TALKE 'BOUT: Chemical Logistics On the Move
Oct 14, 2026 · 30 min · 12 segments
In this episode of the TALKE ’BOUT Podcast, host Alexander Boehm speaks withhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/bw321/…
So Mont Bellevue is situated on probably, let's say the world's, but I know in the US largest geological salto.
And so what we balance that with, okay, well, we know underground is millions and millions of gallons of very different hydrocarbons in various different formats.
And so for our residents, we live near that, but we have a pretty good separation.
We have the Grand Parkway, the 99 Grand Parkway, which gives us a natural barrier between residents and commercial and our industrial partners.
And so I think when you look at how that's going to grow in the future, I think we're going to maintain that.
What we've changed it to, to go on to say is hometown, family friendly hometown.
But I want them to feel like they're secure when they come into the town and they can relax.
So I have to work on making sure they can get in and out to work and that they feel good about resting and playing
You talk about your city's vision as a family-friendly hometown that provides a safe and high-quality life.
And you spoke about 99 being like a natural barrier between residents and the industry.
How do you protect that when there's heavy industry on your doorstep? So the word
And that vision is a daily routine where I'm like, okay, what's the next construction project that I can sort through and make sure that the citizens see that every day as their hometown? and not necessarily see the industry.
So Mont Bellevue is situated on probably, let's say the world's, but I know in the US largest geological salto.
And so what we balance that with, okay, well, we know underground is millions and millions of gallons of very different hydrocarbons in various different formats.
And so for our residents, we live near that, but we have a pretty good separation.
We have the Grand Parkway, the 99 Grand Parkway, which gives us a natural barrier between residents and commercial and our industrial partners.
And so I think when you look at how that's going to grow in the future, I think we're going to maintain that.
What we've changed it to, to go on to say is hometown, family friendly hometown.
But I want them to feel like they're secure when they come into the town and they can relax.
So I have to work on making sure they can get in and out to work and that they feel good about resting and playing
You talk about your city's vision as a family-friendly hometown that provides a safe and high-quality life.
And you spoke about 99 being like a natural barrier between residents and the industry.
How do you protect that when there's heavy industry on your doorstep? So the word
And that vision is a daily routine where I'm like, okay, what's the next construction project that I can sort through and make sure that the citizens see that every day as their hometown? and not necessarily see the industry.
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