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FUGITIVE DUST: Dearborn and industrial scrapyard Pro V Enterprises have settled a lawsuit over alleged pollution-control problems with the company agreeing to spend more than $1 million to mitigate …

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Pro-V Enterprises LLC has agreed to invest over $1 million to upgrade its operations and control fugitive dust emissions, city officials said.

The Dearborn Charter Commission is expected to vote on a proposed plan to change how and who residents can vote for on Wednesday, June 7.

This is the first lawsuit filed by the city of Dearborn alleging violations of its dust ordinance approved in 2020, said health director.

The complaint states Pro V Enterprises is operating illegally and is responsible for being flagged 16 times for violating city ordinances including the city's fugitive dust policy.

The city is suing Pro-V Enterprises LLC, an industrial scrap yard, over excessive air pollution at its headquarters.

The city of Dearborn is seeking an injunction against Pro-V Enterprises, accusing the company of spreading dust while transporting materials.