Richmond's Planning Commission approved TransMontaigne Partners' plan to modernize its 75-year-old marine fuel terminal on the inner harbor, siding with the operator and waterfront unions against neighbors who spent months demanding a full environmental review. The commission on June 4 adopted Resolution 26-13, approving a conditional use permit amendment and design review for the bulk-liquids […]
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