3.2. Plan
For Future Development. -- This plan must be submitted to the West Virginia
Public Port Authority coincident to the submission of the application, WVPPA
Form 1 and will contain at a minimum the following information.
3.2.1. Cover letter
3.2.2. Organizational Structure and Proposed
Project(s) - Describe the nature of the body desiring the establishment of a
Port District. Is it a governmental agencies A private venture? A combination
of the two? What type of venture - i.e., import, export, manufacturing,
warehousing, processing? Estimated annual volume of activity in dollars, tons
or other appropriate measure.
3.2.3. Officers - List the officers of the
organization, their titles and addresses.
3.2.4. Multiple Projects - If more than one
project, discuss each individually.
3.2.5. Location of Port District - Enclose a
map showing the location of the Port District.
3.2.6. Port Infrastructure - Describe the
existing port infrastructure, if any, its condition and deficiencies and needed
improvements. Show these facilities on a map with adequate detail to inform
Authority members.
Address transportation by mode - water, rail, highway,
pipeline or conveyor, air, if applicable - adequacy of public utility services
- electricity, gas, water supply and waste water treatment, solid waste
disposal, etc. and other necessary or existing structure - warehouses, bulk
storage sites, etc. Particular emphasis should be given to intermodal transfer
points.
3.2.7. Financing -
How will development of the Port District be financed? What are the funding
sources?
3.2.8. Economic Impact -
What will be the economic impact of the Port District? Will it provide new jobs
and will they be of a temporary or permanent nature?
How will creation of this Port District contribute to the
economic development of the area it will serve?
3.2.9. Insurance - Submit proof of insurance
in accordance with this procedure and WVPPA Form 1.
3.2.10. Other - List any special factors
which might make the proposed Port District unique or especially deserving of
designation.
Conversely, list any potential problem areas involved with
designating the site as a Port District, i.e. zoning restrictions,
environmental, expressed local opposition, etc.
