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Berths 212-224 [YTI] Container Terminal Improvements Project

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The Berths 212-224 Container Terminal Improvements Project, managed by the Port of Los Angeles in California, involves a permit amendment with a term of up to 31 years to support the continued operations of an existing marine container terminal. This project allows YTI to complete the remaining components of a previously approved Environmental Impact Report and updates the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program to align with the 2017 Clean Air Action Plan and current federal, state, and local regulations. These modifications include updated environmental requirements and changes to the shipping company name within the lease measures. Although the project is noted to have a significant effect on the environment, the modifications themselves have not introduced new significant impacts or substantially increased the severity of previously identified effects. To address these impacts, the Los Angeles Harbor Department has adopted a Final EIR and Addendum, which include specific mitigation measures, a mitigation monitoring and reporting plan, and a statement of overriding considerations. The project is officially recorded for public filing as of August 27, 2026.

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Port of Los Angeles permit amendment for YTI container terminal improvements through 2057.

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New Dock Street & Pier S Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90731

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AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles, Port of
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Celia Sanchez ZelayaAssistant Planner

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The Addendum would issue a permit amendment with a term of up to 31 years to allow for continued operations of an existing marine container terminal and for YTI to complete the remaining components of the previous approved Environmental Impact Report (EIR). It would also modify the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) into the permit amendment, which modifies the timing, updates the environmental requirements consistent with the 2017 Clean Air Action Plan update and applicable federal, state, and regional/local rules and regulations, and changes the name of the shipping company in lease measures contained in the MMRP. No new significant environmental impacts or substantial increase in the severity of previously identified significant effects have been identified from these Project modifications.

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