Accept $2 million from Chevron for wastewater treatment plant power project
$2,000,000
Resolution 5-20
In Plain English
Chevron must pay $2 million to the city as part of its refinery modernization project approval. The money funds a cogeneration system at the wastewater treatment plant that generates electricity from waste gas. This reduces greenhouse gas emissions and helps the city meet environmental requirements tied to Chevron's permit.
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Votes
Approve consent calendar
6 to 1
Why This Vote Matters
The city accepted a $2 million payment from Chevron that will fund a new electricity-generating system at the wastewater treatment plant. This money comes from requirements tied to Chevron's refinery modernization permit and will pay for equipment that converts waste gas into power while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The council approved this in a 6-1 vote, with Nat Bates casting the only dissenting vote. This payment helps the city meet environmental standards required as part of Chevron's project approval while providing infrastructure improvements at no cost to taxpayers.
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