Sunray Terminal

Key features

• Bulkhead & Shoreline Improvements – ±350 LF of concrete bulkhead with rip-rap stabilization for long-term durability
• Can be Converted to Fuel Terminal
• Dual Access Points – Two gravel road entrances from Sunray Road allowing flexible site circulation
• Existing Terminal Infrastructure – Fully improved site designed for petroleum product storage, transfer and marine-based logistics operations
• Intracoastal Waterfront Frontage – 985 linear feet along the Intracoastal Waterway with direct access to Redfish Bay and Gulf Coast marine routes
• LACT-Equipped Systems – Six tanks with Lease Automatic Custody Transfer units for efficient metering and transfer
• Marine Docking Facilities – Existing dock/berth with pilings to support barge access and waterfront operations
• No Zoning Restrictions – Located outside city limits, subject to Industrial District Agreement
• On-Site Office Building – ±750 SF office (built circa 2014–2016) supporting administrative operations
• Secured Industrial Site – Fenced facility with controlled access for operational security
• Significant Storage Capacity – Two primary tanks (70,000 & 55,000 barrels) totaling 125,000 barrels of storage
• Supplemental Tank Farm – Multiple 400-barrel and 200-barrel tanks supporting flexible storage operations
• Usable Industrial Acreage – ±22.493 acres of usable land with additional wetlands providing natural buffering
• Vapor Control & Containment – Integrated vapor control system and overspill containment infrastructure in place