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NIPSCO will pay out $11.8 million for decontamination of Pines ground and groundwater as well as future groundwater monitoring around this lakefront community of 800 residents.
The utility plans to test for toxic heavy metals at about 400 homes and businesses where coal ash was used as “fill” in construction.
The northern Indiana utility NIPSCO has agreed to pay more than $11 million to clean up more coal ash in the Town of Pines, according to a consent decree filed last week.