Asbestosinaictmenf
for fix. businessman
A Bronx businessman sai±
and his ^bestos-removal Twelve of the 19 counts
company ' were indicted . accuse Parker and his
yesterday on 19 counts of company of violating the
violating the Clean Air Act Clean Air Act, while two
and other federal laws. others charge him with
If convicted, Andre Par Superfund violations.
ker, 35, of Riverdale, could
face a maximiiTn of three According to the indict
to five years in federal ment, Parker, through his
prison on each count, as firm’s supervisors, or
well as a fine of $250,000 dered workers to illegally
per count, said U.S. Attor remove, asbestos from mi-
ney Joseph Pavone, merous buildings owned
Parker’s Bronx-based by the upstate Plattsburgh
company, Parker Environ Housing Authority.
mental Management Company workers then
Group, faces a possible illegally dumped “hun
fine of $95 million, Pavone dreds of b^s” of asbestos
at various locations
throughout the Platts
burgh area, Pavone said.
Additionally, Parker was
charged with perjury for
allegedly lying about his
role while giving grand-
jury testimony in April,
Pavone said.
Meanwhile, both Parker
and his company also
were charged with ob
struction of justice for al
legedly providing false
ci-pl-CPt documents to the grand
jury, and mail fraud for al
legedly falsifying labora
tory results and filing false
claims with the U.S. Hous-
ing and Urban Develop
ment Department
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Document outlining key personnel and roles within the Department of Environmental Protection during the immediate aftermath of the September 11 attacks.
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Department of Environmental Protection final notice to the trustee of 45 Park Place regarding participation in the building cleaning program for World Trade Center debris.