Date: Dec 23, 2020

Town: Milford

Costco Wholesale Corporation, a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to take corrective actions within sixty (60) days after failing the Stage I pressure decay test in 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty or fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $12,600 for the violations.

Date: Dec 01, 2020

Town: Chaplin

Algonquin Gas Transmission LLC transports natural gas throughout New England and is a Title V source facility. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to comply with the monitoring requirements for four (4) of its natural gas-fired stationary combustion turbines as required in the New Source Review permits. The violations include underreported emissions data, and ambiguity about the current effectiveness of the facility's carbon monoxide and volatile organic compounds emission controls. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $22,000 for the violations, a portion of which shall fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Nov 30, 2020

Town: Wilton

D. R. Charles Environmental Construction, LLC, a licensed spill contractor, entered into a consent order for the release of heating oil after removing an underground storage tank and installing two (2) above ground storage tanks (ASTs) at a residence. Upon installing the ASTs, the tanks sank in the asphalt floor which caused the fire-valve on the bottom of the tanks to be severed resulting in the oil spill. The oil release impacted subsurface oil, groundwater, bedrock as well as potable wells and a public reservoir. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $12,500 for the violations. If the respondent for consent order COWSUST20001 fails to pay $12,500, then the respondent will pay an additional $12,500 for a total of $25,000.

Date: Nov 30, 2020

Town: Wilton

Servco Oil, Inc. was retained to remove an underground storage tank (UST) and replace the UST with two (2) above ground tanks (ASTs). The respondent subcontracted a licensed spill contractor to conduct the work and entered into a consent order for the release of heating oil after installing two (2) ASTs at a residence. Upon installing the ASTs, the tanks sank in the asphalt floor which caused the fire-valve on the bottom of the tanks to be severed resulting in the oil spill. The oil release impacted subsurface oil, groundwater, bedrock as well as potable wells and a public reservoir. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $12,500 for the violations. If the respondent for consent order COWSUST20002 fails to pay $12,500, then the respondent will pay an additional $12,500 for a total of $25,000.

Date: Nov 24, 2020

Town: Hartford

R & D Service Center, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I Vapor Recovery System and entered into a consent order for failure to conduct Stage I Vapor Recovery System testing in 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $4,000 for the violations, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Nov 16, 2020

Town: New Haven

American Greenfuels, LLC, a producer of biodiesel, entered into a consent order for discharging wastewater to the Greater New Haven Water Pollution Control Authority's (GNHWPCA) sanitary system containing high levels of biochemical oxygen demand and total oils and grease having the potential to adversely affect the East Shore water pollution abatement facility. In addition, the respondent violated various permit conditions including but not limited to failure to notify effluent violations that are greater than twice the permitted level. The respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $33,500 for the violations including an additional civil penalty amount of $51,5000 to fund a supplemental environmental project for GNHWPCA to complete a conceptual design of an improved fats, oil and grease receiving and procession system at the East Shore Water Pollution Abatement Facility.

Date: Oct 15, 2020

Town: Prospect

HMTU LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I vapor recovery system. By law, the respondent is required to conduct once a year a pressure/vacuum vent valve test, a pressure decay test as well as a vapor-space tie-in test. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to conduct a retest within sixty days of failing a Stage I vapor recovery test in 2018, failure to conduct a Stage I vapor recovery test for the new USTs in 2019, and failure to conduct a Stage I vapor recovery test in 2019. As a result of the violations, the respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty of $2,000, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Sep 29, 2020

Town: Danbury

Danbury Central Mart, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to conduct the Stage I Vapor Recovery System testing in 2017 and 2018. As a result of the violations, the respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,000, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Sep 09, 2020

Town: Putnam

Kelly's Tire, Inc., a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to conduct the Stage I Vapor Recovery testing in 2016, 2018 and 2019. As a result of the violations, the respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty of $3,000, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Aug 25, 2020

Town: Danbury

Mutual Motors of Danbury, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to conduct a retest within the required time after the failed Stage I vapor recovery test in 2018; failure to conduct a Stage I vapor recovery test within sixty days of completion of a modification in 2018; and failure to conduct a Stage I vapor recovery test in 2019. As a result of the violations, the respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty of $2,000, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Aug 25, 2020

Town: Plainville

PMG Northeast LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I vapor recovery system and is required to conduct a pressure/vacuum vent valve test, a pressure decay test, and a vapor-space tie-in test. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to conduct Stage I vapor recovery testing in 2018 and 2019. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,000, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Aug 18, 2020

Town: Guilford

The Town of Guilford entered into a consent order for conducting work on three (3) of its properties which are located waterward of the coastal jurisdiction line and within tidal wetlands without authorization and out of compliance with their respective permits. The respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project or projects in the amount of $15,000 for the violations. In addition, the consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $20,000 for the violations.

Date: Aug 12, 2020

Town: South Windsor

Strategic Materials, Inc., a facility that engages in the business of processing and distributing glass, aluminum and cardboard, entered into a consent order for failure to install adequate measures to prevent the release of particulate matter emanating from the facility and transfer New Source Review permit upon purchasing the business. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $39,200 for the violations, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Aug 03, 2020

Town: Middletown

BLJ Millennium, LLC, whose site was formerly owned by a manufacturer of industrial and commercial marine hardware, entered into a consent order for failure to complete investigation, evaluate ecological risk, prepare a remedial action plan and conduct all remediation of remaining sources of contamination at and emanating from the property. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $9,750 for the violations.

Date: Jul 20, 2020

Town: South Windsor

The Nuway Tobacco Company, a producer of cigar wrappers, informed the Department of its plan to install a new boiler system at the facility as the current FT boiler is under capacity. The consent order stipulates that the respondent shall implement the VOC capture devices and thermal destruction system in accordance with the submitted plan.

Date: Jul 15, 2020

Town: Thomaston

UniMetal Surface Finishing, LLC entered into a consent order for effluent limit violations of its National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit including but not limited to aquatic toxicity, total nitrogen and total copper; modifying its wastewater treatment system and/or processes without approval; and for the discharge of wastewater to the Town of Thomaston's Water Pollution Control Facility which exceeded the effluent limitation for total chromium authorized in the pretreatment permit. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $64,000.

Date: Jul 02, 2020

Town: Manchester

Cametoid Technologies, Inc., a generator of hazardous waste, entered into a consent order for various violations including but not limited to failure to determine whether each waste is a hazardous waste; provide evidence that the employees completed training in hazardous waste management; inspect tanks and containers holding hazardous waste; prepare and submit biennial reports; label container with the appropriate marking; and, keep containers holding hazardous materials closed. The respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $18,800 for the violations.

Date: Jun 10, 2020

Town: Groton

Naval Submarine Base New London, which operates a natural gas-fired cogeneration facility, entered into a consent order for failure to maintain the solar Taurus gas turbine generator's water-fuel-ratio within the required operating range due to an incorrect adjustment of the water injection program violating the terms of the Title V permit; late emissions testing of a generator and late submittal of an emissions test report for a second generator in violation of the New Source Review (NSR) permit; and for failure to perform the maintenance required for the emergency engines and for failure to make and maintain records for the total annual hours of operation as stipulated in the provisions of the Title V permit. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $21,000 for the violations.

Date: Jun 10, 2020

Town: West Hartford

Triumph Engine Control Systems, LLC operates surface coatings that contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs) to a variety of metal and plastic parts. The respondent entered into a consent order to limit potential VOC emissions from all miscellaneous metal and plastic parts coating operations at the premises to no more than 1,666 pounds of VOC in a month.

Date: May 19, 2020

Town: Stamford

Antonia and Christian Stroeh entered into a consent order for unauthorized structures including but not limited to placement of significant stone material under the entire foot print of the pre-1939 dock, relocation of stones from an area of a stone groin on and adjacent to a property as well as placement of approximately 80 linear feet of large stones along the shoreline of the property between the stone groin and dock. The respondents shall pay a civil penalty in amount of $7,000 for the violations, a portion of which shall fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: May 15, 2020

Town: Waterbury

Rafferty-Brown Steel Co. Inc. of Conn. entered into a consent order for failure to complete investigation of the contamination on or emanating from the property and initiate remediation of the parcel in accordance with a remedial action plan. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $8,960 for the violations.

Date: Apr 25, 2020

Town: Bristol

Clean Harbors entered into a consent order for violations of the hazardous waste management regulations such as storage of hazardous waste in unpermitted areas including an area without a secondary containment; placement of a bulk container of hazardous waste in an area without ensuring the container was appropriate for the waste it contained; submittal of a report concerning the major hazardous waste spill outside the prescribed timeframe; and discrepancies with the hazardous waste shipped to the facility on manifest and the waste material profile information for the waste shipped. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $121,680 for the violations.

Date: Mar 24, 2020

Town: Shelton

Auto Swage Products, Inc., and Keith Brenton entered into a stipulated judgment for hazardous waste and water pollution violations. Among the violations, the respondents failed to conduct post-closure groundwater monitoring at the site, update their financial assurance for surface impoundments, and perform corrective actions at the site. The respondents shall pay $158,395.61 for the unpaid fees, interest and expenses owed. Should the respondents fail to comply with the payment of back fees, a civil penalty will be imposed in accordance with the terms of the court judgment.

Date: Mar 10, 2020

Town: Middletown

NRG Energy, Inc., owner and operator of electric generating facilities, supplies wholesale power to the ISO New England power grid throughout Connecticut. The consent order establishes the respondent's case-by-case nitrogen (NOx) reasonably available control technology (RACT) as the respondent demonstrated that installing and operating NOx controls on its turbines and engines is not technically or economically feasible. At the time the consent order expires, the respondent shall operate its emission units in compliance with the emissions limits set forth in the regulations or cease operation.

Date: Mar 09, 2020

Town: Statewide

Solitude Lake Management, a pesticide application business, entered into a consent order for failure to follow the stipulations of its aquatic permits for the application of pesticides at seven (7) different sites. Among the violations include failure to submit: pre and post vegetation survey results for the treatment seasons, proposed treatment area map prior to the treatment, post treatment monitoring plan, fluridone monitory results and notify there was no outflow at the time of sampling or provide glyphosate monitoring results. The respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $27,000 for the violations.

Date: Mar 06, 2020

Town: Storrs

Haque LLC dba One-Stop Storrs, a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to perform the Stage I test in 2016 and subsequently failing the Stage I testing in 2017 and 2018. In addition, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,374 for the violations.

Date: Feb 10, 2020

Town: Ansonia

A unilateral order was issued to Ansonia Copper & Brass, Inc. and Raymond L. McGee for failure to: perform hazardous waste determinations, store solid and hazardous wastes beyond statutory and regulatory limits without a permit, comply with hazardous waste container and tank management requirements. This unilateral order is a multi-media action addressing various violations. The Department's Emergency Response and Spill Prevention Division removed polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) contaminated material, waste/used oil and oily wastewater; and in addition EPA removed non-hazardous waste, hazardous waste, PCB contaminated liquid and solids from the site. The respondents shall provide financial assurance to support the work required by the order.

Date: Feb 10, 2020

Town: Portland

Town of Portland, operator of a public works garage and salt and sand storage facilities, was issued a unilateral order for failure to conduct stormwater inspections, conduct stormwater training, update the Pollution Prevention Plan and provide proper storage of sand and salt at its facilities.

Date: Jan 24, 2020

Town: Washington and Roxbury

RRR & Maintenance, Inc. and Francis Hodges are in the business of renting dumpsters ad hauling waste. The defendants entered into a stipulated judgment because their sites in Washington and Roxbury were operating as solid waste facilities without a permit. In addition, untreated waste was discharged to the waters of the state without a permit. The court judgment imposed a civil penalty of $125,000 for the violations. However, the civil penalty will be considered satisfied if the defendants pay $25,000 and they do not violate the provisions of the court order.

Date: Jan 16, 2020

Town: Canterbury

Guy Pelletier entered into a consent order for conducting commercial forest practices without either forest practitioner certification or direct on-site supervision. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,000 for the violations.

Date: Jan 08, 2020

Town: Old Saybrook

Finkeldey, Inc., a solid waste volume reduction plant, entered into a consent order for failure to: conduct quarterly air sampling for lead and asbestos; establish and post a financial assurance instrument and submit annual updates to such instrument; hire a professional engineer or consultant; and conduct quarterly compliance audit inspections and submit compliance audit reports. As a result of the violations, the respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $21,100.

Date: Dec 31, 2019

Town: New Haven

Gulf Oil, Limited Partnership entered into a consent order for releasing approximately 2,700 gallons of gasoline onto the ground adjacent to Long Island Sound during a transfer operation at its site. In addition, weathered petroleum unrelated to the transfer operation was found in the subsurface at the site. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $64,500 for the violations.

Date: Dec 31, 2019

Town: Danbury

The Federal Correctional Institution in Danbury operates three (3) boilers under the General Permit to Limit the Potential to Emit. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to submit an annual compliance certification for calendar year 2017 and 2018. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $5,320.

Date: Dec 17, 2019

Town: Roxbury

M & D Roxbury Garage, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to conduct an annual pressure decay test on the Stage I vapor recovery system in 2016, 2017 and 2018. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $3,000 for the violations.

Date: Dec 16, 2019

Town: Lebanon and Stafford

Brian Riendeau, Karl Riendeau and Riendeau & Sons Logging, LLC entered into a consent order for conducting timber harvesting activities without adhering to the requirements of the DEEP's Best Management Practices for Water Quality While Harvesting Forests Products resulting in soil sediment flowing into streams and wetlands. The consent order requires the respondents to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $10,000 for the violations. In addition to the civil penalty, the respondents shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $40,000.

Date: Dec 11, 2019

Town: East Canaan

Allyndale Corporation, a processor of nonmetallic minerals, entered into a consent order for failure to have a working baghouse serving the secondary crusher and for emitting particulate matter (PM) beyond its property line. In addition, the respondent failed to perform and pass an opacity test and PM test on the secondary crusher. As a result of the violations, the respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $9,720.

Date: Dec 11, 2019

Town: Bristol

Bristol Mobil, a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failing the Stage I tests in 2017, 2018 and 2019 and for not making the necessary repairs and conducting retesting. In addition, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,084.

Date: Dec 11, 2019

Town: Branford

New England Discovery Partners, LLC entered into a consent order for failure to notify EPA of its generator status; have a contingency plan; have personnel take part in an annual review of the initial training; have a written inspection schedule; record inspections; maintain inspection logs for safety and emergency equipment; submit a biennial report for 2017; keep all containers holding hazardous waste closed; and mark each container of hazardous waste with the accumulation start date. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $3,225.

Date: Dec 03, 2019

Town: Bethel

All Regional Recyclers of Wood, LLC entered into a consent order for failure to: store both unprocessed and processed clean wood within the maximum storage capacity; provide access to the on-site fire hydrant; maintain the permitted height restriction of both unprocessed and processed clean wood; conduct semi-annual audits and failure to have a certified operator at the site. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $33,486 for the violations.

Date: Dec 03, 2019

Town: Newtonw

Cascades Holding US Inc., a manufacturer of corrugated boxes, entered into a consent order for installing and operating a Barberan Jetmaster ink jet printing line without a permit; and for removing from service two flexographic printing lines. Furthermore, the respondent installed a new flexographic printing line without a permit to replace one of the retired equipment. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $18,550 for the violations.

Date: Dec 02, 2019

Town: Ashford and Lebanon

Scott Person, an agent for Riendeau & Sons Logging LLC, entered into a consent order for failure to identify stream/drainage crossings to the Town of Ashford and Lebanon when engaging in commercial forest practices. As a result of the violations, the respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $5,000.

Date: Dec 02, 2019

Town: Madison

Sweitzer Trading Post, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to conduct pressure/vacuum vent valve test, pressure decay test and a vapor space tie-in test in 2017 and 2018. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,000 for the violations.

Date: Dec 02, 2019

Town: Columbia

6 & 66 Properties, LLC was issued a unilateral order for failure to comply with the terms and conditions of the issued Notice and Closure Authorization for the closure of an unpermitted solid waste disposal area at its site. Among other things, the Closure Authorization requires the respondent to complete the installation and regrading of additional final cover soils; implement a water quality monitoring program; post a financial assurance instrument; and complete all closure activities.

Date: Nov 19, 2019

Town: Wallingford

Allnex USA Inc., a specialty chemical manufacturing facility, entered into a consent order to cap the nitrogen oxide emissions from its fuel-burning emission units to 40 tons per year.

Date: Nov 07, 2019

Town: Naugatuck

Sefer Halim and Susanne Halim who own two (2) petroleum underground storage tank systems (USTs) were issued a unilateral order as their site was found to be not in significant operational compliance. At the four (4) inspections conducted at the site, enforcement staff found that the cathodic protection results were not available for inspection as well as improperly abandoned USTs with visible vent pipes.

Date: Nov 06, 2019

Town: Montville

The Town of Montville and Machnik Bros., Inc., entered into a consent order which supersedes the cease and desist order for constructing a cofferdam box without following the water handling plan approved by the agency. In addition, the respondents failed to install/maintain any sedimentation and erosion control measures and caused the unauthorized discharge of pollution to the water. The respondents shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $10,000 for the violations, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Oct 30, 2019

Town: Avon

Legere Group, LTD entered into a consent order for failure to pay Title V emission fees and for using equipment that exceeded the 40 pounds of organic material per day limit. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $30,706 as well as Title V emission fees in the amount of $11,332.

Date: Oct 30, 2019

Town: South Windsor

Redland Brick, Inc. entered into a consent order for violating the provisions of its New Source Review permits. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $20,000.

Date: Oct 11, 2019

Town: Montville

The Town of Montville and Machnik Bros., Inc., were issued a cease and desist order for failing to follow the water handling plan and installing steel sheet pile cofferdam which dammed off Fox Brook resulting in fish mortality and a continuing loss and interruption of fisheries reproductive habitat. Furthermore, the respondents failed to install/maintain any sedimentation and erosion control measures and caused the unauthorized discharge of pollution to the water.

Date: Sep 12, 2019

Town: Southbury

Southhaven Associates, LLC entered into a consent order for discharging wastewater without a permit.

Date: Sep 03, 2019

Town: Avon

Trend Offset Printing Services, Inc., entered into a consent order for failure to cease operations of its regenerative thermal oxidizer and for exceeding the volatile organic compounds limit. The respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $13,800.

Date: Aug 22, 2019

Town: Milford

BIC Corporation., former owner and operator of a manufacturing facility, agreed to undertake the work outlined in the groundwater monitoring plans incorporated into the stipulated judgment to provide post remediation groundwater monitoring for non-volatile organic compound areas at the site. In addition, the court judgment requires the defendant to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount $7,000.

Date: Aug 06, 2019

Town: Sterling

Sterling Property, LLC purchased a facility formerly used for producing electricity from discarded tires and other fuel sources. The facility is not closed and, thus, subject to requirements regarding wastewater discharges, management of stormwater, maintenance of a dam and closure areas including ancillary equipment that came in contact with hazardous and solid waste. The consent order requires the respondent to: retain a professional engineer to perform the duties, draft reports and oversee any remedial measures; ensure there are no discharges from the retention basin; maintain the level of the water in the retention basin at or below 508.5 feet NGVD 1929; submit a source control plan designed to evaluate and implement measures to eliminate or minimize stormwater pollutant loading or pollutant loading sources from the facility/site; furnish a plan for decommissioning the facility; submit a retention basin redesign plan to modify the design and operation of the retention basin; and comply with the remediation requirements. The consent order requires the respondent to provide a letter of credit in the amount of $799,023 as financial assurance to support the work required by the consent order. In addition, the respondent shall submit a closure plan of all areas at the site that were used for receipt, processing, storage and off-site transport of solid or hazardous waste as well as provide financial assurance in the form of a payment bond in the amount of $100,000 to meet the cost associated with the closure plan. The respondent shall complete the transfer of ownership of the Certificate of Dam Registration and comply with the inspections and requirements of the dam. Lastly, the respondent shall submit progress reports describing the actions taken to comply with the consent order.

Date: Jul 30, 2019

Town: Milford

Grillo Services, LLC and Grillo Organic, Inc., operators of a leaf composting facility, entered into a consent order for the processing and disposal of solid waste on the site without the required permits. The respondents are required to retain a qualified environmental consultant to prepare the documents and implement or oversee the actions of the consent order, submit a plan for the removal and disposal of all solid waste from the site, provide a comprehensive plan that describes the actions and/or operational changes it has taken or will undertake to ensure future compliance with the solid waste management regulations, and furnish a progress report specifying the actions taken to comply with the consent order. As a result of the violations, the respondents shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $17,000.

Date: Jul 23, 2019

Town: East Windsor

Northern Capitol Region Disposal Facility, Inc., a closed solid waste disposal facility, entered into a consent order for failure to: conduct monthly checks of its landfill gas wellheads, and operate each interior wellhead in the landfill gas collection system with negative pressure, and with either a nitrogen level less than 20 percent or an oxygen level less than 5 percent. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a compliance plan to address the permit violations as well as submit a permit modification application to include a requirement to annually report landfill gas monitoring records. Lastly, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $15,000 for the violations.

Date: Jul 09, 2019

Town: Portland

Bob Petzold c/o Gil Isle, LLC dba Petzold’s Marine Center entered into a consent order for unauthorized structures along the shoreline of the Connecticut River which include a fixed timber landing, jet ski floats, and floating docks. Pending a final decision on the permit application, the respondent may retain the work completed at the site. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $5,000.

Date: Jul 05, 2019

Town: Westbrook

SHM Pilots Point, LLC entered into a consent order for installing a new concrete barrier with backfill and base landward of an existing area of riprap located along the shoreline of the marina without authorization. Pending a final determination on the permit application, the respondent may retain, modify or remove the existing structures. In addition, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,500 for the violations.

Date: Jul 01, 2019

Town: Bristol

Clean Harbors of Connecticut, Inc., is or has engaged in the business of storing and/or treating hazardous and non-hazardous waste, entered into a consent order for failure to operate the primary device used to inform the emergency coordinator of a hydrogen sulfide gas release at the site. Furthermore, the alarm system at the site failed to operate during the emergency due to a malfunction. In addition, the respondent failed to ensure to have either its primary or secondary emergency coordinator on the facility or on call and available to respond to the emergency. Thereafter, the Water Permitting and Enforcement Division conducted an inspection of the site and found that the respondent failed to prepare a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and operate and maintain the wastewater treatment system in compliance with the engineering report. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a plan detailing the actions and/or operational changes it has undertaken or will undertake to comply with the hazardous waste management regulations and the State Permit; provide a complete Spill Prevention and Control Plan; amend its Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan to include the entire site; evaluate and implement the necessary actions to limit and control the formation and release of hydrogen sulfide gas in the wastewater; certify in writing that it has a comprehensive, current and fully implemented Environmental Management System that meets the requirements of ISO 14001; and submit a complete Operation and Maintenance of Collection and Treatment Systems Plan Checklist. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $151,500.

