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RESOLIITION NO./
WHEREAS, public notice has been given in the Fort Worth Star
Telegram on July 7, 1990, that DPC Industries Company has applied
for a permit from the Texas Air Control Board to construct a
sulfur dioxide/chlorine transfer facility at 4275 Beach Street in
Fort Worth; and
WHEREAS, Sulfur dioxide and chlorine are both known as
highly toxic gases; and
WHEREAS, the location of this facility is adjacent to major
business within the cities of Fort Worth and Haltom City; and
WHEREAS, the hauling routes for this material will, likely
pass by residential, commercial and industrial property.
WHEREAS, the storage, handling, and transportation of this
material jeopardizes the health, safety and welfare of citizens
of Fort Worth and Haltom City; and
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Council of Fort Worth,
Texas that
the governing body hereby goes on record with the Texas Air
Control Board as being opposed to the issuance of a permit for
the current operation or any expansion of the facility for the
specific purpose of storing or transporting sulfur dioxide and
'chlorine and any other material classified as hazardous or toxic
in nature.
Passed and Approved this _ ____ day of
ATTEST:
1990.
Approved:
Bob Bolen
Mayor
APPROVED BY
CITY. COUNCIL
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Ruth Howard ^
City Secretary n A.d fsl
CITY OF FORT WORTS
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