Miami-Dade CTAC Wednesday, November 20, 2013 TRANSFORMING FLORIDA - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Jose Gonzalez, Senior Vice President – Corporate Development Florida East Coast Industries Miami-Dade CTAC Wednesday, November 20, 2013

TRANSFORMING FLORIDA

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COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE PASSENGER RAIL LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS ROW MANAGEMENT

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Miami West Palm Beach Orlando Fort Lauderdale

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55M

39M

19M+

POPULATION

50M+

EXPERIENCE CHALLENGING TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS

EXPRESS INTERCITY PASSENGER RAIL

DIVERSE MARKET

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IMAGINE A FASTER, RELIABLE & MORE CONVENIENT WAY TO TRAVEL

EXISTING TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR HOUR TRAVEL TIME

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ADVANCED, CONVENTIONAL TECHNOLOGY

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TRAVEL, LEISURE & ENTERTAINMENT

• Center city locations
• Custom designed

coaches & services

• Intermodal connectivity

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A product designed specifically for a targeted market combining

STRATEGIC STATION LOCATIONS

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MIAMI – TRANSFORMING DOWNTOWN

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MIAMI –

ORIGINAL SITE OF HENRY FLAGLER’S GRAND CENTRAL STATION

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FORT LAUDERDALE –

REVITALIZING NORTH OF BROWARD BOULEVARD

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WEST PALM BEACH –

CONNECTING TWO MAJOR DOWNTOWN DESTINATIONS

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ORLANDO – MULTIMODAL HUB

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ORLANDO – MULTIMODAL HUB

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MOVING FORWARD

COMPLETED ACTIVITIES

 Selected master planner and environmental engineering firms  Completed Environmental Assessment for Miami to West Palm Beach segment and received Finding of No Significant Impact Statement  Hired key management  Finalized negotiations with FDOT and OOCEA for access to SR 528  Finalized negotiations with Greater Orlando Aviation Authority for station at the Orlando Intl’ Airport

ONGOING ACTIVITIES

 Environmental Impact Statement Process between Miami and Orlando  Announce Fort Lauderdale station location  Announce new brand  Select rolling stock provider  Engage third party operating partner  Begin rail infrastructure and station construction

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