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Por ort E Ever ergl glade des R Rev evised ed Rec ecom ommend nded B d Budge udget f for or FY20 2021 21 Augus ugust 27, 27, 2020 2020 2 Introdu oduction on Like most entities, Port Everglades began experiencing the

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Augus ugust 27, 27, 2020 2020

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Introdu

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  • Like most entities, Port Everglades began experiencing the negative impacts of the

COVID-19 pandemic in mid-March

  • Prior to the pandemic, the Port was trending toward a record-breaking year with total
  • perating revenues through February increasing by 9%
  • Through July, total volumes and operating revenues have decreased in nearly all

categories which will be detailed on the following slides

  • In response to these volume and revenue decreases, the Port identified

approximately $12.2 million in mid-year operating expense budget reductions with adjustments expected to be included in the 3rd supplemental budget in September

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Year ear-to-Dat ate P e Performanc ance t thru J u July – Volume me S Statist stics cs

Stat atis istic July ly A Actual ual – FY2019 2019 July ly A Actual ual – FY2020 2020 (+ (+/-)

Cruise passengers 3,571,153 2,539,542 (29)% Cargo TEUs 884,599 795,336 (10)% Cargo tons 5,733,010 4,760,796 (17%) Petroleum barrels 105,935,318 92,326,474 (13%) Bulk and breakbulk tons 1,485,136 1,233,161 (17%) Multi-day cruise ship calls 625 467 (25%) Total ship calls 3,442 3,257 (5)%

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Year ear-to-Dat ate O e Operat ating ng R Revenu nues es t thru J u Jul uly

Revenue C enue Categor egory July ly A Actual ual – FY2019 2019 July ly A Actual ual – FY2020 2020 (+ (+/-)

Cruise $55,112,867 $41,239,745 (25)% Containerized cargo 29,123,137 27,857,324 (4)% Petroleum 31,516,133 28,499,731 (10%) Real estate 15,315,153 16,336,967 7% Parking 8,154,270 5,488,010 (33%) Breakbulk 3,472,213 3,384,363 (3)% Bulk 4,090,977 3,550,831 (13%) Lay-in 1,499,852 4,993,958 233% Other 1,247,463 1,189,263 (5%) Total $149,532,065 $132,540,192 (11%)

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FY2021 21 Revised ed R Reven enue A ue Assum umpt ption

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Cruis ise

Since the preliminary recommended budget was submitted, there have been several developments related to the global COVID-19 pandemic that have negatively impacted cruise revenue estimates for FY2021 as follows:

  • On June 19, 2020, the Cruise Line International Association (CLIA) announced a voluntary

extension of the cruise suspension existing at the time from August 1, 2020 to September 15, 2020

  • On July 7, 2020, Carnival Cruise Line announced the redeployment of Carnival ships from Port

Everglades to PortMiami and Port Canaveral for the upcoming season

  • On July 17, 2020 Holland America announced the sale of the ships Amsterdam and Rotterdam

which had been scheduled to call at Port Everglades during the upcoming season

  • On July 16, 2020, the CDC announced an extension of the cruise no-sale order until September

30, 2020

  • On July 22, 2020, Princess Cruises announced a voluntary suspension of cruise operations to

the Caribbean and elsewhere until December 15, 2020

  • On August 5, 2020, CLIA announced a voluntary extension of the cruise suspension until

October 31, 2020

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FY2021 21 Revised ed R Reven enue A ue Assum umpt ption

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Cruis ise

As a result of the continued uncertainty over when cruise operations will resume, the Port is recommending to reduce the FY2021 cruise revenue budget by $20,736,050 to $12,475,000* which reflects the following:

  • Sailing of remaining multi-day cruises beginning on December 1, 2020 at 30%

capacity through June 30, 2021, and increasing to 50% capacity July through September

  • Forecast assumes additional revenue from new customer Viking Cruises for cruises

between January and March expected to be billed at tariff rates

  • The Port is also recommending a corresponding decrease in the budget for

cruise parking revenues from $3,758,000 to $1,526,000 *This amount is merely a projection based upon current circumstances but in no way is intended to modify

  • r amend the contractual obligations of any or all of the cruise lines
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FY2021 021 Rev even enue ue Assum umpt ptions

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The Petroleum and Containerized Cargo revenue estimates for FY2021 are derived from the baseline “likely” forecasts included in the adopted Master/Vision Plan:

