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Environmental groups opposing the restart argue the Fire Marshal does, in fact, hold jurisdiction based on a 2020 settlement agreement that came out of the Refugio Oil Spill.
Venoco Inc. bankruptcy trustee sells Ellwood Onshore Facility to Bell Canyon Recreation.
The Environmental Defense Center urges the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors to “protect our coast” by overturning the Planning Commission’s approval of the transfer.
Planning Commission approves transfer of ExxonMobil permits.
Latest legal punch against the oil company calls for a new easement and financial compensation for lost property value produced by the pipeline’s “extreme negative stigma.”
Two excavators and a crew of around 20 workers were active at the pipeline site on Friday, one week after the California Coastal Commission issued a notice of violation to the oil company for unpermitted activities in the area.
Sable is seeking a waiver from the Fire Marshal that would allow them to restart the corroded pipeline that caused the Refugio Oil Spill without “cathodic protection” — a safety measure that prevents corrosion.
Sable and California Fire Marshall must keep us informed.
Sable still must get approval from California agencies to operate pipeline.
The oil company had sued to block the release of an unredacted document outlining pipeline conditions and worst-case spill scenarios.
