United States of America v. Durham Manufacturing.: A federal court judge has finalized a $2.9 million settlement between Durham Manufacturing Co. and the state and federal government over the past costs of removing contaminated soil at what is known as the Durham Meadows Superfund site.
February 14, 2014 at 02:36 PM
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United States of America v. Durham Manufacturing.: A federal court judge has finalized a $2.9 million settlement between Durham Manufacturing Co. and the state and federal government over the past costs of removing contaminated soil at what is known as the Durham Meadows Superfund site.
This is the second major settlement regarding the Durham Meadows location. Under the first settlement, reached in 2012, the Merriam Manufacturing Co. agreed to pay $20.1 million.
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