BFI Pays Fine For Waste Violations

Violations documents from 2002 to 2005.

 

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection announced that Browning-Ferris Industries Waste Systems of North America has paid a $250,000 civil penalty for waste violations found at its TRC transfer station in Philadelphia.

 

Violations outlined in this penalty action were cited during inspections of BFI’s facility between July 2002 and February 2005.

 

DEP inspectors found that BFI stored putrescible waste for longer than the 24-hour regulatory allowance; stored municipal waste outside of its approved storage area; failed to comply with its approved radiation-monitoring plan; and failed to maintain facility roadways and tipping floor areas.

 

Under terms of the May 20, 2005, consent assessment document, the $250,000 civil penalty has been paid to the state’s Solid Waste Abatement Fund.
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