The Port of Los Angeles is preparing to release a draft report on waterfront redevelopment from the Vincent Thomas Bridge to Cabrillo Beach.
The report will assess six options for the San Pedro waterfront project, a multi-phase revitalization to enhance recreational and commercial activity along the waterfront.
The study, formally known as a draft environmental impact statement/environmental impact report (EIS/EIR), will be released in early July for public comment.
Port officials have been presenting the plans to neighborhood councils and other civic organizations.
Highlights include proposals to create a pedestrian promenade, build water cuts along the Main Channel, add as many as three cruise ship terminals, develop a conference center at Ports O Call Village, realign streets, de-industrialize some areas extend the Red Car routes to Cabrillo Beach.
Additional details about the proposed project can be found in these port documents (posted to our sister site).
Saturday, May 24, 2008
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