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1 LA WATERFRONT PROGRAM WILMINGTON & SAN PEDRO American Council of Engineering Companies November 12, 2008
2 OVERVIEW Santa Monica Bay Downtown Los Angeles Palos Verdes Peninsula San Pedro Wilmington Port of Long Beach Port of Los Angeles
3 OVERVIEW Port of Los Angeles Facts: Cargo Volume 8.3 Million TEUs in 2007 Ranked 1 st busiest containerport in US (#1 ranking since 2000) 1.2 Million Cruise Passengers in 2007 $240.4 Billion Value of Trade to the US Economy $5.1 Billion in State and Local Taxes throughout California
4 SAN PEDRO BAY THEN A little history about the San Pedro Bay Shoreline.
5 SAN PEDRO BAY NOW And then.. in 2002 Comparison of 1872 to 2002 San Pedro Bay Shoreline
6 LA WATERFRONT PROGRAM WILMINGTON Waterfront - Harry Boulevard Buffer - Avalon Triangle Park - Avalon Corridor (North and South)
7 Harry Bridges Boulevard Buffer Construction An area of landscape, hardscape, dense trees and rolling hills and berms that will create a buffer for the residential community to the north from the industrial port facilities to the south Design January 2006 Construction January 2009 $54.8 Million
8 Avalon Triangle Park Design Landscaping, artificial turf, irrigation, lighting, bathroom, shade structure, grading and paving. Design September 2004 Construction July 2009 $5.2 Million
9 Avalon Corridor Phase I - South Design Promenades, floating docks and public open space Pedestrian Bridge and Viewing Tower Design August 2007 Construction September 2010 $ 110 Million - Construction Management
10 Design Avalon Corridor Phase I - North Sidewalk reconstruction, streetscaping and other infrastructure improvements between Harry Bridges Blvd. and C Street, from Lagoon Ave to Broad Ave. Design August 2007 Construction Winter 2010 $ 10 Million - Construction Management
11 Avalon Corridor Future Phase II Phase II of the Avalon Blvd. Corridor Development. To be constructed on property currently owned by DWP and occupied by large oil tanks. Design TBD Construction TBD $10 Million -Design - Construction Management
12 LA WATERFRONT PROGRAM SAN PEDRO Waterfront Project Proposed Project in DEIR
13 Southern Pacific Slip and Angel s Walk Stanchions Improvements to pedestrian connections 19 Angel s Walk LA signs between Berths 93 Cabrillo Beach Ghost Fish Art Piece Design Complete Advertising in December 2008 Construction May 2009 $7+ Million Design/Construction
14 Downtown Harbor Town Square/Promenade Water Cuts Buildings/Ralph J. Scott Museum Design May 2008 Construction Spring 2010 $70+ Million - Construction Management Design
15 Ports O Call Development Design Demo of existing Ports O Call buildings Sole commercial development in EIR/EIS Approximately 550lf of waterfront promenade at the Ports O Call Inhouse Design Design September 2008 (in-house) Construction September 2009 $60+ Million -Developer -Construction Management
16 Sampson Way Design Expand & Realign Sampson Way between 7 th St. & 22 nd St. including Red Car realignment Design Summer 2008 Construction Fall 2011 $60+ Million - Construction Management
17 Westway Terminal Demolition Demolition of the above-ground structures at the Westway Terminal Complex Design May 2008 Construction Fall 2009 $5.4 Million -Construction Management -Site Remediation for Environmental Clean-up Design
18 Salinas de San Pedro Design Promenade along the water s edge through the Salinas Salt Marsh from Cabrillo Marina to Cabrillo Beach Design Summer 2008 Construction Fall 2011 $15 Million -Construction Management
19 Red Car Line Extension and Museum Future Design TBD Construction TBD $50+ Million -Design -Construction Management
20 San Pedro Park Future Proposed 18 acre park at Sampson Way & Miner St. Design TBD Construction TBD $28+ Million Warehouse Nos. 9 and 10 -Design - Construction Management San Pedro Park
21 Future City Dock No. 1 Promenade & Marine Research Facility Design TBD Construction TBD $45+ Million -Design - Construction Management
22 Future Cruise Terminal Development
23 Future Cruise Terminal Development Inner and Outer Harbor Cruise Terminal Development Cruise Terminal Parking Design Spring 2009 Construction Fall 2011 Inner Harbor $200-$300 Million -Design - Construction Management Outer Harbor
24 North Harbor Cuts Future 5-Acre Water Cut Promenade from Fire Station 112 to Inner Cruise Terminal S.S. Lane Victory Relocation Design TBD Construction TBD $50+ Million -Design - Construction Management
25 Future Berth 240 Fuel Station Relocation Design TBD Construction TBD $20+ Million -Design - Construction Management
26 POLA Engineering Division Points of Contact: LA Waterfront Development Dina Aryan-Zahlan, Security Program Kurt Arend, Transportation Program Sal Zambrano, Terminal Development Dina Aryan-Zahlan, Rail Program Ron Groves, On-Call Program Lisa Roberts, Construction Division Mark Rose, Port Website:
27 Thank you for your time & interest.
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