Date: Jun 17, 2019

Town: Monroe

M Cubed Technologies, Inc., a generator of hazardous waste, entered into a consent order for various hazardous waste violations such as failure: to operate a small and large quantity generator; submit biennial hazardous waste reports; include information in the hazardous waste container storage area inspection log; maintain a complete written inspection schedule for the monthly inspection of all safety and emergency equipment; submit a copy of the contingency plan; and designate an emergency coordinator and alternate emergency coordinator. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $27,000 for the violations.

Date: Jun 14, 2019

Town: Bridgeport

The Estate of Joseph J. Savage and Patricia Brown, Executrix, were issued a unilateral order for operating a solid waste disposal without the required permit.

Date: Jun 12, 2019

Town: Old Saybrook

Robert C. Marra and Lori Cooke entered into a consent order for violating the provisions of their certificate of permission such as the deposit of fill in tidal wetlands, work in tidal wetlands and the unauthorized maintenance to the gravel stone driveway at the site. The consent order requires the respondents to complete the restoration activities such as the removal of fill and the placement of tidal wetlands plant plugs to address the unauthorized work. Upon completion of the work, the respondents shall submit an as-built site survey showing on-site ground elevations at or below the pre-work site elevations. In addition, the respondents shall submit a permit application to authorize the work completed and/or modified. The respondents are required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $8,000 for the violations.

Date: Jun 07, 2019

Town: Danbury

Alpine Petroleum, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to conduct a pressure/vacuum vent valve test, a pressure decay and vapor-space tie-in test of its Stage I vapor recovery system. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,000.

Date: May 29, 2019

Town: Southbury

Southbury Training School operates various boilers and emergency engines on its campus. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to apply for a Title V permit in 2016. An inspection of the premises determined that the respondent had a potential to emit for NOx in excess of 50 tons per year without the required permit and avoided to pay emissions fees for 2016 and 2017. The consent order requires the respondent to pay emissions fees in the total amount of $10,000. In addition, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $5,800 for the violations.

Date: May 29, 2019

Town: New Britain

Story Brothers, Inc., operator of a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to conduct a pressure/vacuum vent valve test, a pressure decay test; and a vapor-space tie-in test. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $3,000 for the violations.

Date: May 24, 2019

Town: Thomaston

Summit Corporation of America entered into a consent order for discharging wastewater that exceeded pH effluent limitations specified in its National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit. The respondent is required to comply with all the actions described in the consent order and shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $135,000 for the violations.

Date: May 02, 2019

Town: Danbury

DJR Tamarack, LLC entered into a consent order for failure to submit a final or interim verification with a report prepared by a licensed environmental professional (LEP) that describes the investigation and remediation of the parcel caused by any release at the establishment. The consent order requires the respondent to retain an LEP to prepare documents and implement or oversee the actions required by the consent order; provide public notice of the remediation; submit written progress reports concerning the remediation and monitoring of the establishment; submit a final or interim verification; report any pollution on or emanating from the property; and provide copies of supporting documentation relating to the investigation and remediation of the parcel. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $5,000.

Date: May 02, 2019

Town: Brookfield

Greenfield Global USA, Inc., entered into a consent order for various violations of hazardous waste regulations such as failure to: obtain an EPA number; prepare and submit a biennial hazardous waste report; label each container of hazardous waste and a description of its contents; mark each container of hazardous waste with the date upon which the accumulation began; mark all satellite accumulation containers with the words “hazardous waste” and to identify the contents of each container; demonstrate that copies of contingency plan had been submitted to emergency services/department; and provide initial hazardous waste training for emergency generator, the alternate emergency generator, and other personnel who have hazardous waste management responsibilities. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a plan detailing additional actions and/or operational changes it has undertaken or will undertake to ensure compliance with the hazardous waste regulations. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $32,600 for the violations.

Date: Apr 15, 2019

Town: Norwalk

Maxine Vigneault entered into a consent order for failure to: post the Certificate of Permission (COP) in a conspicuous space; flag the areas of tidal wetlands prior to the commencement of construction and allowing construction equipment to access the area required to be flagged; submit the required work commencement form; stockpiled stone and earthen material along the beach on the southern side of the groin without any sedimentation and erosion control measures; replaced and modified rocks around the entire perimeter of the existing stone groin; added new stone on the beginning of the southern side of the stone pier; and placed large stones in tidal wetlands along the northern side of the stone pier waterward of the coastal jurisdiction line and in tidal wetlands. The consent order requires the respondent to: remove the stones placed at the beginning of the southern side of the stone pier during low water conditions, and submit a COP application to authorize the replacement of stones along the perimeter of the groin. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $3,000 for the violations. In addition, the respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $2,000.

Date: Apr 12, 2019

Town: Sterling

A unilateral order was issued to 12-13 Sterling Associates, LLC for operating a solid waste facility without the proper permits.

Date: Mar 25, 2019

Town: New Haven

Gulf Oil Limited Partnership, who operates a bulk petroleum distribution terminal, entered into a consent order for volatile organic compound (VOC) leaks from the vapor hose connecting the cargo truck to the vapor recovery collection system and for VOC emissions from the pipe of the vapor recovery collection system which caused the toxic vapor analyzer to flame out. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a comprehensive operations and maintenance plan for its truck loading rack which shall include inspection checklists and document retention/organizational system. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $15,188.

Date: Mar 25, 2019

Town: Bridgeport

PSEG Power Connecticut, LLC, an electric generation facility, entered into a consent order because it operated a combustion engineer steam generator which emitted hydrogen chloride HCL that exceeded the permit limit. The respondent is required to submit a coal sampling plan to detect chlorine levels in the coals prior to burning the coals in the generator. The respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $9,315 for the violations.

Date: Mar 06, 2019

Town: Southington

Don Stevens Tire Co., Inc., entered into a consent order for failure to: manage scrap tires and solid waste in approved designated areas; store scrap tires and solid waste in a covered container; keep facility and adjacent areas clean and free of litter; process scrap tires on a first-in, first-out basis and place in containers/trailers at the end of each operational day; conduct quarterly audit inspections; annually adjust the financial assurance instrument for inflation, and to ensure that unacceptable solid waste received for processing is promptly sorted, separated, isolated and stored temporarily in a safe manner. The consent order requires the respondent to: retain a qualified consultant to prepare the documents and implement or oversee the actions of the consent order; submit a plan which details the actions or operational changes to ensure future compliance with the solid waste regulations, and submit a business recycling profile documenting the management of recyclable materials. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $40,000, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Mar 06, 2019

Town: Redding

Pine Tree Garage, Inc., a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I Vapor Recovery System. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to perform annual tests on the system in 2015 and 2016 and for failure to notify the commissioner of such testing. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $850.80 for the violations.

Date: Mar 06, 2019

Town: Stamford

Spartech, LLC, a major stationary source of hazardous air pollutants facility, entered into a consent order for operating its emergency engine for routine, scheduled testing and maintenance on a day forecasted to be unhealthy, and for failing to operate the catalytic oxidizer below 335 degrees Celsius due to improper programming of the interlocking mechanism in violation of the New Source Review and Title V permits. The consent order requires the respondent to correct and resubmit the Title V semi-annual monitoring report including the temperature deviations. In addition, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $22,900 for the violations.

Date: Mar 01, 2019

Town: Bridgeport

The City of Bridgeport who owns and operates treatment plants was issued a unilateral order for wastewater discharge violations.

Date: Feb 21, 2019

Town: Waterbury

CT DEEP issued a unilateral order to NYLO Metal Finishing, LLC for hazardous waste violations.

Date: Feb 11, 2019

Town: Wallingford

Evonik Cyro, LLC, a polymer manufacturing facility, entered into a consent order for operating an emergency engine for routine, scheduled testing and maintenance on a day forecasted to be unhealthy; failure to reduce the VOC emission for the thermoplastic operations to 20 mpm; and for failure to operate and maintain one of the carbon beds to achieve an 85% or better VOC destruction efficiency. The consent order requires the respondent to perform emissions testing to comply with the provisions of Title V permit. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $16,100.

Date: Jan 10, 2019

Town: New Haven

Circle of Life, LLC entered into a consent order for failure to: store and confine unprocessed solid waste inside the approved enclosed structure; maintain unprocessed and processed solid waste volumes within the storage limits; transfer processed solid waste from the site as required by the permit; contain unauthorized solid waste and maintain the volume of this material at the site within the storage limits; correct the violations observed during a compliance audit inspection or provide a plan to correct the violations; submit compliance audits in a timely manner; submit quarterly and monthly summaries of solid waste received; and keep the facility and adjacent areas clean and free of litter. The consent order requires the respondent to hire a qualified professional engineer to prepare the documents and oversee the action required in the consent order; submit a plan outlining the action and/or operational changes to ensure future compliance; submit documentation demonstrating ownership, control, or legal right of use of the rail lines/spurs associated with the facility and other entities which maintain ownership, control or legal right of use over rail lines with the facility; and conduct a comprehensive recycling review to evaluate compliance with Connecticut’s recycling laws. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $82,000, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Jan 07, 2019

Town: Guilford

Oceanco, LLC and Pat Munger Construction Company, Inc., entered into a consent order for installing a boat ramp containing 2” diameter stone gravel along its perimeter instead of the authorized ramp and installing a granite wall waterward of the coastal jurisdiction line without a certificate or permit. The consent order requires the respondents to comply with all the terms and conditions of the restoration approval letter; install and maintain in perpetuity public access signage at the site indicating that the boat ramp is available for public use. In addition, the respondents is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $8,000 for the violations.

Date: Dec 26, 2018

Town: Berlin

The Connecticut Light and Power Company dba Eversource Energy entered into a consent order for creating and maintaining a stormwater settlement basin with PCB sediment contamination. The respondent is required to: retain a qualified consultant to oversee the actions of the consent order; submit a scope of work for investigating the potential impact of pollution on human health and the environment at the site; and submit a progress report describing the actions to be taken to be in compliance. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $70,000 for the violations. In addition, the respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $45,000.

Date: Dec 13, 2018

Town: Madison

Edward Zimmerman and Shorelands, LLC entered into a consent order for conducting unauthorized work on the property and failing to comply with the terms and conditions of the Certificate of Permission (COP). The consent order requires the respondent to comply with all the terms and conditions of the COP to remove and install new foot bridges and walkways within the tidal wetlands on the property. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $3,500.

Date: Dec 10, 2018

Town: East Windsor

NLR, Inc., entered into a consent order for operating a solid waste facility where waste calcium phosphate powder was stored at its sites without the respective permit and for failure to submit quarterly monthly summaries. The respondent is required to submit a plan detailing actions it has taken or will undertake at the sites to ensure compliance with the solid and hazardous waste management regulations and permit. In addition, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $24,000 for the violations.

Date: Dec 06, 2018

Town: Bridgeport

Tradebe Treatment and Recycling of Bridgeport, LLC, operator of a non-hazardous solid waste treatment pit, entered into a consent order for failure to control airborne particulate matter that crossed the property line near ground levels and emission of substances which created nuisance odor in the ambient air. The respondent is required to submit a report describing the remedial actions taken to abate the odors as well as provide progress reports outlining the actions taken to comply with the order. In addition, the respondent shall fund a civil penalty in the amount of $4,500 for the violations.

Date: Nov 29, 2018

Town: Bridgeport

Success Village Apartments, Inc., owner and operator of fuel burning equipment, entered into a consent order for failure to submit annual compliance certification for calendar year 2015 and 2016 and for not providing the necessary records to calculate the actual emissions of regulated air pollutants from each boiler at the premises. The consent order requires the respondent to submit copies of the forms to be used to keep records to meet the requirements of the permit and provide samples of the emissions calculations. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $4,500.

Date: Nov 27, 2018

Town: Pomfret

Woods Hill Solar, LLC, RES America Developments, Inc., RES America Construction, Inc., and Enel Green Power North America, Inc. entered into a consent order for violating the requirements of the General Permit for the Discharge of Stormwater and Dewatering Wastewaters from Construction Activities including the Stormwater Pollution Control Plan (SWPCP) when constructing the solar array. The consent order requires the respondents to retain qualified consultants to prepare the documents and implement or oversee the actions required by this order; submit a revised SWPCP describing how the site is complying with and will maintain compliance with the general permit and the order; implement monitoring in the plan; take all the necessary measures to re-establish site stabilization as well as erosion and sedimentation control; and provide weekly progress reports. The respondents are required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $575,000 for the violations. In addition, the respondents shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $287,500.

Date: Nov 07, 2018

Town: Marlborough

Maqsood Bhura, owner of a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to perform a pressure decay test in the Stage I Vapor Recovery System. The respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $600 for the violations.

Date: Nov 05, 2018

Town: Milford

Colonial Coatings, Inc. enters into a consent order for failure to: install emission control on its plasma spray booths; keep fugitive emissions from crossing its property line; apply for and obtain permits for the plasma spray booths; and operate an open top batch vapor degreaser which uses a hazardous air pollutant without a NSR permit. The consent order requires the respondent to submit records which demonstrate compliance with the VOC-content exemptions and submit an emission inventory report for calendar year 2016. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $58,837.50. In addition, the respondent shall pay $17,166 in outstanding emissions fees for emissions that occurred in 2013 through 2015.

Date: Oct 23, 2018

Town: Statewide

John Lucas Tree Expert Co entered into a consent order for pesticides violations. The consent order requires the respondent to assure that refillable pesticide service containers are accompanied by end use labels and directions; have a certified commercial supervisor present at the site of pesticide application; and ensure that commercial supervisor and employees minimize pesticide drift. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $12,000.

Date: Oct 22, 2018

Town: Fairfield

170 Kenwood Avenue, LLC entered into a consent order for the placement of fill consisting of soil, rock, wood, and asphalt millings along the shoreline of the property waterward of the coastal jurisdiction line and within tidal wetlands without authorization. In addition, the respondent installed 100-linear foot long flood and erosion control structure along the shoreline of the property without the approval of a lawful coastal site plan. The respondent is required to: obtain a licensed land surveyor, professional engineer or a qualified consultant to assist with the drawings and proposal to restore the site to the pre-work condition, and submit a plan to remove all unauthorized fill at the site including a site survey prepared by a licensed surveyor.

Date: Oct 16, 2018

Town: Stratford

Sono Investments, LLC entered into a consent order for violating the conditions of the Storage and Processing of Asphalt Roofing Shingle Waste for Beneficial Use and Recycling permit. The consent order requires the respondent to comply with all the provision of the solid waste management regulations and the general permit; and submit a progress report describing the actions to be taken to be in compliance. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $26,200.

Date: Sep 18, 2018

Town: Lebanon

Windham Solar, LLC and Ecos Energy, LLC entered into a consent order for constructing solar arrays at the site which lacked soil stabilization with evidence of erosion; sediments from the site have been deposited beyond project limits in buffer areas to inland wetlands, risking pollution to wetlands, and a non-recoverable amount of silt entered the edge of an inland wetland on the site. The consent order requires the respondents to retain consultants to prepare documents and oversee the actions required by the order; undertake stabilization measures at the site; implement the plan for temporary and permanent erosion and sedimentation controls; implement the monitoring and maintenance required by the Plan; comply with the provision of the general permit; implement the remedial actions contained in the soil scientist report; and submit weekly progress reports. In addition, the respondents shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $200,000 for the violations.

Date: Sep 10, 2018

Town: Fairfield

85 Pond Mill, LLC entered into a consent order for failure to: complete investigation of the parcel, provide public notice of remediation or a remedial action plan. The consent order requires the respondent to retain a licensed environmental professional to prepare documents and implement or oversee the actions specified in the order; evaluate and delineate the extent of the hazard condition and control the volatilization hazard condition; complete the investigation of releases at and from the entire parcel; submit a remedial action plan for the property; provide public notice of the remediation; submit progress reports and a final or interim verification for the establishment. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $60,000 for the violations.

Date: Sep 10, 2018

Town: Suffield

The Real Dev Corporation entered into a consent order for constructing a residential subdivision without a general permit for the Discharge of Stormwater and Dewatering Wastewaters from Construction Activities. The respondent is required to retain a qualified licensed engineer to prepare the Stormwater Pollution Control Plan (SWPCP); submit a written certification that respondent has implemented a complete SWPCP in accordance with the permit; submit a written certification that respondent has installed and is maintaining erosion and sediment control measures; perform inspections and maintain on-site report; provide written certification that a system has been designed for post-construction stormwater management measures which will remove suspended solids from stormwater; and submit progress reports of all the actions required by the consent order. In addition, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty of $2,500 for the violations.

Date: Sep 05, 2018

Town: Bridgeport

110 Mountain Grove Street, LLC entered into a consent order for violating the terms of the environmental land use restrictions (ELUR). The consent order requires the respondent to retain a licensed environmental professional to prepare documents and implement or oversee the actions required by the consent order; submit a plan to remediate conditions on the property to remediate the violations; report any pollution on or emanating from the property; and provide copies of technical plans, reports and supporting documents relating to the investigation and remediation of the parcel upon request. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $48,860.

Date: Aug 30, 2018

Town: Ansonia

Frank’s LLC, Franklyn G. Heusser, Sr., and Dolores M. Heusser entered into a consent order for failure to submit an updated Underground Storage Tank (UST) notification form; provide a closure report for the USTs removed from the site; assess the extent and degree of soil and groundwater contamination; and to properly dispose of stockpiled contaminated soil. The respondents are required to hire a qualified consultant to implement and oversee the actions of the consent order; submit a scope of work which includes the existing and potential extent and degree of soil, ground water and surface water pollution on and emanating from the site; submit a groundwater monitoring plan to determine the degree to which the approved remedial actions have been effective as well as apply for the permits to address the remedial action. As a result of the violations the respondents shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $13,500.

Date: Aug 08, 2018

Town: Thomaston

Albea Thomaston, Inc., entered into a consent order for failure to: use the proper manifest name of the current generator; perform annual hazardous waste determinations; have interim status or obtain a permit prior to storing waste at the facility; record inspections in an inspection log; have facility personnel complete a program of classroom instruction or on-the-job training that teaches them to perform their duties in a way that ensures the facility’s compliance with hazardous waste management requirements; have facility personnel take part in an annual review of the initial training; list and keep up to date names, addresses and phone numbers of all persons qualified to act as emergency coordinator; label containers accumulating hazardous waste to identify the contents of each container; place accumulation start date on containers; and separate segregated designated recyclables from other solid waste. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a plan outlining additional actions and/or operational changes to ensure compliance with hazardous waste management regulations and conduct a comprehensive recycling review of the facility. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $7,800.

Date: Aug 08, 2018

Town: Stamford

HPC-Eight, LLC and New York Stucco and General Construction entered into a consent order for not properly installing styrofoam to the exterior of an apartment building which resulted in the deposit of chunks and beads of expanded polystyrene foam throughout the neighborhood, in several storm drains, and on the construction site. As a result of the violations, the respondents shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $9,750.

Date: Jul 27, 2018

Town: Killingly

Wright Investors’ Service Holdings, Inc. entered into a consent order for maintaining a high hazard potential dam. The consent order requires the respondent to retain a Connecticut licensed professional engineer to oversee the actions of the consent order and submit a report which describes the dam’s ability to safely discharge the recommended design flood.

Date: Jul 20, 2018

Town: Norwalk

City of Norwalk - Third Taxing District entered into a consent order for failure to conduct 5-year periodic emission testing for nitrogen oxides on each of its three generators. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $13,015 for the violations.

Date: May 16, 2018

Town: Mansfield

W&W, Inc. and Waldemar Bednarczyk entered into a consent order for discarding solid waste at their site without a permit and for failure to perform hazardous waste determinations for liquid wastes associated with auto repair and dismantling activities. The consent order requires the respondents to: retain a qualified consultant to oversee the requirements of the consent order; submit a disposal plan for the removal of scrap tires and other solid wastes; submit a written statement certifying that the solid wastes have been removed from the site; and submit progress reports specifying the action taken to comply with the consent order. The respondents are also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $6,490 for the violations.

Date: May 03, 2018

Town: Westbrook

362 Post Road, LLC, entered into a consent order for conducting the following work without a permit: failure to post the Permit Notice in a conspicuous place at the site; filled about 7,000 square foot tidal wetland; removed dredged material from the site to an off-site location without approval; placed or retained and maintained gravel fill within the northwest and southwestern section of the marina parking area within tidal wetlands; and removed approximately 200 linear foot long soil berm within the area of land southwest of the marina basin and adjacent to tidal wetlands. The consent order requires the respondent to remove fill from areas of tidal wetlands as outlined in the restoration letter. In addition, the respondent shall pay a penalty of $5,000 for the violations.

Date: Apr 26, 2018

Town: Middletown

Stericycle, Inc., a solid waste transfer station facility, entered into a consent order for failure to conduct annual compliance audit inspections and submit written notification for a third party consultant. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a plan detailing the actions to ensure future compliance with the solid waste regulations and supply a business recycling profile documenting the management of the recyclable materials. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $15,542.00 for the violations.

Date: Apr 26, 2018

Town: Middletown

Wesleyan University entered into a consent order for failure to: renew its General Permit to Limit the Potential to Emit; pay Title V emission fees; and keep daily records of the emergency engine’s operating hours, including emergency and non-emergency use. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a corrective action plan specifying the steps to be taken to control nitrogen oxides emissions. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $11,500 as well as all owed Title V emission fees.

Date: Apr 12, 2018

Town: New Haven

Circle of Life, LLC, entered into a consent order for failure to: submit quarterly summaries of solid waste received; provide an update to the existing financial assurance mechanism for inflation; conduct lead and asbestos monitoring; and to conduct quarterly compliance audits of the facility. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a plan that specifies the actions and/or operational changes to ensure future compliance with solid waste regulations; conduct a comprehensive business recycling profile documenting the management of recyclable materials. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $18,700 for the violations.

Date: Apr 10, 2018

Town: Milford

GTJ Realty, LP entered into a consent order for failure to complete and submit a final site investigation report as well as a remedial action plan and initiate remediation of the parcel. The consent order requires the respondent to hire a licensed environmental professional to prepare documents and implement or oversee the actions required by the consent order; complete the investigation of releases of the parcel; submit progress reports concerning the remediation and monitoring of the parcel; and submit a final verification report which describes the investigation and remediation that was performed. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,375 for the violations.

