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INTRODUCTORY*
CITY OF BALTIMORE
COUNCIL BILL
Introduced by: The Council President
At the request of: The Administration (Department of Public Works)
A BILL ENTITLED
AN ORDINANCE concerning
Title
Franchise - Private Product Recovery System Pipeline Under and Across a Portion of the Boston Street Right-of-way
FOR the purpose of granting a franchise to ExxonMobil to construct, use, and maintain a private product recovery system pipeline under and across a portion of the Boston Street right-of-way, connecting facilities located on the properties known as 4200 Boston Street and 1610 South Newkirk Street, subject to certain terms, conditions, and reservations; and providing for a special effective date.
Body
BY authority of
Article VIII - Franchises
Baltimore City Charter
(1996 Edition)
Recitals
ExxonMobil owns a former gasoline refinery and a bulk storage terminal on the property known as 4200 Boston Street. The refinery and terminal are now inactive. The company will be installing several recovery wells on their property to assist with the recovery of their gasoline product.
The recovery wells are to be connected via an underground pipeline and conveyed to a storage tank located on the property known as 1610 South Newkirk Street, where ExxonMobil has an existing access agreement. The storage tank will be periodically emptied by tanker truck and the gasoline product recycled.
Connecting the recovery wells to the storage tank requires a portion of the product recovery pipeline to be located in and begin approximately 4 feet below the surface of the Boston Street rig...
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