Welcome

Tamra Melgoza
Chevron Remediation Project Manager

My name is Tamra Melgoza and I am Chevron’s remediation project manager at the San Luis Obispo Tank Farm site.

Chevron is committed to addressing legacy environmental impacts at the site, and I’m proud of what our team has accomplished so far. Since 2016, we have excavated and properly disposed of 206,330 tons of hydrocarbon‐impacted soil and debris; remediated two former reservoirs; restored approximately 50 acres of habitat; and protected and propagated endangered or threatened wildlife and plant species, such as vernal pool fairy shrimp and Congdon’s Tarplant.

More work remains, but once remediation is complete, our plan envisions 85 percent of the site will be preserved as open space through conservation easements. The remainder of the site could be developed for light industrial or commercial use that could contribute to local economic development, employment and increased tax revenues.

We continue to focus on completing remediation before proceeding with plans to sell development areas. If you would like to learn more about the project, please contact me.

Thanks for your interest in our work,

Tamra Melgoza
Chevron Remediation Project Manager