Date: Apr 10, 2018

Town: Shelton

GTJ Realty, LP entered into a consent order for failure to investigate and remediate its property. The consent order requires the respondent to retain a licensed environmental professional to oversee the actions of the consent order; complete the investigations of releases at the property and submit a Final Site Investigation Report; submit a Remedial Action Plan; provide public notice of the remediation; submit written progress reports concerning the remediation and monitoring of the parcel, and submit a Final or Interim Verification. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $13,250.

Date: Mar 27, 2018

Town: Cromwell

Algonquin Gas Transmission, LLC, entered in to a consent order for exceeding the Phase 1 emission limit for the natural gas-fired reciprocating internal combustion engines it operates at its facility. The consent order requires the respondent to cease operating the engines and render them inoperable; and, submit permit revocation requests upon decommissioning the engines.

Date: Mar 27, 2018

Town: Norwalk

Norwalk Center, LLC entered into a consent order for failure to apply for a Title V permit within twelve months of becoming a Title V source. The consent order requires the respondent to obtain a Title V permit or coverage under the November 2015 General Permit to Limit Potential to Emit in order to limit the facility’s potential to emit. The consent order requires the respondent to pay $10,115 in avoided Title V emission fees. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $15,000 for the violations.

Date: Mar 05, 2018

Town: Old Saybrook

Peter Kalousdian entered into a consent order for repairing a stone and concrete groin utilizing new concrete to patch and reform areas of the surface without a Certificate of Permission. Pending a final determination on the permit, the respondent may retain the modifications made to the groin. In addition, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Feb 23, 2018

Town: Guilford

66 High Street Guilford, LLC, entered into a consent order for installing retaining walls waterward of the coastal jurisdiction line without a Certificate of Permission. The respondent is required to remove the northern and southern L shaped retaining walls and restore the site to the pre-work conditions including establishing a stable vegetated slope and restore any tidal wetland impact. Pending a final decision on the permit application, the respondent may retain the work completed at the site with the exception of the northern and southern L shaped retaining walls. The respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $4,000 for the violations. Furthermore, the consent order requires the respondent to pay $1,000 for past violations.

Date: Feb 23, 2018

Town: Trumbull

Trangali, Inc., a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to conduct a pressure decay test of the Stage I vapor recovery system. In addition, the respondent was late in conducting and passing a Stage II test as well as paying the corresponding civil penalties as specified in a different consent order, CO # 2194. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $2,000 for the violations. In addition, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,760 for violating the provisions of CO # 2194.

Date: Feb 14, 2018

Town: Old Lyme

The Old Lyme Shores Beach Association, The Old Colony Beach Club Association and Miami Beach Association entered into a consent order for wastewater pollution disposal issues. The commissioner orders the respondents to: retain a qualified professional licensed engineer; submit contract plans and specifications for the remedial actions and implement the remedial actions which require the respondents to procure capacity in the regional wastewater system serving the City of New London, the Town of Waterford and East Lyme; as well as design and construct a single pump station and force main pipe for the conveyance of the wastewater to the City of New London through the towns of East Lyme and Waterford.

Date: Jan 31, 2018

Town: Wallingford

Wallingford Energy, LLC entered into a consent order for failure to obtain a non-minor permit modification of the operating permit prior to the construction of two new turbines at its facility. The consent order authorizes the respondent to operate its power plant provided the operations comply with the provisions of the New Source Review permits. In addition, the respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $50,000.

Date: Jan 22, 2018

Town: Colchester

The Town of Colchester entered into a consent order for allowing its water diversion permit to expire and for failure to report a daily record of water withdrawn from the wells and submit source meter calibration accuracy test results. Pending the commissioner’s approval of a new permit, the respondent may maintain the diversions authorized in the expired permit. The consent order requires the respondent to submit annual reports as specified in the expired permit.

Date: Jan 16, 2018

Town: Orange

EJC, LLC, Connecticut Recycling & Composting LLC, and Alexander Cuzzocreo entered into a consent order for operating a solid waste facility without a permit and for improperly managing mulch piles at the site which caused heavy smoke. The consent order requires the respondents to: obtain a permit in order to establish, construct or operate a solid waste facility; retain a qualified consultant to prepare the documents and implement the actions required by the consent order; submit a plan for the removal and disposal of all solid waste from the site; upon plan approval remove all solid waste from the site and certify in writing that the actions have been completed; prevent fire of combustible material; and submit progress reports describing the actions taken to comply with the consent order. As a result of the violations, the respondents are required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $43,400.

Date: Jan 05, 2018

Town: New Haven

The Southern Connecticut Gas Company has identified pollution of soil and groundwater from historic activities that took place at the site the respondent owns. The respondent entered into a consent order when coal tar wastes entered the site’s storm drain system and discharged to the Mill River. The consent order requires the respondent to: cease all water discharges for which it has no permit; retain a licensed environmental professional to prepare the documents and oversee the actions required by the consent order; submit a plan for management practices for the prevention of pollution discharging to the Mill River; perform the work outlined in the Scope and Schedule report to complete the investigation for pollution on and off site; and apply for the required permits to perform the remedial action. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $57,000 for the violations.

Date: Dec 29, 2017

Town: Statewide

David Cichocki dba USL of Bloomfield CT, LLC dba US Lawns entered into a consent order for engaging in the commercial pesticide application business with an expired certificate of registration; failing to notify the employment status of commercial operators; failing to list all certified operators employed; refusing to allow inspection of pesticide application and arborist business records; failing to maintain permanent pesticide application records for pesticides applications performed by their sub-contractor; advertising online and providing misleading statement regarding the franchise affiliation with US Lawns concerning arboriculture services; failing to provide supervisory written instructions to their operator employees; and allowing commercial operator employees to act as certified commercial supervisors. The consent order requires the respondents to submit written verification that no corporate advertising for the respondents franchise will represent or claim to perform any work requiring arborist certification until obtaining such certification. In addition, the respondents shall pay a penalty in the amount of $10,800.

Date: Dec 11, 2017

Town: Eastford

The respondents entered into a consent order for harvesting timber, damaging additional trees and other vegetation within the Natchaug State Forest without authorization, as well as damaging a stone wall that marks the boundary within the respondents’ site and state property. The consent order requires the respondents to submit a plan outlining the actions and/or operational changes to be implemented to ensure future compliance with the solid waste management regulations. The respondents are also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $6,000 for the violations.

Date: Nov 27, 2017

Town: Norwak

Crystal, LLC entered into a consent order for placing asphalt millings within the eastern parking lot waterward of the high tide line and within tidal wetlands out of compliance with the permit. The consent order requires the respondent to install a rain garden and construct a berm on the parking lot; submit as-built plans of the work showing all tidal datums and structures, and maintain the berm and rain garden in good condition to improve the water quality of any storm water discharged from the site as well as to prevent tidal waters from accessing the site. In the event the work is not completed by June 15, 2018, the respondent will be subject to a civil penalty in the amount of $10,000 for the violations.

Date: Nov 09, 2017

Town: Waterbury

City of Waterbury entered into a consent order for causing untreated raw sewage in the wastewater treatment system to bypass the plant and flow into the Naugatuck River due to power loss at the facility. The consent order requires the respondent to continue the removal and retain the services for the removal of debris along the banks of the Naugatuck River from the bypass discharge location to at least to confluence with Beacon Hill Brook; monitor the river water quality at the bypass discharge location as well as the upstream and downstream bypass discharge location until the bacterial results return to normal ranges; submit a report including recommendations and evaluation of means of isolating and protecting the integrity of the facility’s emergency power system and a schedule for implementing the recommendations; obtain a Liberation (stocking) permit and restock the Naugatuck River with various numbers, types and sizes of trout fish; sponsor a family fishing day in coordination with the fisheries division; develop and submit an emergency response plan listing the procedures for responding to and for minimizing the environmental impact and potential human health risk of the bypasses; and that the public, officials and river users will be notified.

Date: Nov 07, 2017

Town: Killingly

Frito-Lay, Inc., a manufacturer of corn and potato-based snack food products, entered into a consent order for air and wastewater discharge permit violations. As a result of the air permit violations, the respondent is required to: retain a consultant to assist with the terms of the consent order; submit an action plan specifying the implementation schedule and schedule of emissions testing to bring the two dryers and the combined heat and power (CHP) plant to compliance; and during the emissions testing submit an Intent to Test protocol for such testing; submit an operation and maintenance plan for the dryers and the CHP to ensure the units will be operated in compliance and with the parameters of the permits; and the respondent shall pay outstanding emission fees in the amount of $26,844.88 for emissions that occurred from 2009 through 2014. With regard to the water permit violations, the respondent shall submit the procedures to be followed in the event of a facility power outage or problems with the wastewater treatment system during second and third shifts or weekends. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $35,217 for air violations or a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project. Furthermore, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $43,000 for water permitting violations or a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Oct 10, 2017

Town: Ledyard

MJ. Sauchuk, Inc. and Mark Joseph Sauchuk, entered into a consent order for failure to: conduct all tipping and processing of solid waste inside an enclosed structure with a roof; handle recyclable solid waste in a manner as to prevent contamination or degradation; place and store scrap metal in a covered container; submit monthly summaries of the type and quantity of solid waste received; and, provide notification after the facility was rendered inoperable. The consent order requires the respondents to remove and properly dispose of all unauthorized solid waste from the site to a lawfully operating solid waste facility; assert that a certified operator is present at the facility during operating hours; retain a P.E. or consultant to perform and submit quarterly compliance audits; submit a plan detailing the specific actions and/or operational changes to ensure future compliance with solid waste regulations as well as any anticipated solid waste permits; and, submit a business recycling profile for each location documenting the management of recyclable materials. The respondents are required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $16,620.00 for the violations.

Date: Oct 10, 2017

Town: Guilford

The Town of Guilford entered into a consent order for replacing two existing twin 15” diameter of culverts with one 36” diameter culvert rather than in-kind as authorized by the permit; and for constructing the northern and southern stone embankments without complying with the measurement criteria authorized in the permit. Consequently, the stone embankments encroach into tidal wetlands creating additional tidal wetland impacts. Pending a final determination of the permit application, the respondent may retain the work completed at the property. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $5,000 for the violations and shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $10,000.

Date: Oct 03, 2017

Town: Guilford

Oceanco, LLC entered into a consent order for placing topsoil fill over an area along the corner of the property waterward of the coastal jurisdiction line without a certificate or permit. Pending the commissioner’s final determination on the permit application, the respondent may retain the fill placed along the southeasterly corner of the property. The respondent has agreed to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $4,500.

Date: Oct 03, 2017

Town: Bridgeport

Oni K. Chukwu entered into a consent order for repairing and modifying an existing revetment without a certificate or permit. Pending a final determination on the Certificate of Permit application, the respondent may retain the modified structure. In addition, the respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $3,000.

Date: Sep 20, 2017

Town: Oxford

Burns Construction Co. entered into a consent order for nuisance odors at its premises for maintaining and operating asphalt recycling units in violation of odor control regulations. The consent order requires the respondent to continue to use Ecosorb, odor reducing additive, when asphalt is being recycled and to keep records on the daily use of Ecosorb, operation of the equipment, meteorological conditions, as well as odor assessment; and, submit an Odor Abatement Report specifying all the odor abatement actions implemented at the facility to determine whether the nuisance odors are properly mitigated.

Date: Sep 20, 2017

Town: Branford

Kamran Farid entered into a consent order for maintaining a swim float tethered to a jet ski dock without an anchoring system along the shoreline of the property without a permit. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a compliance statement with site photographs asserting that the water structures have been installed and maintained in accordance with the statutes and permit conditions. As a results of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,500.

Date: Sep 11, 2017

Town: Shelton

Winters Bros. Realty Holding II, LLC entered into a consent order for altering the design and method of operation of new equipment and the processing of recyclables without a permit. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a comprehensive plan detailing the actions/operational changes including but not limited to inspection procedures, recordkeeping, training, and emergency plan procedures to ensure future compliance with the solid waste management regulations. In addition, the respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $7,800 for the violations.

Date: Aug 25, 2017

Town: Killingly

Northeast Foods, Inc. dba Automatic Rolls of New England, a producer and supplier of food products to restaurants and super markets, entered into a consent order for operating a generator on various occasions for non-emergency purposes. As a consequence, the respondent lost its eligibility to operate the engine under the exemption of periods of testing, scheduled maintenance or during an emergency. In addition, the respondent failed to obtain a permit to construct and operate the engine or to limit the premises’ potential to emit. The consent order requires the respondent to obtain a permit to construct and operate the engine and pay $10,188 in avoided Title V emission fees. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $17,058 for the violations.

Date: Aug 23, 2017

Town: Killingworth

Deborah Rosener and Frick’s Pond, LLC entered into a consent order for not undertaking the repairs authorized in the dam safety permit. The consent order requires the respondents to hire a licensed professional engineer to oversee the actions required in the order; submit a preliminary design for the removal of the dam; submit a detailed contract drawings and specifications plan for the actions required to remove the dam; obtain Army Corps of Engineers Authorization prior to initiating the dam removal; perform certain actions to remove an unsafe dam; submit the As-Built Construction Drawings and Certification upon completion of the dam removal; and submit progress reports documenting the actions taken to comply with the consent order.

Date: Aug 17, 2017

Town: Stamford

Baypointe Holding, LLC entered into a consent order for constructing a seawall and walkway without a Certificate of Permission (COP). The consent order requires the respondent to submit a COP including as-built plans, description of completed work, dimensions of the completed structures, methodology used during construction including removal of backfill landward of the seawall as well as the modifications to the seawall. The respondent is also required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $3,000.

Date: Aug 17, 2017

Town: Meriden

Connecticut Color, Inc., a printing business, entered into a consent order for operating heat-set web offset lithographic presses without permits; failure to keep daily records of cleaning solvents, fountain solution additives and/or solvent-based inks; and for failure to obtain a permit to limit the potential to emit or a title V permit. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a compliance plan and implementation schedule detailing the corrective actions to meet the daily record keeping requirements; and pay $45,677 in avoided Title V emission fees. Additionally the respondent has agreed to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $63,237 for the violations.

Date: Aug 10, 2017

Town: Windsor Locks

Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation, designer and manufacturer of aerospace components, entered into a consent order for operating a coating booth which emitted volatile organic compounds greater than the 6.3 pounds per gallon limit allowed. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $5,625 for the violations.

Date: Aug 04, 2017

Town: Wallingford

Allnex USA, Inc., a specialty chemical manufacturing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to activate the startup, shutdown, and malfunction plan when the regenerative thermal oxidizer vent header switched to bypass. Consequently, the batch process vent emissions were not reduced by at least 98%. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $19,200, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Aug 04, 2017

Town: Guilford

Navtec Rigging Solutions, Inc., a manufacturer of hydraulic systems and rigging components, entered into a consent order for hazardous waste violations. The consent order requires the respondent to: retain a qualified environmental consultant to oversee the actions required in the consent order; remove or cause the removal and disposal of the buffing dust disposed on the ground and submit a report confirming completion of the removal; and, complete the closure of its former hazardous waste storage areas at the site according to the Draft RCRA Closure Guidance for Generators Who Store Less than 90 Days Container Storage Areas and Tank systems. In addition, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $8,254 for the violations.

Date: Aug 03, 2017

Town: Greenwich

East River Energy, Inc., owner and operator of a common carrier tracking company, entered into a consent order for unloading gasoline without properly connecting the vapor recovery hose; failure to ensure that the delivery vehicle vapor return equipment formed a vapor-tight connection with the vapor balance equipment on the dispensing facility storage tank, and failure to dispense gasoline to a stationary storage tank having an approved control system. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $4,500.

Date: Jul 27, 2017

Town: Killingly

The Chestnut Hill Reservoir Company and Wright Investors’ Service Holding Inc., owner of the Killingly Pond Dam, entered into a consent order for maintaining a dam structure with significant hazard potential. The consent order requires the respondents to continue to retain the engineer who has specific and substantial experience in the design and implementation of plans for dam construction and repairs; submit an operation and maintenance plan that specifies all routine maintenance activities to be undertaken at the dam, and outlines a schedule for such activities and monitoring. In addition, the respondents shall submit an updated Emergency Action Plan which upon the Commissioner’s approval must be distributed to the town personnel to begin performing the duties required by the owner.

Date: Jul 21, 2017

Town: Norwalk

Harbor Beach Company, who owns a private roadway adjacent to the Norwalk harbor, entered into a consent order for modifying an existing stone and mortar retaining wall with a new approximately 2’ high x 2’ wide concrete wall with four 6” diameter outfall pipes built into the bottom of the retaining wall without a certificate or permit. Pending a final determination on the Certificate of Permission, the respondent may retain the modifications made to the retaining wall. In addition, the respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $1,500.

Date: Jul 21, 2017

Town: Bethel

Memry Corporation, a manufacturer of medical equipment, entered into a consent order for discharging wastewater from metal finishing operations to the Bethel sanitary sewer system and the Danbury publicly owned treatment works without a permit. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $42,500 for the violations.

Date: Jul 19, 2017

Town: Middletown

The Bysiewicz Corporation initiated construction activities of a housing complex without a general permit resulting in failure to install or maintain erosion and sediment controls. The consent order requires the respondent to retain qualified consultants to prepare the Stormwater Pollution Control Plan as well as the wetlands impacts; submit the erosion and sediment controls measures form certifying that the respondent has installed and is maintaining all control and measures required under the plan and permit; perform inspections conducted by personnel who have expertise in erosion and sedimentation control measures to ensure compliance with the requirements of the general permit; submit a system for post-construction stormwater management measures for the removal of sediment load; and, submit progress reports specifying the actions taken to comply with the provisions of the consent order. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $4,540.00.

Date: Jun 30, 2017

Town: Norwich

The City of Norwich, who owns and operates sewerage collection and treatment systems including a water pollution control facility, entered into a consent order for combined sewer overflows in Norwich. The consent order requires the respondent to: submit an engineering agreement for the design and bidding services for a sewer separation project; and, to submit construction bid documents for the Eastside and Thamesville area of Norwich. In addition, the respondent shall implement a system wide flow metering program by submitting the revised Long Term Control Plan (LTCP) Scope of Work for a 2-year level of control. Subsequently, the respondent is required to submit a LTCP update on a 5-year recurring schedule to demonstrate the respondent’s progress and a plan for meeting the approved level of combined sewer overflow control.

Date: Jun 30, 2017

Town: Meriden

Tradebe Environmental Services, LLC, a used oil marketer, entered into a consent order for failure to: analyze all the parameters of the used oil received for energy recovery; demonstrate that the used oil is not a hazardous waste; obtain a permit to collect, transfer, store or treat waste oils, petroleum or chemical liquids or hazardous waste; and label an above-ground tank used to store or process used oil. The consent order requires the respondent to retain an environmental compliance expert to prepare the documents and implement or oversee the actions required by the enforcement action; submit a plan detailing all actions and/or operational changes to ensure the site only accepts on-specification used oil fuel; submit a plan explaining the additional actions taken to ensure compliance with the standards applicable to generators of hazardous waste and management of used oil; and conduct a comprehensive recycling review of its locations and subsequently submit a business recycling profile for each location documenting the management of recyclable materials. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $25,500, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Jun 12, 2017

Town: Manchester

Illinois Tools Works, Inc. dba ITW Graphics, operator of screen printing presses and silk screen printing presses, entered into a consent order for shutting down the thermal oxidizer on many occasions which resulted in the release of uncontrolled volatile organic compounds (VOC) emissions into the atmosphere. The consent order requires the respondent to submit guidelines for the operation of the VOC emitting sources during normal and emergency conditions. As a result of the violations, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $14,000.

Date: May 05, 2017

Town: Norwalk

The City of Norwalk and Holzner Electric entered into a consent order for failure to 1) install and maintain proper sedimentation and erosion control measures, 2) mitigate adverse environmental impacts occurred to inter-tidal flat and tidal wetlands, and 3) the removal of sediment from underneath and adjacent to the pre-existing boat ramp and stockpiled material within the upland parking lot. The consent order requires the respondents to submit a certificate of permission to place the stockpiled material on-site adjacent to the proposed boat ramp to mitigate all adverse environmental impacts; submit a restoration plan identifying the areas of tidal wetlands impacted and include methodology on how to restore all the impacted areas. The respondents are also required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $6,000.

Date: May 02, 2017

Town: Darien

Dulcy Brainard entered into a consent order for installing off the eastern seawall, without authorization, a fixed pier located atop of the seawall which is supported by two metal poles waterward of the seawall, a long ram, and a float secured in place with anchor wires. The consent order requires the respondent to not conduct any additional work without written authorization. In addition, the respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $2,500.

Date: Mar 06, 2017

Town: Plainfield

Strategic Commercial Realty, Inc. dba Rawson Materials entered into a consent order for failure to take reasonable precautions to prevent particulate matter from becoming airborne. The consent order requires the respondent to submit: certification that its staff have received training on dust control, a dust mitigation plan and schedule to address the violations, and, a written supplemental plan and schedule if additional corrective action is needed. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $8,400 for the violations.

Date: Feb 21, 2017

Town: East Haven

Current, Inc., a manufacturer of paper products who maintains and operates a four-zone oven paper web coating line and a thermal oxidizer, entered into a consent order for submitting a test report which exceeded the maximum allowable stack concentration (MASC) for formaldehyde, thus, violating the provisions of its permit. The consent order requires the respondent to: submit a Compliance Plan that includes remedial actions as well as a compliance time schedule; submit an Intent to Test protocol prior to conducting the emissions testing; and subsequently submit approvable results of the emissions of formaldehyde. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $13,900 for the violations.

Date: Feb 07, 2017

Town: Old Lyme

Jolly Roger Enterprises, LLC dba Black Hall Outfitters entered into a consent order for conducting a series of unauthorized activities including failure to: post the permit notice, install and maintain appropriate sedimentation and erosion controls; place equipment materials in tidal wetlands; flag the existing tidal wetlands in and adjacent to the areas where work was conducted; establish a minimum of 10 foot setback from any wetlands or watercourses; follow the “Construction sequencing and Methodology,” and to obtain permission to alter a portion of the dredge material from the approved dredge material. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a restoration plan prepared by a certified wetland scientist for the disturbance to tidal wetland that includes a method for establishment of native tidal wetland vegetation; and, install erosion and sediment control measures in the area where the mixing and re-grading of dredge material/soil mix occurs to prevent the migration of sediment. In addition, the respondent is required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $4,000.

