Florida Seaport System Plan - SeaCIP
Florida Seaport System Plan - SeaCIP
Florida Seaport System Plan - SeaCIP
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<strong>Florida</strong> <strong>Seaport</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />
Table 2.4<br />
Summary of <strong>Seaport</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Goals, Elements, and<br />
Objectives<br />
2060 FTP Goals Key <strong>Plan</strong> Elements <strong>Seaport</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Objectives<br />
Invest in<br />
transportation<br />
systems to<br />
support a<br />
prosperous,<br />
globally<br />
competitive<br />
economy.<br />
Make<br />
transportation<br />
decisions to<br />
support and<br />
enhance livable<br />
communities.<br />
Make<br />
transportation<br />
decisions to<br />
promote<br />
responsible<br />
environmental<br />
stewardship.<br />
Provide a safe<br />
and secure<br />
transportation<br />
system for all<br />
users.<br />
Markets and Services<br />
Landside Access<br />
Land Use and Environment<br />
<strong>Plan</strong>ning and Governance<br />
Funding and Prioritization<br />
Land Use and Environment<br />
<strong>Plan</strong>ning and Governance<br />
Land Use and Environment<br />
Funding and Prioritization<br />
Terminal Facilities and<br />
Capacities<br />
Funding and Prioritization<br />
Increase seaport system capacity to meet<br />
projected demand.<br />
Provide seaport services competitive with<br />
neighboring states and countries.<br />
Maintain dominant position in key markets,<br />
position seaports to compete for emerging<br />
markets, and take advantage of shifts in global<br />
trade lanes.<br />
Expand market capture through investments in<br />
innovative service strategies and infrastructure.<br />
Position <strong>Florida</strong>, as appropriate, to capture new<br />
generation of mega-ship vessels through creation<br />
of deepwater capacity.<br />
Support acquisition, redevelopment, and creation<br />
(via landfill) of new waterfront land for port<br />
operations, as appropriate.<br />
Promote deepwater investments to serve <strong>Florida</strong><br />
origin/destination markets and minimize impacts<br />
of out-of-state discretionary traffic.<br />
Provide key seaport system capacities (bulk,<br />
break bulk, container, cruise) in key regions to<br />
serve niche, state, and national markets.<br />
Preserve and expand industrial lands available<br />
for port-related or port-dependent business.<br />
Support land acquisition/preservation initiatives<br />
designed to protect lands adjacent to or in close<br />
proximity to seaports.<br />
Promote environmental contributions of seaport<br />
investments.<br />
Support seaport initiatives to streamline<br />
environmental permitting requirements.<br />
Collaborate with seaports on salt water<br />
mitigation strategies and programs.<br />
Promote safe and secure seaport operations.<br />
Promote fair and equitable regulatory program<br />
requirements for seaport access.<br />
Promote fair and equitable cargo inspection and<br />
immigration activities.<br />
Accommodate current and anticipated future<br />
levels of trade and transportation demand in a<br />
manner that emphasizes safety and security.<br />
<strong>Florida</strong> Department of Transportation 2-7<br />
December 2010