
DEQ Invites the Public to Attend Public Hearings & Comment on the Conditions of Zenith Energy’s Proposed Air Quality Permit
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality invites the public to attend a public hearing and to comment on the conditions of Zenith Energy Terminals Holdings LLC’s proposed air quality permit, known officially as a Standard Air Contaminant Discharge Permit.
Read the public notice which includes information about the draft permit and how to provide verbal or written comment. DEQ evaluates verbal and written comments with equal weight and may revise the draft permit based on comments received.
All comments are due by Friday, May 30, 2025 at 5 p.m. READ MORE HERE…
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District Four Coalition (D4C) is the DCO representing 32 Neighborhood Associations located in NW, SW, and SE Portland. The geographic area of our coalition area encompasses one of the most varied sections of Portland, Oregon where heavy industry, commerce and a variety of residential communities co-exist with large, pristine natural areas and riparian habitats.
D4C provides a number of different services and programs to neighborhoods and residents within our boundaries. These services range from administrative and communications support to technical assistance, grants, and financial support or fiscal sponsorship of our constituent neighborhoods and aligned community organizations.
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