Date: Feb 02, 2017

Town: Ellington, Tolland

Wastewater Services dba Skip’s Septic Tank Service, Inc., entered into a consent order for operating a solid waste facility without a permit; illegally disposing of and/or transporting solid waste at a facility; placing litter on property not owned by the respondent; and collecting, storing or treating waste oil, chemical liquids or hazardous wastes to mitigate the effects of discharge, spillage, uncontrolled loss, seepage or filtration of waste without the required permit. Furthermore, the respondent discharged processed septage and wash water from its site to the Town of Vernon’s publicly owned treatment works without a permit. In addition, the respondent discharged wastewater associated with vehicle maintenance from its site to its sanitary collection system without a permit. The consent order prohibits the respondent from creating or maintaining a discharge to the waters or disposal of solid waste at any site without written authorization; and requires the respondent to submit: a compliance plan specifying actions/operational changes to ensure compliance with the solid waste management regulations; and; a business recycling profile documenting the recyclable materials. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $130,000.

Date: Dec 19, 2016

Town: Bridgeport

City of Bridgeport entered into a consent order for disposing of PCBs into catch basins, soils, sediments, groundwater or sumps at its site without a permit. The consent order requires City of Bridgeport to rectify all outstanding violations; retain a consultant to perform PCB investigation, remediation, disposal, and sampling; submit a scope of study describing the extent and degree of the contamination at the site; provide a supplemental plan and schedule in the event the scope of study does not meet the Commissioner’s requirements; and, submit progress reports describing the actions taken to be in compliance.

Date: Dec 05, 2016

Town: Greenwich

Gonul Bicici entered into a consent order for reconstructing the existing 70 linear foot stone and masonry seawall; adding a metal and cable fence atop of the seawall; constructing an approximately 21 linear foot long masonry and stone seawall section in lieu of the authorized non-structural slope stabilization to obtain a single contiguous seawall located along the shoreline of the property; and, adding a seawall return along the southwestern corner of the property. Pending a final determination on the Certificate of Permission application, the respondent may retain the work completed to the seawall. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations and shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $4,000.

Date: Nov 18, 2016

Town: Statewide

Mayling Chow dba Old Glory Landscaping and Property Maintenance, LLC and Christopher Mancini entered into a consent order for performing and soliciting to perform commercial pesticide applications with an expired commercial pesticide application business certificate of registration and for failing to employ an individual with commercial pesticide supervisor certification. The consent order requires the respondents to submit progress reports describing the actions taken to be in compliance. As a result of the violations, the respondents are required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $5,161.50. In addition to the penalty, the respondents shall fund a supplemental environmental project requiring a landscape renovation project by the removal of invasive species and installation of trees and shrubs with an expenditure of $2,838.50.

Date: Nov 01, 2016

Town: Cheshire

Central Transport International, Inc., a company that provides dock-to-dock freight transportation, entered into a consent order for storing hazardous levels of chromium on site without a permit; failure to remediate and dispose of the hazardous waste found on the floor of box trailer; failure to prepare a manifest prior to transporting hazardous waste for off-site treatment, storage or disposal; and, failure to include the land disposal restriction form along with the shipment when disposing of the box trailer at a landfill. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a future compliance plan describing the actions and/or operational changes to ensure compliance with hazardous waste management regulations; and, conduct a comprehensive recycling review of its facility and subsequently submit a business recycling profile. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $3,700.

Date: Oct 24, 2016

Town: West Granby

David B. & Daphne J. Shinder entered into a consent order for violating the installation and operating requirements of an outdoor wood burning furnace (OWF). The consent order requires the respondents to discontinue the operation of the OWF as well as submit a notice specifying whether the unit will be modified, relocated or rendered inoperable.

Date: Oct 21, 2016

Town: Middletown

Sunwood Development Corporation entered into a consent order for failure to: install and maintain erosion and sediment controls and site stabilization practices; and to perform and document inspections as required by the Stormwater General Permit. The consent order requires the respondent to retain a qualified certified soil scientist or a wetland biologist to prepare the documents and implement or oversee the actions required by this consent order; prepare the Stormwater Pollution Control Plan in accordance with the provisions of the general permit; submit the erosion and sediment controls measures form certifying that the respondent has installed and maintained all controls and measures required under the permit; perform inspections conducted by personnel qualified in erosion and sedimentation control measures to ensure compliance with the requirements of the general permit; submit a system for post-construction stormwater management measures for the removal of total sediment load from the post-construction stormwater discharge; and, submit progress reports describing the actions taken to comply with the provisions of the consent order. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $4,600 for the violations.

Date: Oct 11, 2016

Town: Bridgeport

O&G Industries entered into a consent order for failure to conduct nitrogen oxide emission tests on its Batch Plant and Drum Plant units every five years. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $15,700, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Sep 29, 2016

Town: East Haven

Tommy’s Tanning, a provider of sunbed tanning and sunless spray tanning, entered into a consent order for failure to assess whether or not spent mercury-containing lamps generated on-site were hazardous waste and for disposing of such lamps in a solid waste trash dumpster which caused the release of a component of the lamps to the environment. The consent order requires the respondent to continue to retain Facility Support Services, LLC to prepare the documents and implement the actions required by this enforcement action; submit a report describing the investigation, characterization and removal of mercury contamination in the area in which the spent mercury-containing lamps had been disposed; submit a plan describing additional actions taken to ensure future compliance with regulations at its Connecticut locations; conduct a comprehensive recycling review of its locations and submit a business recycling profile documenting the management of recyclable materials. Additionally, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $5,900 for the violations and shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $5,900.

Date: Sep 22, 2016

Town: Norwalk

Norwalk Hospital Association, operator of a medical and surgical hospital, entered into a consent order for various violations pertaining to New Source Review permits as well as a Title V permit. The consent order requires the respondent to submit 1) stack test results for NOx emissions testing on its turbine and boilers; 2) reports pertaining to excess of NOx emissions on a semiannual basis; 3) monitoring reports including the date and description of each deviation from a permit requirement; 4) a deviation report for the turbine which exceeded the permitted natural gas limit; and, 5) deviation reports for exceeding the permitted natural gas consumption limit during 2014 and 2015. The respondent is also required to: develop and submit an Environmental Management Plan describing all air related permit and regulatory requirements for the facility; submit a plan detailing the procedures that will be implemented as a result of the facility’s failure to comply with the emission limits; and, install a separate fuel meter for each boiler as required by the Title V permit. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $101,498, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Sep 06, 2016

Town: Bloomfield

Eastern Communications, Inc., entered into a consent order for performing construction activities without a general permit for the discharge of stormwater and dewatering wastewaters from construction activities. The consent order requires the respondent to hire a qualified consultant to oversee the terms of the consent order; submit the stormwater pollution control plan certifying that the respondent has fully implemented such plan; submit the erosion and sediment controls measures form certifying that the respondent has installed and maintains all controls and measures required; perform inspections conducted by personnel qualified in erosion and sedimentation control measures to ensure compliance with the requirements of the general permit; submit the post-construction stormwater treatment certification form assuring the existence of a system for post-construction stormwater management measures which will remove suspended solids from stormwater; and, submit progress reports describing the actions taken to be in compliance. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty of $1,900 for the violations.

Date: Aug 26, 2016

Town: Marlborough

Abdul Khan operates gasoline underground storage tanks (USTs) systems at the site. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to: notify the CT DEEP of the presence of liquid in the interstitial space of the USTs; perform the required annual cathodic protection and line leak detector test; and, maintain proper release detection for piping by disabling the liquid sensor in the tank top sumps. The consent order prohibits the respondent from acting as an A and/or B Operator at any UST facility because he is not knowledgeable of the UST systems he operates; and, requires the respondent to submit the annual UST notification form to reflect the new A/B Operator as well as provide monthly inspection reports identifying the person qualified to perform the inspections. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $500 for the violations.

Date: Aug 19, 2016

Town: East Hartford

Dunn Paper-East Hartford, LLC owns and operates a cogeneration plant which supplies electricity to the facility and process steam to the facility’s paper machine. The respondent entered into a consent order for failing to operate its selective reduction control equipment as required by the New Source Review permit. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $29,520 for the violations.

Date: Aug 18, 2016

Town: Hamden

Magellan Terminal Holdings, LP, entered into a consent order for PCB, petroleum hydrocarbons and volatile organic compounds contamination in soil and groundwater at its Welton Street site. The consent order requires the respondent to retain a qualified consultant to prepare the documents and oversee the actions required in the enforcement document; submit a scope of study for an investigation of the environmental contamination at and emanating from the Welton Street site, and the potential impact of such conditions on human health and the environment both on-site and off-site; submit contract plans and specifications for the approved remedial actions as well as obtain all required permits and approvals; and, submit a progress report for the Welton Street site describing the action taken to be in compliance. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,848 for the violations.

Date: Aug 18, 2016

Town: East Hartford

Recyc Mattresses Corp., a mattress recycling facility, entered into a consent order for violating the provisions of its recycling general permit, solid waste statutes and regulations. The consent order requires the respondent to retain a qualified consultant to prepare the documents and implement or oversee the actions required by this consent order; provide a report that includes detailed descriptions of all corrective actions undertaken; hire a compliance specialist to oversee the environmental compliance at the site; provide a facility site plan drawing depicting the site’s boundaries, location of the proposed management of recyclables and other solid wastes, specifically mattresses; submit quarterly compliance audits; conduct a comprehensive recycling review of the site and subsequently submit a business recycling profile documenting the management of recyclable materials; and, submit a progress report describing the actions taken to be in compliance.

Date: Aug 02, 2016

Town: New Fairfield

Frank C. Forster who holds a private applicator certification, applied various pesticides in a manner inconsistent with labeling that resulted in drift to neighboring residential properties while treating peach, apple and plum trees at his residential property in New Fairfield. In addition, the respondent allowed an unprotected handler to remain in the area and assist with the spraying treatment without providing proper training, personal protective equipment and both oral and written notification by posting signs at entrances to treated area. The consent order requires the respondent to assure that any pesticide application that he or another individual performs under his supervision must comply with the pesticides laws and submit a progress report describing the actions taken to be in compliance. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $625 and shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $1,875.

Date: Aug 01, 2016

Town: Hartford

R & D Service Center, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to perform a pressure decay test of Stage I vapor recovery system. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000.

Date: Jul 14, 2016

Town: Bristol

Bristol Gas, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to perform a pressure decay test of the State I vapor recovery system. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000.

Date: Jul 14, 2016

Town: New Britain

New Britain Auto Center, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, entered into a consent order for failure to decommission the Stage II vapor recovery system at its facility.

Date: Jul 05, 2016

Town: New Haven

Magellan Terminal Holdings, LP, a marine terminal facility, entered into a consent order for soil and groundwater contamination at its Forbes Avenue site. The consent order requires the respondent to: retain a qualified consultant to prepare the documents and implement or oversee the actions required in this consent order; submit a scope of study for an investigation of the environmental contamination that exists at and from the Forbes Avenue Site as well as the potential impact on human health and the environment both on-site and off-site; and submit a progress report for the Forbes Avenue Site describing the actions taken to be in compliance. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $3,752 for the violations.

Date: Jul 05, 2016

Town: New Haven

Magellan Terminal Holdings, LP, a marine terminal facility which stores petroleum in above ground storage tank systems, entered into a consent order for soil and groundwater contamination at its Waterfront Street site. This consent order requires the respondent to: retain a licensed environmental professional to prepare the documents and oversee the actions required in this consent order; submit a scope of study for an investigation of the environmental contamination at and from the Waterfront Street Site as well as the potential impact of such conditions on human health and environment both on-site and off-site including but not limited to the existing and potential extent and degree of soil, ground water, surface water, and sediment; and, submit a progress report for the Waterfront Street site describing the actions which respondent has to take to be in compliance. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $3,752 for the violations.

Date: Jul 05, 2016

Town: New Haven

Magellan Terminals Holdings, LP, operates a marine terminal at the East Street Site where petroleum products are stored in above ground storage tank systems. The respondent entered into a consent order for PCB, petroleum hydrocarbons, volatile organic compounds, soil and groundwater contamination at its East Street Site. The consent order requires the respondent to: retain a qualified consultant to prepare the documents and implement or oversee the actions required by this consent order; submit a scope of study for an investigation of the environmental contamination at and emanating from the East Street site including the potential on human health and the environment on-site and off-site, including but not limited to the existing and potential extent and degree of soil, ground water, surface water, and sediment; submit a comprehensive report describing the investigation performed, extent of pollution and remedial actions; perform monitoring programs to determine the effectiveness of the remedial actions and submit reports describing the results of the monitoring programs; develop and implement a plan to remove free product, if found; and submit progress reports describing the actions taken to be in compliance. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $54,152 for the violations.

Date: Jun 16, 2016

Town: Branford

Jean Routt and Richard Shanahan entered into a consent order for raising the height of an existing stone stacked seawall located along the shoreline of the property without a Certificate of Permission (COP). Pending a final decision on the COP, the respondents may retain the seawall height increase. In addition, the respondents shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $1,750.

Date: Jun 14, 2016

Town: Plainville

CWPM, LLC, operator of a solid waste volume reduction facility, entered into a consent order for failure to: post a sign at the facility entrance, post signs within the facility limiting truck idling time, conduct periodic unannounced inspections of loads delivery to the facility, ensure that each outside collection is covered, post adequate financial assurance, perform asbestos and lead monitoring for the facility, and, to seek approval of a compliance auditor to perform quarterly audits. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a plan detailing the actions and/or operational changes it has undertaken or will undertake to ensure compliance with the solid waste management regulations; conduct a comprehensive recycling review of the facility and submit a business recycling profile documenting the management of recyclable materials. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $13,000, a portion of which may fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: May 27, 2016

Town: Essex

Calamari Recycling Company, Inc., a solid waste volume reduction plant, entered into a consent order for violating the provisions of its solid waste permit as well as various solid waste management statutes and regulations. This consent order requires the respondent to: retain a qualified consultant to prepare the documents and implement or oversee the actions specified in the enforcement document; submit an inventory of the current volumes of unprocessed and processed solid waste and recyclables on-site; submit a report detailing all corrective actions taken with supporting documentation; submit an application to modify its solid waste permit to construct and operate in the event the respondent elects to reconstruct its facility; submit a plan which details the actions/operational changes to ensure compliance with the solid waste management regulations; conduct a comprehensive recycling review of the facility in order to submit a business recycling profile documenting the management of recyclable materials; and, submit a progress report describing the actions taken to be in compliance. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $20,000 for the violations.

Date: May 26, 2016

Town: Deep River

Terence M. Lambe, Trustee, entered into a consent order for conducting unauthorized work along the shoreline. The consent order requires the respondent to remove the 6” diameter riprap and to establish a vegetative shoreline containing tidal wetlands along the shoreline of the site. Pending a final determination on the Certificate of Permission application, the respondent may retain work completed on dock. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: May 17, 2016

Town: Naugatuck

The Borough of Naugatuck Water Pollution Control Authority, a business who treats municipal and non-hazardous industrial wastewater at a publicly owned wastewater treatment facility, entered into a consent order modification of consent order no. 2048. The consent order modifications address the following additional requirements: submit a supplemental plan and implementation schedule to complete the necessary odor control improvements; submit a revised Title V permit application to include a plan to improve the sewage sludge incinerator operation to comply with regulatory requirements. All other terms and conditions of consent order no. 2048 shall remain in effect.

Date: May 12, 2016

Town: Clinton

Frank and Lila Forastiere and Bombaci Construction Company, Inc., entered into a consent order for conducting seawall repair work out of compliance by installing a concrete cap and associated backfill which exceeded the authorized 6” cap as specified under the terms of the Certificate of Permission. The respondents are required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $1,500 for the violations.

Date: May 06, 2016

Town: Waterbury

Deriu & Sons Auto Service, Inc., a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I and II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission the Stage II vapor recovery system.

Date: May 02, 2016

Town: New Britain

Hajan, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is currently equipped with a Stage I & II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission the Stage II vapor recovery equipment and for failure to conduct a pressure decay test of its Stage I system. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Mar 18, 2016

Town: Darien

Tokeneke Service, Inc., a gasoline dispensing facility, is currently equipped with a Stage I vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to conduct a pressure decay test of such system. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Mar 15, 2016

Town: Greenwich

Apache Oil Company, Inc., a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to perform a pressure decay test of such system. This consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Mar 15, 2016

Town: Guilford

Oceanco, LLC entered into a consent order for removing existing garage supports and installing new concrete spread foundation piers without a certificate or permit (COP). Pending a final decision on the COP, the respondent may retain the completed foundation repair work. The consent order requires the respondent to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $2,000.

Date: Mar 10, 2016

Town: Portland

Triram Connecticut, LLC entered into a consent order for violating the standards applicable to generators of hazardous waste. The consent order requires the respondent to retain qualified consultants until the terms of the consent order are in compliance; and, submit a closure plan for review and approval addressing the areas in which containers of hazardous waste were stored at the time of the inspection. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $50,775 for the violations and to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $50,775.

Date: Feb 22, 2016

Town: East Hartford

Main Street Automotive, Inc., a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I and Stage II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission the Stage II vapor recovery equipment.

Date: Feb 12, 2016

Town: Milford

Angelo’s Auto Center, Inc., a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I and Stage II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission its Stage II vapor recovery equipment.

Date: Feb 12, 2016

Town: Roxbury

M&D Roxbury Garage, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with Stage I and Stage II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to conduct a pressure decay test of such equipment. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Feb 03, 2016

Town: Hartford

P & P Investment Group, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to perform a pressure decay test of the Stage I vapor recovery system. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Jan 25, 2016

Town: Torrington

Borla’s Service Station, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I and Stage II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission its Stage II vapor recovery equipment.

Date: Dec 22, 2015

Town: Thompson

Mickey Manisha, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I and Stage II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission the Stage II vapor recovery system and for failure to perform a pressure decay test of the Stage I vapor recovery system. In addition, the respondent is required to pay civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Dec 22, 2015

Town: New Haven

Rte. 80 Fuel Mart, Inc., a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I and Stage II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission the Stage II vapor recovery equipment and for failure to conduct a pressure decay test of the Stage I vapor recovery system. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Dec 14, 2015

Town: Greenwich

Barry D. and Helena S. Parkin entered into a consent order for repairing an existing stone stacked seawall with concrete as well as a stone and concrete boat ramp with a new stone slate surface without a certificate or permit (COP). Pending a final determination on the COP, the respondents may retain the stone stacked seawall and stone slate boat ramp. Lastly, the respondents shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $2,500.

Date: Nov 23, 2015

Town: Darien

Standard Petroleum Company, a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I and Stage II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission the Stage II vapor recovery system and for failure to conduct a pressure decay test of Stage I vapor recovery system. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Nov 17, 2015

Town: Canterbury

Ed’s Garage, Inc., a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to conduct a pressure decay test of such equipment. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Nov 17, 2015

Town: Ansonia

Prag & Sam, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is currently equipped with a State I and Stage II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission the Stage II recovery system and for failure to perform a pressure decay test of the Stage I vapor recovery system. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Nov 17, 2015

Town: North Stonington

Tinaco Plaza, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I and Stage II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission the Stage II vapor recovery system by the deadline and for failure to conduct a pressure decay test of the Stage I vapor recovery system. As a result of the violations, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $1,000.

Date: Nov 16, 2015

Town: New Britain

Adin, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I and Stage II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission the Stage II recovery vapor equipment and for failure to perform a pressure decay test of the Stage I vapor recovery system. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Nov 16, 2015

Town: West Haven

Fred’s Auto Center, LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I and Stage II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission the Stage II vapor recovery system and for failure to perform a pressure decay test of Stage I vapor recovery system. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Nov 16, 2015

Town: Wethersfield

Lamore Enterprises, Inc., a gasoline dispensing facility, is equipped with a Stage I vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to perform a pressure decay test of such system. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Nov 16, 2015

Town: New Milford

Rao’s LLC, a gasoline dispensing facility, is currently equipped with a Stage I and Stage II vapor recovery system. The respondent entered into a consent order for failure to decommission the Stage II vapor recovery system and for failure to perform a pressure decay test of Stage I vapor recovery system. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Oct 15, 2015

Town: New Milford

Kimberly-Clark Corporation entered into a consent order for failing to test two turbines for filterable and condensable PM 2.5 as required by the Title V permit conditions. In addition, the respondent operates a boiler at the site which exceeded the nitrogen oxide emissions rate limit. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $14,300 for the violations or to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $14,300 to finance the purchase and installation of electric vehicle charging stations within Connecticut.

Date: Oct 09, 2015

Town: Stamford

S. H. Management of Stamford dba Brewer Yacht Haven Marina entered into a consent order for installing various docking structures without a certificate or permit (COP). Pending a final decision on the COP, the respondent may retain docking structures. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $1,000 for the violations. In addition, the respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $4,000.

Date: Oct 09, 2015

Town: Milford

George and Arla Wiles entered into a consent order for failing to establish a minimum of a 5-foot setback from any wetlands or watercourses; failing to prevent any equipment or fill material consisting of on-site soil from being deposited, placed or stored in a wetlands and within the established set-back area; and, for not complying with the requirement prohibiting work waterward of the coastal jurisdiction line and within tidal wetlands. The respondents are required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $2,500 for the violations.

Date: Oct 05, 2015

Town: New Milford

Waste Management of Connecticut, Inc., entered into a consent order for conducting approximately 20-months late nitrogen oxide emissions testing on two engines and for failing to perform emissions testing on the third engine because the engine was subsequently decommissioned as a result of declining landfill gas generation rates. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $3,911 for the violations or fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $3,911.

Date: Sep 25, 2015

Town: Watertown

The consent order requires Peter B. Cura and Sons, Inc. and MRJ, LLC to retain a qualified consultant to prepare the documents and implement or oversee the actions stipulated in the consent order; submit for review and approval a copy of a completed Best Management Practices Plan (BMP) checklist for auto recycling facilities as well as a certification statement indicating the respondent will incorporate the BMP into daily operations at the facility; conduct a comprehensive recycling review of the facility; provide details of all corrective actions including supporting documentation; submit a business recycling profile documenting the management of recyclable materials; and to have all the sampling and sample analyses conducted by a laboratory certified by the CT Department of Public Health. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,040 for the violations.

Date: Sep 08, 2015

Town: Statewide

David L. Jones dba Bio Tech Pest Controls entered into a consent order for soliciting to perform and performing arboriculture and commercial pesticide application without certification, failing to employ a commercial pesticide supervisor with certification, performing arboricultural activities including pruning trees without an arborist certification, operating as an arborist business without obtaining a certificate of registration from the commissioner, failing to provide supervisory written instructions with specific required information, acting as a commercial pesticide supervisor by performing commercial pesticide supervisor duties without authorization, and for failing to maintain permanent pesticides application records. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $750 for the violations. In addition, the respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $2,250.

