Atlanta Gas Light Co. Cuts Deal to Settle Pipeline-Safety Case.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)

From: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News | Date: May 17, 2000| Author: Quinn, Matthew C. | Copyright information

May 16--Atlanta Gas Light Co. faces no major sanctions under the proposed settlement of a complaint alleging a series of underground pipeline safety violations, including one that snarled traffic on I-85 for six hours last fall.

Under a settlement scheduled for a Public Service Commission vote today, AGL agrees to continue a $350,000-a-year internal "quality assurance" program to train workers in procedures for marking pipelines. In addition, the company will make a $45,...

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