP
- (January 1 9, 1999)
A warning from the Nevada County Health Department about groundwater
contamination detected near the Grass Valley CHP office.
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