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Home›Green Marine›Anchorage port’s $360 million upgrade gets federal approval
Green Marine

March 14, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Anchorage port’s $360 million upgrade gets federal approval

Federal regulators have approved a $360 million redevelopment project of the Port of Anchorage. The Federal Maritime Administration endorsed the project this week, determining that it will have no significant impact on the surrounding environment. The first phase, to improve rail and road access, be

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Federal regulators have approved a $360 million redevelopment project of the Port of Anchorage. The Federal Maritime Administration endorsed the project this week, determining that it will have no significant impact on the surrounding environment. The first phase, to improve rail and road access, began last summer and is expected to be completed in July.

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