This presentation was made at the 2009 AMPO Annual Conference and the 2010 ITE Technical Conference. It describes the methodology and results of recent project to estimate an infrastructure funding shortfall in Florida. The picture is not pretty- a shortfall in metropolitan areas over the next twenty years is projected to be $62.5 billion.
15. Shortfalls Varied Considerably Larger shortfalls in new, high-growth areas Smaller shortfalls in older, lower-growth areas One area had no shortfall at all! MPO 20-year Shortfall (millions) Percent Shortfall Okaloosa-Walton $6,399.2 85.3% Gainesville $359.1 84.4% Lee $4,668.6 63.5% Brevard $935.4 57.4% Pasco $1,644.4 51.4% First Coast $3,166.8 47.2% Collier $2,103.2 41.4% Capital Region $1,066.5 38.8% Sarasota/Manatee $983.9 26.6% Broward $2,245.0 24.2% Miami-Dade $3,260.6 14.3% METROPLAN Orlando $1,244.5 12.7% Pinellas $741.1 9.4% Indian River -$19.8 -2.3% Total $62,472.5 42.9%
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17. Alex Bond, AICP ALBond@cutr.usf.edu (813) 974-9779 Report available from www.mpoac.org/documents
Editor's Notes
Varying effective dates, base years, and revenue reporting standards Some MPOs include O+M of roadways and transit Varying definition of “needs” Some MPOs have no transit shortfall Some MPOs used boxed funds
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