Date: Sep 04, 2015

Town: Stamford

Nancy L. Friedman Family Trust entered into a consent order for repairing an existing seawall and gangway structure without a certificate of permit (COP). Pending a final decision on the COP application, the respondent may retain the work completed to the seawall and gangway structure. In addition, the respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $2,000.

Date: Aug 12, 2015

Town: Greenwich

The Town of Greenwich operates Nathaniel Witherell Short-Term Rehab and Skilled Nursing Center where it operates and maintains two industrial boilers and an emergency engine. The respondent entered into a consent order for violating the terms of its General Permit to Limit Potential to Emit by failing to submit the annual compliance certification for its premises. Consequently, the respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,525 for violating the provisions of the permit.

Date: Aug 11, 2015

Town: Bethel

All Regional Recyclers of Wood, LLC entered into a consent order for violating the provisions of its recycling general permit. This consent order requires the respondent to operate and maintain the recycling facility with the requirements of the solid waste management provisions and the general permit; provide a copy of the facility’s fourth quarter 2014 and first quarter 2015 quarterly monthly summaries on the types and quantities of solid waste, including recyclables received; cease the acceptance of solid waste at the facility until written notice is provided by DEEP; submit a final report specifying the actions taken to comply with the consent order; conduct a comprehensive recycling review documenting the management of the recyclable materials; and submit a progress report describing the actions taken to comply with the enforcement action. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $11,400 for the violations.

Date: Jul 10, 2015

Town: Plainfield

The respondent entered into a consent order for NSR permit, air and solid waste program violations. The consent order requires Plainfield Renewable Energy, LLC to submit for review and written approval a NSR permit modification application; compliance plan and time schedule to correct the violations; dust mitigation plan and schedule; and, Intent to Test protocol prior to performing an air emissions test. Respondent must also comply with the amended Fuel Quality Control protocol; perform air emissions test; and, conduct a comprehensive recycling review.

Date: Jun 30, 2015

Town: Plainfield

125 Norwich Road, LLC entered into a consent order for violating various provisions of the hazardous waste management regulations. The consent order requires the respondent to retain qualified consultants until all the terms of the consent order are in compliance; submit for review and approval a complete generator closure of the trailer in which hazardous waste was stored on-site and of all areas where the trailer had been placed at the site; and, to have all the sampling and sample analysis conducted by a laboratory certified by the CT Department of Public Health. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $14,700 for the violations.

Date: May 21, 2015

Town: Westport

Arthur Tauck, Jr., entered into a consent order for placing, without a certificate or permit, concrete within the voids of a repaired stone jetty at two properties located waterward of the Coastal Jurisdiction Line along the southern shoreline of the properties. Pending the final determination of the certificate of permission, the respondent may retain or remove the grouted concrete fill. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $3,000 as a supplemental environmental project.

Date: May 19, 2015

Town: Southington

Supreme Lake Manufacturing, a generator of hazardous waste, entered into a consent order for violating the provisions of the hazardous waste management regulations. The consent order requires the respondent to retain a qualified professional licensed engineer or certified hazardous material manager to prepare the documents and implement/oversee the actions required to achieve compliance; submit details of all corrective actions as well as a comprehensive plan detailing the actions/operational changes to ensure future compliance; and, conduct a comprehensive recycling review of the facility documenting the management of recyclable materials. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $20,000, a portion of which may be used to fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: May 07, 2015

Town: Statewide

The respondent entered into a consent order for performing commercial applications of pesticides at multiple locations without a valid commercial pesticide applicator certification, failing to provide supervisory written instructions to commercial operator employees, maintaining inadequate permanent pesticide application records, engaging in pesticides applications in the interior plantscape category without first employing individuals with the required certification. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a progress report describing the actions the respondent has taken to be in compliance. In addition, the respondent must pay a civil penalty in the amount of $3,660 for the violations. The respondent will also undertake supplemental environmental projects by performing landscape improvements at Merryhill Child Care Center located in Newton requiring an expenditure of at least $9,340.

Date: May 06, 2015

Town: Branford

P. S. Kusterer, LLC, a small commercial marina located within Stony Creek Harbor, installed wooden piles to the terminus of the authorized finger floats, installed and/or maintained floating docks tied to the western bulkhead, and installed/maintained a floating fuel dock at the terminus of the main floating dock larger than the authorized float. The modifications made to the marina were performed without a Certificate of Permission (COP). The respondent may retain or remove the modifications made to the docking structures pending final determination of the COP. In addition, the consent order requires the respondent to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $1,500.

Date: May 06, 2015

Town: Brookfield

The consent order requires Wentworth Laboratories, Inc., to retain a qualified professional engineer licensed to practice in Connecticut to prepare documents and implement/oversee the actions outlined in this consent order. The respondent shall submit a comprehensive plan detailing the actions and/or operational changes to ensure compliance with the hazardous waste management regulations. This plan shall include hazardous waste determinations, inspection schedules and logs, inspection procedures, emergency planning procedures, container management, record keeping and personnel training. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $26,498, a portion of which may be used to fund a supplemental environmental project or projects.

Date: May 05, 2015

Town: Westbrook

Walter G. Cwikla entered into a consent order for the installation of a dock, construction of a stone and concrete wall, and placement of the backfill along the shoreline of his property without a Certificate of Permission (COP). The consent order requires the respondent to submit a COP application to authorize the modified dock, stone and concrete wall, and backfill. Upon the Commissioner’s decision, the respondent shall modify or remove the existing structures. The respondent shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations and fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $4,000.

Date: Apr 30, 2015

Town: Statewide

The respondent entered into a consent order for conducting business with an expired commercial pesticide operator certificate, making false and misleading statements concerning the length of time he has been in business, failing to employ an individual with commercial pesticide supervisor certification, performing arboriculture services without an arborist certification and for refusing to comply with the limits of his commercial pesticide operator certification without supervisory oversight of pesticides applications at multiple locations. The consent order requires the respondent to comply with the statutes and regulations governing pesticide control and arboriculture. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $5,875 for the violations and fund a supplemental environmental project or projects in the amount of $17,625.

Date: Apr 06, 2015

Town: Wallingford

Covanta Projects of Wallingford, LLC, operator of waste-to-energy plant, entered into a consent order as a result of shutting down three municipal waste combustors (MWCs) and operate the facility as a transfer station. The consent order requires the respondent to submit written notice of the date each unit was shut down and to continue to comply with all the terms and conditions of its permits. In the event the respondent decides to re-start any of the MWCs, a re-activation analysis must be submitted for review and approval.

Date: Mar 25, 2015

Town: New Haven

Gulf Oil Limited Partnership entered into a consent order for installing a dock on the north side of the main terminal access pier waterward of the Coastal Jurisdiction Line without a certificate or permit (COP). Pending a final decision on the COP application, the respondent may retain the dock consisting of a 3’x32’ ramp and a 12’x20’ floating dock. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,000 for the violations and fund a supplemental environmental project or projects in the amount of $5,000.

Date: Mar 18, 2015

Town: Milford

The City of Milford entered into a consent order for replacing a 30” diameter reinforced concrete pipe within a tidal ditch of Gulf pond and added pieces of broken concrete along the embankment slope to stabilize the site waterward of the Coastal Jurisdiction Line (CJL) at site 1 (adjacent to Old Field Lane, Milford), and for replacing an existing stormwater outfall pipe with a new HDPE pipe and a new concrete headwall waterward of the CJL at site 2 (at the terminus of Waterbury Avenue, Paper Road) without a certificate of permit (COP). Pending a final decision on the COP, the respondent may retain the replaced culvert section, stormwater outfall pipe, and headwall locates at sites 1 and 2. Lastly, the respondent must complete a Supplemental Environmental Project (SEP) which requires the removal of derelict piles and timbers from abandoned sections of outfall pipe supports located within Long Island Sound at various designated locations which has an estimated cost of $5,000.

Date: Feb 05, 2015

Town: Bethel

Leading Edge Concepts, Inc., entered into a consent order for violating various provisions of the hazardous waste management regulations. Consequently, the respondent is required to: retain qualified consultants or in-house experts to prepare the documents and oversee the corporation’s actions to fulfill compliance; submit details of the corrective actions along with supporting documentation; submit a comprehensive plan which addresses hazardous waste determinations, manifesting, container management, marking/labeling, emergency planning procedures, inspection procedures, record keeping, personnel training, and disposal of universal waste; provide a certified statement that the polypropylene tank (evaporator) and all ancillary equipment has been closed; and conduct a comprehensive recycling review of the facility. In addition, the consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $7,626 for the violations.

Date: Dec 10, 2014

Town:

Scott Tripp dba Tripp and Sons Tree Service entered into a consent order for performing arboriculture services without certification. The consent order requires the respondent to comply with the pesticide control and licensing for arboriculture statutes and regulations. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations. In addition to the civil penalty, the respondent must undertake supplemental environmental projects requiring an expenditure of at least $3,000 as well as submit written progress reports for the projects and a comprehensive final report that certifies completion of each SEP project.

Date: Dec 04, 2014

Town: Newtown

Newtown Transload, LLC entered into a consent order for operating a solid waste transfer station and volume reduction facility without a permit and for failing to obtain a stormwater general permit registration. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $3,020 for the violations.

Date: Dec 04, 2014

Town: Stratford

The Porter and Chester Institute, Inc., entered into a consent order for disposing spent mercury-containing lamps in a municipal solid waste trash dumpster and on the ground. The consent order requires the respondent to retain a qualified environmental consultant to prepare documents and implement/oversee the actions to ensure compliance; submit a plan detailing actions taken and/or operational changes to ensure future compliance at its campus locations in Branford, Enfield, Rocky Hill, Stratford and Watertown; conduct a comprehensive recycling review of its Stratford location to evaluate compliance with recycling laws; and submit a business recycling profile documenting the management of recyclable materials. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations. In addition, the respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $3,550.

Date: Nov 21, 2014

Town: Danbury

The consent order requires Winter Bros. Transfer Stations of CT, operator of a volume reduction plan, transfer station and residential drop-off area, to submit a compliance schedule for the proposed construction/renovation of a building describing the scope of the building and a plan to ensure compliance with the solid waste activities; retain a qualified consultant to prepare documents and oversee the actions and submit a progress report describing the actions taken to be in compliance with the consent order. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $35,500 for the violations. In addition, the respondent shall pay a supplemental environmental project (SEP) in the amount of $20,500 to be used by the Pomperaug River Watershed Coalition, Inc., for an environmentally beneficial project.

Date: Nov 13, 2014

Town: Bridgeport

The City of Bridgeport entered into a consent order for constructing a stone retaining wall adjacent to the property waterward of the Coastal Jurisdiction Line without a certificate or permit. This consent order allows the respondent to retain the retaining wall and pending the Commissioner’s final determination on the application, City of Bridgeport may either modify or remove the existing structure. The respondent is also required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $2,500.

Date: Oct 10, 2014

Town: Greenwich

Patricia J. Hannigan entered into a consent order for reconstructing an existing concrete block seawall waterward of the Coastal Jurisdiction Line and within tidal wetlands without a permit resulting in adverse environmental impact to the tidal wetlands waterward of the seawall. This consent order allows the respondent to retain the seawall and based on the Commissioner’s final determination on the application may modify the existing structure. In addition, the respondent shall include the removal of any fill soils and the planting of tidal wetland plant plugs. The respondent is also required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $3,000.

Date: Oct 07, 2014

Town: East Glastonbury

This consent order allows Quality Name Plate, Inc., to operate its facility in compliance with the VOC emission limits. In addition, the respondent is required to submit an annual report stating the total VOC and federal HAP emissions from the surface coating operations emitted per month.

Date: Oct 01, 2014

Town: Rocky Hill

GLL, LLC entered into a consent order for placing a stone fill adjacent to the property waterward of the Coastal Jurisdiction Line without a certificate or permit. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a permit application to authorize the placed stone along the shoreline of the site and based on the Commissioner’s final determination may retain the existing structure. In addition, the respondent is required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $1,750.

Date: Oct 01, 2014

Town: Mystic

L&S Investments, LLC entered into a consent order for placing 12 cubic yards of stone along the northwestern corner of the property waterward of the Coastal Jurisdiction Line and within wetlands without a permit. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a permit application to authorize the placement of the stone and to restore the area of tidal wetlands. In addition, the respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $2,500 for the violations.

Date: Oct 01, 2014

Town: Statewide

Matthew Kirby dba DOA Exterminating engaged in the operation of a commercial pesticide application business with an expired certificate of registration. The consent order requires the respondent to comply with all the pesticide control and regulations. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000.

Date: Sep 24, 2014

Town: Farmington

The respondents entered into a consent order for applying the pesticide Drione insecticide and Fastrac Place Pacs in a manner inconsistent with the directions for use on the product. The consent order requires the respondents to comply with the pesticide control and regulations; hire an independent extermination business for extermination services at the apartments located at 57 Sumner Street in Hartford; and, submit quarterly progress reports outlining the actions taken to be in compliance. In addition, the respondents are required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $500 for the violations.

Date: Sep 23, 2014

Town: Ledyard

MJ Sauchuck, Inc., a limited processing recycling facility, entered into a consent order for violating its solid waste general permit. The consent order requires the respondent to contract for the building of an enclosure for the tipping and processing of recyclables; perform corrective actions for all the violations; submit a plan detailing the actions/operational changes to ensure compliance with the solid waste regulations; submit a business recycling profile documenting the management of recyclable materials and a progress report describing the actions which respondent have taken to date. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $20,000 for the violations.

Date: Sep 22, 2014

Town: West Haven

This consent order requires Lakin Tire East, Inc., to submit a comprehensive plan with the actions/operational changes, a comprehensive recycling review of the facility to evaluate compliance with recycling laws, and submit either an application for a minor amendment to the current permit addressing the proposed modifications to the design of the processing equipment or a letter advising that the modification will not be sought. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty of $20,000. The respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project (SEP) to support efforts to promote product stewardship for tire management or submit a comprehensive report that certifies completion of one or more proposed SEPs.

Date: Sep 18, 2014

Town: Sterling

This consent order requires ReEnergy Sterling CT Limited Partnership to retain a licensed professional engineer to perform the studies, draft reports and oversee any remedial measures; comply with the miscellaneous discharges of sewer compatible wastewater general permit; submit an application requesting a major modification to its NPDES permit which includes an operation and maintenance plan for the on-site retention basin; provide a source control plan specifying the completion of the work detailed in the plan; install a manual valve to limit the potential for check valve failure and basin water back flow; supply a stormwater pollution prevention plan consistent with the requirements outlined in the general permit; and, provide financial assurance to perform the work required under the approved source control plan. In addition, the respondent will pay a civil penalty of $45,000 for the violations and fund a supplemental environmental project (SEP) to the Town of Sterling to improve the town’s sewerage system pump station.

Date: Sep 17, 2014

Town: West Haven

The City of West Haven entered into a consent order for violations related to the operation of a Dorr-Oliver fluidized bed incinerator at its municipal wastewater treatment facility. The consent order requires the respondent to comply with the sewage sludge charging rate, PM and PM-10 limits as outlined in its compliance plan. The respondent is also required to either fund the statewide supplemental environmental project (SEP) in the amount of $12,641 or pursue the construction of a wildlife observation deck at the Sandy Point parking area in West Haven requiring an expenditure of at least $12,641.

Date: Sep 05, 2014

Town: West Haven

The consent order requires Enthone, Inc., to retain a qualified consultant to prepare a written assessment attesting that the tank systems operated at the site have sufficient structural integrity and are acceptable for the hazardous waste managed; submit a plan outlining the actions and/or operational changes to ensure compliance with the hazardous waste management regulations; and, conduct a comprehensive recycling review of the site to evaluate compliance with the recycling laws and supply a Business Recycling Profile reporting the management of recyclable materials at the site. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $4,350 for the violations. In addition, the respondent shall fund a statewide supplemental environmental project in the amount of $4,350.

Date: Sep 05, 2014

Town: Greenwich

Nancy Steinegger entered into a consent order for installing a stone seawall and backfill adjacent to the property waterward of the coastal jurisdictional line without a certificate or permit. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a Certificate of Permission application to authorize the relocation of the existing seawall about 5’ to 6’ landward of its current location including the removal of the associated backfill to restore tidal wetlands. Additionally, the respondent is required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $4,000.

Date: Aug 27, 2014

Town: Manchester

Illinois Tool Works, Inc. dba ITW Graphics entered into a consent order for failing to conduct a stack emissions test to determine the VOC emissions and the overall VOC removal efficiency of the thermal oxidizer every five years from the date of the last test. The consent order requires the respondent to submit for review and approval a plan describing the facility's record keeping system to ensure compliance with the modified permit's record keeping requirements. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $50,000 for the violations.

Date: Aug 12, 2014

Town: Norwalk

Hicks and Otis Prints, Inc., entered into a consent order for accumulating universal waste lamps on-site for longer than the permitted time. The respondent failed to: implement an inventory system, obtain a permit prior to storing the hazardous waste on-site, address responses to explosion and spills/releases in the contingency plan and mail a copy of the plan to the local authorities, and to provide annual update training to its facility personnel. The consent order requires the respondent to retain the services of a qualified consultant or in-house environmental compliance expert, submit for review and approval a plan outlining the actions and/or operational changes as well as a business recycling profile documenting the management of recyclable materials. In addition, the consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $5,800 for the violations and pay $5,800 to fund a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Aug 11, 2014

Town: Stamford

Richard and Beverly Kohlberger entered into a consent order for raising by 2 feet the height of an existing seawall without a certificate of permission (COP). Pending a final decision on the COP application, the respondents may retain the 2 feet seawall height increase. In addition, the respondents are required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $1,500 for the violations.

Date: Jul 21, 2014

Town: Cromwell

The Town of Cromwell entered into a consent order for violation of the industrial stormwater general permit. The respondent submitted late registrations for its transfer station and public works facilities, failed to sample its industrial stormwater discharges, and failed to submit municipal stormwater discharges monitoring results in accordance with the MS4 permit. The consent order requires the respondent to review the stormwater pollution prevention plans for its transfer station and public works facility, perform comprehensive site inspections, and submit the completed forms, summary of findings from respondent's review and inspections including recommendations of corrective actions. In addition, the Town of Cromwell is required to fund a MS4 supplemental environmental project account in the amount of $11,200.

Date: Jul 21, 2014

Town: Farmington

Trans Flex Packagers, Inc., entered into a consent order for violating the terms of its New Source Review permit and sections of the RCSA. The respondent is required to develop and submit a system that tracks all inks and solvents used in the printing operations and limit the total VOC and HAP emissions. In addition, Trans Flex Packagers, Inc., shall pay a civil penalty in the amount of $1,000 for the violations.

Date: Jun 30, 2014

Town: Derby

The City of Derby entered into a consent order for violating the terms of its industrial stormwater general permit. The respondent failed to: sample its industrial stormwater discharge on a semiannual basis, re-register its public works and transfer station facilities, and to submit its municipal stormwater discharges monitoring results for the years 2009, 2011 and 2012 and its annual report for 2011 and 2012. The consent order requires the respondent to register its transfer station and public works facilities, review the stormwater pollution prevention plans for these facilities, perform comprehensive site inspections, and submit the completed forms, summary of findings as well as a discussion of corrective actions. In addition, the City of Derby is required to fund a MS4 supplemental environmental project in the amount of $16,530.

Date: Jun 25, 2014

Town: Stamford

City Recycling, Inc., operator of a solid waste reduction plant, entered into a consent order for constructing a new building without a plan, design and method of operation, exceeding the storage limit of commingled/single stream recyclables and for storing and processing the recyclables in undesignated/unpermitted areas of the facility. The consent order requires the respondent to operate processes of solid waste at the site with a valid permit modification, retain a third party licensed electrician to verify that the unpermitted equipment has ceased in operation and rendered de-energized until a solid waste permit is issued, and submit a comprehensive plan detailing the corrective actions to ensure future compliance with the solid waste management regulations. City Recycling is also required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $10,000.

Date: Jun 25, 2014

Town: Sterling

ReEnergy Sterling CT L.P., a tire and biomass fueled power generating facility, entered into a consent order for violating its Title V operating permits. The respondent is required to fund a supplemental environmental project (SEP) in the amount of $8,000 to be used to support the development of electric vehicle charging stations that may be used by the public in Windham county.

Date: Jun 19, 2014

Town: Granby

The Town of Granby entered into a consent order for violating its industrial stormwater general permit. The respondent failed to: re-register its sites regulated by the permit, sample its industrial stormwater discharge, and submit the municipal stormwater discharges monitoring results and the annual reports for 2011 and 2012. The consent order requires the respondent to review the stormwater pollution prevention plan for its transfer station, perform a comprehensive site inspection, submit the completed form, summary of findings including suggestions for corrective actions as well as submit an annual report for 2011 and 2012. In addition, the Town of Granby is required to fund a MS4 supplemental environmental project in the amount of $5,300.

Date: Jun 11, 2014

Town: Montville

The Town of Montville entered into a consent order for violating the industrial stormwater discharge permit. The respondent failed to register its sites regulated by the Industrial Stormwater General Permit and failed to submit required sampling of the stormwater discharges. The consent order requires the respondent to review the stormwater pollution prevention plan for its transfer station, perform comprehensive site inspections and submit the completed form, summary of findings and recommendations for corrective actions. The Town of Montville will also fund the MS4 supplemental environmental project (SEP) account in the amount of $800 for the violations.

Date: Jun 11, 2014

Town: Westbrook

The Town of Westbrook entered into a consent order for violating the industrial stormwater general permit. The consent order requires the respondent to submit a registration for its industrial stormwater general permit with modification for its transfer station, review the stormwater pollution prevention plans for its transfer station and town garage, perform a comprehensive site inspection at the facilities, submit completed forms, summary of findings and a discussion of corrective actions. The respondent will also fund a MS4 supplemental environmental project in the amount of $15,780 for the violations.

Date: Jun 11, 2014

Town: Madison

The Town of Madison entered into a consent order for violating the industrial stormwater general permit. The respondent failed to: sample its industrial stormwater discharges, re-register its industrial stormwater general permit with modifications, and submit municipal stormwater discharges monitoring results in accordance with the MS4 permit. The consent order requires the respondent to re-register its public works and recycling center facilities, review its stormwater pollution prevention plan for the facilities, perform comprehensive site inspections and submit completed forms, summary of findings as well as recommendations for corrective actions. In addition, the respondent shall fund a MS4 supplemental environmental project in the amount of $10,200 for past violations.

