EPA v. SALCO, INC.

Case summary

THE ONE ACRE SITE IS LOCATED IN A MINORITY AND ECONOMI- CALLY DEPRESSED AREA OF MONROE, MI, AND WAS USED STARTING IN 1979 AS A TANK FARM. IT CONTAINS 23 ABOVE-GROUND STORAGE TANKS, 1 UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK, BUILDINGS AND A ROLL BOX. TOTAL TANK CAPACITY IS 200,000 GALLONS. IN 1994 THE STATE REQUESTED EPA ASSISTANCE. POLLUTANTS AT THE SITE INCLUDE PCBS, HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS, AND TCE.

Defendants (16)

• CENTRAL OIL SERVICE, INC.Named in complaint
• CITATION TOOLNamed in complaint
• DRAW-TITE, INC.Named in complaint
• HAYES-ALBION CORPORATIONNamed in complaint
• JASON TOOLNamed in complaint
• L & H DIE, INC.Named in complaint
• MONROE OIL COMPANYNamed in complaint
• MSP INDUSTRIES CORPORATIONNamed in complaint
• PARAMOUNT-NEWPORT CORPORATIONNamed in complaint
• PILOT INDUSTRIES, INC.Named in complaint
• SAFEWAY TRANSPORTNamed in complaint
• SALCO, INC.Named in complaintNamed in settlement
• W.S. LANTZNamed in complaint
• WOLVERINE BROACHNamed in complaint
• WORTHINGTON SPECIALTY PROCESSINGNamed in complaint
• CBS BORING & MACHINERY COMPANY, INC.Named in complaint

Facilities (1)

• SALCO INC

  704 CONANT ST, MONROE, MI, 48161

  Registry ID: 110003576531

Statutes cited

• CERCLA 106 — Imminent & Substantial Endangerment Order

Enforcement conclusions (1)

• SALCO, INC.entered 1996-12-10

  Primary law: CERCLA

Timeline (3 milestones)

• 1996-12-10Final Order Issued
• 1997-12-01Enforcement Action Closed
• 1997-12-18Enforcement Action Data Entered