6a supp

Item No.:              6a_Supp 
Meeting Date:          July 14, 2015 
Terminal 5 Berth Modernization 
Authorization to
Complete Design,
Permitting, and Conduct
Test Pile Program

Terminal 5 Berth Modernization
Requested Commission Action 
Request to: 
continue design and permitting, 
prepare construction documents, 
purchase test piles, 
advertise for construction bids for test pile installation, 
and conduct a test pile program 

Requesting $5M authorization to continue T5 effort 

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Terminal 5 
Berth Modernization 
Dock
Strengthening 
Berth
Deepening 
Power 
Upgrades 


Project work includes dock, berth, and power improvements 
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Wharf Modifications 



Typical construction drawing cross-section 
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Power Upgrades 
Power available now meets expected demand for: 
12 cranes powered by 13.8 KV AC 
1,000 refrigerated container units 
5MW             Existing crane maintenance facility 
current                       Existing operations center 
Existing office building 
Existing employee parking lot lighting 
25MW              Site lighting shall be same as existing 
available & designed 
Potential future power demand for automation,
50MW          lighting upgrades, cold-ironing, and redundancy: 
future need? 
Unmanned shuttle carriers 
Automatic stacking crane modules 
1,000 refrigerated containers 
Rail yard with rail loading cranes 
Site lighting replaced with LED 
Cold-ironing 
Redundancy 
Terminal power demand is expected to increase over time 
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Project Challenges 
Schedule limited by in-water work windows 
Estimates based on current pricing trends 
Effective noise mitigation during construction 
Potential impact of unknowns 
Tenant needs 
Site conditions 
Permit conditions 
Project team monitoring high risk areas 

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Test Pile Program 
Lower costs: 
Estimated net savings of $5M to $7M 
Additional geotechnical information may
result in shorter and fewer structural piles 
Reduced Risk 
Shorter piles reduces breakage 
Reduced noise in residential areas 
Fewer piles improves habitat and fisheries 
Test pile program offers significant benefits to project 
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Terminal 5 Timeline 
2014         2015         2016         2017         2018 
Planning 
Apply for Permits                      Receive Permits 
Design and Permitting
30%     6 0%     90% 

2016 Commission Authorization   Advertise             Construction
Crane Removal                     North             South    Dredge
Berth                 Berth
Tenant Solicitation           Tenant Crane Procurement

Desired project completion date is 2018 
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