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Newport International Terminal News Updates
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There will be no April meeting of the Joint City/Port Pedestrian Safety Plan Task Force. A date will be announced for the May meeting. |
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Public Forum Panelists |
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International Terminal Renovation Project Updates |
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The distant water fleet at the new Terminal Dock. |
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Preparing for Paving at the International Terminal. |
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This photograph was taken underneath the new East Dock as of the end of March, 2013. |
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Terminal Operations Supervisor Jim Durkee and General Manager Don Mann welcomed Port personnel to the new shop at the Terminal for an All Employees Lunch on March 22. |
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Six boats from a California tuna fleet moored at the new east dock in October. |
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The final lift was poured in two full sections on the east dock October 25, 2012. |
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Natt McDougall Company (NMC) demolished the east terminal warehouse on October 1, 2012. |
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The 120-foot tuna vessel F/V Eastward was the first boat to tie to the new dock at the terminal. |
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The front half of F/V Chevelle was raised on August 24 and brought to shore at McLean Point near the terminal. The wreckage was hauled to a scrap yard in Portland, where it will be recycled. The back half of the boat has not been positively located. F/V Chevelle ran aground and sank after crossing the Newport bar on March 11. |
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Project site with new dock and work in progress in the gap area. |
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Installation of tension rods through the Hennebique. |
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Iron work proceeds at the bulkhead wall. |
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The new cargo dock is under construction. |
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The propellar is removed from the M/V Pasley. |
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Natt McDougall Company completed the in-water work at the International Terminal on March 13, two days ahead of schedule. Remediation is now 100% complete. The Port will apply to the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) for a No Further Action (NFA) letter, which will remove the terminal site from DEQ's Environmental Cleanup Site Information. |
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Port of Newport General Manager Don Mann joined the Pacific Northwest Waterways delegation in Washington, DC March 4-8. He met with Congressman Kurt Schrader, Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden, and representatives from the Department of Commerce and Army Corps of Engineers. A major topic of discussion was the Port's International Terminal Project. |
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The cargo dock near shore pile cap header has been poured. Forms are being set for the outboard. |
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Pilings are being pulled from the cofferdam that held the Pasley at the Terminal Renovation Project. |
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Steel salvaged from from the Pasley and Hennebique and sheet pile buy back has resulted in a credit of $320,000 that will be rolled back into the International Terminal Renovation Project. |
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Aerial photograph of the Terminal Renovation Project as of December 8, 2011. |
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Scaffolding is being removed after painting protective epoxy on the sheet pile. |
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Material from the Hennebique is loaded for transport to the Coffin Butte facility. |
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Demolition of the SS Pasley was completed before the end of October, leaving an empty cofferdam. |
There will be restricted vehicle access to the east terminal dock fishing boat moorage area from November 1, 2011 through the spring of 2012. All efforts will be made to provide moorage and to service vessels for pucposes of loading and offloading gear. Fishermen are encouraged to schedule time in advance with the Port's terminal representative, Jim Durkee (541-270-0545), so he can keep work flowing as smoothly as possible. The Port is working with the contractor to achieve as much work on the east pier as possible this winter to expedite completion of this project. |
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The Port Commission was briefed on the progress of the International Terminal Renovation Project at the regular meeting on Tuesday, October 25, 2011. Click below to read more. |
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The Port Commission was briefed on the progress of the International Terminal Renovation Project at its noon work session and regular meeting on Tuesday, September 27, 2011. Click below to read more. |
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Due to the high risk and unpredictable nature of the demolition of the SS Pasley, Port of Newport contractor Natt McDougall Company may need to perform work around the clock until the Pasley has been completely demolished or stabilized. This is expected to occur intermittently between September 14, 2011 and October 5, 2011. Click below to read more. |
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The Port Commission was briefed on the progress of the Terminal Renovation Project at the noon work session and regular meeting on Tuesday, August 23, 2011. Click below to read more. |
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The Port Commission was briefed on the progress of the International Terminal Renovation project at its noon work session and regular meeting on Tuesday, June 26, 2011. Click below to read more. |
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The Port Commission was briefed on the progress of the International Terminal Renovation Project at its noon work session and regular meeting on Tuesday, June 28, 2011. Click below to read more. |
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This is an aerial view of the Terminal Renovation Project as of May 4, 2011. |
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Work in progress on the Pasley, May 4, 2011 |
