### To the 

### Attention of: Glenn H. Brown ORMathew J. Zappala Complainant's Counsel Office ofthe Regional Counsel 

### FAA Enforcement Division, Northeast Team 1200 District Ave Burlington, MA 01803 Fax-907-271-2800 And 

### FAA 800 Independence Ave, S.W. Washington, DC 20591 Attention: Hearing Docket Clerk, AGC-430 Wilber Wright Building-Suite 2WIOOO And The Honorable Judge J.E. Sullivan US Adminstrative Law Judge Office ofHearings, M-20 US Department ofTransportations 1200 NewJersey Avenue, SE (Ell-310) Washington, DC 20590 Fax- 202-366-7536 

### 17 Main Street, Sparta, NJ 07871 Office: 973-209-34511 Fax: 973-209-4796 www.extremeenergysolntions.net Monday, Janmuy 9, 2016



### 2"dNOTICE SERVED TO FAA Note: Prior Serviceto Mr. Glenn Brown were not accepted and/or went unanswered.



# RECEIVED FEB 022017 HEARING DOCKET

RE: I/M/0EXTREME ENERGY SOLUTIONS, INC.; FDMSNO. FAA-2015-1322 (Civil Penalty Action); known as "EES" and "Respondents" RESPONDENTS ANSWERS TO COMPLAINANT INTERROGITOIDES, REQUEST FORPRODUCTION OFDOCUMENTS AND FINDINGS: The Respondents respectfully submitto the Complainant; their answers to the Complainant's following questions, as to the order, "ORDER SETTING LITIGATION DATES AND PROCEDURES," for the Complainantto providethe Respondents the following: SECTION I. ANSWERS TO J.NTERROGITOIDES: 1). Respondent will be calling the following witnesses: a. Michael Holler, Consultantto EES ontechnical matters, business address and phonenumber is the same as the Respondent; b. Rosatme Turkington, Operations Director, business address and phone number are the same as the Respondent; c. TaylorTurkington, Temp. Assistant, business address andphonenumberarethe same as the Respondent; d. "Melissa," Clerk at Staples, Franklin, New Jersey Location, CutTent whereabouts or address unknown atthis time; and Staples does not disclose any employee information. e. The new address ofthe Respondents is as follows: Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc., 17 Main Street, Unit B, Sparta, NewJersey 07871 f. Company phone number is 973-209-3450 2). Respondent Provides the following:
a. See attachment 1, bio ofMichael Holler b. see attachment2, Resume ofRosanne Turkington c. no resume orbio available ofthat ofTaylor Turkington d. no resume or bio available ofthat of"Melissa" 3). Respondent will notbe calling any expertwitnesses atthistime; howeverEES reserves the right to call upon any experts that may be deemed appropriate in this proceeding. 4). Respondentwill be presenting the following docmnents and exhibits as evidence in this matter: a. Point ofLaw b. MSDS sheet c. Purchase receipt with address oforigin d. Shipmentreceipt e. Shipmentinvoice 5). Respondentprovides the following explanation(s) basis and rationale for all Affirmed Defenses set forth inEES Answers: a. FirstAffirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in part due to the fact that the Company was not the shipper; the company hired UPS and subscribed to UPS's services to perform the actual shipping duties, whereas it relied on the expettise and advisement ofUPS and its authorized agents to comply withinthe scope ofthe law regarding shipping product in question in this matter; and therefore it is theresponsibility ofUPS to make sure shipments are within the scope ofregulation and compliance; expertise and services in which the Company paid for, and later provided by the actual shipper, UPS; b, Second Mfirmed Defense: Theproposed civil penalty shouldbe dismissed/vacated in whole or in part due to the fact that the Company provided any and all requested information to the authorized agent, workingonbehalfofUPS; SEEEVIDENCES; atthe time of packaging the items in question mentioned in item 2 oftheNotice ofProposed Civil Penalty; and the Company had verbally requested infonnation with the agent ifthere were any other documents, materials, and things required in order to have the item shipped by UPS;
c. Third Affirmed Defense: Theproposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated inwhole or in part due to the fact the Company is not in the logistics, freight, shipping, handling, imp01ting!exporting business as its main core ofbusiness purpose;d. FourthAffirmedDefense: Theproposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in part due to the fact thatthe Company, the Respondent, is not the reseller, distributor, and/or manufacturer ofthe product in question in item 2 ofthe Notice ofProposed CivilPenalty;
e. Fifth AffirmedDefense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in part due tothe fact the allegations are "stacked" and repetitive in nature, are found to be grossly embellished; to make the sensitivity ofthis matterto seem more heightened or advanced than what it really is; f. Sixth AffirmedDefense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in part due to the fact thatthe FAA did not apprise the Company ofthe "Nature and cause" ofthe allegations, as it states underthe Sixth Amendment ofthe Constitution, "the accusedshall enjoy the right...to be informedof the nature andcause of the allegation," in which was not afforded to the Company in the Notice ofProposed Civil Penalty; g. Seventh Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in part dueto the fact the FAA investigation and findings are arbitrary and capricious in nature; h. Eighth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in part due tothe factthe imposed timelineto respond did notallowforthe Companyto seekfonnal legal opinion ofCounsel in this matter; to retain counsel, orto hire counselto representthem inthis matter; therefore violating the US Constitutional rights ofthe Company afforded to itunder the Sixth Amendment ofthe US Constitution; i.Ninth AffirmedDefense: Theproposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole orin part due tothe filet the explanation on howthe FAA arrived at the monetary penalty of$19,400 proposed in its Notice ofProposed Civil Penalty is notclear; nor does it provide a detailed evaluation ofthe actual matter ofthe mathematical metrics ofthe penalty, exceptin discussing the "maximum" 

