State settles Milwaukee County environmental case

By: Kirsten Klahn, [email protected]//May 30, 2012//

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Wauwatosa resident Ronald Collision will pay $2,000 for violations regarding the maintenance of underground gasoline and dry cleaning storage tanks, according to a news release from Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen’s office.

The lawsuit was settled Tuesday in Milwaukee County Circuit Court.

The Department of Safety and Professional Services, according to the release, closed and removed the tanks from the ground.

Collison, according to the release, agreed to pay forfeitures, costs and surcharges for the violations.

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