The city's Department of Public Health denied a request by KCBX Terminals Company, owned by billionaire brothers and top Republican donors Charles and David Koch, for a 14-month extension to remove the giant heaps of petcoke currently sitting on the Southeast Side, according to the Sun-Times.
http://chicago.curbed.com/archives/2015/02/17/rahm-tells-koch-bros-company-to-move-petcoke-piles.php
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