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Amendment to Port of Long Beach Tariff No. 4, Item 848

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The Port of Long Beach is implementing an amendment to Tariff No. 4, Item 848, regarding Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) user fees. The VTS provides 24-hour vessel monitoring and navigational information within a 25-nautical mile arc from Point Fermin, including outside anchorages. This action establishes a phased fee structure starting October 1, 2026, featuring annual 4.0% rate increases for Tariff Items 848(a) and 848(b) over a three-year period ending October 1, 2028. Additionally, a one-time 4.0% rate increase will be applied to Tariff Item 848(c) subsections 1 through 5 effective October 1, 2026, and a new rate category will be introduced for vessels with a Length Over All (LOA) of 360 meters. All adjusted rates will be rounded to the nearest dollar. This regulatory action is classified as a forecast and is governed by statutory exemptions under the California Public Resources Code, specifically sections 21080(b)(8) and 15273, which allow public agencies to modify user fees to cover operating expenses. The amendment was signed and posted on August 11, 2026, by the Director of Environmental Planning. Administrative oversight is managed by the City of Long Beach Harbor Department, with primary points of contact being Jennifer Williams and Roger Wu. Because this is a tariff amendment and statutory exemption rather than a federal procurement, there are no FAR clauses, specific contract values, or competitive solicitation requirements associated with this action.

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Port of Long Beach updates Vessel Traffic Service fees with scheduled rate increases.

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California → Long Beach, Port of

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Long Beach, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Long Beach, Port of
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California → Long Beach, Port of
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Jennifer WilliamsEnvironmental Specialist Assoc.

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Amendment to Port of Long Beach Tariff No. 4, Item 848 – Vessel Traffic Service User Fees. The Vessel Traffic Service, which provides 24-hour vessel traffic monitoring and navigational information to vessel operators within a 25-nautical mile arc extending from Point Fermin including outside anchorages. The proposed action establishes annual rate increases of 4.0% to Tariff Items 848(a) and 848(b) over three years commencing October 1, 2026 through October 1, 2028, a one-time rate increase of 4.0% to Tariff Items 848(c) subsections 1 through 5 effective October 1, 2026, and a new rate category for vessels at 360 meters Length Over All. All rates will be rounded to the nearest dollar.

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