A Harley-Davidson dealership in Salt Lake City, Utah, will pay a $450,000 penalty as part of a settlement with an environmental group a federal judge approved.
The US District Court for the District of Utah signed off on the consent decree between the Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment and the business Wednesday, stating the settlement’s requirements “align with Clean Air Act’s purpose of protecting air quality and preventing air pollution.”
- The consent decree blocks the Harley Davidson shop from selling or installing auto parts that don’t comply with emission standards and establishes reporting requirements for all exhaust parts and ...
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