SA Recycling Facility Demolition and Restoration Project

The SA Recycling Facility Demolition and Restoration Project, solicitation number 25-046, involves the demolition and removal of existing improvements at Pier T in the Port of Long Beach, California. SA Recycling, LLC is tasked with restoring the premises to its pre-lease condition by removing the operations and administration building, parking lot, weighing station, railroad spurs, stockpile yard, loading areas, maintenance facilities, and various utilities. The scope also includes the removal of an aboveground storage tank, a stormwater conveyance system, concrete footings, flood lighting, boundary walls, and perimeter fencing. Following these activities, the site will be covered with crushed rock or gravel to prevent soil erosion and secured with new perimeter fencing. The existing wharf, crane rail system, oil pipelines, and plugged oil wells will remain on the property. The project is subject to a comprehensive environmental review process under the California Environmental Quality Act, including a Draft Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration. Key environmental considerations include the protection of nesting birds, archaeological and paleontological resources, human remains, and tribal cultural resources, with specific consultation conducted with the Gabrielino-Tongva Tribe and the Juaneno Band of Mission Indians Acjachemen Nation. The project is not listed on the Cortese List of hazardous waste sites. Administrative oversight is managed by the Port of Long Beach, with a public comment period ending October 30, 2026, and the project operating under Harbor Development Permit Application No. 25-046.