Nevada Cement Company LLC Stockton Terminal Modernization Project

The Nevada Cement Company LLC Stockton Terminal Modernization Project involves the expansion and upgrading of a bulk cementitious-material receiving and distribution terminal located at 205 Port Road 1 in the Port of Stockton's East Complex. The project includes increasing the leasehold area from approximately 4.92 acres to 10.98 acres to accommodate significant infrastructure improvements. Key upgrades consist of the rehabilitation of Berth 3/4, the installation of a new enclosed ship unloader and conveyance system, the replacement of Bunkers 6 and 7 with a new storage dome, and enhancements to truck and rail loading systems. Additionally, the project includes civil and utility improvements and the installation of infrastructure at Berth 2 to support future barge loading. These modifications are designed to increase unloading efficiency and storage capacity while maintaining existing permitted throughput limits. Construction is planned to occur in phases over a period of two to five years, during which terminal operations will continue. As the lead agency, the Port of Stockton has conducted extensive environmental reviews under the California Environmental Quality Act, resulting in a Draft Environmental Impact Report. This process has evaluated potential impacts on air quality, greenhouse gas emissions, biological resources, noise, vibration, and transportation. Technical assessments have been performed to establish mitigation measures for toxic air contaminants, health risks, and impacts on protected species and cultural resources. Public review for the project was scheduled between September 30, 2026, and November 13, 2026.