Adopt formal decision on Chevron Refinery safety during rebuilding after 2012 fire
In Plain English
The Chevron Richmond Refinery caught fire on August 6, 2012, sending thousands of residents to hospitals and prompting a major rebuilding project. The city wants to establish formal safety requirements for the reconstruction work. If approved, this creates official city policy on how Chevron must protect public safety during the rebuilding process.
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Adopt the resolution
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