  • Petroleum assumes a baseline of 125,084,752 barrels with decreases of 10%, 25%,

and 10% for gas, jet, and other fuel types, respectively resulting in an estimate of 107,179,792 barrels at an average of $0.32 per barrel or $34,223,040

  • Containerized cargo assumes a 10% decrease to the baseline of 1,105,000 TEUs

(613,889 shipmove equivalent) which equals 994,500 TEUs (552,500 shipmove equivalent) at an average of $57.90 per shipmove or $31,987,070

  • In addition to the above, the Port is recommending a reduction of $710,060 to

the budget for real estate primarily due to a reduction from the tenant move to the new FTZ

  • All other revenue sources including bulk, breakbulk, lay-in, finance charges,

Foreign Trade Zone, rail revenues, and public safety assume 3% tariff increases

  • ver the FY2020 budget

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Categor egory FY20 A 20 Adopt

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ended Budget dget (+ (+/-) Cruise $61,290,280 $33,211,050 $12,475,000 ($20,736,050) Petroleum $38,385,160 $34,223,040 $34,223,040 $0 Containerized Cargo $36,542,410 $31,987,070 $31,987,070 $0 Real Estate $17,914,670 $18,453,060 $17,743,000 ($710,060) Bulk/Breakbulk $7,245,740 $7,463,080 $7,463,080 $0 Parking $7,493,260 $3,758,000 $1,526,000 ($2,232,000) Other $2,736,280 $2,818,080 $2,818,080 $0 Total $171,608,800 $131,913,380 $108,235,270 ($23,678,110)

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FY 2021 2021 - $108, $108,235,27 270

$34,223,040 Petroleum 32% $31,987,070 Containerized Cargo 30% $12,475,000 Cruise 12% $7,463,080 Bulk/Breakbulk 7% $17,743,000 Real Estate 16% $1,526,000 Parking 1% $2,818,080 Other 3%

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FY202 2021 Rev evised O d Ope perating ng E Expen pense Budget et A Assum umpt ption

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If the recommended revenue budget for FY2021 is revised downward to $108,235,270, the Port is proposing the following in order to adopt a budget that meets at least the minimum debt service coverage requirements of 1.25x/1.10x: 1) Reduce the recommended operating expense budget by $12,670,460 (detail by category on the next slide) 2) Use $15,000,000 of the Port’s unrestricted cash and investments (approximately $150 million as of June 30, 2020) to legally defease debt to decrease pressure on next year’s coverage

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Expens pense e Budget get Compar parison

Expens pense C e Categor egory FY21 O 21 Orig iginal inal Recom

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FY21 R 21 Revis ised ed Recom

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ended Budget dget

Security $ 22,374,090 ($5,500,000) $16,874,090 Fire/EMS $10,360,670 $0 $10,360,670 Personnel $23,805,560 ($3,187,270) $20,618,290 Crane Operations $9,840,170 $0 $9,840,170 Repairs, Maintenance, Materials & Supplies $9,837,800 ($1,989,590) $7,848,210 Insurance $7,607,740 $0 $7,607,740 Professional Services $3,515,150 ($1,205,200) $2,309,950 Utilities $4,771,060 $0 $4,771,060 County Services & Cost Chargeback $3,760,030 $0 $3,760,030 Other $4,798,190 ($788,400) $4,009,790 Total $ 100,670,460 ($12,670,460) $88,000,000

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FY2021 021 – FY2025 025 Rec ecom

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Southport Turning Notch Extension (May of 2019)

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021– FY2 Y2025 C CIP IP - $356, 6,658, 658,540 540

Reserves $35,000,000 10% Deepening & Widening $15,250,000 4% Bulkheads $65,764,500 18% Cruise Terminals $46,163,000 13% Cranes $56,300,000 16% I-595 Flyover $45,977,010 13% General Infrastructure / Miscellaneous $75,016,030 21% Midport Improvements $17,188,000 5%

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Maj ajor C Capi apital al P Proj

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  • The Southport Turning Notch/Crane Rail Infrastructure project is progressing with

nearly 73% of the project complete as reported in the June construction report

  • Three low-profile super post-Panamax cranes are expected to be delivered to Port

Everglades in the first quarter of FY2021, with commissioning expected in mid- January

  • CenterPoint Port Everglades, LLC has obtained the Certificates of Occupancy for

both buildings of the new Port Everglades International Logistics Center (PE-ILC)

  • Construction of new fly-over ramps to access the Terminal 2 & 4 parking garage

from the Convention Center and Terminal 2 is underway, with project completion expected in mid-December