Direct staff to ensure Chevron uses highest repair standards after 2012 refinery fire
In Plain English
The Chevron refinery fire on August 6, 2012 damaged equipment and raised safety concerns. The city wants to formally tell Chevron to use the best available technology when fixing the damaged crude oil processing unit. If approved, city staff gets clear direction to monitor Chevron's repair work and hold the company to the highest safety standards.
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Votes
Adopt Resolution No. 113-12
7 to 0
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