1. Middle Harbor Redevelopment: Third Party Fill Material

2. Middle Harbor Fill Site
~ 5,400,000 cy of fill material required
Project will generate 2,200,000 cy
Fills can accommodate 3,200,000 cy from other Port projects and outside sources

3. Middle Harbor Fill Objectives
Construct a cost-effective, structurally sound fill on schedule
Maximize beneficial reuse of contaminated sediments from the region
Support Port’s Green Port and WRAP Commitments and regional CSTF goals
Construct a cost effective structurally sound fill to support a Modern Marine Container Terminal
Honor our CSTF commitment to provide the region with opportunities to beneficially reuse contaminated sediments
Maximize, to the extent feasible, the amount of contaminated material removed from the environment
Material that already has a permitted home elsewhere would not be considered unless there is excess capacity in the fill

4. Third Party Fill Application Process
Solicited applications from third parties
11 applications from 6 applicants
>4 million cy of material
Reviewed applications against criteria
Developed tentative fill plan for presentation to CSTF
Identified placement of 1.7 million cy of third party material into fill
Solicit applications (May -Jun)
Applications from Eagle Rock, City of Long Beach, Port of Los Angeles, City of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles and City of Newport Beach
Evaluate applications and Develop Tentative Fill Plan Applications (July – Oct)
Criteria for evaluation:
Meet Fill Objectives
Project Schedule
Documentation and Material Delivery
Fill Composition
Geotechnical (Structurally Suitable)
Chemical Requirements (Non-Hazardous)
Documentation Requirements
Permits, insurance, licenses, & agreements
Geographic Source Prioritization (prioritize POLB and City of Long Beach first, then working outward from port area)
Tentative fill plan was created to provide the most optimal use of Third party materials
If all projects are able to meet the proposed schedule, 1.7 million cy of material will be removed from the marine environment and beneficially used
Present Applications to CSTF (Nov 17)
Develop Final Fill Plan (Dec)
Prepare Individual Fill Plans with Applicants (Dec – Jan)
Execute MOAs (Feb 2011)

5. Proposed Fill Plan: Phase 1
Approximate Elevation (ft)
Fill Layer
Tentative Projects for Each Layer
Estimated Source Volume (cy)
Estimated Total Volume (cy)
Tentative Timing of Fill Availability
(+15 to +45) 7
Borrow Site
500,000
700,000
After Dec 2012
Storage Site
200,000
(+8 to +15) 6
300,000
Sept to Dec 2012
(-5 to +8) 5
LA County, Marina del Rey, Areas 1-6
116,000
531,000
May to Aug 2012
LA County, Marina del Rey, Areas 7-9
108,000
Port of Los Angeles, China Shipping Surcharge
307,000
(-15 to -5) 4
Eagle Rock Aggregate, Port of Long Beach D44
6,000
Jan to Apr 2012
Miscellaneous Port of Long Beach Projects
100,000
City of Long Beach, Colorado Lagoon
70,000
City of Long Beach, Alamitos Bay
41,000
83,000
(-20 to -15) Granular Layer 3
164,000
June to Dec 2011
(<-20) Berm 2
(<-20) 1
City of Newport Beach, Rhine Channel
150,000
325,000
May to Aug 2011
USACE LARE and City of Long Beach Rainbow Harbor
175,000
Sept to Dec 2010

6. Next Steps Prepare individual fill plans with selected applicants
Execute MOAs
Material will be delivered per individual fill plans