Date: Jun 11, 2014

Town: Southington

The Town of Southington entered into a consent order for violating the industrial stormwater general permit. The respondent failed to re-register its sites regulated by the industrial stormwater general permit with modifications and failed to sample its industrial stormwater discharge. The consent order requires the respondent to review its pollution prevention plan, perform a comprehensive site inspection, and submit the completed forms, summary of findings including a discussion of corrective actions. In addition, the respondent will fund a MS4 supplemental environmental project in the amount of $2,500 for the past violations.

Date: Jun 03, 2014

Town: Monroe

The Town of Monroe entered into a consent order for violating its industrial stormwater discharge permit. The respondent failed to sample its industrial stormwater discharge and failed to re-register its public works facility. The consent order requires the respondent to re-register its permit with modifications, review its stormwater pollution prevention plan, perform a comprehensive site inspection, and submit the completed form and summary of the findings as well as recommendations for corrective actions including any amendments to the plan. In addition, the respondent is required to fund $3,900 for a MS4 supplemental environmental project.

Date: Apr 29, 2014

Town: Westport

Luella W. Davis and Dichello Construction, LLC entered into a consent order for constructing a stone access ramp without a certificate or permit. The consent order requires the respondents to implement the restoration activities outlined in the restoration plan. In addition, the respondents will fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $5,000.

Date: Apr 16, 2014

Town: New Milford

The Town of New Milford entered into a consent order for violation of the industrial stormwater general permit. The consent order requires the respondent to register for the permit, review the stormwater pollution prevention plan, conduct a comprehensive site inspection, and submit the findings of the review and inspection along with the corrective actions. The respondent is also required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $5,830.

Date: Apr 02, 2014

Town: Stamford

Carl and Mary Ann Shanahan entered into a consent order for constructing a new stone seawall along the shoreline without a certificate or permit. The respondents may retain and shall modify the existing shoreline protection measures as outlined in the site plan, Appendix A. Upon completion of the work conducted, the respondents shall submit a site plan showing all the shoreline structures. The respondents are also required to pay a civil penalty of $2,500 for the violation. In addition, the respondents shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $25,000 to be used by the Mill River Collaborative, Inc., to conduct invasive species control along the shoreline of the Mill River between Scalzi Park and Pulaski Street.

Date: Apr 02, 2014

Town: Greenwich

David Mazzulo entered into a consent order for the reconstruction of a seawall or the installation and/or retention of the floating dock without a certificate of permission (COP). Pending the final decision on the COP application, the respondent may retain the completed seawall repair and floating dock structure. In addition, the respondent shall fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $2,000.

Date: Mar 31, 2014

Town: Cheshire

Drake Petroleum Company, Inc., owner and operator of a retail gasoline service station, entered into a consent order for failing to report and investigate the abnormal loss of regular unleaded gasoline as outlined in the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies (RCSA). The consent order requires the respondent to retain qualified consultants and to fully comply with the enforcement actions by submitting a scope of study for investigating the impact of petroleum pollution on human health and the environment; a supplemental plan and investigation, if needed; an investigation report and remedial action plan; and a performance of remedial actions and monitoring program. In addition, the respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $25,000 and withdraw a total of $250,000 of eligible claims before the Underground Storage Tank Petroleum Clean-Up Review Board as the civil penalty for the violations.

Date: Mar 31, 2014

Town: West Hartford

The Nutmeg Chrome Corporation, deemed a major source facility, failed to apply for a Title V operating permit or obtain a "practicable enforceable" limitation on the facility's potential emission of HAP. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty of $8,000 for the violations.

Date: Mar 25, 2014

Town: Greenwich

Linda and Rony Schlapfer entered into a consent order for replacing a historic stone stacked seawall without a certificate of permission. Pending the Commissioner's final decision on the permit application, respondents may retain the concrete block seawall structure. The respondents will also pay a civil penalty of $8,243.50 for past violations and fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $8,756.50 to the Town of Greenwich Conservation Commission to conduct a minimum of 3,622 square feet of tidal wetlands restoration.

Date: Mar 10, 2014

Town: Westport

Stephen Murray and Muffie Murray entered into a consent order for the reconstruction and modification of the stone revetment without a certificate of permission (COP). Pending a final decision on the COP application, the respondents may retain the stone revetment repairs waterward of the coastal jurisdiction line. In addition, the respondents are required to pay a civil penalty of $1,200 for past violations.

Date: Mar 03, 2014

Town: Greenwich

Locations & Company, LLC entered into a consent order for replacing floating docks without a certificate of permission (COP) application. Depending on the final decision on the COP, the respondent may retain the floating dock structures. The consent order requires the respondent to fund a supplemental environmental project In the amount of $1,500.

Date: Jan 29, 2014

Town: Old Saybrook

The Town of Old Saybrook entered into a consent order for violating industrial stormwater discharge permits. The consent order requires the respondent to review the stormwater pollution prevention plan, conduct a comprehensive site inspection, and submit a summary of the findings as well as recommendations for corrective actions. In addition, the consent order requires the respondent to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $6,060.

Date: Jan 21, 2014

Town: Stratford

Michael F. Morin and Donald P. Frey dba Bed Bug Finders, LLC entered into a consent order for operating a commercial pesticide application business without a certificate of registration, applying various pesticides inconsistent with the pesticide label, and disposing pesticides into the kitchen sink. This consent order requires the respondents to submit quarterly written progress reports outlining the actions taken to be in compliance. The respondents are required to pay a penalty in the amount of $4,275. In addition, the respondents will undertake supplemental environmental projects (SEPs) requiring an expenditure of at least $12,825. For the SEPs, the respondents will perform visual and canine inspections as well as heat treatments for the eradication of bed bugs at residences/buildings approved by DEEP staff.

Date: Dec 23, 2013

Town: Darien

Sargent's Cove of CT, LLC, entered into a consent order for placing aquaculture docks off the northern side of the main floating dock located at the terminus of concrete pier at the site without a certificate of permit. The respondent may retain the aquaculture docks pending a final determination on the permit application. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty of $1,500 for the violations.

Date: Dec 23, 2013

Town: East Hampton

The consent order requires Scott Svalestad, Sr., dba A1-LTK Bugs Pest Management to submit progress reports, pay a civil penalty of $1,500 and undertake supplemental environmental projects (SEPs) requiring an expenditure of at least $4,500. For the SEPs, the respondent will develop and implement comprehensive integrated pest management programs in the general pest and rodent categories for Central Baptist Church/Mount Olive Daycare in Hartford and the Susan B. Anthony Women's Shelter located in Torrington.

Date: Dec 06, 2013

Town: Manchester

This consent order allows Illinois Tool Works, Inc., dba ITW Graphics to operate its facility in compliance with the VOC emission limits of the permit through a VOC usage restriction for the presses and associated screen washing equipment. In addition, the respondent is required to keep a record to ensure that the presses are operated in compliance with the restrictions.

Date: Dec 04, 2013

Town: Westport

Town of Westport entered into a consent order for the repair and modification of the stone revetment at a site located within an area waterward of the Coastal Jurisdictional Line and within tidal wetlands. This consent order allows the respondent to retain the work completed at the site and based on the Commissioner's final determination on the application either modify or remove the existing structure. In addition, the respondent is required to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $3,500.

Date: Nov 26, 2013

Town: South Windsor

DST Realty Connecticut, Inc., entered into a consent order for failing to apply for and obtain a New Source Review Permit for its two diesel fired engines. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty of $6,228 for the violations.

Date: Nov 07, 2013

Town: Bridgeport

Capitol Waste Services, LLC, entered into a consent order for operating a solid waste collection and hauling facility without a permit and for dumping solid waste on undesignated property. The consent order requires the respondent to cease the acceptance of all solid waste at the site without first obtaining a permit, to submit a plan detailing the actions and operational changes to ensure future compliance with solid waste regulations, conduct a comprehensive recycling review of the facility, and to submit a business recycling profile documenting the management of recyclable materials. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty of $10,000.

Date: Nov 07, 2013

Town: New Haven

City of New Haven entered into a consent order for applying Altosid pesticide to the storm water catch basins located within the City of New Haven. The consent order requires the respondent to comply with all the pesticide control provisions and the water pollution control regulations. The respondent is also required to fund a statewide supplemental environmental project (SEP) in the amount of $2,475.

Date: Nov 04, 2013

Town: Wolcott

The consent order requires Clear & Colored Coatings, LLC to submit a comprehensive plan detailing the actions and/or operations to ensure compliance and conduct a comprehensive recycling review of the facility documenting the management of recyclable materials. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $937.

Date: Nov 04, 2013

Town: Enfield

The consent order requires Yankee Casting Co., Inc., to submit a plan detailing the actions and operational changes to ensure compliance with the solid waste regulations and RCSA, conduct a comprehensive recycling review of the facility and to cease the open burning of any material at the facility. The respondent is required to pay a civil penalty of $30,800 and to fund a supplemental environmental project in the amount of $63,200.

Date: Oct 30, 2013

Town: Bridgeport

Watermark 3030 Park, LLC entered into a consent order for failing to submit the 2011 and 2012 Annual Compliance certification. The respondent will also pay a civil penalty in the amount of $2,575 for the violations.

Date: Oct 25, 2013

Town: Fairfield

Jonathan & Barbara Wooten entered into a consent order for constructing a stone seawall landward of the high tide line without a certificate or permit. The consent order requires the respondents to submit to the Town of Fairfield an application for a Coastal Site Plan Review to authorize the retention of the existing seawall and to fund a supplemental environmental project (SEP) in the amount of $10,000. Should they fail to fund the SEP, the respondents will pay a civil penalty in the amount of $11,500 for the violations.

Date: Oct 15, 2013

Town: Darien

The consent order requires Bernadette M. Markowski to submit a Certificate of Permission (COP) application to retain the repaired shoreline structures and based on the Commissioner's final determination on the application either modify or remove the structures. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty of $900 for the violation.

Date: Sep 23, 2013

Town: Lisbon

The consent order requires Wheelabrator Lisbon, Inc. to supplement a mercury emissions monitoring schedule according to EPA Method 30B, pay a civil penalty of $9,350 and provide funding to the Deparment's Supplemental Environmental Project (SEP).

Date: Sep 16, 2013

Town: Groton

Elizabeth T. Berg Trust entered into a consent order for conducting an open burning event without a permit. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty of $6,400 for generating air pollution.

Date: Sep 16, 2013

Town: Norwalk

Kitchens & Baths by Cam, LLC entered into a consent order for failure to indicate hazardous waste determinations, operate without an EPA identification number, mark or label hazardous waste content, develop, follow, and maintain a written schedule and log, conduct personnel training, contingency plan on the facility and to submit a biennial report. The consent order stipulates a civil penalty of $5,080.

Date: Sep 03, 2013

Town: East Hampton

The consent order requires Martin Swan to pay a civil penalty of $1,000 for conducting an open burning event without a permit.

Date: Aug 23, 2013

Town: Branford

The Wilson Arms Company entered into a consent order for failure to develop and maintain a hazardous waste management contingency plan, provide personnel with hazardous waste management training, perform inspections and maintain an inspection schedule and log, and provide a biennial hazardous waste report. The consent order requires the respondent to pay a civil penalty of $5,500 for the violations.

Date: Aug 16, 2013

Town: Woodbury

The consent order requires Arline D. Wilkas, Jared W. Wilkas and Toni R. Wilkas to discontinue the operation of the outdoor wood burning furnace located in their property and to either remove the unit, render it inoperable or modify it to comply with the law.

Date: Aug 06, 2013

Town: Wallingford

The consent order requires Charles Sherwood dba Sherwood Turf Specialist to submit progress reports, pay a civil penalty of $900 for pesticide violations and undertake a supplemental environmental project (SEP) requiring an expenditure of at least $2,700. For the SEP, the Respondent shall topdress two little league fields and one soccer field with leaf compost in Haddam.

Date: Aug 06, 2013

Town: Cheshire

The consent order requires Cheshire Public Schools, Board of Education to comply with the pesticide control statutes and regulations and to fund a supplemental environmental project (SEP) in the amount of $2,250. The funds shall be used by UCONN’s CT School of Integrated Pest Management to produce informational publications and seminars in the development and implementation of pesticides management programs on the grounds of schools within the state.

Date: Aug 05, 2013

Town: South Windsor

The consent order requires Lots and More, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $3,455 for conducting open burning of non-brush materials and for operating without a permit.

Date: Aug 05, 2013

Town: Bridgeport

The consent order requires St. Vincent’s Medical Center to submit an annual compliance certification and to pay a civil penalty of $3,400 for violations of the Title V general permit.

Date: Jul 17, 2013

Town: Windham

The consent order requires Hi-Tech Chrome Plating & Polishing, LLC to submit a plan with the actions and/or operational changes to assure compliance, conduct a comprehensive recycling review of the facility and a business recycling profile documenting the management of recyclable materials. The respondent is also required to pay a civil penalty of $3,275.

Date: Jul 16, 2013

Town: Monroe

This consent order requires Ronald, Bombero, Jr., to discontinue the operation of the outdoor wood burning furnace in its property and to either remove the unit, render it inoperable, or modify it to fully comply with the law.

Date: Jul 05, 2013

Town: Berlin

Corbin Russwin, Inc., entered into a consent order for violating the effluent limits for copper, nickel, and amenable cyanide. The consent order requires the respondent to comply with the terms and conditions of the wastewater discharge permit, and to pay a civil penalty of $24,440.

Date: Jul 02, 2013

Town: Brooklyn

The consent order requires Pakulis Farm, LLC to discontinue the operation of the outdoor wood burning furnace in its property and to either remove the unit, render it inoperable, or modify it to fully comply with the law.

Date: Jun 14, 2013

Town: Southington

The consent order requires Don Stevens Tire Co., Inc., to remove the tires at the site to comply with its permit to operate; submit a plan with the actions and/or operational changes, a comprehensive recycling review plan, and progress reports; and pay a civil penalty of $10,600. A portion of the penalty shall be paid to the statewide supplemental environmental project (SEP) account.

Date: Apr 23, 2013

Town: Westport

The consent order requires Charles Pucilauskas dba/Bug Busters, Inc., to pay a civil penalty of $2,689 for the violations. The consent order also requires Charles Pucilauskas dba/Bug Busters, Inc., to pay $8,156 as a Supplemental Environmental Project to the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station to produce informational publications and forums for the education of parties involved with the control of or affected by bed bugs.

Date: Apr 17, 2013

Town: Watertown

The consent order requires Advanced Specialties, LLC to pay Title V emission fees of $15,551 and a civil penalty of $9,000 for the violations.

Date: Apr 15, 2013

Town: South Windsor

The consent order requires Aerospace Testing Laboratory, Inc., to submit a compliance plan and pay a civil penalty of $10,220 and $10,220 as a Supplemental Environmental Project for the violations.

Date: Apr 15, 2013

Town: Bridgewater

The consent order requires Verdi Construction Company, LLC, to pay a civil penalty of $2,500 for the violations.

Date: Mar 25, 2013

Town: West Hartford

The consent order requires the Nutmeg Chrome Corporation to pay a civil penalty of $4,270 and $4,255 for a supplemental environmental project for the violations.

Date: Mar 21, 2013

Town: Middletown

The consent order requires the Connecticut Valley Hospital and the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services to restrict the operation on the actual operation capacity of their boilers for the potential to exceed nitrogen oxide emission limits in the General Permit to Limit Potential to Emit from Major Stationary Sources of Air Pollutants.

Date: Mar 15, 2013

Town: Bridgeport

The consent order requires the City of Bridgeport to submit a completed registration for the General Permit for the discharge from Subsurface Sewage Disposal System Existing Facilities and undertake one or more supplemental environmental project(s) with a total expenditure of at least the outstanding balance owed to the Deparment ($23,546.32).

Date: Mar 04, 2013

Town: Bozrah

The consent order requires the Gilman Brothers Company to submit a performance plan in accordance with the Title V Operating Permit, and pay Title V emission fees of $2,347 and a civil penalty of $4,000 for the violations.

Date: Mar 01, 2013

Town: Westbrook

The consent order requires William F. Allgaier and Theresa Allgaier to discontinue the operation of the outdoor wood burning furnace located on their property until it can be modified to comply with the law.

Date: Feb 28, 2013

Town: Ashford

The consent order requires Alan R. Dion and Andrea C. Dion to discontinue the operation of the outdoor wood burning furnace located on their property until it can be modified to comply with the law.

Date: Feb 25, 2013

Town: Lyme

The consent order requires Ashlawn, LLC to cease operation of the outdoor wood burning furnace until it can be modified to meet the requirements specified in the regulations.

Date: Feb 21, 2013

Town: Newtown

The consent order requires Curtis Packaging Corporation to correct all violations, conduct a comprehensive recycling review and submit a business recycling profile documenting management of recyclables and to implement a plan to ensure future compliance with hazardous waste requirements. Curtis Packaging Corporation will also pay a civil penalty of $20,200, a portion of which may be used to fund a supplemental environmental project to be approved by the Commissioner.

Date: Feb 04, 2013

Town: Enfield

The consent order requires Anthony Bruckner DBA Target Pest Control, LLC to surrender his commercial pesticide application business registration if he fails to comply with the terms of the consent order and may not reapply for five years. Anthony Bruckner DBA Target Pest Control, LLC has also agreed to pay a $1,250 civil penalty and perform a supplemental environmental project at a cost of $3,750 that consists of performing integrated pest management services for one year at Full Gospel Interdenominational Church in Manchester.

Date: Jan 30, 2013

Town: Bridgeport

The consent order requires Engineered Electric Company dba DRS Fermont to pay a civil penalty of $6,075 for the violations.

Date: Jan 28, 2013

Town: Coventry

The consent order prohibits Sabrina Pools, Inc. From open burning and requires submittal of a plan for proper management of wastes on site. Sabrina Pools, Inc. is also required to pay a civil penalty of $10,000 for the alleged violations.

Date: Jan 25, 2013

Town: Clinton

The consent order requires Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC to conduct a comprehensive recycling review and submit a business recycling profile documenting management of recyclables and to implement a plan to ensure future compliance with hazardous waste management regulations and to pay a civil penalty as referenced in Consent Order No. COWSWDH13001 that was also issued to Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC for statewide activities.

Date: Jan 25, 2013

Town: Coventry

The consent order requires Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC to conduct a comprehensive recycling review and submit a business recycling profile documenting management of recyclables and to implement a plan to ensure future compliance with hazardous waste management regulations and to pay a civil penalty as referenced in Consent Order No. COWSWDH13001 that was also issued to Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC for statewide activities.

Date: Jan 25, 2013

Town: Guilford

The consent order requires Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC to complete closure of the former photographic processing hazardous waste container storage area and to pay a civil penalty as referenced in Consent Order No. COWSWDH13001 that was also issued to Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC for statewide activities.

Date: Jan 25, 2013

Town: Madison

The consent order requires Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC to conduct a comprehensive recycling review and submit a business recycling profile documenting management of recyclables and to implement a plan to ensure future compliance with hazardous waste management regulations and to pay a civil penalty as referenced in Consent Order No. COWSWDH13001 that was also issued to Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC for statewide activities.

Date: Jan 25, 2013

Town: Mansfield

The consent order requires Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC to conduct a comprehensive recycling review and submit a business recycling profile documenting management of recyclables and to implement a plan to ensure future compliance with hazardous waste management regulations and to pay a civil penalty as referenced in Consent Order No. COWSWDH13001 that was also issued to Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC for statewide activities.

Date: Jan 25, 2013

Town: Southbury

The consent order requires Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC to conduct a comprehensive recycling review and submit a business recycling profile documenting management of recyclables and to implement a plan to ensure future compliance with hazardous waste management regulations and to pay a civil penalty as referenced in Consent Order No. COWSWDH13001 that was also issued to Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC for statewide activities.

Date: Jan 25, 2013

Town: Vernon

The consent order requires Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC to conduct a comprehensive recycling review and submit a business recycling profile documenting management of recyclables and to pay a civil penalty as referenced in Consent Order No. COWSWDH13001 that was also issued to Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC for statewide activities.

Date: Jan 25, 2013

Town: Statewide

The consent order requires Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC to complete closure of former photo processing hazardous waste storage areas, implement best management practices for non-dispensable pharmaceuticals and non-saleable consumer products, develop and implement a state-wide waste management and recycling program. Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC will also hire a consultant to conduct comprehensive compliance audits at 20 locations and pay a civil penalty of $300,000. In addition, Connecticut CVS Pharmacy, LLC will pay $500,000 to the Department's Statewide Supplemental Environmental Project Account to fund projects and activities that improve waste management practices in Connecticut.

Date: Jan 25, 2013

Town: Franklin

The Consent Order requires Mark B. Roberts to pay a civil penalty of $4,000.

Date: Jan 25, 2013

Town: East Windsor

The consent order requires NLR, Inc. to conduct a comprehensive recycling review and submit a business recycling profile documenting management of recyclables and to implement a plan to ensure future compliance with solid and hazardous waste management regulations. NLR, Inc. is also required to conduct hazardous waste determinations on waste stored at both sites and submit a plan and schedule for the expeditious removal and proper disposal of all waste identified. The consent order requires NLR, Inc. to conduct semi-annual comprehensive compliance audits at both sites for two years and to pay a civil penalty of $40,000. In addition, NLR, Inc. will perform a supplemental environmental project at a cost of $55,000 that consists of developing and implementing a waste collection program where residentially generated fluorescent lamps and alkaline batteries will be collected for recycle.

Date: Jan 22, 2013

Town: Waterbury

The consent order requires H & H Cleaning & Deburring, Inc. to correct all violations, conduct a comprehensive recycling review and submit a business recycling profile documenting management of recyclables and to implement a plan to ensure future compliance with hazardous waste requirements. H & H Cleaning & Deburring, Inc. will also pay a civil penalty of $6,200, a portion of which may be used to fund a supplemental environmental project to be approved by the Commissioner.

Date: Jan 22, 2013

Town: Sterling

The consent order requires Maxam Initiation Systems, LLC to conduct a comprehensive recycling review and submit a business recycling profile documenting management of recyclables and to implement a plan to ensure future compliance with hazardous waste requirements. Maxam Initiation Systems, LLC will also pay a civil penalty of $17,800, and fund a supplemental environmental project at a cost of $17,800 to be approved by the Commissioner.

Date: Jan 09, 2013

Town: New Britain

The consent order requires Hartford Square Associates, LLC and Spruce Brook Landscape Contractors, LLC to cease the acceptance of solid waste at the site and properly remove all accumulated solid waste at the site to a permitted facility. The consent order also requires the performance of a comprehensive recycling review to evaluate compliance with Connecticut’s recycling laws and payment of a $4,772 civil penalty.

Date: Dec 07, 2012

Town: Avon

The consent order requires Legere Group, Ltd to maintain required records for cleaning solvent use, pay $21,496 in past due emission fees and pay a civil penalty of $8,276 for the violations.

