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The document or documents listed below reflect the complete agreement as amended through the indicated amendment number, ordered in reverse chronological order starting with the current amendment. Amendments listed with MC are marked copies of the specific changes made by that particular amendment. Each amendment indicates the date on which it was filed, the date it became effective, and a brief synopsis of the purpose of the amendment.

California Association of Port Authorities - Northwest Marine Terminal Association Agreement

FMC Agreement No. 002206

Synopsis: The Agreement authorizes the members of the Northwest Marine Terminal Association and the California Association of Port Authorities to discuss and agree on rates, charges, practices, and matters of mutual concern.

Most Recent Filing Date Filed Effective Date Synopsis
002206-008
9/12/2016 10/27/2016 The amendment adds the Northwest Seaport Alliance as a party to the Agreement and removes the Port of Tacoma.
002206-007
12/16/2014 12/16/2014 The amendment adds the Port of Pasco as a party to the Agreement.
002206-006
8/1/2013 8/1/2013 The amendment adds the Port of St. Helens, OR as a party to the Agreement.
002206-005
002206-005-MC
4/8/2008 4/8/2008 The amendment adds the Port of Coos Bay as a party to the Agreement.
002206-004
6/6/2005 6/6/2005 The amendment clarifies the issues that may be discussed pursuant to the Agreement, and makes miscellaneous administrative changes.
002206-003
11/20/1987 1/4/1988 The amendment update the Agreement to require written notice to terminate the Agreement.
002206-002
8/23/1984 10/7/1984 The amendment adds rate authority back into the Agreement.
002206-001
11/20/1981 11/15/1982 The amendment extends the effectiveness of the Agreement for five years on the condition that rate authority be removed.
002206
1/15/1969 1/15/1969 The Agreement authorizes the members of the Northwest Marine Terminal Association and the California Association of Port Authorities to discuss and agree on rates, charges, practices, and matters of mutual concern.