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Article: Three million dollar settlement reached in Forward coal ash slide
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- Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
- Article date:
- September 15, 2009
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A $3 million settlement will pay 25 residents and the state for
damages and clean-up due to a 2005 collapse of a coal ash embankment
and related 2006 subsidence in Forward, the Pennsylvania Department
of Environmental Protection announced today.
The agreement resolves all litigation in connection with the ash
slide. The state will receive $1.8 million for clean-up costs and
monitoring and the rest will go to residents on or near Rostosky
Road for compensation and damages.
An embankment made of coal ash deposited decades ago near River
Hill Road collapsed and temporarily dammed the stream ...
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