MOC-P Homeport Site Alternatives Environmental Assessment
Project Manager: Jim Barrows
NEPA Contact: Minh Trinh
Project Description: The Marine Operations Center – Pacific (MOC‐P) provides centralized management of ten NOAA ships on the West Coast, including Alaska and Hawaii, and is the permanent homeport for four of these ships. The current lease (in Seattle, WA) expires June 30, 2011. In addition, as a result of the 2006 pier fire at this site, the current lease no longer serves all of MOC‐Ps requirements nor meets current environmental, safety and fire code requirements. Following a competitive lease acquisition process, under which proposals submitted from interested sites in Washington and Oregon (both of which are approximate mid‐points for all of NOAA’s West Coast ships, which include ships operating in Alaska and the equatorial Pacific) were reviewed against technical and price considerations, NOAA selected the Port of Newport, OR, as the new MOC‐P site, with operations beginning in 2011.
Public Notice: MOC-P PAA Final Determination
FINAL DETERMINATION:
Practicable Alternative Analysis
Marine Operations Center - Pacific Lease Award
1. Final Environmental Assessment (PDF)
- Large File
2. Public announcements in local newspapers
-Bellingham
-Newport
-Port Angeles
3. Finding Of No Significant Impact determination (PDF)
4. To All Interested Government Agencies and Public Groups
5. Initial Public Notice NOAA Marine Operations Center-Pacific Award to Port of Newport, Newport, Oregon
6. GSA Response on MOC-P Practicable Alternatives Analysis
7. Analysis of a Practicable Alternative to the Port of Newport (Newport, OR) for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Marine Operations Center-Pacific Lease Award
8. Public Notice: MOC-P PAA Final Determination
9. FINAL DETERMINATION: Practicable Alternative Analysis, MOC-P Lease Award
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