### in each penalty circumstance; 

### j. Tenth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in part due tothe fact there were no physical damages resulting in personal injury, serious illness, death, to any person, or substantial destmction ofproperty in any ofthe alleged accounts of violations; nor does the allegations name an injured party; k. Eleventh Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in part due to the fact there were no physical victims, whom experienced a loss ofbodily injmy orproperty, norwere any real damages as a result ofthe alleged actions bythe Company, or by any other party; H. Twelfth Affirmed Defense: Theproposed civil penalty shouldbe dismissed/vacatedin whole or in part due tothe fact theFAA's lack ofinvestigative fmdings explained in the Notice ofProposed Civil Penalty; whereas the FAAfailed to disclose whether ornotthey investigated orproposed a fine to the actual shipper, UPS, and/orthe shipper's authorized agent whomworked for and/or on behalfofUPS atthe time in which thepackage was preparedfor shipment;
m. Thirteenth AffirmedDefense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in part due to the fact ofthe size oftheproposed penalty seems to be unjust for a first offense, ifan offense did in fact occur; n. Fourteenth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated inwhole or in part dueto the fact the Company cannot financially comply with the unjustpenalty and would have to abandon in whole or in part ofits operations for such a penalty would create undue burden upon the Company and irreparable hrum; thus the Company would face financial consequences ofmagnitude; in which itcannot afford;
o. Fifteenth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in part due to the fact ofthe application ofdoctrines oflaches, wavier, estoppel, and unclean hands; p. Sixteen AffirmedDefense: The proposed civilpenalty shouldbe dismissed/vacated in whole or in pmi due tothe fact thatthe FAA cannotprove any "real" damages; q. Seventeenth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in partdue to the fact orthe lack offacts, the FAA failed to present any "real victims," "iqjured pruiies," and/or complainant's filing claim againstthe company other than theFAA themselves; because theyhave not incurred any bodily hann orphysical drunages;
r. Eighteenth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated 

### in whole orin partdue tothe factthe FAA hasacted in bad faith and inmuch hasttotake advantage of the fact the Respondents lack legal knowledge in dealing with this matter; therefore violatingthe US Constitutionalrights ofthe Respondent afforded to it underthe Fifth and Sixth Amendment of the US Constitution; s. Nineteenth Affirmed Defense: Theproposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in part due to the fact the FAA's main intent in this matter is clearly "Financial Gain" tmder forced acceptances ofa contract againstthe will ofthe Respondent; therefore violating the US Constitutional rights ofthe Respondent afforded to them underthe US Constitution; in which the Fourteenth Amendment ofthe Constitution clearly states, "...norshall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, orpropertywithoutdueprocess of the law, nordeny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protections of the !ern;;" in whichthe Respondent is afforded these rights; the basis ofthis idea is explained under Section I ofthe US Code; t.TwentiethAffirmedDefense: Theproposed civil penalty shouldbe dismissed/vacated in whole or in partduetothefacttheFAAknowingly violated theRespondent's Seventh Amendmentrights afforded to them bythe US Constitution by forcing a Judgement withoutthe Respondent being afforded its rightto a Trial by Jury, and shall be preserved, in which the Seventh Amendmentofthe Constitution states, "...where the value in controversy shall exceedtwenty dollars, the right of a trial by jwyshall be reserved, "
11. Twenty-firstAffirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in part due to the fact has only been afforded some discovery inthis matter, where other discovery bythe FAA has been withheld, andthe Respondent has only been afforded its right to discovery now; whereas the rightto discover and information is ofgreat importance, by the Comi orbytheFAA; whereas the Respondenthas a rightto requestfor such information as to the Federal Open records Act;
v. Twenty-second Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or 

