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Tlie agcncy , d isiappointed a C to see soI rmany violations.” in violation latlons relatedmsthiction crews ^ g sediment, oil, — Kim Ogle,, ian EPA compliance offlceleer storm -w atcr ruli tn ththe agent's regional offlcflee ByMatlCtoWtKMii discovered consncrctc washout to Tlm<»Newi w ritr were allowing• actions that can grease and concirways and may total of $4S41.500 for the viola- werere disappointed -to see siso Federal Inspectors_________ run off site —[ireats at to workers tions, whhvhich occurred at sbc mailany violations,” said Kin<im found IVln Falls dcvi pollute waterw.residents. Some constructioction sites. ERA ofllcials Ogliglc, an EPA com pliance officeleer a nd construction contra<>rs have pose health thrcre citcd for falling said theyy arcar frustrated with the in\ tthe agcncy’s r^lonai officcIce. violation of environmentlevclopers and nearby ralres environm ental fines becau:causc they've worked to “Co'ompl>1ng with the permlm it during a rcccnt series ofi tractors In developers werec beginning i con- inform contractorscor about the hel]dps to ensure thnt Idaho'lio's A li p direction employees«s tito the Jayco paridng lot it frsmed tions, nnd now, the buildicntallaws to secure federal i rules for' severalse\ years. strcrcam s rem ain healthy.” “ paying the pricc. y has fined 13 “After sixSix years of outreach cotittncUoD eqolpmeot WedWedoeuliy afternoon at tbe »He ofrtbe tl ofinspec- permits beforc b Please see FINES, Page The federal Envlroniiildcrsare struction. id contractors a and Inspecpections in Idalio, wc A3 new Jayco building oa Haalililalilni R ud In Tirin Falls. 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    WISE LUNCH & DINNER MENU The WISE Collective provides authentic cuisine from around the world! Burmese -------------------------------- P3 Sri Lankan -------------------------------- P4 Kurdish ------------------------------- P5 Eritrean ------------------------- P6 Afghan ------------------------------- P7 Sudanese -----------------------P8 Ethiopian/Eritrea ------------------------------- P9 Burmese Chin --------------------------------- P10 Pakistan --------------------------------- P11 South Indian --------------------------------P12 North Indian -------------------------------- P13 WISE Catering: the authentic taste of ethnic cuisine Page 1 Page | 1 Pricing Schedule The price per person is $17 for 20-40 people (veg option) $18 for 20-40 people (non-veg option) $19 for 10 to 20 people (veg option) $20 for 10 to 20 people (non-veg option) GST is not included in the price Additional delivery charge is applied when the delivery distance exceeds 10km or order less than $300. When catering orders involve two or more ethnic cuisines such as Afghani and Ethiopian dishes, each ethnic group catering order must be a minimum of $300 each. Plates and cutlery are not provided with food. We can provide on request, eco-friendly plates, cutlery and napkins for an additional $1.50 per person. For more information, please contact Sasi Syed Niyamathullah: Email: [email protected] Mobile: 021 02996912 WISE Catering: the authentic taste of ethnic cuisine Page | 2 Burmese Cuisine Vegetarian option: $16.00 Fried rice with stir fry veggies and salad Non-vegetarian option: $17.00 Rice served with stir fry chicken and veggies and salad (or) Chicken noodles with stir fry veggies $15.00 For less than 40 people refer the pricing at the bottom of the menu. Chicken Noodles: Fried noodles with chicken (halal), mixed veggies, onion, vegetable oil and soya sauce.