Palm Coast Mayor Mike Norris has pulled his support for a proposed fuel terminal, ... Belvedere Terminals is interested in developing a more than 70-acre site off U.S. 1 in Palm Coast.

Belvedere Terminals’ proposed Palm Coast facility could potentially handle as many as 300,000 barrels of fuel per shipment. 'You're putting our lives at risk' Some residents at the meeting were ...

Belvedere Terminals seeks $10M grant. ... PALM COAST, Fla. – In a surprising turn of events, Palm Coast Mayor Mike Norris is now siding with residents who oppose a proposed fuel terminal.

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Belvedere Terminals Co. LLC plans to transport liquid petrochemicals — gasoline, propane, ethanol, diesel and jet fuel — by train from Gulf Coast refineries to a site northeast of Midway Road ...

District councilmember Randy White confirmed Belvedere Terminals is looking at other sites, but would not say where. He said the site would have to be about 30 acres for the fuel tanks and around ...

Treasure Coast Newspapers Belvedere Terminals Co. LLC's founder, president and CEO is Edwin Alonzo Cothron III , 64, of St. Petersburg, according to legal documents and his company's website.

Belvedere Terminals Co. LLC plans to transport liquid petrochemicals — gasoline, propane, ethanol, diesel and jet fuel — by train from Gulf Coast refineries to a site northeast of Midway Road ...

Belvedere Terminals is planning to build a facility at 874 Hull Road that will be designed to dispense over 357 million gallons of fuel a year, over 36 million gallons of ethanol and other products.

FORT PIERCE, Fla. (CBS12) — A fuel farm could be on the way to the Treasure Coast. A company called Belvedere Terminals is reportedly looking at a site that would put ten fuel tanks, which would ...