The Regional Judicial Officer issued a Final Order on August 29, 2019, accepting the Consent Agreement to commence and settle violations of CAA Section 112(r)(1) and (7), CERCLA Section 103, and EPCRA Section 304. EPA determined that Eagle Natrium, LLC, the owner and operator of a chlorine manufacturing facility in Proctor, West Virginia, violated the General Duty Clause's obligation to ensure the safe storage of hydrogen gas, a flammable extremely hazardous chemical, by not labeling the piping for the gas. EPA also determined that Eagle Natrium, LLC violated Section 112(r)(7) and the Chemical Accident Prevention Provisions by not safely storing chlorine gas, a toxic extremely hazardous chemical, by not labeling the piping for the gas, and by not complying with mechanical integrity requirements for the chlorine process. On March 5, 2018, EPA issued an Administrative Settlement Agreement and Order on Consent, EPA Docket No. 03-2018-0077DA ( Order ) to Respondent, in order to have Respondent address violations of Section 112(r)(1) and (7) of the CAA, 42 U.S.C. ? 7612(r)(1) and (7), regarding its storage of chlorine gas and hydrogen gas. Eagle Natrium, LLC anticipates completion of the work under the Order in December 2019. EPA also determined that Eagle Natrium, LLC failed to timely report the release of over 1,000 pounds of chlorine gas from the Facility on March 16, 2015 to the National Response Center, in violation of CERCLA Section 103, and to the State Emergency Respo