Direct staff to invite agency representatives to report on Chevron spill incident
In Plain English
A Chevron spill incident recently occurred in the city. The council wants representatives from various agencies to attend the February 23 meeting. If approved, these officials will present reports about what happened and how it was handled.
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Votes
Motion to extend meeting to 11:30 p.m.
5 to 1
Directing staff to research case studies of other cities that have had transitions from the fossil fuel industry and to engage local partners in drafting recommendations for the Council's consideration on how to plan for a just transition
5 to 1
Motion to suspend rules and extend meeting to complete discussion for item H-2
5 to 1
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