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LAMMERS BARREL FACTORY - CONSENT DECREE (CERCLA)

Judicial · FY2013 · — · — · 3400169031

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Penalty

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Cost recovery

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Compliance action

Case

Case Number: 05-2013-1028
Type: Judicial
Lead: EPA
Outcome: —
DOJ Docket: 90-11-3-07706
Multimedia: —
Self-disclosure: N

Defendants (38)

3M Company complaint settlement
Akzo Nobel Coatings Inc. settlement
Alcoa, Inc. settlement
Arkema, Inc. settlement
Ashland Inc. settlement
BP Products North America Inc. settlement
C.P., Inc. settlement
Clopay Corporation settlement
Copeland Corporation settlement
Crown Beverage Packaging, LLC settlement
Cummins Inc. settlement
Egyptian Lacquer Manufacturing Company settlement
Ford Motor Company settlement
GATX Corporation settlement
General Electric Company settlement
Georgia-Pacific LLC settlement
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company settlement
Helen Gorby complaint settlement
Honeywell International Inc. settlement
I.V.C. Industrial Coatings, Inc. settlement
Illinois Tool Works Inc. settlement
International Paper Company settlement
Meritor, Inc. settlement
Momentive Specialty Chemicals, Inc. settlement
Morton International, LLC settlement
Navistar, Inc. settlement
OXY USA Inc. settlement
PPG Industries, Inc. settlement
Pharmacia LLC settlement
Robins & Meyers, Inc. settlement
Shell Oil Company settlement
Sherwin Williams Company settlement
Thomas & Betts Corporation settlement
United States Steel Corporation settlement
United Technologies Corporation settlement
Univar USA Inc. settlement
Valspar Corporation settlement
Whittaker Corporation settlement

Summary

Consent Decree for RD/RA and recovery of oversight costs at the Lammers Barrel Superfund site located in the city of Beavercreek, Greene County, OH. The site occupies approximately 2.5 acres, an adjoining ditch, and a contaminated aquifer. The site was operated as a paint manufacturing business from 1948 to 1952, and as a solvent recovery and a barrel reconditioning business from 1952 to 1969. CVOCs, aromatic hydrocarbons, and other chemicals were spilled, and seeped into the soil and leached into the groundwater.

Source

Authoritative: EPA ECHO
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