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Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility

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The Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Project involves the development and operation of a chassis support facility on an approximately 89-acre site at 740 Terminal Way, San Pedro, California, within the Port of Los Angeles. The project scope includes the construction of office trailers, maintenance and repair facilities, and chassis stalls, along with the installation of necessary water and electrical infrastructure. Additionally, the project entails the refurbishment of the vacant Eldridge Street office building at 750 Eldridge Street to support facility operations. The facility is intended to operate for up to 25 years, with a critical requirement that all cargo handling equipment on-site must be zero-emissions by January 1, 2030. The project has undergone extensive environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), resulting in a Final Environmental Impact Report. Key environmental considerations include the management of contaminated soil and groundwater through a formal Soil Management Plan, as well as the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions and air quality impacts, specifically regarding nitrogen oxides. Compliance with the California Coastal Act and South Coast Air Quality Management District regulations is required. Contractors must adhere to strict safety and health standards, including HAZWOPER and OSHA Hazard Communication training for personnel, the implementation of a Health and Safety Plan, and the use of specific personal protective equipment. Site operations must also include rigorous dust control measures and strict hazardous waste transport, marking, and labeling protocols.

General Info

Port of Los Angeles to build chassis support facility on 89-acre site in San Pedro, refurbish office building.

Agency

California → Los Angeles, Port of

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Navy Way, Ferry Street, Terminal Way, and State Route 47, Los Angeles, CA, 90731

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Section 3.4 Hazards and Hazardous Materials Summary

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Chapter 3 Environmental Analysis - CEQA Impact Evaluation

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Appendix B1 - Air Quality and Greenhouse Gas Calculations

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Port of Los Angeles Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Energy Section

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Port of Los Angeles Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Air Quality and Health Risk Section

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Appendix C-CCA Consistency Analysis for Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility

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Los Angeles Harbor Department Chassis Support Facility Environmental Impact Report

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Los Angeles Harbor Department Final Environmental Impact Report Chapter 10 Responses to Comments

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Environmental Impact Report Table of Contents

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Chapter 8 List of Preparers and Contributors - Los Angeles Harbor Department Environmental Document

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Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Project Air Quality and Health Risk Section

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Los Angeles Harbor Department Environmental Analysis Document

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Chapter 7 Growth-Inducing Impacts Environmental Report

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Port of Los Angeles Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Project Description

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Section 3.3 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Analysis for Terminal Island MSF Project

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Final Environmental Impact Report for Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility

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Acronyms and Abbreviations Reference

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Appendix B1 - Air Quality and Greenhouse Gas Calculations

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SCH 2023120181 Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Partially Revised Draft EIR

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Caltrans Comments on Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility DEIR

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Appendix B2 Health Risk Assessment for Diesel Particulate Matter

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Notice of Availability - Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Project RDEIR

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Summary Form for Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility EIR

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Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Project Draft Environmental Impact Report

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Chapter 5 Comparison of Alternatives - Environmental Impact Report

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DTSC Comments on Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility DEIR

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Chapter 4 Cumulative Analysis for Port of Los Angeles Project

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SCH #2023120181 Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Final EIR

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Appendix A - Notice of Preparation/Initial Study for Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Project

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Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Project Greenhouse Gas Emissions Section

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Appendix B2 Health Risk Assessment for Diesel Particulate Matter

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Chapter 9 References for Draft Environmental Impact Report

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Appendix D - Soil Management Plan for Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility

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Partially Revised and Recirculated Draft Environmental Impact Report (RDEIR) Acronyms and Abbreviations

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Final Environmental Impact Report for Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Project

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Chapter 6 Significant Irreversible Changes Analysis

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Partially Revised and Recirculated Draft Environmental Impact Report for Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility

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SCH 2023120181 Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Notice of Completion

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Notice of Determination for Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Project

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AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles, Port of
Contacts2 people available
OfficeN/A
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California → Los Angeles, Port of
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Nicole EncisoMarine Environmental Supervisor
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Lisa BlewittPhysical Sciences Group Manager
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Aspen Environmental Group
Agoura Hills, CA

Full Description

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The proposed Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Project (Project) involves the development and operation of a chassis support facility on an approximately 89-acre site at 740 Terminal Way, San Pedro, CA 90731 at the Port of Los Angeles. The Project would construct and install office trailers, maintenance and repair facilities, chassis stalls, and appurtenant water and electrical infrastructure. The existing vacant Eldridge Street office building (750 Eldridge Street, San Pedro) would also be refurbished to support operations. This document is a Partially Revised and Recirculated Draft EIR, which reflects a revised opening year of 2029 and full build-out year of 2049 and updates the air quality emission calculations to reflect new assumptions relating to greater potential truck travel distances and on-terminal time frames, including idling times, during operations.

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