Environmental
In Texas, a TCEQ 'Agreed Order' in an environmental enforcement matter typically includes:
ACriminal prosecution of the violator
BCompliance requirements, cleanup schedules, and administrative penalties payable to the state✓ Correct
CTransfer of property ownership to TCEQ
DOnly a warning letter with no penalties
Explanation
A TCEQ Agreed Order is a settlement of an enforcement action in which the violator agrees to come into compliance, follow a remediation schedule, and pay administrative penalties. It avoids formal litigation while achieving compliance.
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