From our October 2005 Shell news archive
San Diego Union Tribune: Shell to pay $10.75 million settlement for gas station violations
“County and city officials announced Wednesday they had reached a $10.75 million settlement with Shell Oil Co. over environmental-health violations at its local gas stations dating back to 1999.”
Wednesday 12 October 2005
By Karen Kucher
UNION-TRIBUNE BREAKING NEWS TEAM
SAN DIEGO – County and city officials announced Wednesday they had reached a $10.75 million settlement with Shell Oil Co. over environmental-health violations at its local gas stations dating back to 1999.
“Today the environment in San Diego just got safer,” District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis said at a news conference downtown that also included City Attorney Michael Aguirre, the head of the county’s Environmental Health Department and other county and city lawyers.