Judge to Decide Motion for New Trial in Pelican Island Lawsuit

Posted on May 9, 2006 in Litigation, Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off

A judge will hear arguments June 13 on a motion for a new trial involving BP’s proposed Pelican Island LNG facility in Galveston, Texas. An attorney for a local resident and opponent of the project is seeking to overturn a March 2006 ruling that the Wharves Board did not violate state open meetings lawswhen it ratified an option agreement with BP at a meeting in February 2005. Details are in today’s Platts Gas Daily. [Subscription required]

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Judge to Decide Motion for New Trial in Pelican Island Lawsuit

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