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Casa Grande council grants conditional use permit to KPPC Advanced Chemicals after safety and routing debate
Summary
After extended testimony and technical presentations, the City Council voted unanimously to grant KPPC Advanced Chemicals a conditional use permit to build a chemical-manufacturing facility in a Casa Grande industrial zone, following staff review, applicant safety assurances and discussion of truck routing.
Casa Grande — The City Council voted to grant a conditional use permit to KPPC Advanced Chemicals for a chemical-manufacturing facility on approximately 26 acres in the city’s I-2 industrial zone, adopting Resolution No. 5884 after public testimony and detailed presentations by planning staff and the applicant.
The council’s decision followed a staff overview of permits and review criteria and a lengthy applicant presentation by Austin Lu, general manager of KPPC Advanced Chemicals, and Beau Dromiak of WMA Architects. Planning staff had described phase 1 as a 6-acre facility for purification and blending of semiconductor-grade chemicals including hydrochloric acid and ammonium hydroxide, and said the project must secure federal, state and local permits including EPA/RCRA registration, county air-quality permitting and a comprehensive fire permit.
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