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The Port Commission was briefed on the progress of the International Terminal Renovation project at the monthly meeting on Tuesday, May 25, 2011. Click below to read more. |
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The Port Commission was briefed on the progress of the International terminal Renovation Project at the monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Click below to read more. |
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The water treatment system for the terminal project is fully operational and has been inspected by the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). The system will proecss water extracted from inside the hull of the Pasley. |
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1943 steering gear and twin cylinder, vertical reciprocating steam engine. |
The Port of Newport Board of Commissioners received an update on the International Terminal Renovation Project scope at the regular monthly meeting on March 22, 2011. Click below to read more. |
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The Port of Newport Commissioner received an updated drawing of the International Terminal Renovation Project alternative at the regular meeting on March 22, 2011. Click below to see the drawing. |
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The Port Commission was briefed on the progress of the International Terminal renovation Project at the regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 22, 2011. Click below to read more. |
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The cofferdam, also known as the containment cell, around the Pasley was completed on February 4, 2011. |
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The Port of Newport Board of Commissioners was briefed on the progress of the International Terminal Renovation Project at the monthly meeting on Tuesday, February 22, 2011. Click here to read the update. |
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The Port Commission was briefed on the progress of the International Terminal Renovation Project at its monthly meeting on Tuesday, January 25, 2011. Click here for news update. |
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Senator Ron Wyden met on November 5, 2010 with Port of Newport Commissioners, Port staff, the Governor's staff, and members of the construction and project management firms. Click on the link to read more. |
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Work on the north dredge disposal site near the terminal continues. |
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Demolition of the old terminal office has been completed. |
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The Port Commission was briefed on the progress of the International Terminal Renovation Project at the regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, October 26, 2010. Click on the link to read more. |
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New office and warehouse buildings at the Terminal. |
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Informational signs have been placed at the Terminal and along Bay Boulevard regarding the Port of Newport's Terminal Renovation Project. Click on the pdf link below to view the sign. |
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Proposed Cleanup Actions for the Port of Newport International Terminal |
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Click on the link for an update on construction plans for the International Terminal Renovation Project. |
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Port Commission Briefed on Construction Plans for the International Terminal Renovation Project. Click on the link for the Tuesday, July 27, 2010 update. |
Click on the link for an overview of the public open house that was held on the Terminal Renovation Project on July 20, 2010. |
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Go to the following website to access the Army Corps of Engineers' public notice for the Terminal, Permit No. NWP-2007-832. Comments are due by August 15, 2010. |
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International Terminal Renovation Project Open House |
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Quade Commercial Construction, Lincoln City, OR, has started construction of two new upland buildings at the terminal site. The buildings will house an office and shop for terminal operations, office space for J. Lamb Marine Electric, and an office and warehouse for Foulweather Trawl. There will also be space for stevedores and longshoremen and one additional small office space for lease in the future. |
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Go to the following websites to access the Port of Newport's Joint Permit Application for public review and comment. |
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The Port has submitted its Joint Permit Application for the in-water work on the International Terminal Renovation Project. Click on the link for the full news release. |
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The Port is expected to submit its Joint Permit Application for in-water work on the International Terminal Renovation Project. Click on the link for the entire news release. |
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The Port Commission completed another milestone on the International Terminal Renovation Project at its meeting on Tuesday, April 27, 2010, when it passed the 95% design completion. Click on the link for more details. |
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The Port Commission received an update on the progress of the International terminal Renovation Project at its meeting on Tuesday, March 23, 2010. Click on the link for more information. |
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Cracks in the Pasley hull. |
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Preparations are made for the first phase of oil discovery on the Pasley in June 2009, using a remotely operated vehicle (ROV). |
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Survey work gets under way for the Terminal Renovation Project. |
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Commission President Ginny Goblirsch tours the International Terminal Renovation Project site. |
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Geo-Tech work gets underway on the Terminal Renovation Project. |
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Kent Gibson, Port Operations North, below decks on the Pasley. |
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Below decks on the Pasley. |
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Opening the Hennebique hold. |