Final Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP)

Los Angeles Harbor Department
Section 3 Construction Traffic Management Plan
Table 3-1. Construction Traffic Management Plan for the SCIG Project.
Construction Traffic Management Plan
POLA requires contractors to prepare a detailed traffic management plan for Port projects. A traffic
management plan containing traffic control measures conforming to the requirements and guidance of
the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT), Caltrans, and the cities of Carson and Long
Beach, would be required at the time construction permits are obtained. At a minimum, the traffic
management plan shall contain the following:
Detour plans
Coordination with emergency services and transit providers
Coordination during the entire construction period with surrounding property owners,
businesses, residences, and tenants through the establishment of a community construction
liaison and public noticing within at least a one mile radius of the project site (in English,
Spanish, and other languages if necessary) via brochures, mailings, community meetings, and a
project website
Advanced notification of temporary bus stop loss and/or bus line relocation
Identification of temporary alternate bus routes
Advanced notice of temporary parking loss
Identification of temporary parking replacement or alternate adjacent parking within a
reasonable walking distance
Use of designated haul routes, use of truck staging areas
Observance of hours of operations restrictions and appropriate signing for construction
activities.
The traffic management plan would be implemented for all construction work directly related to the
SCIG facility and the PCH grade separation by BNSF and may be required, in whole or in part as
deemed necessary by LADOT, for overlapping construction activities at the alternate business sites.
Timing: Prior to and during Project construction.
Method: This measure shall be incorporated into BNSF’s and Alternate Business Location Tenants’
bid and contract specifications approved by LAHD for all construction work to reduce the impacts of
construction traffic. The contractor(s) shall submit a Construction Traffic Management Plan for
review and approval by BNSF and Tenants prior to beginning any construction activity. The
contractor(s) shall adhere to these specifications throughout construction phases. Enforcement shall
include oversight by BNSF’s and Tenants’ project/construction managers or designated building
inspectors to ensure compliance with contract specifications.
Implementation: BNSF and Alternate Business Location Tenants through Construction Contractors.
Monitoring and Reporting: LAHD, Environmental Management Division
SCIG Final EIR 3-2