The Maine Department of Environmental Protection has proposed a penalty of more than $70,000 against several principals in the Oxford casino project and a West Gardiner construction firm for a series of alleged environmental violations. The draft administrative consent agreement stems from site work that was done in connection with the Nateva music festival in Oxford County last summer. But some are worried the case reflects poorly on the business practices of the casino developers, and once again highlights why the new commissioner at the DEP may have a conflict of interest.
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