### in prui due to the factthe Company and/or Respondents completely reserve any and all of its Rights affordedtothem undertheUS Constitution; andalso reserve the rightto assettadditional affirmed defenses as further investigation and discovety may reveal; furthermore, the Respondents reserve the lightto provide a reasonable defense, including presenting case law. witnesses, and/or

### proofs as a part oftheir defense which has not yetto be heard; 6). Respondent objects to this question for the reasons tills question is vague and ambiguous, in asking the Respondent about EES' experience with the Hazardous Materials Regulations, as itis unclear ofthe actual information the Complainant desires. 7). Respondent's response to this Intenugatory, please refer to SECTION III ofRespondent's response to the Complainant's Interrogatories herein; 8). Respondent's objecttothis question for itis leadingand unclear ofwhateventsthe Complainant is inquiling about; parts ofthis question have already been answered in Respondent's reply to Inten·ogatory 1 

### oftbe Complainant's Request for Interrogatmies: 

### SECTIONll: Requestfor Production ofDocuments 1: Please see the attached; RequestforProduction ofDocuments 2: Respondent's objectto this question for lack of understanding ofit; and the question is vague and ambiguous in its language; Respondent's witnesses have not yet been swom in under oath orhave not yettestified in this matter, and therefore itispremature to obtain "oral statements" unless it was in a hearing. Request forProduction ofDocuments 3: Please see the attached; 

### SECTION ill: Requestfor Admission No.1: Respondent's admit to Request for Admission No. I Request for Admission No.2: Respondent's admittoRequestfor AdmissionNo.2 in part, for the fact the shipmentwas assigned UPS tracking number stated; and the packaged contained the specified contents stated; Respondent does not admit or deny that contents were placed into an unmarked box or 

### by whom; Requestfor Admission No.3: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No.3; forthe Respondent did provide tothe hired shipper, UPS, MSDS ofthe contents ofthe package; Request for Admission No.4: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No.4 as the Respondent's did in fact provide an emergency response phone number to UPS; clearly stated on theMSDS; RequestforAdmission No. 5: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No. 5 as the Respondent did in fact provide a shipping description to UPS; including receipt ofgoods, and MSDS; Requestfor Admission No.6: Respondent's denies to Request forAdmission No.6 as the Respondent did in fact provide the information requested; including receipt ofgoods, and MSDS; Requestfor Admission No.7: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No.7 as the Respondent did in fact provide the informationrequested; including receipt ofgoods and MSDS; Requestfor Admission No. 8: Respondent's denies to Requestfor Admission No. 8 as theRespondent did in fact provide the information requested; includingreceipt ofgoods and MSDS; Requestfor Admission No.9: Respondent's denies to Requestfor AdmissionNo.9; for it did not have any otherknowledge ofsaid requirements; it relied upon theexpertiseofUPS, which accepted the package; and Respondent provided MSDS; Request for Admission No. 10: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No. 10; and is unaware 

### ifthe attached information provided by the Respondents was removed from the package; Requestfor Admission No. 11: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No. II for the same reasons explained and already answered in Request for Admission No 10 Request fm· Admission No. 12: Respondent's denies to Requestfor Admission No. 12 for the same reasons explained and already answered in Request for Admission No 10. Requestfor Admission No 13: Respondent's denies to Requestfor Admission No. 13 for the same reasons explained and already answered in Request for Admission No 10. Request for Admissions No 14: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No. 14 for the same reasons explained and already answered in Request for Admission No I0. WHEREFORE, Respondents in this matterhave continued to make a goodfaith eff01tto manage to stay in contact with the Agency's Counsel and Venue ofComi in which this matter is to be heard; and have complied with responding to the Complainant's First Request for Interrogatories, Production ofDocuments, and Admissions;
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### Biographical Summary of

