The applicant has paid the necessary application deposit and is obligated to pay supplemental fees to recover any and all additional costs associated with the application process.
Please find the Background section of this staff report in Attachment 1.
In the event the application is not approved, the applicant will not obtain the necessary permits to construct and implement the project.
The project does not impact or affect any child-care programs in the County.
Speakers: Anne Alexander, Natural Resources Defense Council; Connie Cho, Citizens for a Better Environment;Greg Harris (Appellants); Charles Davidson (Appellant); Brian Montgomery, Crockett Commnity Foundation (Appellant); Richard Harbison, VP Phillips 66 Refinery (Applicant); Greg Feere, VP California Building Trades Council; Michael Cody, Rodeo; Tim Johnson, Schultz; Tyson Bagley, United Steelworkers Local 326; Gurant Murdock, Crockett Community Services District; Anthony Hodge, New Horizons; Janet Callaghan; Gary Hughes, Biofuelwatch; Janet Pyegeorge, Rodeo Citizens Association; Jan Warren, Interfaith Climate Action Network; Jesse Peralez, Local 152, Carbcutters 152; Jackie Garcia, 350 Contra Costa; Christine Cody, Rodeo; Michael Kirker, Director Rodeo Community Services District; Charles Miller, Superintendent, John Swett School District; Maureen Brennan, Rodeo; Teresa Foglio-Ramirez, Rodeo Shoshanna, Sunflower Alliance.
Written commentary received is attached.
ADOPTED the recommendations with the addition of the following Conditions of Approval: