Keeping land for cargo

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Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Port of L.A. protects property from encroachment by non-maritime uses. By Eric Kulisch The Port of Los Angeles is in the process of formulating a development plan for interior sections of Terminal Island to protect it from encroachment by non-maritime uses that don’t depend on water transportation. In the past five years the port has created land-use plans for the San Pedro and Wilmington sections of its property. Terminal Island, which houses four of the port’s busiest container terminals, lac...

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