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Portland, Oregon · Portland

Zenith Energy violated city code in unauthorized pipeline construction, new complaint alleges

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Jeremiah Hayden The city of Portland cannot produce records showing Zenith had its permission for construction, which the complaint says is grounds for investigation.See the Story

Portland, Oregon · Portland

City of Portland claims attorney-client privilege to shield Zenith Energy communications

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A city attorney recommended attorney involvement to keep information from the public, according to new public recordsSee the Story

Portland, Oregon · Portland

With Zenith Energy’s Permits On The Line, Critics Urge Strong Government Oversight

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The controversial fuel storage and transport company faces state fines and additional regulatory requirements. City officials will decide what happens next. by Taylor Griggs Until recently, it appeared all but certain that Zenith Energy would have the official green light from both the city of Portland and Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to continue its operations into the future. The controversial oil transport and storage com…See the Story

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