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1 1 Pat Steed Executive Director Central Florida Regional Planning Council (& Economic Development District) Heartland of Florida

2 2 Reinventing An Organization

3 3

4 4 Heartland of Florida No Coast!

5 5 FUND BALANCE

6 6 ASSET MIX

7 7 LIABILITY MIX

8 8 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART Finance Director

9 9 Regional Relationships

10 10 Future U.S. Megaregions Miami (7) $231,806,000 Tampa (20) $100,952,000 Heartland Source: MetroNation: How U.S. Metropolitan Areas Fuel American Prosperity. Metropolitan Policy Program at Brookings. San Francisco (11) Detroit (12) Boston (8) Seattle (15) Los Angeles (2) Chicago (3) Dallas (5) Houston (9) Phoenix (13) Minneapolis (14) San Diego (16) St. Louis (17) Riverside (19) Tampa (20) Washington, DC (4) Baltimore (18) Philadelphia (6) New York (1) Atlanta (10) Miami (7)

11 Trade & Logistics Changing Industry Composition Tourism & Recreation Construction Agriculture Sustainable Agriculture Renewable Energy Construction Green Building Eco-Tourism Healthcare Life Sciences Bio- agriculture Lifestyle Communities Rural Care Advanced Manufacturing Tourism Environmental Sciences Heartland Tomorrow Yesterday Business Travel

12 12 How Do We Compete? We Thought… Now Think … Low cost labor Production Location and land Low cost of living Natural resources High skilled workers Innovation Global connectivity Livable communities Sustainable environment

13 13 Growing our Existing Programs Transportation Disadvantaged Planning & Coordination –3 Rural Counties –5311, 5310, 5316, 5317 Planning for Local Governments –22 local governments—Comprehensive Plans –12 ongoing planning services contracts Emergency Management Coordination –Prepare, conduct & evaluate exercises –Hazardous Materials Assessments

14 Community Resources: Enhancing character, expanding opportunities, ensuring livelihoods Community Livelihood Cultural Heritage Recreation

15 15 Redevelopment Opportunities Remediation Assessments Revolving Loan Fund Contact: Helen Sears hsears@cfrpc.org www.cfrpc.org BROWNFIELDS

16 Transportation, Land Use and Natural Resources : Regional Systems Planning Efforts Existing Land Uses

17 Supporting Economic Development: Present System Can't Meet Future Demands Source: Florida Dept of Transportation, 2010

18 Ensuring Multi-Modal Connectivity: Future connections, future choices Heartland Intermodal Connections n ¤ Amtrak Stations o Airports Æ ò Intermodal Facilities Public Transit Routes Railway System Urban Areas

19 Florida as a Global Gateway Flight Routes from Miami International Airport International Truck Traffic to/from Miami

20 Enhancing and Creating Sustainable Communities: Community development patterns

21 21 Mobility Improvement & Expansion 6 counties, 4 communities Over 5,000 square miles Twelve Pilot Projects Contact: Sherry Carver scarver@cfrpc.org www.cfrpc.org HEARTLAND RURAL MOBILITY PLAN (HRMP)

22 Energy Conservation + Alternative Fuels = Future Economic Opportunities DeSoto County Solar Farm Alternative Energy Alternative Fuel Crops

23 23 Energy Baseline Inventory Energy Resiliency Study Alternative Fuels Economic Strategy Contact: Jay McLeod jmcleod@cfrpc.org www.cfrpc.org ENERGY

24 HUD Regional Sustainable Communities Grant HUD/EPA/FDOT

25 25 SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES GRANT Heartland 2060 Vision Affordable Housing Scenario Modeling Natural Resource Identification Contact: Shannon Brett sbrett@cfrpc.org www.heartland2060.com

26 26 www.Heartland2060.com OR (www.Heartland2060.org)www.Heartland2060.org www.cfrpc.org

27 27 2011 - 2012 A Year Of Economic Engagement consortium

28 28 Building Blocks for the Future of the Heartland Florida Eight Six Pillars Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Heartland 2060 Vision

29 29 Strategic Economic Development Plans for Central Florida Development District Targeted Clusters Priority Projects Contact: Shannon Brett sbrett@cfrpc.org www.cfrpc.org COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY

30 30 New Infrastructure of the 21 st Century Job creation & regional competitiveness Connecting Communities Contact: Eric Labbe elabbe@cfrpc.org www.polkvision.com BROADBAND PLANNING

31 31 Avon Park Air Force Range Conservation Partnership Compatibility Planning Cooperative Communication Contact: Helen Sears hsears@cfrpc.org www.cfrpc.org

32 Energy & Climate Change Key Issues: Future Energy Production Clean Energy Carbon Impacts Migration from the Coast

33 Potential Impacts of Sea Level Rise

34 34 FUND BALANCE

35 35 ASSET MIX

36 36 LIABILITY MIX

37 37 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

38 38 Reinventing An Organization

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