Gulf Coast International Inspection, Inc. Receives Environmental Assessment, FNSI, and Notice of Opportunity for a Hearing

Summary

Gulf Coast International Inspection, Inc. has been granted a Finding of No Significant Impact (FNSI) for its environmental assessment, allowing the company to proceed with its operations in Houma, LA, with an opportunity for a public hearing to be held.

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