Cal. PRC § 3753
This is the official text of Cal. PRC § 3753, part of California’s Public Resources Code — covers environmental protection, state parks, and natural resource management.
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Official statutory text
Upon receipt by the supervisor or by a district deputy of a written complaint, alleging a condition in violation of this chapter, specifically setting forth the condition complained against, signed by the complainant, the supervisor shall make an investigation of the well or wells and make a written report and order, stating the work required to repair the damage complained of, or stating that no work is required.
A copy of the order shall be delivered to the complainant, or if more than one, to each complainant, and, if the supervisor orders the damage repaired a copy of the order shall be delivered to each of the owners, operators, or agents having in charge the well or wells upon which the work is to be done.
The order shall contain a statement of the conditions sought to be remedied or repaired and a statement of the work required by the supervisor to repair the condition. Service shall be made by mailing copies to such persons at the post office address given.
A copy of the order shall be delivered to the complainant, or if more than one, to each complainant, and, if the supervisor orders the damage repaired a copy of the order shall be delivered to each of the owners, operators, or agents having in charge the well or wells upon which the work is to be done.
The order shall contain a statement of the conditions sought to be remedied or repaired and a statement of the work required by the supervisor to repair the condition. Service shall be made by mailing copies to such persons at the post office address given.
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