Portland Grants Zenith Key Approval
City Approves Zenith’s Land Use Request; Members of City Council Still Want Investigation
Zenith needed the city’s approval for a land use compatibility statement, or LUCS, to have a chance at continuing its terminal operations. The biggest hurdle for Zenith is obtaining an air quality permit from the state Department of Environmental Quality; the city LUCS is just one requirement of DEQ’s air quality permit application.
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Zenith decision tests Portland's power balanceIn the first major test of Portland's new government structure, the city approved a land use application for a fossil fuel ...
Two new members of the Portland City Council are seeking to insert the council into Zenith Energy’s continued operations ...
(KOIN) – Less than a month into office, Portland’s new City Council is already tackling one of the city’s biggest controversial issues: Zenith Energy’s oil terminal in the city. During a ...
Environmentalists and neighborhood activists have been fighting a Portland fuel terminal for years. Now they’re rallying again, urging city leaders to intervene in a permit process of the Oregon ...
The Portland City Council on Tuesday held a first-of-its-kind work and listening session on Zenith Energy, the controversial crude oil storage company that has promised to transition to renewable ...
PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland's new city council jumped into a long-running and contentious political battle on Tuesday: the future of Zenith Energy's fuel export terminal on the Willamette River.
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KOIN NOW: Winter weather impacts around Portland with meteorologist Josh Cozart The City of Portland has approved a land use statement for Zenith Energy despite an attempt by city councilors to delay ...
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