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Berths 97-109 [China Shipping] Container Terminal Project

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The Port of Los Angeles has approved the Seventh Amendment to Permit No. 999 with China Shipping (North America) Holding Company, Ltd. for the continued operation of the marine container terminal at Berths 97-109. This action follows a May 2024 San Diego County Superior Court mandate requiring the Los Angeles Harbor Department to address deficiencies in previous environmental reviews. The project encompasses approximately 142 acres of terminal backlands, including lengthened wharfs at Berths 100 and 102, the use of ten new shoreside A-frame cranes, and various onsite facilities and roadway improvements. The amendment implements new and modified mitigation and lease measures specifically targeting air quality, greenhouse gases, and ground transportation to reduce significant environmental impacts through 2045. Key requirements include the use of Alternative Maritime Power, adherence to at-berth regulations, and the implementation of greenhouse gas reduction offsets. These measures were finalized through a Revised Supplemental Environmental Impact Report and a consolidated Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program to ensure compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act. The project's environmental impact was formally certified via a Notice of Determination dated June 18, 2026.

General Info

Port of Los Angeles amended Permit 999 for China Shipping terminal operations and mitigation.

Agency

California → Los Angeles, Port of

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Front Street and Pacific Avenue, CA, 90731

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Appendix B3 Health Risk Assessment for China Shipping Container Terminal

PDF•health-risk-assessment

06 Preparers Draft RSEIR v1 List of Preparers and Contributors

PDF•other

Appendix B1 Air Emissions Methodology and Data

PDF•sow

Draft Revised Supplemental Environmental Impact Report for China Shipping Container Terminal Project

PDF•environmental-impact-report

04_Cumulative_Draft RSEIR v4 - Chapter 4 Cumulative Analysis

PDF•environmental-impact-report

Draft Revised Supplemental Environmental Impact Report (RSEIR) v5 for Berths 97-109 Container Terminal Project

PDF•environmental-impact-report

Appendix A1 Notice of Preparation for Berths 97-109 Container Terminal Project Revised Supplemental EIR

PDF•notice-of-preparation

China Shipping Container Terminal Project Final Revised Supplemental Environmental Impact Report November 2025

PDF•environmental-impact-report

Notice of Availability - Draft Revised Supplemental Environmental Impact Report for Berths 97-109 Container Terminal Project

PDF•special-notice

SCH #2003061153 Berths 97-109 China Shipping Container Terminal Draft RSEIR NOC

PDF•environmental-document-transmittal

Draft Revised Supplemental Environmental Impact Report (RSEIR) Executive Summary for Port of Los Angeles Berths 97-109

PDF•environmental-impact-report

Draft RSEIR Section 3.2 Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Climate Change

PDF•environmental-impact-report-section

Draft Revised Supplemental Environmental Impact Report (RSEIR) for Berths 97-109 China Shipping Container Terminal

PDF•environmental-impact-report

China Shipping Draft Revised Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Summary

PDF•environmental-impact-summary

Draft Revised Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program for Berths 97-109 Container Terminal Project

PDF•environmental-mitigation-report

Appendix D NOP Comment Letters for Berth 97-109 Project

PDF•comment-letters

05_References_RSEIR v1 Environmental Impact Report References

PDF•references

Chapter 3 Environmental Analysis Draft RSEIR

PDF•environmental-analysis

Appendix C Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trend Values

PDF•other

07_Acronyms_Draft RSEIR v2 - Acronyms and Abbreviations

PDF•other

Section 3.1 Air Quality and Meteorology Analysis for Revised Project

PDF•environmental-impact-section

Notice of Determination for Berths 97-109 Container Terminal Project

PDF•determination-and-findings

Appendix B2 Air Dispersion Modeling Criteria Pollutant Analysis

PDF•specifications

Appendix A2 Mitigation and Lease Measures for Berths 97-109 Container Terminal

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SCH 2003061153 Berths 97-109 China Shipping Container Terminal Final Revised SEIR NOC

PDF•final-revised-seir-noc

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AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles, Port of

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / Agency

California → Los Angeles, Port of

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Contacts

Lisa OchsnerMarine Environmental Manager

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Approval of the Seventh Amendment to Permit No. 999, as amended (Permit 999) with China Shipping (North America) Holding Company, Ltd. (China Shipping), for continued operation of a marine container terminal located at Berths 97-109 in the Port of Los Angeles under new and/or modified mitigation measures and lease measures in the areas of air quality, greenhouse gases, and ground transportation that were approved and adopted in the 2008 Environmental Impact Statement/Environmental Impact Report or in the Final Revised Supplemental Environmental Impact Report (2025 RSEIR) and the 2019 Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report, as revised by the RSEIR, to reduce potentially significant environmental impacts.

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