### C. Michael Holler l\lichael Holler is recognized as a Fm/ EcoJJDPI)' ExjH'i1 by the US Federal Colll't systems. He wrote The Ultimate Fuel Econmnv Book. .Head

**Partin~** for Perfonnance & Econmnv, and co--\vrote The • c - -- Tightwad [\.{ru:keter; he has also \Vritten dozens of articles for various magazines, newspapers and interner \Vebsites. Additionally, he has had responsibilities as technical consultant for five entities which take him throughout d1c US as well as the Orient (South Korea, China, and Hong Kong). I\,fike's special o.1Jerrise is in engine tnanagement systetns, ICE co1nbustion efficiency, n1echanical drawing, electronics and

**turbocharging~** \\rith skills in machining, po\1.:der coating, \velding and other tnechanical areas. At one time he held seven out ofeight ASE Certifications. I-Ie creates prototypes for proposed products, perform.s testing and refiner-.uent, and coordinates n1ass-producrion. i\.fike was insuumenta] in the developtnent of the 1nost comprehensiYc I--II-10 Technical Theses \vtitten. He has developed revolution-m-y head porting techniques and tools, created training programs and fiye 111arkecing products for four cmnpanies.• was listed as i11Pe1!/oron three US Patent applications (see

**C\-~,** and hosted three hotlines, two technical (fuel economy) and one 11.<1.med 

### "Your S/fa:eJJ. 1\"like is responsible for training progran1s, rnuch oF the 1narketing art and pron1otional \vork language for Ecosceptor, LLC (and affiliates), multi-tasking and filling od1er gaps as needed. 

### lvlike ic Sen.lor Vice President ofReseaxch and DeYelopm.ent for Ecosceptor. LLC.ROSANNE TURKINGTON Customer Service, Sales and Marketing Support Professional Team player with strong ability to build positive working relationships. Deliver cost-effective outcomes through problem solving and excellent communication skills. KEY AREAS OF EXPERTISE Administrative Sales & Marketing Customer Service Advertising Event Planning Hotel/Hospitality Scheduling Manufacturing SKILLS Word, Excel, QuickBooks, PowerPoint, Travel Software, AutoCAD PROFESSIONAL HISTORY 

### Substitute Teacher Sussex County 

### 2009 - present • Certified in 8 schools, 4 districts. • Assist teachers with lesson plans and educational materials. • Class sizes range from 

### 19
- 30 students. Self-Employed Chiidcare Provider Stockholm, 

### NJ 2000-2005 Labeling Systems Oakland, 

### NJ 1997 - 1999 

### CustomerSeiiVice Coordinator • Supervised customer service department for labeling machine manufacturer. e Created detailed computer logs to ensure quick repairs. Shipping/Receiving Inventory

• Organized training manuals reducing callbacks by 

### 20%, improving customer satisfaction. • Assisted with inventory and shipping issues from order, invoicing and payment with top clients such as Lipton Tea, Hallmark Cards, Gallo Wines and Nabisco. • Managed travel arrangements for field service technicians to greet customers, maintain technical repairs, train owners on product use and enhance sales promotions. Aqua Products, Inc. Cedar Grove, 

### NJ 

### 1991 -1996 

### Sales & 

### MarketingAssistant • Created and organized marketing promotions for pool cleaner manufacturer, targeting commercial, international, municipal, and residential markets resulting in more company exposure and growth by 

### 40%. • Implemented internet program for trade show registration, travel itineraries and sales conferences. • Responsible for follow-up on customer inquiries, orders and scheduled shipments. • Provided timely, detailed monthly and annual sales data to company executives. Sheraton Hasbrouck Heights Hotel Hasbrouck Heights, 

### NJ 1987 - 1991 

### Sales Assistant/FrontDesk Coordinator • Handled all guest services using in-house program including reservations and guest check ins. • Arranged corporate meetings and functions for J.D. Power and Associates, Pfizer, Marca! and Johnson 

### & Johnson. • Strengthened customer base by calling businesses promoting various tour groups and special packages increasing hotel revenue. EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS B.S. in Business Management /Sales & Marketing, Montclair State University, NJ Certificate, Medical Assistant-Berdan Institute, Totowa, NJ

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