In a $4.3million settlement agreement, Georgia residential builders Pulte Homes, KB Home, Centex Homes ended a six-year investigation by the Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Justice into compliance with the stormwater management provisions of the Clean Water Act. The investigation focused compliance efforts between 2001 and 2004 and covered seventy-one subdivision construction sites in Georgia.
Pulte Homes, based in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., will pay $877,000; KB Home, based in Los Angeles will pay $1,185,000; Centex Homes, based in Dallas, will pay $1,485,000; and, Richmond American Homes, based in Denver will pay $795,000 in penalties. Richmond American Homes did not have properties in Georgia.
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Posted by Athens Home Buyer on July 2, 2008 at 11:59 pm
The settlement appears to have been handed out fairly. Hopefully something like this never happens again
Posted by LemonMeister on March 23, 2010 at 2:25 pm
Home sales will be off because your builder will not do the right thing. There isn’t a Lemon Law for homebuilders in any state. Yet they get an 8,000.00 first time home buyer check? Did you know they don’t have to disclose mold in you new home either? Buy Back you Lemons KB Home. Did you look up Runkle Canyon in Simi Valley California? KB is going to build on a toxic waste dump.