The plan promotes development while making the best use of the port’s land and water resources, increasing terminal efficiency, accommodating diverse cargoes and increasing public access to the waterfront to preserve the Port’s heritage.
“This comprehensive update reflects our evolution, growth and priorities going forward,” said Port Executive Director Geraldine Knatz. “For example, the updated plan preserves the fishing community at Fish Harbor while ensuring Terminal Island is primarily designated for cargo handling and related uses.”
“The updated Port Master Plan is a new roadmap for a new era. It ensures the most efficient, beneficial and responsible use of this vital asset for our city and our nation,” added Harbor Commission President Cindy Miscikowski.
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