EPA v. EDGE PRODUCTS LLC BANKRUPTCY

Case summary

In April 2013, EPA and Edge negotiated a judicial consent decree (the ?Decree?) that was entered by the U.S. District Court for Utah in April 2013 to resolve alleged violations under CAA Section 213. The Decree required Edge to pay a civil penalty of $500,000, implement an excess emissions mitigation project worth $157,600, and perform other injunctive relief, including a buyback and rebate program for the Products. On September 6, 2013, Edge and affiliated companies filed a petition for protection under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code. While Edge has paid the $500,000 civil penalty in a timely fashion, it had not complied with the injunctive relief provisions the Decree. As a result, EPA and DOJ sought to ensure the Company's compliance with the injunctive relief provisions of the previous Consent Decree. The total value of the injunctive relief, including the buyback and rebate program is estimated to be $257,600.

Defendants (1)

• EDGE PRODUCTS LLCNamed in complaintNamed in settlement

Facilities (1)

• EDGE PRODUCTS, LLC

  1080 SOUTH DEPOT DRIVE, OGDEN, UT, 84404

  Registry ID: 110054925514

Statutes cited

• CAA 213 — Non-road Engines & Vehicles

Enforcement conclusions (1)

• EDGE PRODUCTS LLC BANKRUPTCYentered 2013-11-26

  Primary law: CAA

  Federal penalty: $500,000

Timeline (6 milestones)

• 2013-11-01Referred To Dept Of Justice
• 2013-11-06Enforcement Action Data Entered
• 2013-11-26Final Order Entered
• 2013-11-26Complaint Filed With Court
• 2013-11-26Final Order Lodged
• 2013-11-26Concluded