Proposed Providence zoning change might be too late to impact Sea 3 expansion

Updated at 9:50 a.m. on Nov. 5, 2021.

Nancy Lavin

11/01/2021

A PROPOSAL by Sea 3 Providence LLC to expand its propane storage terminal in the Port of Providence has prompted the city to consider changing its zoning laws to ban storage of liquified propane gas.

PROVIDENCE – A contested proposal to expand a propane storage terminal in the Port of Providence has prompted the city to consider changing its zoning laws. But whether the zoning amendment to ban liquid propane gas storage citywide can block Sea 3 Providence LLC from adding 540,000 gallons worth of fuel storage tanks to its…

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