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Exxon Loses Opening Round in Trucking Lawsuit with Santa Barbara County Supervisors

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Judge rules Santa Barbara County supervisors did not abuse their discretion in denying ExxonMobil's request to truck oil. Judge Dolly Gee ruled that ExxonMobil had no vested rights to truck its oil under the permits the company originally secured in 1987. ExxonMobil also sued the supervisors on multiple constitutional grounds, including unlawful taking. Those matters will be next addressed in court on October 27.

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Exxon Loses Opening Round in Trucking Lawsuit with Santa Barbara County Supervisors

Federal District Judge Dolly Gee ruled last week that the Santa Barbara County supervisors did not abuse their discretion in denying ExxonMobil’s request to truck oil from its Santa Ynez Unit processing plant to a refinery in Kern County, as ExxonMobil charged.  She also found the supervisors had been presented with evidence — which she described alternately as “substantial” and “voluminous” — that the 70 truck trips a day the company requested …

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The Santa Barbara Independent broke the news in on Tuesday, October 3, 2023.
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