Date: Dec 06, 2012

Town: Meriden

The consent order prohibits York Hill Trap Rock Quarry Company from open burning and requires payment of a $12,000 civil penalty.

Date: Dec 03, 2012

Town: Trumbull

The consent order requires the Town of Trumbull to conduct a comprehensive site inspection and update the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan as necessary. In addition, the Town of Trumbull will perform a Supplemental Environmental Project at a cost of $13,000 that consists of purchasing zero waste and/or organic composting units to be sold to town residents at a discounted price.

Date: Nov 27, 2012

Town: Oxford

The consent order requires Algonquin Gas Transmission, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $15,004 for the violation.

Date: Nov 13, 2012

Town: Greenwich

The consent order requires Colin Abernethy to revise the current certificate of permission to retain the unauthorized structures and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. Colin Abernethy will also pay a civil penalty of $800 for the violation.

Date: Oct 26, 2012

Town: Middletown

The consent order requires Connecticut Valley Hospital to submit a revision to the NOx Compliance Plan to reflect the change in fuel oils used in the boilers and to post operating instructions on all gasoline dispensers that are equipped with a Stage II Vapor Recovery System. Connecticut Valley Hospital will also perform a supplemental environmental project that consists of permanently closing all underground storage tanks at the site and an additional project at a cost of $43,151 to be approved by the Commissioner.

Date: Oct 01, 2012

Town: Old Lyme

The consent order requires The Old Lyme Shores Beach Association (OLSBA) to implement a plan to procure capacity in the regional sewerage system and design and construct sanitary sewers to collect sanitary sewage within the boundaries of OLSBA and convey it through portions of the Town of Old Lyme, to the regional sewer system.

Date: Sep 21, 2012

Town: Stratford

The consent order requires Eddie Servance, Jr. to surrender his commercial pesticide supervisor certificate and prohibits him from operating a commercial pesticide application business until he can demonstrate that he has worked for three years as a certified commercial operator for an appropriately registered business.

Date: Sep 19, 2012

Town: Shelton

The consent order requires Auto-Swage Products, Inc. to pay a total of $59,000 for past due fees and interest in weekly payments of $500 each.

Date: Sep 14, 2012

Town: Groton

The consent order requires Professional Automotive Service Specialists, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $1,400 for the violation.

Date: Sep 13, 2012

Town: Ellington

The consent order requires Oakhill Equestrian Properties, LLC to submit final plans and specifications to return the dam to a safe condition for the Commissioner's review and approval. Oakhill Equestrian Properties, LLC will also pay a civil penalty of $36,500, half of which will be dismissed if the dam repairs are completed by the end of 2012.

Date: Sep 11, 2012

Town: Danbury

The consent order requires The Danbury Hospital to correct all alleged violations, conduct a comprehensive recycling review and submit a business recycling profile documenting management of recyclables and to implement a plan to ensure future compliance with hazardous waste requirements. The Danbury Hospital will also pay a civil penalty of $41,855, a portion of which may be used to fund a supplemental environmental project to be approved by the Commissioner.

Date: Sep 11, 2012

Town: West Hartford

The consent order requires The United Tool and Die Company to implement a plan to ensure future compliance. The United Tool and Die Company will also pay a civil penalty of $12,700, half of which may be used to fund a supplemental environmental project to be approved by the Commissioner.

Date: Sep 07, 2012

Town: East Haven

The consent order requires Anthony L. and Ann Massini and John F. Murphy Construction Company, Inc. to revise the current certificate of permission to retain the unauthorized structures and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. Anthony L. and Ann Massini and John F. Murphy Construction Company, Inc. will also pay a civil penalty of $900 for the violation.

Date: Aug 29, 2012

Town: North Haven

The consent order requires North Haven Auto Sales & Service, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $2,825 for the alleged violations.

Date: Aug 29, 2012

Town: Meriden

The consent order requires PK Petroleum, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,000 for the violation.

Date: Aug 23, 2012

Town: Waterbury

The consent order requires Campion Ambulance Services, Incorporated to conduct stormwater discharge monitoring and submit the results, conduct a comprehensive site inspection and update the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan as necessary. Campion Ambulance Services, Incorporated will also pay a civil penalty of $2,450 for the violations.

Date: Aug 22, 2012

Town: Stamford

The consent order requires Spartech Polycast, Inc. to conduct the required testing in accordance with approved protocols and to pay a civil penalty of $52,861 for the violations.

Date: Aug 17, 2012

Town: Branford

The consent order requires Christopher Kratky and Evergreen Building Systems, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $15,000 for the alleged violation.

Date: Aug 07, 2012

Town: Bristol

The consent order requires Pepin Steel and Iron Works, LLC to register for the general permit, conduct stormwater discharge monitoring and submit the results, and update the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan as necessary. Pepin Steel and Iron Works, LLC will also pay a civil penalty of $1,165 for the violations.

Date: Aug 03, 2012

Town: New Haven

The consent order requires Metro-North Commuter Railroad Company to evaluate stormwater discharge monitoring locations, conduct comprehensive site inspections and update the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans for both sites as necessary. Metro-North Commuter Railroad Company will also perform a supplemental environmental project at a cost of $55,000 that consists of installing water quality retrofits that are treatment units designed to improve the quality of the stormwater discharge at both the New Haven and Stamford rail yards.

Date: Aug 03, 2012

Town: Stamford

The consent order requires Metro-North Commuter Railroad Company to evaluate stormwater discharge monitoring locations, conduct comprehensive site inspections and update the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans for both sites as necessary. Metro-North Commuter Railroad Company will also perform a supplemental environmental project at a cost of $55,000 that consists of installing water quality retrofits that are treatment units designed to improve the quality of the stormwater discharge at both the New Haven and Stamford rail yards.

Date: Jul 27, 2012

Town: North Haven

The consent order requires State Street Car Care Center LLC to conduct and pass the required test and to pay a civil penalty of $1,600.

Date: Jul 26, 2012

Town: Hartford

The consent order requires Fahim, LLC to conduct and pass the required test and to pay a civil penalty of $800.

Date: Jul 26, 2012

Town: Old Saybrook

The consent order requires Fenwick Real Estate Irrevocable Trust to apply for a certificate of permission to retain the structures and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. Fenwick Real Estate Irrevocable Trust will also pay a civil penalty of $2,640 for the violation.

Date: Jul 24, 2012

Town: Cheshire

The consent order requires Central Connecticut Recycling & Transfer, LLC to implement a plan to ensure future compliance and to complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. Central Connecticut Recycling & Transfer, LLC will also pay a civil penalty of $4,330 and pay $4,330 to the Department's statewide supplemental environmental project account.

Date: Jun 25, 2012

Town: Branford

The consent order requires Brian J. and Melissa Lonergan and George Linsley to obtain authorization prior to conducting any additional work at the site and pay $2,500 to the Department's supplemental environmental project account.

Date: Jun 25, 2012

Town: Branford

The consent order requires David I. and Tracy Z. Scheer to apply for a certificate of permission to retain the structures and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. David I. and Tracy Z. Scheer and Fischer Excavating, Inc. will also pay a civil penalty of $2,500 for the violation.

Date: Jun 25, 2012

Town: Haddam

The consent order puts Mercury Fuel Service Inc. and Lafayette Realty Company on a schedule to complete the site investigation and remediate the site in accordance with the Remediation Standard Regulations.

Date: Jun 21, 2012

Town: Tolland

The consent order requires Dick's CITGO, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $1,700 for the violation.

Date: Jun 14, 2012

Town: Groton

The consent order requires Noank Service Center, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $1,000 for the violation.

Date: May 31, 2012

Town: Waterbury

The consent order requires Grainger Service Holding Company, Inc. dba/ Alliance Energy Solutions to implement a plan to ensure future compliance and to complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. Grainger Service Holding Company, Inc. dba/ Alliance Energy Solutions will also pay a civil penalty of $20,630, half of which may be used to fund a supplemental environmental project to be approved by the Commissioner.

Date: May 24, 2012

Town: Bolton

The consent order requires T & P Services, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,300 for the violation.

Date: May 23, 2012

Town: Middlefield

The consent order requires Durga Enterprises, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,800 for the violation.

Date: May 23, 2012

Town: Wallingford

The consent order requires Porto's CITGO Service Station to pay a civil penalty of $500 for the violation.

Date: May 18, 2012

Town: Willington

The consent order requires Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. to correct all violations, to implement a plan to ensure future compliance and to pay civil penalty of $12,790 and to perform a supplemental environmental project at a cost of $12,790.

Date: May 15, 2012

Town: New Britain

The consent order requires Stop N Save, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,200.

Date: May 11, 2012

Town: Waterbury

The consent order requires Andy's Oil Service , Inc. to conduct and pass the required test and to pay a civil penalty of $2,300.

Date: May 10, 2012

Town: Suffield

The consent order requires John F. Condon, Jr. to provide long term potable water at the property.

Date: May 07, 2012

Town: Stratford

The consent order requires Advanced Graphics, Inc. to maintain the required emission records and to pay a civil penalty of $4,500 for the violations.

Date: May 04, 2012

Town: Meriden

The consent order requires E-Z Mart, LLC to conduct and pass the required test and to pay a civil penalty of $1,800.

Date: Apr 30, 2012

Town: Guilford

The consent order requires Sachem's Head Yacht Club to apply for a permit to retain the structures and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. Sachem's Head Yacht Club will also pay a civil penalty of $1,500 for the violation.

Date: Apr 27, 2012

Town: Wallingford

The consent order requires Gello Brothers, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $1,900 for the violation.

Date: Apr 19, 2012

Town: Danbury

The consent order requires Avis Budget Group, Inc. to conduct and pass the required test and to pay a civil penalty of $1,400.

Date: Apr 19, 2012

Town: Guilford

The consent order allows Paul and Elizabeth A. Peracchio to retain the structures pending the Commissioner's final determination on the application, and based on that determination, remove or modify the structures as necessary. Paul and Elizabeth A. Peracchio will also pay a civil penalty of $1,000 for the violation.

Date: Apr 17, 2012

Town: Stratford

The consent order requires Stratford Pit Stop LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,300 for the violation.

Date: Apr 13, 2012

Town: Willington

The consent order requires Mid-Northeast Recycling Operating Committee to correct all violations, to implement a plan to ensure future compliance and to pay civil penalty of $11,880 that will be dismissed if Mid-Northeast Recycling Operating Committee fully complies with all the terms and conditions of the consent order.

Date: Apr 13, 2012

Town: Stratford

The consent order requires Pace Motor Lines, Inc. to register for the general permit, conduct stormwater discharge monitoring and submit the results, conduct a comprehensive site inspection and update the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan as necessary. Pace Motor Lines, Inc. will also pay a civil penalty of $6,100 for the violations.

Date: Apr 10, 2012

Town: Torrington

The consent order requires Milo's Apple House Enterprises LLC to conduct and pass the required test and to pay a civil penalty of $1,400.

Date: Apr 09, 2012

Town: East Hartford

The consent order requires Ultra Fuel Quik Mart, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,600.

Date: Apr 04, 2012

Town: Ridgefield

The consent order requires Amtech Pest and Nuisance Wildlife Control, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $713 and to pay $2,137 to the Department's statewide supplemental environmental project account.

Date: Mar 30, 2012

Town: Greenwich

The consent order allows Louis and Lorraine Smutny to retain the structures and based on the Commissioner's determination on the previously submitted application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. Louis and Lorraine Smutny will also pay a civil penalty of $1,000 and perform a supplemental environmental project at a cost of $23,000 that consists of installing a public access canoe/kayak launch at the marina.

Date: Mar 29, 2012

Town: East Haven

The consent order requires Carl J. and Valerie A. Fappiano to apply for a certificate of permission to retain the structures and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. Carl J. and Valerie A. Fappiano will also perform a supplemental environmental project at a cost of $1,890 that consists of the installation of a public access ladder waterward of mean high water to provide safe foot passage from the ladder.

Date: Mar 29, 2012

Town: West Hartford

The consent order requires Green Monster eCycling LLC to correct all violations, implement a plan to ensure future compliance and to complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. The consent order also requires Green Monster eCycling LLC to pay a civil penalty of $33,000.

Date: Mar 28, 2012

Town: New Britain

The consent order requires Ameri Gas Enterprises, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,400.

Date: Mar 28, 2012

Town: Ansonia

The consent order requires Prag & Sam, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,500 for the violation.

Date: Mar 22, 2012

Town: West Haven

The consent order requires Friendly Service Stations, Inc. to conduct and pass the required test and to pay a civil penalty of $2,600.

Date: Mar 16, 2012

Town: Wethersfield

The consent order puts Kell-Strom Tool Company, Inc. on a schedule to complete the site investigation and remediate the site in accordance with the Remediation Standard Regulations.

Date: Mar 15, 2012

Town: Windsor Locks

The consent order requires Ameresco Select, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $6,875 for the violations.

Date: Mar 15, 2012

Town: New Britain

The consent order requires New Britain Heat Treating Corporation to conduct stormwater discharge monitoring and submit the results, conduct a comprehensive site inspection and update the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan as necessary. New Britain Heat Treating Corporation will also pay a civil penalty of $3,700 for the violations.

Date: Mar 12, 2012

Town: Old Saybrook

The consent order requires Adelmann's Service, Inc. to conduct and pass the required test and to pay a civil penalty of $1,400.

Date: Mar 06, 2012

Town: Old Saybrook

The consent order requires Bryan Schneider to cease operation of the outdoor wood burning furnace until it can be modified to meet the requirements specified in the regulations.

Date: Mar 02, 2012

Town: Watertown

The consent order requires L. F. Powers Co., Inc. to conduct and pass the required test and to pay a civil penalty of $1,300.

Date: Mar 01, 2012

Town: Ridgefield

The consent order requires Matthew Kinsman to surrender his Commercial Pesticide Operator's License and may not re-apply to take the commercial pesticide operator license exam for one year.

Date: Mar 01, 2012

Town: Griswold

The consent order requires Steven W. Bennett to surrender his commercial pesticide supervisor certification for three years and to pay $800 to the Department for expenses to create a new exam.

Date: Feb 29, 2012

Town: Cromwell

The consent order requires Bishop's Automotive, Incorporated to conduct and pass the required test and to pay a civil penalty of $1,400.

Date: Feb 17, 2012

Town: Middletown

The consent order requires Hiba's Gulf, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,500.

Date: Feb 17, 2012

Town: North Stonington

The consent order requires Robert M. Jr. and Linda Whyte to cease operation of the outdoor wood burning furnace until it can be modified to meet the requirements specified in the regulations.

Date: Feb 17, 2012

Town: Milford

The consent order requires Woodmont Service Station, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,800.

Date: Feb 16, 2012

Town: Cheshire

The consent order requires Consolidated Industries Acquisition Corporation to update key documents for the renewal of the pretreatment permit, submit a corrective action plan to prevent future wastewater discharge violations, conduct a comprehensive site inspection to assess compliance with the stormwater general permit and to amend the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan. The consent order also requires Consolidated Industries Acquisition Corporation to pay a civil penalty of $12,900 for the alleged violations.

Date: Feb 16, 2012

Town: Thomaston

The consent order requires Ward Leonard Electric Company, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $10,000 for the violations.

Date: Feb 09, 2012

Town: Southbury

The consent order requires IBM Corporation to apply for permits for the emergency engines, submit an updated NOx Compliance Plan and pay a civil penalty of $36,814 for the violations.

Date: Feb 09, 2012

Town: Hamden

The consent order requires Total Tree Care, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $872 and to perform a supplemental environmental project at a cost of $2,615 that consists of providing free arboriculture services to the Abbey of Regina Laudis located in Bethlehem, Connecticut.

Date: Feb 08, 2012

Town: Waterbury

The consent order requires Meriden Manor, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,100 for the violation.

Date: Feb 07, 2012

Town: Ellington

The consent order requires David Lavoie to cease operation of the outdoor wood burning furnace until it can be modified to meet the requirements specified in the regulations.

Date: Jan 31, 2012

Town: Bridgeport

The consent order requires Peter Pratt Wood Grinding Unlimited Company to cease the receipt of solid waste until a permit is obtained, dispose of excess solid waste at an authorized facility, submit a plan to ensure future compliance and complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. Peter Pratt Wood Grinding Unlimited Company will also pay a civil penalty of $14,360, half of which may be put toward the performance of a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Jan 27, 2012

Town: Westport

The consent order requires Anthony H. Handal to apply for a certificate of permission to retain the structure and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structure as necessary in accordance with the determination. Anthony H. Handal will also pay a civil penalty of $800 for the violation.

Date: Jan 13, 2012

Town: Waterford

The consent order requires William Scribner to apply for a permit to retain the structures and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. William Scribner will also pay a civil penalty of $823 for the violation.

Date: Jan 04, 2012

Town: Windsor

The consent order requires Arrow-Intechra LLC to implement a plan to ensure future compliance and to complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. The consent order also requires Arrow-Intechra LLC to pay a civil penalty of $12,100.

Date: Dec 28, 2011

Town: Stratford

The consent order requires Ferry Boulevard Sunoco Service Center to pay a civil penalty of $1,200.

Date: Dec 21, 2011

Town: Griswold

The consent order requires Griswold S & P, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,200.

Date: Dec 16, 2011

Town: Old Saybrook

The consent order requires Dirt, LLC and VanEpps Construction Company to properly close the landfill and to pay a civil penalty of $37,000 that will be dismissed if Dirt, LLC and VanEpps Construction Company fully comply with all the terms and conditions of the consent order.

Date: Dec 14, 2011

Town: Windsor Locks

The consent order requires Bobby G's Old Fashioned Service, Incorporated to pay a civil penalty of $1,400.

Date: Dec 14, 2011

Town: Groton

The consent order requires Cory's Food Mart to pay a civil penalty of $1,000.

Date: Dec 12, 2011

Town: Ansonia

The consent order requires Charles Pucilauskas dba/ Bug Busters, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $2,248 and perform a supplemental environmental project at a cost of $6,726 that consists of providing free monthly pest control services to 6 local non-profit organizations for 12 months.

Date: Dec 12, 2011

Town: East Lyme

The consent order requires Souhail Khoury d/b/a Cory's Auto Care to pay a civil penalty of $2,000.

Date: Dec 09, 2011

Town: Westport

The consent order requires Eddie LLC, d/b/a Country Store to pay a civil penalty of $1,040.

Date: Dec 06, 2011

Town: New Haven

The consent order requires Mineri Landscaping Tree & Excavation to pay a civil penalty of $2,250.

Date: Dec 05, 2011

Town: Branford

The consent order requires A & M Service Station to pay a civil penalty of $1,500 for the alleged violations.

Date: Nov 29, 2011

Town: Darien

The consent order requires E.L.L.S. LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,400.

Date: Nov 28, 2011

Town: Waterbury

The consent order requires Gem Manufacturing Company, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $8,750 for the violations.

Date: Nov 16, 2011

Town: Hartford

The consent order requires Q & M Enterprises, LLC to conduct and pass the required testing and to pay a civil penalty of $1,700.

Date: Nov 07, 2011

Town: Greenwich

The consent order requires Ledge Road Tax District to apply for a certificate of permission to retain the structures and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. Ledge Road Tax District will also pay a civil penalty of $2,800 for the violation.

Date: Nov 04, 2011

Town: Meriden

The consent order requires Aplicare, Inc. to implement a plan to ensure future compliance and to complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. The consent order also requires Aplicare, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $11,915 and to pay $11,915 to the Department's Statewide Supplemental Environmental Project account.

Date: Nov 04, 2011

Town: Thomaston

The consent order requires Biedermann Manufacturing Industries, Inc. to implement a plan to ensure future compliance and to complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. The consent order also requires Biedermann Manufacturing Industries, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $18,130 for the alleged violations.

Date: Nov 04, 2011

Town: Windsor Locks

The consent order requires GPM Investments LLC to conduct and pass the required testing and to pay a civil penalty of $1,800.

Date: Nov 04, 2011

Town: Bristol

The consent order requires GPM Investments LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,100.

Date: Nov 04, 2011

Town: Ellington

The consent order requires GPM Investments LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,200.

Date: Nov 04, 2011

Town: Waterbury

The consent order requires GPM Investments LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,300.

Date: Nov 04, 2011

Town: Westbrook

The consent order requires GPM Investments LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,600.

Date: Nov 04, 2011

Town: Windsor Locks

The consent order requires GPM Investments LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,500.

Date: Nov 03, 2011

Town: Watertown

The consent order requires Eyelematic Manufacturing Company, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $19,125 and to pay $23,825 to the Department's Statewide Supplemental Environmental Project Account.

Date: Oct 21, 2011

Town: Stamford

The consent order requires UBS AG to submit a NOx Compliance Plan, pay past due emission fees and pay a civil penalty of $20,000. UBS AG has also agreed to a supplemental environmental project that consists of payment of $60,000 to the Department's Statewide Supplemental Project Account for funding the purchase and installation of electric automobile charging stations within Connecticut.

Date: Oct 18, 2011

Town: Willington

The consent order requires Travel Centers of America Truck Stop to conduct and pass the required testing and to pay a civil penalty of $1,700.

Date: Oct 14, 2011

Town: Shelton

The consent order requires the City of Shelton to conduct a comprehensive site compliance evaluation and pay $7,000 to perform a supplemental environmental project that consists of installation of a vehicle washwater recycling system at the Shelton public works facility.

Date: Oct 12, 2011

Town: Woodstock

The consent order requires Gary Sheldon to cease operation of the outdoor wood burning furnace until it can be modified to meet the height requirements specified in the regulations.

Date: Oct 11, 2011

Town: Montville

The consent order requires Thomas G. Faria Corporation to conduct a comprehensive site compliance evaluation, monitor discharges as required and install the necessary equipment to treat minor tumbling and cleaning wastewater in accordance with the general permit. In addition, Thomas G. Faria Corporation has agreed to payment of a $22,000 civil penalty and to pay $10,575 to the Town of Montville Water Pollution Control Authority as a supplemental environmental project. The payment will be used to fund the installation of a new remote computer billing system for the Montville Water Department.

Date: Oct 05, 2011

Town: Cheshire

The consent order requires Boemmels Auto Wash, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $600 for the violation.

Date: Oct 03, 2011

Town: Wallingford

The consent order requires Bristol-Myers Squibb Company to conduct the required testing, implement a preventive maintenance plan to maintain compliance and to pay a civil penalty of $20,000 for the violations.

Date: Sep 29, 2011

Town: Ledyard

The consent order requires DePalma's Garage to pay a civil penalty of $1,700 for the violation.

Date: Sep 26, 2011

Town: Windsor Locks

The consent order requires Hertz Corporation to pay a civil penalty of $1,300 for the violation.

