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Tell Santa Barbara County Supervisors to approve Sable’s permit transfer.

On November 4th, the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors is set to vote on the permit transfer of the Santa Ynez Unit assets (SYU), Las Flores Pipeline System, and Pacific Offshore Pipeline Company (POPCO) facilities to Sable.

At a time when Santa Barbara County’s financial future is at risk, Sable offers an easy solution. Sable’s project has already created an economic ripple that positively impacts small and local businesses and, once operational, will provide an estimated $5 million in annual tax revenue to Santa Barbara County.

Additionally, with California’s gas prices on the rise and state refineries on the brink of closure, there is one clear, easy and safe solution – Sable’s Santa Ynez Unit and Las Flores Pipeline System. Sable represents the only immediate opportunity California has to bring additional crude online, stabilize supply and lower consumer gasoline prices. But this won’t be possible without the permit transfer.

Take action today. Your voice matters for California’s future.

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Dear Supervisors,

I am writing to urge you to approve the permit transfer of the Santa Ynez Unit (SYU) assets and Pacific Offshore Pipeline Company (POPCO) facilities to Sable Offshore.

From the start, Sable has been committed to supporting the people of Santa Barbara County and ensuring that all restart preparations and repairs met or exceeded requirements.

Sable’s facilities provide hundreds of skilled, family-sustaining jobs, many filled by local residents. This includes unionized operating engineers, laborers, Teamsters and welders/pipefitters. Once operational, Sable estimates creating an additional 300 jobs with family-sustaining wages.

Sable’s project has already created an economic ripple that positively impacts small and local businesses that support construction and drilling operations.  Additionally, Sable’s project will benefit Santa Barbara County, with an estimated $5 million in annual tax revenue.

Sable has invested tens of millions of dollars and thousands of labor hours to make the pipeline system as safe and modern as any in the country. Sable continues to work diligently with the State of California to safely and responsibly resume petroleum transportation through the Las Flores Pipeline System in accordance with the Federal consent decree. 

The Sable team is comprised of seasoned oil and gas operators with the skills and training necessary to operate the facilities safely. The management and executive team have worked together in the Santa Barbara area for more than 20 years. Upon acquiring the systems, they immediately got to work ensuring all employees and contractors received adequate cross training and also to revise their well-established protocols and practices to meet or exceed all applicable local, state and federal regulations. 

With California’s gas prices on the rise, and state refineries on the brink of closure, there is one clear, easy, and safe solution – Sable’s Santa Ynez Unit and Las Flores Pipeline System. Sable represents the only immediate opportunity California has to bring additional crude online, stabilize supply and lower consumer gasoline prices. But this won’t be possible without the permit transfer.

The Santa Barbara County Planning Commission voted to approve Sable's permit transfer a year ago. I am respectfully asking you to honor that.

Sincerely,
[Your Name]

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