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Administrative Order On Consent
Administrative Order On Consent: - A legal agreement signed by EPA and an individual, business, or other entity through which the violator agrees to pay for correction of violations, take the required corrective or cleanup actions, or refrain from an activity. It describes the actions to be taken, may be subject to a comment period, applies to civil actions, and can be enforced in court. [Environmental Protection Agency] News archive for Administrative Order On Consent:: |
WebWire (press release),EPA, the municipality of Toa Baja, PR and Landfill Technologies, Inc., have agreed in principle to an administrative order on consent that outlines a plan
ARCO to pay in excess of $2.7 million for cleanup costs incurred ... - Jul 9, 2008
Reno Gazette Journal,...plan,' also known as an 'Administrative Order on Consent' and approved by the US Environmental Protection Agency and the Atlantic Richfield Company,
Dow Chemical to Clean up Dioxin Contamination in Saginaw's ... - Jul 15, 2008
PR Newswire (press release),The agreement, called an administrative order on consent, includes: -- Excavation of residential yards, then backfilling with clean soil.
Colorado Goldfields Inc. Announces - Nov 14, 2007
Ad-Hoc-News (Pressemitteilung),The Company has requested that the EPA enter into an Administrative Order on Consent or other agreement to allow Colorado Goldfields Inc. to conduct an
EPA Grants City New Drinking Water Filtration Waiver - Aug 22, 2007
Western Queens Gazette,...an ultraviolet light (UV) disinfection plant, which is consistent with the EPA's recently issued Administrative Order on Consent with the city.
Recycling firm's pollution argument junked - Aug 8, 2007
Saipan Tribune,On May 23, 2007, DEQ issued an administrative order on consent to Samkor, requiring it to fully mobilize all available resources to clean up the site,
EPA Grants NYC New Waiver from Filtering Drinking Water from its ... - Jul 30, 2007
Student Operated Press,...to construct an ultraviolet light (UV) disinfection plant, which is consistent with EPA’s recently issued Administrative Order on Consent with the city.
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