#NoExxon in Gregory-Portland, Texas
The San Patricio County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to designate the proposed site of the Exxon/SABIC petrochemical complex as a reinvestment zone. The area has been designated as …
“Region will need additional water supply (e.g. desalination) in 2030’s or 2040’s. Addition of our project will move this need forward by ~5 years.” Source slide from Gulf Coast Growth …
County leaders have made up their minds on whether to give a tax break to ExxonMobil, but the public will have to wait at least another week to hear their …
Tonight the Gregory-Portland ISD school board extended the deadline to vote on the 313 tax abatement until June 30th. Their counsel stated that it was because of a mixup with the …
Looks like the Gregory-Portland ISD will be asking for more time to vote on the 313 Tax abatement agreements for Exxon/SABIC/GCGV. Notice Agenda There will be no time offered for …
On Monday, March 6th (today) at 6PM the GPISD school board will meet at 1200 Broadway next to the new East Cliff Elementary to “Approve a resolution of the GP …
County Commissioners will NOT vote this week on tax abatements for Exxon, GCGV, and SABIC. You can still voice your opposition and concerns to the Commissioners during Public Comment.
Now we know why Exxon/SABIC have set their sights on Gregory-Portland. This was published in 2013. A cluster of multibillion-dollar petrochemical plant projects proposed for the U.S. Gulf Coast are …
Here is the latest drawing of the proposed Exxon/SABIC petrochemical complex. We have included updated distances to schools. Click on the image to enlarge. Please call and email the school …
On Friday, March 3rd at 9AM at 1200 Broadway the school board will hold a special meeting to discuss Exxon. Discussion will be in a closed session and no action …