Attention Glenn Brown, SeniorAttorney Office ofRegional Counsel FAA And Howard L. Martin Jr. Regional Counsel Offices ofRegional Counsel FAA In the Matter of; 

# RECEIVED JUN 05 2015 

## HEARING DOCKET

US Department ofTransportation-Federal Aviation Administration; Alaskan Region Office ofthe Regional Counsel 222 W. 7th Avenue #14 Anchorage, Alaska 99513 And; Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc. 150 Main Street Ogdensburg, NJ 07439 RE: Case Number: 2015NM730008 RESPONSE TO THE FINAL NOTICE OF CIVIL PENALTY: 1. EXTREMEENERGY SOLUTIONS ("EES" or "the Company") continues to argue this issue and continues to deny the allegations made by the FAA in its previous response.

3. The Companyreceived Notice oflnformal Conference from the FAA, however the notice was received after the actualnotice date, and therefore as the individual handing the matter onbehalfofthe Company, I h.ad never spoken to anyone from the FAA. 4. TheCompanybelieves fuat itsrightto proper process to the informal hearing has been violated. 5. The Company is willing to set aside another dates and time for an Informal Hearing to take place.6. The Companyrequests not only youprovide notice via United States Postal Services, but you also fax the Notice to 973-209-4796; 21 business days prior to the date ofthe Informal Hearing, so we have propertime to accommodate the time and date. 7. The Company is small in its staff, and at times, many ofits staffand leadership maybe on assignment out ofthe country, unavailable to communicatebyphone. 8. The Companyprefers to settle with the FAA for a monetarypenalty is can realistically afford. Company still debates that such the fme the FAA proposes wouldbe a severe hardship and burden on the Company. 9. Companypro-offers another settlement to resolve the matter for the amount of$5850; which is the total minimum civil penaltyfor each violation (13 violations @ $450 minimumpenaltyper violation). In the event the FAAwishes to accept this offer, the company would vacate its request for hearings; subject to fmal terms and conditions in settlement agreement between the FAA and the Company. 10. Companyis providing this response to all ofthe following parties and addresses:

a. Glenn Brown; 222 W. 7Th Avenue #14; Anchorage, Alaska 99513; b. HOWARD L MARTIN, JR.; 22 W. 

## 7'h Avenue#14, Anchorage, Alaska 99513;

c. Federal Aviation Administration, 800 Independence Ave., S.W., Washington, D.C. 20591, Attention: Hearing Docket Clerk, AGC-430, WilberWright Building, Room 2W1000; 11. The Companyreserves all ofits rights and defenses afforded to it under the US Constitution and any violation of said rights will result in litigation against the actors in their professional and personal-private-individual capacity.

WHEREFORE; the Respondents, the Company, Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc.,**-------~hke"'r"'e"'b"'y"r""e"'sp""e""c'"'"tfimurtllh:y"r""e"'qu,.......,es"'t""'thtramtHtne-No""t:ire1rfi'roposed** Civill'enalty, penalties, and fines set forth thereinbe dismissed withoutpiejudice and vacated inits entitety 

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### By:f•·L..f-"7"'"'--c-=~=-c-----=~ S ,,Butlum, President/CEO ofand on behalfof; Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc.

### CERTIFICATION OF TIMELY SERVICE I hereby have responded within the time frame allotted by the FAA Attorney within the NOTICE OF PROPOSED CIVIL PENALTY, and hereby serve the Company's response via email and certified mail through the United States Parcel Service;