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06/10/2014
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Board of County Commissioners
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J b Li <br /> FDPrT _ <br /> June 8, 2014 Dick Kane 850 414-4595 <br /> dick.kane(u)dot.state.fl.LIS <br /> SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT <br /> Miami Herald on All Aboard Florida project RE: Miami Herald store <br /> Today, the Miami Herald ran an article entitled "Gov. Rick Scott supports controversial rail <br /> project on Florida's east coast." The article focused on the private sector All Aboard Florida <br /> project, which is designed to construct and operate a passenger rail line from Miami to <br /> Orlando. The article contained a number of statements that warrant a Setting the Record <br /> Straight. <br /> C'Ln I M: - The budget Scott signed last week includes most of the$214 million All Aboard <br /> Florida needs for a passenger station at Orlandolf�r��,�uri<�,��ll.1i;C���tt... " <br /> FACTS: <br /> • The funding is for the Orlando International Airport, not All Aboard Florida. <br /> • The project that the state is helping fund has been planned by the airport since the 1990s. <br /> • The facility being built is an intermodal center that includes parking, rental car and rail — <br /> it is not simply a station for All Aboard Florida. <br /> • FDOT also helped fund a similar project-the Miami Intermodal Center. <br /> • The facility will be built regardless of whether the All Aboard Florida rail proposal ever <br /> comes to fruition. <br /> C <br /> LA I M: " T17e Scott-uppum,ed hudirc/ cal.su hos 's 10 raaillioal to hchp poo liar 'gtrica Zoaac.s, <br /> designed to reduce the need for trains to blast horns to alert motorists at railroml crossil7g,N. " <br /> FACTS: <br /> • The funds would be provided to local governments, not All Aboard Florida. <br /> • This funding does not replace money All Aboard Florida would have had to spend. <br /> • In fact, the funds could be used by local governments across the state for any rail <br /> crossing, not crossings impacted by All Aboard Florida. <br /> C L A I M : -All Aboard Florida, which has said it will invest S 1 billion in the project, is also <br /> seeking a S 1.5 billion taxpayer-backed federal loan. State Sen. Joe Negron, R-Stuart, cited the <br /> loan request as a source of controversy because it undercuts the idea that the project is funded <br /> pri�atch. " <br />
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