Date: Sep 20, 2011

Town: Hartford

The consent order requires Quick Stop Food Mart, LLC to install the necessary equipment, maintain the required records and to pay a civil penalty of $5,718.75 for the violation.

Date: Sep 16, 2011

Town: Thomaston

The consent order requires The Drawn Metal Tube Company to implement a plan to ensure future compliance and to complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. The consent order also requires The Drawn Metal Tube Company to pay a civil penalty of $6,800, a portion of which may be used to fund an environmentally beneficial project.

Date: Sep 14, 2011

Town: New Haven

The consent order requires Timex Realty, Incorporated to pay a civil penalty of $1,200 for the violation.

Date: Sep 01, 2011

Town: New Milford

The consent order requires Rao's LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,800 for the violation.

Date: Aug 24, 2011

Town: Wallingford

The consent order requires Four Stars Plus, LLC to conduct and pass the required testing and to pay a civil penalty of $1,600.

Date: Aug 24, 2011

Town: Newtown

The Judgment requires Newtown Car Wash to cease all discharges until they obtain a valid wastewater discharge permit from the Commissioner and to pay a civil penalty of $35,000.

Date: Aug 11, 2011

Town: Stonington

The consent order will authorize the installation of a subsurface sewage treatment and disposal system to replace the existing undersized system and prevent a potential source of pollution to the waters of the state, and will authorize the discharge to the repaired system in accordance with the terms and conditions specified in the order.

Date: Aug 09, 2011

Town: Eastford

The consent order requires William Bibeault Jr. to cease operation of the outdoor wood burning furnace until it can be modified to meet the distance and height requirements specified in the regulations.

Date: Aug 04, 2011

Town: Berlin

The consent order requires K Brothers LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,200 for the violation.

Date: Aug 04, 2011

Town: Vernon

The consent order requires K Brothers LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,200 for the violation.

Date: Aug 04, 2011

Town: New Hartford

The consent order requires Khalid Properties, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,400 for the violation.

Date: Aug 04, 2011

Town: North Branford

The consent order requires Khalid Properties, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,700 for the violation.

Date: Aug 03, 2011

Town: Enfield

The consent order requires ABF Freight System, Inc. to update the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and conduct comprehensive site compliance evaluations at both the Enfield and Plainfield sites. In addition, ABF Freight System, Inc. will pay a $38,699.99 penalty for the violations.

Date: Aug 03, 2011

Town: Plainfield

The consent order requires ABF Freight System, Inc. to update the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and conduct comprehensive site compliance evaluations at both the Enfield and Plainfield sites. In addition, ABF Freight System, Inc. will pay a $38,699.99 penalty for the violations.

Date: Aug 03, 2011

Town: East Granby

The consent order requires Khalid Properties, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $5,600 for the violation.

Date: Jul 29, 2011

Town: Wallingford

The consent order requires Gas & Groceries, LLC to conduct and pass the required testing and to pay a civil penalty of $2,300.

Date: Jul 27, 2011

Town: Milford

The consent order requires K Brothers LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,200 for the violation.

Date: Jul 27, 2011

Town: Hartford

The consent order requires K Brothers LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,200 for the violation.

Date: Jul 27, 2011

Town: Waterbury

The consent order requires K Brothers LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,100 for the violation.

Date: Jul 21, 2011

Town: Waterford

The consent order requires Wynding Hill Limited Partnership to pay a civil penalty of $2,300 for the violation.

Date: Jul 14, 2011

Town: Ashford

The consent order will authorize installation and operation of two subsurface sewage treatment and disposal systems in accordance with the terms and conditions specified in the order.

Date: Jul 12, 2011

Town: Suffield

The consent order requires Fleming Enterprises Inc. to monitor its stormwater discharge, perform a comprehensive site compliance evaluation and to pay a civil penalty of $6,100 for the violations.

Date: Jul 12, 2011

Town: Norwalk

The consent order requires Norwalk Cove Marina Inc. to monitor its stormwater discharge, perform a comprehensive site compliance evaluation and to pay a civil penalty of $6,100 for the violations.

Date: Jul 08, 2011

Town: Stamford

The consent order requires Westover Service, Inc. to install the necessary vapor recovery equipment and to pay a civil penalty of $1,700.

Date: Jul 07, 2011

Town: Branford

The consent order requires Bruce & Johnson's Branford Marina, Inc. to apply for a certificate of permission to retain the modifications and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. Bruce & Johnson's Branford Marina, Inc. will also pay a civil penalty of $2,000 for the violation.

Date: Jul 06, 2011

Town: Shelton

The consent order requires the Water Pollution Control Authority to submit the required compliance plan, implement a plan to abate the nuisance odors and to pay a civil penalty of $3,900 for the violations.

Date: Jun 30, 2011

Town: Bloomfield

The consent order requires Pepperidge Farm, Inc. to update its Operation and Maintenance Plan, submit applications for permit modifications and to pay a civil penalty of $14,000.

Date: Jun 29, 2011

Town: Madison

The consent order requires Yarde Realty Company to apply for a permit to retain the stone and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. Yarde Realty Company will also pay a civil penalty of $1,100 for the violation.

Date: Jun 28, 2011

Town: New Haven

The consent order requires Catherine Consolo to apply for a permit to retain the seawall and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structure as necessary in accordance with the determination. Catherine Consolo will also pay a $700 civil penalty for the violation.

Date: Jun 08, 2011

Town: Plainfield

The consent order requires Ms. Constance Hoyle to take all actions necessary to install sewer interconnections to the municipal sewer main to be extended by the Town of Plainfield.

Date: Jun 07, 2011

Town: Bristol

The consent order requires A & J Foodmart, LLC to implement an approved work practice plan to assure compliance with record keeping requirements and to pay a civil penalty of $859 for the violations.

Date: Jun 01, 2011

Town: Naugatuck

The consent order requires A & J Save Mart, LLC to implement an approved work practice plan to assure compliance with record keeping requirements and to pay a civil penalty of $341 for the violations.

Date: Jun 01, 2011

Town: Bristol

The consent order requires ESPN, Inc. to discontinue the use of older generators and apply for a permit to operate the remaining generators and to pay a civil penalty of $33,361. In addition, ESPN, Inc. has agreed to perform supplemental environmental projects at a total cost of $264,648 that consist of replacing existing light fixtures with energy efficient lighting in the building and parking lot and installation of electronic occupancy and daylight sensors where appropriate in the building.

Date: May 13, 2011

Town: Old Saybrook

The consent order requires Classic Carriage Auto Wash, Inc. to cease all unpermitted discharges and register for and comply with the requirements of the General Permit for the Discharge of Vehicle Maintenance Wastewater. In addition, Classic Carriage Auto Wash, Inc. has agreed to pay a $2,000 civil penalty for the violations.

Date: May 11, 2011

Town: Wallingford

The consent order requires Cytec Industries, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $52,000 for the violations.

Date: May 10, 2011

Town: Prospect

The consent order requires Short Stop Convenience Store to conduct and pass the required testing and to pay a civil penalty of $1,300.

Date: May 03, 2011

Town: Fairfield

The consent order requires the Department of Transportation (DOT) to evaluate compliance with water discharge requirements at 87 facilities including vehicle repair garages, highway maintenance facilities and salt storage facilities. In addition, DOT will perform a supplemental environmental project valued at $15,000 that consists of providing sand, labor and equipment for the replenishment of the beaches at Hammonasset Beach State Park.

Date: May 03, 2011

Town: Meriden

The consent order requires the Department of Transportation (DOT) to evaluate compliance with water discharge requirements at 87 facilities including vehicle repair garages, highway maintenance facilities and salt storage facilities. In addition, DOT will perform a supplemental environmental project valued at $15,000 that consists of providing sand, labor and equipment for the replenishment of the beaches at Hammonasset Beach State Park.

Date: May 03, 2011

Town: South Windsor

The consent order requires Keystone Paper & Box Company, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $12,600 for the violation.

Date: Apr 28, 2011

Town: Morris

The consent order will authorize the installation of a subsurface treatment and disposal system to replace the existing undersized system and prevent a potential source of pollution to the waters of the state, and will authorize the discharge to the repaired system in accordance with the terms and conditions specified in the order.

Date: Apr 26, 2011

Town: Stonington

The consent order will authorize the installation of a subsurface treatment and disposal system to replace the existing undersized system and prevent a potential source of pollution to the waters of the state, and will authorize the discharge to the repaired system in accordance with the terms and conditions specified in the order.

Date: Apr 26, 2011

Town: West Haven

The consent order requires James Pero to obtain a permit for the operation of a solid waste facility and properly remove the waste currently stored at the site. In addition, James Pero is required to submit a plan to ensure continued compliance, complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval and to pay a $7,000 civil penalty.

Date: Apr 07, 2011

Town: Avon

The consent order requires Sixty Four Avonwood Road Associates, LLC to evaluate the subsurface sewage disposal systems and to assess the feasibilty of an extension of the municipal sewer.

Date: Apr 04, 2011

Town: Deep River

Prior to the issuance of this consent order, DR Windup, LLC and CWPM, LLC submitted the necessary solid waste permit applications to transfer and modify the existing permit. The consent order requires DR Windup, LLC and CWPM, LLC to comply with the stormwater general permit and to pay a civil penalty of $38,063 for the violations.

Date: Mar 24, 2011

Town: Norwalk

The consent order requires J. L. Seaman LLC to submit a plan to ensure continued compliance and complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. J. L. Seaman LLC is also required to pay a civil penalty of $21,205, a portion of which may be put towards the performance of a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Mar 23, 2011

Town: East Haven

The consent order requires Anthony Perrotti to apply for a Certificate of Permission to retain the structures and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. Anthony Perrotti is also required to pay a civil penalty of $1,500 for the violation.

Date: Mar 21, 2011

Town: Manchester

The consent order requires J & A Gas and Go LLC to conduct a Stage II test to verify the facility has a properly operating Stage II system, and to pay a civil penalty of $1,200 or participate in a Department study to evaluate gasoline dispensing facility vapor control systems.

Date: Mar 16, 2011

Town: Farmington

The consent order requires Hendel's Incorporated to pay a civil penalty of $1,200 for the alleged violation.

Date: Mar 15, 2011

Town: Meriden

The consent order requires Colony Gas Mart to pay a civil penalty of $1,300 for the violation.

Date: Mar 15, 2011

Town: Putnam

The consent order allows the Town of Putnam to temporarily continue the diversion with certain limitations while at the same time investigating alternative water supply sources and submitting an amended permit application for the diversion. The Town of Putnam will also undertake a supplemental environmental project with an expenditure of at least $125,000 that consists of installing a filter backwash recycling system at the Putnam Peake Brook Road Water Filtration Plant.

Date: Mar 09, 2011

Town: Greenwich

The consent order requires Glenville Shell LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,400 for the violation.

Date: Mar 09, 2011

Town: New Haven

The consent order requires LaFarge North America, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $1,750 for the violations.

Date: Mar 08, 2011

Town: Waterford

The consent order requires Griggs & Browne Company, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $2,000 and to perform supplemental environmental projects with a total expenditure of $6,000. The projects consist of performing once monthly commercial pest control services for a period of two years for the control of general pests and rodents for four not for profit establishments located in Groton, Norwich, Salem and Colchester.

Date: Mar 08, 2011

Town: Weston

The consent order requires Care Environmental Corporation to correct all outstanding violations, clean-up contamination resulting from the alleged mismanagement of a roll-off container which discharged waste to the ground and to amend its Operation and Maintenance Plan to assure compliance with the general permit. Care Environmental Corporation will also pay a civil penalty of $19,000, a portion of which may be put towards performance of a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Mar 08, 2011

Town: Darien

The consent order requires Limnology Information and Freshwater Ecology, Inc. to comply with all applicable pesticide control regulations, to pay a civil penalty of $788 and to pay $2,362 to the Department's Statewide Supplemental Environmental Project Account to fund projects that benefit the environment.

Date: Feb 23, 2011

Town: Stamford

The consent order requires Dominick Rosa d/b/a Dom's Amoco to pay a civil penalty of $2,200 for the violation.

Date: Feb 22, 2011

Town: Clinton

The consent order requires American Waste Recycling, LLC to complete the removal of solid wastes at the site to an authorized facility, submit a plan to ensure continued compliance, and complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. American Waste Recycling, LLC is also required to pay a civil penalty of $22,222, a portion of which may be put towards a supplemental environmental project to be approved by the Commissioner or to be paid to the Department's Supplemental Environmental Project Account to fund environmentally beneficial projects.

Date: Feb 17, 2011

Town: Stamford

The consent order requires A & P CITGO, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $683 for the violation.

Date: Feb 15, 2011

Town: Plainville

The consent order requires Usman Jalil LLC d/b/a Foodmart to pay a civil penalty of $1,300 for the violation.

Date: Feb 08, 2011

Town: Portland

The consent order requires Triram Connecticut, LLC to review its Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan, to conduct a comprehensive site compliance evaluation and to pay a civil penalty of $9,000 for the violations.

Date: Feb 03, 2011

Town: Naugatuck

The consent order requires Ambion Corporation to inventory and identify all wastes stored at the site and submit a plan and schedule for proper disposal, to determine the appropriate generator status of the company and to comply with all applicable requirements. The consent order also requires Ambion Corporation to pay a civil penalty of $1,000 for the alleged violations, however if Ambion fails to comply with any provision of the consent order an additional civil penalty of $15,500 will be required.

Date: Feb 01, 2011

Town: East Haven

The consent order requires Salvatore Esposito to apply for a Certificate of Permission to retain the stairway and based on the Commissioner's determination on the application, remove or modify the stairway as necessary in accordance with the determination. Salvatore Esposito is also required to pay a civil penalty of $1,500 for the violation.

Date: Jan 25, 2011

Town: Hamden

The consent order requires Shea's Service Center to pay a civil penalty of $2,844 for the violations.

Date: Jan 21, 2011

Town: Guilford

The consent order requires Goose Lane Medical, LLC to investigate and remediate any mercury contamination at the site and complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. The consent order also requires Goose Lane Medical, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $3,030 and to pay $3,030 to the Department's Supplemental Environmental Project Account to fund environmentally beneficial projects.

Date: Jan 14, 2011

Town: Rocky Hill

The consent order requires Rocky Hill CITGO of Rocky Hill, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,400 for the violation.

Date: Jan 10, 2011

Town: Branford

The consent order requires Waste Tech, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $11,500, a portion of which may be put toward funding a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Jan 06, 2011

Town: Wallingford

The Consent Order requires Allegheny Ludlum Corporation to pay past due emission fees of $11,542 and a civil penalty of $38,533 for the alleged violations.

Date: Jan 04, 2011

Town: Wallingford

The consent order requires PPL Wallingford Energy, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $23,400 for the alleged violations.

Date: Jan 03, 2011

Town: Wolcott

The consent order requires Dream Auto Colors, Inc. d/b/a MAACO to correct outstanding violations, submit a plan to ensure continued compliance, and complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. The consent order also requires Dream Auto Colors, Inc. d/b/a MAACO to pay a civil penalty of $18,828, a portion of which may be paid to the Department's Supplemental Environmental Project Account to fund environmentally beneficial projects.

Date: Dec 30, 2010

Town: Groton

The consent order requires Electric Boat Corporation to assure compliance with wastewater discharge permit effluent limitations, to pay a civil penalty of $25,000 and to pay $71,000 to the Department's Statewide Supplemental Environmental Project Account.

Date: Dec 29, 2010

Town: Sterling

The consent order requires Exeter Energy L.P. to pay a civil penalty of $16,250 for the alleged violations.

Date: Dec 23, 2010

Town: Trumbull

The consent order requires Mark IV Construction Co., Inc. to register for the stormwater general permit, prepare and implement a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and conduct inspections as required by the general permit. Mark IV Construction Co., Inc. will also pay a $4,150 civil penalty for the violations.

Date: Dec 22, 2010

Town: Hamden

The consent order requires Kae, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $2,100 for the violation.

Date: Dec 21, 2010

Town: Simsbury

The consent order requires Green Valley Oil, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,200 for the violation.

Date: Dec 17, 2010

Town: statewide

The consent order requires Antifreeze Technology Systems to pay a civil penalty of $7,000 for the violation.

Date: Dec 17, 2010

Town: Rocky Hill

The consent order requires Rocky Hill Auto, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $2,400 for the alleged violations.

Date: Dec 17, 2010

Town: Greenwich

The consent order requires The Indian Harbor Yacht Club Incorporated to seek a permit to retain the moorings and based on the Commissioner's determination on the permit application, remove or modify the moorings as necessary in accordance with the determination. The Indian Harbor Yacht Club Incorporated has also agree to pay a $3,000 civil penalty for the alleged violation.

Date: Dec 06, 2010

Town: statewide

The consent order requires Green Horizons CT, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $2,812 and to pay $8,437 to as a supplemental environmental project to fund research conducted by the University of Connecticut Turfgrass Science Program to evaluate the effects of organic management practices on the quality and playability of athletic fields.

Date: Dec 06, 2010

Town: Windsor

The consent order requires William Bednarz dba/Bednarz Farm to pay a civil penalty of $3,750 and to perform supplemental environmental projects that include sponsorship of research to be conducted by UCONN on organic management practices on quality and playability of athletic fields for $2,500 and Grassland restoration and habitat improvement projects at Suffield Wildlife Management Area for $8,750.

Date: Nov 30, 2010

Town: Trumbull

The consent order requires J & J Exxon to pay a civil penalty of $2,400 for the violation.

Date: Nov 19, 2010

Town: Waterbury

The Judgment requires Phoenix Soil, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $50,000 for the alleged violations.

Date: Nov 09, 2010

Town: Enfield

The Judgment requires M & J Developers, LLC, Et. Al. to transplant the threatened plant species, conduct long term monitoring, and implement soil erosion and sediment control measures at the construction site. M & J Developers, LLC, Et. Al. will also pay a $5,000 civil penalty and will be required to pay an additional $10,000 civil penalty if they fail to comply with any provision of the Judgment.

Date: Nov 08, 2010

Town: Bloomfield

The consent order requires Caruso's Auto & Body Service, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $2,762 for the violation.

Date: Nov 05, 2010

Town: Putnam

The consent order requires Kelly's Tire, Inc. to conduct the appropriate test and to pay a civil penalty of $625 for the violation. If the required test is not completed within 60 days, Kelly's Tire, Inc. must pay an additional civil penalty of $1,375.

Date: Nov 05, 2010

Town: Holyoke, Ma

The consent order requires Valley Green, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $13,750 for the violations and to fund two supplemental environmental projects totaling $41,250. The projects consist of a $9000 payment to Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station to fund research to evaluate pyrethroid metabolism in bed bugs and payment of $32,250 to fund habitat management and restoration at Charles Island Natural Area Preserve. In addition, the Commissioner denied the application submitted by Valley Green, Inc. for restricted use dealer registration.

Date: Nov 04, 2010

Town: Waterford

The consent order requires Denise P. Ansell to apply to retain the pier and based on the Commissioner's determination on the permit application, remove or modify the pier as necessary in accordance with the determination. Denise P. Ansell is also required to pay $700 to the Waterford-East Lyme Shellfish Commission as a supplemental environmental project to fund aquaculture activities.

Date: Nov 03, 2010

Town: Bridgeport

The consent order requires Bridgeport Health Care Center, Inc. to pay a civil penalty of $2,200 for the violations.

Date: Oct 22, 2010

Town: statewide

The consent order requires CVS to cease all silver-bearing photographic wastewater discharges and implement standard operating procedures to ensure proper management of all wastewaters and pharmaceuticals. The consent order also requires CVS to pay $223,900 in civil penalties and $45,000 for a Supplemental Environmental Project (SEP). The SEP funds will be used by the Connecticut Fund for the Environment to study the potential for reducing the amount of storm water that enters the sewer systems in New Haven and Bridgeport.

Date: Oct 18, 2010

Town: Milford

The consent order requires the City of Milford to conduct a comprehensive site evaluation, review its Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and make adjustments as necessary. The City of Milford will also undertake a supplemental environmental project at a cost of $4,500 that consists of retrofitting catch basins with stormwater treatment systems on the Lower Wepawaug river.

Date: Oct 14, 2010

Town: Old Saybrook

The consent order requires Edward and Barbara Pilcher to apply to retain the structures and based on the Commissioner's determination on the permit application, remove or modify the structures as necessary in accordance with the determination. Edward and Barbara Pilcher are also required to pay a $1,450 civil penalty.

Date: Oct 14, 2010

Town: New Haven

The consent order requires Emilio & Patricia L. Ferri to pay a civil penalty of $1,700 for the violations.

Date: Oct 07, 2010

Town: Stamford

The consent order requires the City of Stamford to pay $15,400 to the Department's Supplemental Environmental Project Account for funding projects related to the Small Municipal (MS4) program.

Date: Oct 06, 2010

Town: Milford

The Judgment requires Pilot Corporation, Pilot Travel Center, LLC and HGC Limited Partnership ("Pilot Corporation")to investigate and remediate contamination resulting from alleged discharges of diesel or petroleum to waters of the state, submit certification that the UST system was installed properly and is operated in compliance with the applicable regulations and conduct regular inspections of the tank systems. The Judgment also requires Pilot Corporation to pay $75,000 as a supplemental environmental project for the purchase of emergency hazardous material equipment for the City of Milford. Pilot Corporation will also withdraw pending claims of approximately $320,000 before the Underground Storage Tank Petroleum Clean-up Review Board and not submit any further claims to the board.

Date: Oct 01, 2010

Town: Deep River

The consent order requires the Town of Deep River to complete the stabilization, remediation and closure of the solid waste disposal area.

Date: Sep 30, 2010

Town: Ellington

The consent order requires Dania Foodmart, LLC to pay a civil penalty of $1,200 for the violation.

Date: Sep 30, 2010

Town: Middletown

The consent order requires Franks Service Center to pay a civil penalty of $1,750 for the violation.

Date: Sep 30, 2010

Town: Branford

The consent order requires Murdock Asbestos & Deleading, Inc. to submit a plan to ensure continued compliance and complete a business recycling profile to be submitted for the Commissioner’s review and approval. Murdock Asbestos & Deleading, Inc. has also agreed to pay a civil penalty of $17,220, a portion of which may be put toward funding a supplemental environmental project.

Date: Sep 29, 2010

Town: Groton

The consent order requires Pfizer, Inc. to conduct emission testing as required by the regulations and to pay a civil penalty of $31,266 for the violations.

Date: Sep 28, 2010

Town: Orange

The consent order requires Route 34 Fuel Corp. to pay a civil penalty of $1,200 for the violation.