EPA v. INTERSTATE TRANSFORMERS - CIC

Case summary

SUMMARY CASE WAS ORIGINALLY BROUGHT AGAINST INTERSTATE TRANSFORMER INC., AND ITS PRESIDENT, H.G. SNYDER, IN 1979 FOR VIOLATIONS OF TSCA 15 AND THE PCB RULE, 40 C.F.R. PART 761. CONSENT DECREE ENTERED IN 1980 IN U.S. DISTRICT COURT FOR WESTERN DISTRICT OF PA. CD REQUIRED DEFS TO COMPLY WITH ALL PCB REGULATIONS. DEFS HAVE NOT COMPLIED WITH 40 C.F.R. 761.65(A) REQUIRING PCB'S AND PCB ITEMS IN STORAGE FOR DISPOSAL PERIOD PRIOR TO 1/1/83 TO BE DISPOSED OF BY 1/1/84. THIS IS A CONTEMPT MOTION WHICH WOULD REOPEN THE CASE. MOTION SEEKS DISPOSAL OF PCB'S AND PCB ITEMS NOW STORED AT A FACILITY IN ELLWOOD CITY, PA.

Defendants (2)

• INTERSTATE TRANSFORMER, INC.Named in complaint
• SNYDER, H.G.Named in complaint

Facilities (1)

• INTERSTATE TRANSFORM

  205 E. FIFTH ST, ELLWOOD CITY, PA, 16117

  Registry ID: 110010633733

Statutes cited

• TSCA 15 — Prohibited Acts

Timeline (5 milestones)

• 1984-05-15Referred To Headquarters
• 1984-07-02Referred To Dept Of Justice
• 1984-09-25Complaint Filed With Court
• 1985-06-28Concluded
• 1986-08-20Enforcement Action Closed