County's Inaction Jeopardizes PortMiami's Economic Future
The county's failure to take a vital legal step has added to the troubles of PortMiami, jeopardizing its economic future.
The county commission's unwillingness to initiate eminent domain to protect the port's sole source of maritime fuel has raised the bill to keep port fuel flowing, likely by tens of millions of dollars.
The fumble by commissioners can be added to bumbling by county officials who for more than 35 years left the seaport totally unprotected.
- The Fisher Island fuel hub has been sold to a developer who plans luxury condos on the island.
- The county's inaction has left the port vulnerable, with a bill that has yet to fall due.
Author's summary: County's inaction threatens PortMiami's future.
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