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: National Eminent Domain BlogMarthon Pipeline Construction
By Alan Ackerman
UPDATE: Right of way agencies are once again contacting owners.
Detroit News, September 19, 2007
City Council members grilled officials from Marathon Petroleum on Tuesday over the environmental impact of its $1.5 billion refinery expansion proposal and put pressure on the company to commit to hiring more Detroiters and minorities.
The project, which could bring up to 1,200 construction jobs and close to $9 million a year in taxes as well as increase gasoline supplies.
But some residents and environmental groups fear it would increase air pollution and say their southwest Detroit neighborhood is already overburdened with industry.
Company officials said they are committed to hiring Detroiters. They have scheduled job fairs and have set aside money for technical training and scholarships. The project will generate 135 permanent refinery jobs.
"The focus clearly is on Detroit residents," said Angelia Graves, a company spokeswoman.
-Marathon is still working to establish a plan, allowing for more temporary construction jobs and a number of permanent jobs. There is much to face in both the acquisition as well as construction process.
Full post as published by National Eminent Domain Blog on October 22, 2007 (boomark / email).
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