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Public Notice: Proposed Settlement with KM2 Contractors, Inc. for Clean Water Act Violations in Washington

Proposed Settlement with KM2 Contractors, Inc. for Clean Water Act Violations in Washington
How to Comment
Comments Due
June 7, 2025

Please send all written comments by email to the Regional Hearing Clerk (R10_RHC@epa.gov) within 30 days of the date of this notice.

Comments should reference docket number CWA-10-2025-0073. Be sure to include your name and address if you would like a response.

If you are unable to submit written comments by email, please call Salee Porter, Regional Hearing Clerk, at 206-553-0531.

For more information, contact Nicolas Haddad (haddad.nicolas@epa.gov), 206-553-2140.

Publish Date
May 8, 2025

Summary

EPA is providing notice of a proposed administrative penalty settlement KM2 Contractors, Inc., for violations of the Clean Water Act at its facility located in Lake Stevens, Washington.

EPA alleges that KM2 Contractors failed to comply with its National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit at its Fagerlie Subdivison. The permit covers discharges of pollutants into the Pilchuck River.

Alleged violations include missing Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan site map elements, and failure to maintain best management practices.

This action is being simultaneously commenced and concluded in a legal document called an Expedited Settlement Agreement. Under the proposed agreement (see "Related Documents" below), KM2 Contractors will pay a civil penalty of $1,020.

Respondent

KM2 Contractors, Inc.
10515 20th Street SE
Lake Stevens, Washington 98258

Legal authority

This is a Class II administrative penalty proceeding governed by Clean Water Act Section 309(g) (33 U.S.C. § 1319(g)), and the procedural rules found at 40 CFR Part 22. The requirements that apply to public comment and participation are set forth in Clean Water Act section 309(g)(4) and 40 CFR § 22.45.

Related documents

  • Draft Expedited Settlement Agreement with KM2 Contractors, Inc. (pdf) (369.22 KB, April 2025)
    EPA enforcement docket number CWA-10-2025-0073.

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