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Fuel Oil Company Resolves Environmental Violations

February 13, 2020

Contact: Melanie Kehne, Assistant Attorney General, 802-828-3171

Attorney General T.J. Donovan announced today that his office has reached a settlement with JAM Fuel, LLC, doing business as JAM Fuels, and Joshua A. Marcell to resolve claims arising out of a 2018 fuel oil spill at a residence in Springfield, Vermont. The State filed a civil enforcement complaint in Windsor Superior Court in 2019, alleging violations of Vermont’s Hazardous Waste Management Regulations and Aboveground Storage Tank Rules.

Under the court-approved settlement, JAM Fuels and Mr. Marcell will pay a penalty of $20,250. They also reimbursed the State $45,337.78 in cleanup costs that had been paid out of the Environmental Contingency Fund. In addition, they registered the company as a hazardous waste generator. The Agency of Natural Resources worked closely with the Attorney General’s Office in support of the case.

Windsor Superior Court approved the settlement agreement on January 26th.

Related Documents:

Complaint

Stipulation for Entry of Consent Order

Consent Order and Final Judgment Order