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Milwaukie Becomes Second-Largest Oregon City to Ban Natural Gas in New Construction

Milwaukie Becomes Second-Largest Oregon City to Ban Natural Gas in New Construction

December 19, 2022December 19, 2022 BrianAnthony

Milwaukie Becomes Second-Largest Oregon City to Ban Natural Gas in New Construction

Two resolutions were approved earlier this month: one banning natural gas hookups in new construction and the other calling for natural gas to be removed from existing city-owned buildings through retrofit.

KEZI 9 News

https://www.kezi.com/news/milwaukie-becomes-second-largest-oregon-city-to-ban-natural-gas-in-new-construction/article_f2c281be-7e56-11ed-ac8e-d711f7abddef.html

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