Mr. chairman, my point is, again, I heard the San Diego argument, I heard the Los Angeles argument. I do not agree with it, but I am hearing it. You are opening the door, and you have opened it to the six California and two Hawaii ones, to eliminating secondary treatment requirements for a whole slew of other municipalities. That is a problem.
Addressing concerns about proposed changes to environmental treatment requirements.
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