Maine auto recycler agrees to pay environmental fine
Dec 17, 2012 | 11:17 AM
| Lisa Gordon
Tags
salvage yard,
Freeport Auto Parts,
Maine Department of Environmental Protection,
environmental fine,
Lisa Gordon
PITTSBURGH — Freeport Auto Parts has agreed to pay a fine to the Maine Department of Environmental Protection to resolve alleged environmental problems.
The Freeport, Me.-based salvage yard has signed a consent agreement and has already paid $17,760 for allegedly storing hazardous waste in unsuitable tanks, hiring an unlicensed hazardous waste transporter,....
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