Public Access Plan
We are developing a public access plan to identify specific needs and opportunities to provide the public with access to the shoreline.

State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA)
Find more information about the Port's SEPA policy and procedures, as well as documents and comment forms related to current SEPA actions.

Future projects

Saltchuck Habitat Restoration Site
About 17 acres of shoreline property along Marine View Drive will be used for future habitat mitigation and restoration purposes. The Dick Gilmur Shoreline Restoration and Kayak Launch, opened in June 2011, is among the first pieces of the property to be enhanced. Learn more.

Recently completed projects

Lincoln Avenue Grade Separation
The overpass opened in June 2011. We raised Lincoln Avenue over key railroad tracks in the Port industrial area, removing the at-grade conflict between rail and vehicular traffic.

Place of Circling Waters habitat site
We restored 26 acres of habitat at the mouth of Hylebos Creek. The site features valuable intertidal marsh, stream channels and forested open space, as well as a public overlook that is open daily from dawn to dusk.

Tideflats Area Transportation Study
We partnered with seven stakeholders to identify future transportation needs for the growth of freight-related traffic to and from the Port industrial area. 

Washington United Terminals berth extension
We extended the berth at by 600 feet to support two large new cranes the Hyundai Merchant Marine-owned terminal added in January 2009. 

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