Exchange easement with Chevron for Richmond Parkway street vacation
In Plain English
The city needs to officially close part of a street to complete Richmond Parkway construction. Chevron owns adjacent land and must grant the city an easement in return. This formal exchange allows both the street closure and easement to move forward legally.
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