EPA v. TODDLING TOTS

Case summary

WATER SYSTEM FAILED TO COLLECT LEAD AND COPPER INITIAL TAP MONITORING SAMPLES DURING TWO CONSECUTIVE 6-MONTH MONITORING PERIODS, AND NOTIFY THE STATE AND PUBLIC OF THE VIOLATIONS. THE AO REQUIRED THE SYSTEM TO COLLECT FIVE LEAD AND COPPER SAMPLES DURING TWO CONSECUTIVE 6-MONTH MONITORING PERIODS, AND TO PROVIDE PN FOR THE PAST VIOLATIONS. SYSTEM OWNER EVENTUALLY PROVIDED PN, AND COLLECTED ONE SET OF LEAD/COPPER SAMPLES, AND THEN SOLD THE SYSTEM. AN LETTER WITHDRAWING THE AO WAS SENT TO THE PREVIOUS OWNER ON 6/6/00, AND THE NEW OWNER WAS CONTACTED AND PROVIDED EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS TO ASSIST IT IN AVOIDING VIOLATIONS. THE NEW OWNER COLLECTED THE SECOND CONSECUTIVE SET OF LEAD/COPPER SAMPLES FOR THE SYSTEM ON 6/26/00 WHICH RETURNED THE SYSTEM TO COMPLIANCE. THE FEDERAL RETURN TO COMPLIANCE CODE (EOX) WAS SUBMITTED TO EATS ON 12/21 FOR UPLOAD INTO SDWIS.

Defendants (1)

• TODDLING TOTSNamed in settlement

Facilities (1)

• TODDLING TOTS

  4501 HIGHLAND, MILFORD, MI, 48380

  Registry ID: 110010742125

Statutes cited

• SDWA 1412/1414 — National Drinking Water Regulations

Enforcement conclusions (1)

• TODDLING TOTSentered 1998-09-25

  Primary law: SDWA

Timeline (3 milestones)

• 1998-09-25Final Order Issued
• 2001-12-21Enforcement Action Closed
• 2002-01-08Enforcement Action Data Entered