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Rubber plant pays $7k to settle after discharging oil and solids into Mill Creek

2015-07-09 01:31:28| Waste Management - Topix.net

Owners of a Salt Lake City rubber plant have paid a fine after discharging too much oil into Mill Creek. Weir Minerals Rubber Engineering, a molded rubber manufacturer, agreed to pay the Utah Department of Environmental Quality $7,000 to settle a notice of violation issued in May 2014.

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