The agreement, which includes a $96,901 penalty, resolves EPA allegations that Anchor Glass failed to use its baghouses to control emissions of particulate matter (dust, smoke, ash) at the plant as required by the company's state operating permit.
Also resolved are allegations that the company failed to comply with a number of other requirements in its state operating permit.
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