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GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY: Preparing for Tomorrow’s Demands TodayGEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY: Preparing for Tomorrow’s Demands Today
P i f T ’ D d T dP i f T ’ D d T dPreparing for Tomorrow’s Demands TodayCalendar Year 2010 Year in Review
The Port of Savannah
Preparing for Tomorrow’s Demands TodayCalendar Year 2010 Year in Review
The Port of Savannah
Lee BeckmannManager, Legislative Affairs
Georgia Ports Authority
Lee BeckmannManager, Legislative Affairs
Georgia Ports Authorityg yJuly 13, 2011
g yJuly 13, 2011
The Economic Impact of The Economic Impact of
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY: Preparing for Tomorrow’s Demands TodayGEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY: Preparing for Tomorrow’s Demands Today
Statewide295,443 full- and part-time jobs* Statewide295,443 full- and part-time jobs*
In 2000, Savannah ranked as the 10th largest U.S. container port in volume Savannah’s share of the total East Coast trade with Asia is 48%, up from 22% in 2000 In 2000, Savannah ranked as the 10th largest U.S. container port in volume Savannah’s share of the total East Coast trade with Asia is 48%, up from 22% in 2000
No ‘empty miles’ No ‘empty miles’20012001 424,741424,741 438,785438,785
70% of U.S. consumers, or 215 million people, are east of a line drawn from Chicago to Dallas
70% of U.S. consumers, or 215 million people, are east of a line drawn from Chicago to Dallas
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY: Preparing for Tomorrow’s Demands TodayGEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY: Preparing for Tomorrow’s Demands Today
Chicago to Dallas. 70% of job-creating companies are also east of the same line. The Port of Savannah is most strategically located to reach 44% of the U.S.
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Chicago to Dallas. 70% of job-creating companies are also east of the same line. The Port of Savannah is most strategically located to reach 44% of the U.S.
l i d 42% f ll j b i ipopulation and 42% of all job-creating companiespopulation and 42% of all job-creating companies
44%44%44%44%
Source: 2009 U.S. Census EstimatesSource: 2009 U.S. Census Estimates
43 Weekly Vessel Calls Covering All Major Trade Lanes43 Weekly Vessel Calls Covering All Major Trade LanesSavannah’s Global Reach supports trade in 300-plus international ports (150-plus countries)Savannah’s Global Reach supports trade in 300-plus international ports (150-plus countries)
Asia via Panama 15 16Asia/India/Mid East via Suez 7 9North Europe 5 12
Asia via Panama 15 16Asia/India/Mid East via Suez 7 9North Europe 5 12
Oceania 2 2Mediterranean 5 6Latin America 9 18
Oceania 2 2Mediterranean 5 6Latin America 9 18
Sav - USECSav - USEC Sav - USECSav - USEC
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Source: GPA Mktg. Last updated: Feb. 2011 Source: GPA Mktg. Last updated: Feb. 2011
► Required additional studies and the completion of a GRR
► Required additional studies and the completion of a GRR
► Required approvals from: ► Secretary of Commerce,► Secretary of Army,► Secretary of Interior,► EPA Administrator
► Required approvals from: ► Secretary of Commerce,► Secretary of Army,► Secretary of Interior,► EPA Administrator► GA and SC Resource Agencies► GA and SC Resource Agencies
► Required establishment of a Stakeholders Evaluation Group
► Required establishment of a Stakeholders Evaluation Group
► $40 million in state and federal funds ► $40 million in state and federal funds
► 12 Years of open and collaborative work to produce Draft EIS & GRR
► 12 Years of open and collaborative work to produce Draft EIS & GRR
spent to date on project study phasespent to date on project study phase
The Savannah Harbor Expansion Project (SHEP) The Savannah Harbor Expansion Project (SHEP)
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Reconnaissance Study 1996 Project authorized by U.S. Congress 1999 Reconnaissance Study 1996 Project authorized by U.S. Congress 1999
Project MilestonesProject Milestones
Environmental and Economic Studies 1999 to 2011 Final Public Review & Comment Period Fall 2011 Assistant Sec. of the Army for Civil Works
(ASA CW) R i Wi t 2012
Environmental and Economic Studies 1999 to 2011 Final Public Review & Comment Period Fall 2011 Assistant Sec. of the Army for Civil Works
(ASA CW) R i Wi t 2012(ASA CW) Review Winter 2012 Office of Management & Budget Review Winter 2012 Record of Decision 2012 Construction 2012 to 2016
(ASA CW) Review Winter 2012 Office of Management & Budget Review Winter 2012 Record of Decision 2012 Construction 2012 to 2016 Construction 2012 to 2016 Construction 2012 to 2016
Cost Estimate for SHEP $625 million Cost Estimate for SHEP $625 millionProject Construction FundingProject Construction Funding
Estimated Federal Share (48 ft plan) $372 million Estimated State Share (48 ft plan) $253 million State Funding to Date $134 million
Estimated Federal Share (48 ft plan) $372 million Estimated State Share (48 ft plan) $253 million State Funding to Date $134 million
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Atlantic OceanAtlantic OceanJasper OceanTerminal Site Jasper OceanTerminal Site
OceanT i lOcean
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Garden City TerminalGarden City Terminal
TerminalTerminalHistoric
SavannahHistoric
Savannah
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Engineering/Navigation FeaturesEngineering/Navigation Features
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GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY: Preparing for Tomorrow’s Demands TodayGEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY: Preparing for Tomorrow’s Demands Today
Total (with
Costs for Project AlternativesCosts for Project Alternatives
Depth Construction Mitigation Total Total (with Interest)
44 $197.3 $191.0 $388.3 $424.344 $197.3 $191.0 $388.3 $424.345 $232.9 $207.4 $440.3 $481.346 $274.9 $209.7 $484.6 $532.647* $302.4 $215.6 $518.0 $569.348** $330.1 $221.3 $551.4 $606.3NOTE: 40-49% of Total Project Costs is for mitigation, 41.6% for the 47’NED *Tentative National Economic Development plan** Locally Preferred plan