New-Indy Catawba enforcement status

Reporting cited here

1. documented

   After issuing a Clean Air Act emergency order over hydrogen sulfide levels that it said could present an imminent and substantial endangerment, EPA reached a consent decree with New-Indy Catawba requiring a $1.1 million civil penalty, monitoring, wastewater controls, carbon filtration and continuing compliance conditions. The Kraft Group identifies New-Indy as its joint venture with Schwarz Partners; the decree did not impose personal liability on Robert Kraft.

   Federal court entry of consent decree and compliance status

   EPA settlement imposes a $1.1 million penalty and pollution controls at Kraft joint venture · Consent decree entered with monitoring and control requirements