Community leaders will observe the county’s negotiations with
BP/ARCO.
Posted inSeal Beach
Tag: leaky underground storage tanks
Posted inSeal Beach
BP/ARCO Sets Schedule for Seal Beach Cleanup
After more than 25 years, pollution problem from leaky
underground tanks could be gone by next summer, company says.
Posted inCountywide, Government, Investigative, Seal Beach, Top Stories
Final Answer: Dig It Out, BP/ARCO
Orange County health officials appear to end 25 years of debate over how to clean up a leak under a Seal Beach gas station.
Posted inSeal Beach
Houston, We Have a Solution
Seal Beach city manager travels to BP headquarters in Houston and returns confident that the contaminated soil from a gas station leak will at long last be removed.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Seal Beach, Top Stories
Possible Teardown of Seal Beach Gas Station Leaves Owner Scrambling
Brothers work to save family enterprise while residents continue their push to have the station torn down and contaminated soil removed.
Posted inInvestigative, Politics & Elections, Seal Beach
It’s Official: Seal Beach Wants BP/ARCO to Dig Up Contaminated Soil
Letter from city to county health agency urges excavation to end 25-year problem with gasoline leak.
Posted inSan Juan Capistrano
Another Water Rate Increase Proposed for San Juan Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano City Council will hold a public hearing on a new water use surcharge, which stems from a fuel additive leak blamed on Chevron.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Seal Beach, Top Stories
BP/ARCO Will Cover Six-Figure Consultant Cost on Seal Beach Gas Leak
Meanwhile, wary residents and city officials say they are moving closer to an agreement with the oil giant.
Posted inCorrections, San Juan Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano Residents Could Pay for Chevron’s Mistake
The San Juan Capistrano City Council is scheduled to vote once again on a water surcharge that would cover costs related to additive leaks traced to Chevron gas stations.
Posted inSeal Beach
Seal Beach BP/ARCO Gas Station Likely to Be Torn Down
Tearing down the station where leak occurred 25 years ago will make it possible for polluted soil to be dug up and hauled away.
