Amendment No. 3 to Form S-1 Table of Contents In the second quarter of 2014, Safeway received two subpoenas from the DEA concerning its record keeping, reporting and related practices associated with the loss or theft of controlled substances. We are not a party to any pending DEA administrative or judicial proceeding arising from or related to these subpoenas. We are cooperating with the DEA in all investigative matters. In June 2014, Albertson's LLC agreed to settle a California civil enforcement action involving allegations of illegal disposal, storage, reverse logistic transportation and mismanagement of hazardous waste in violation of the California Hazardous Waste Control laws. Albertson's LLC did not admit fault or liability in the settlement agreement and agreed to pay 83.4 million, which includes civil penalties, the cost of the investigation and funding for supplemental environmental projects in California. As part of the settlement, Albertson's LLC also agreed to implement an improved retail hazardous product waste program, to create new, enhanced compliance programs and to provide an annual status report to the specified agencies for five years. The settlement pertains to all Albertson's LLC retail and warehouse facilities in California. In January 2015, Safeway Inc. agreed to settle a California enforcement action involving allegations of illegal disposal, storage, reverse logistic transportation and mismanagement of hazardous waste in violation of the California Hazardous Waste Control laws. Safeway did not admit fault or liability in the settlement agreement and agreed to pay $9.9 million, which includes civil penalties, the cost of investigation and funding for supplemental environmental projects in California. As part of the settlement, Safeway also agreed to continue certain compliance activities with respect to both potential hazardous waste and private health information and to provide an annual status report to the specified age