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Traffic Engineer s Annual Report Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2012 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Florida Department of Transportation

January 22, 2013 Mrs. Nicola A. Liquori, C.P.A. Chief Financial Officer, Florida s Turnpike Enterprise Florida Department of Transportation Florida s Turnpike, Milepost 263 Building 5315, Turkey Lake Service Plaza Ocoee, Florida 34761 Dear Mrs. Liquori: URS Corporation is pleased to submit this Traffic Engineer s Annual Report for seven toll facilities owned and/or operated by the Department for the fiscal year (FY) ended June 30, 2012, in accordance with our role as the Traffic Engineering Consultant for under contract No. C-8Y59. This report satisfies the respective Bond Resolutions that require the Traffic Engineer to provide a traffic and revenue report to the Department on an annual basis. This edition of the Annual Report contains traffic and revenue information for the five Department-owned facilities and two facilities operated by the Department under Lease- Purchase Agreements. The Department-owned facilities include Alligator Alley (Everglades Parkway), Beachline East Expressway, Pinellas Bayway System, Sunshine Skyway Bridge, and 95 Express. The Department-operated facilities include the Garcon Point Bridge and Mid-Bay Bridge. For each of the seven facilities, this report provides a summary of the historical trends in traffic and revenue through FY 2012, along with a detailed analysis of actual traffic, revenue, SunPass participation and operating and maintenance expenses for FY 2012. Each section also provides an overview of debt service payments, long-term liabilities and net revenues available for other obligations, if applicable. Additionally, each section, excluding 95 Express and Garcon Point Bridge, includes a forecast of traffic, revenue and operating and maintenance expenses through FY 2023 to assist the Department in its financial planning. The organization of this report, enhanced with high-quality maps and toll rate charts and graphs, provides a practical and comprehensive analysis of traffic and revenue information for these seven toll facilities. We acknowledge with thanks the cooperation of the Department during the preparation of this report. Sincerely, URS Corporation William A. Nelsen, C.P.A. Vice President URS Corporation 1625 Summit Lake Drive Tallahassee, FL 32317 Tel: 850.574.3197 Fax: 850.576.3676

T a b l e of Contents Executive Summary... 1 FY 2012 Overview... 3 Forecasts through FY 2023... 6 1 Overview...11 1.1 General Characteristics... 12 1.2 Factors Affecting Traffic and Revenue... 12 1.2.1 Economic Conditions and Socioeconomic Charcteristics... 12 1.2.2 Toll Modifications and Discounts... 20 1.2.3 Facility Improvements... 21 1.2.4 Other Significant Events... 22 1.3 Forecasting Methodology... 22 1.4 Revenue Sufficiency... 24 1.5 Toll Collection Methodology... 25 1.6 The SunPass System... 26 Department-owned Facilities 2 Alligator Alley...31 2.1 Background... 31 2.2 FY 2012 Transactions, Revenues and Expenses... 34 2.3 SunPass... 36 2.4 Noteworthy Events... 37 2.5 Traffic, Revenue and Expense Forecasts... 38 2.6 Revenue Sufficiency... 39 3 Beachline East Expressway...41 3.1 Background... 41 3.2 FY 2012 Transactions and Toll Revenues... 44 3.3 SunPass/E-Pass... 45 3.4 Noteworthy Events... 46 3.5 FY 2012 Expenses and Liabilities... 47 3.6 Traffic, Revenue and Expense Forecasts... 48 4 Pinellas Bayway System...51 4.1 Background... 51 4.2 FY 2012 Transactions and Toll Revenues... 53 4.3 SunPass... 56 4.4 Noteworthy Events... 58 4.5 FY 2012 Expenses and Liabilities... 58 4.6 Traffic, Revenue and Expense Forecasts... 59 4.7 Reserve Construction Account... 60 5 Sunshine Skyway Bridge... 63 5.1 Background...63 5.2 FY 2012 Transactions and Toll Revenues...66 5.3 SunPass...67 5.4 Noteworthy Events...68 5.5 FY 2012 Expenses and Liabilities...69 5.6 Traffic, Revenue and Expense Forecasts...70 6 95 Express... 73 6.1 Background...73 6.2 FY 2012 Transactions and Toll Revenues...77 6.3 SunPass...78 6.4 FY 2012 Expenses...79 6.5 Noteworthy Events...79 Department-operated Facilities 7 Garcon Point Bridge... 83 7.1 Background...83 7.2 FY 2012 Transactions and Toll Revenues...87 7.3 SunPass...88 7.4 FY 2012 Expenses and Liabilities...89 7.5 Noteworthy Events...90 7.6 Revenue Sufficiency...91 8 Mid-Bay Bridge... 93 8.1 Background...93 8.2 FY 2012 Transactions and Toll Revenues...96 8.3 SunPass...97 8.4 FY 2012 Expenses and Liabilities...98 8.5 Noteworthy Events...100 8.6 Traffic, Revenue and Expense Forecasts...101 8.7 Revenue Sufficiency...102 9 Forecast Summary... 105 9.1 Overall Revenue Results... 105 9.2 Forecast Summaries... 106 I

Appendix A... A-1 Current/Future Toll Schedules Department-owned Facilities... A-2 Current Toll Schedules Department-operated Facilities... A-4 Plaza Configurations Department-owned Facilities Alligator Alley... A-6 Beachline East Expressway... A-7 Pinellas Bayway System... A-9 Sunshine Skyway Bridge... A-10 95 Express... A-11 Plaza Configurations Department-operated Facilities Garcon Point Bridge... A-12 Mid-Bay Bridge... A-13 Appendix B... B-1 Traffic Profiles Alligator Alley...B-2 Beachline East Expressway...B-2 Pinellas Bayway System...B-2 Sunshine Skyway Bridge...B-4 Mid-Bay Bridge...B-4 Appendix C... C-1 FY 2012 Operating Budgets Department-owned Facilities Alligator Alley... C-2 Beachline East Expressway... C-3 Pinellas Bayway System... C-4 Sunshine Skyway Bridge... C-5 95 Express... C-6 FY 2012 Operating Budgets Department-operated Facilities Garcon Point Bridge... C-7 Mid-Bay Bridge... C-8 II

L i s t of T a b l e s Executive Summary 1 Transactions and Gross Toll Revenue Department-owned and Departmentoperated Toll Facilities FY 2012... 4 2 Gross Toll Revenue Comparison FY 2012 Actual versus FY 2011 Actual and FY 2012 Estimated, Department-owned and Department-operated Toll Facilities... 5 3 Transactions by Payment Method Department-owned and Departmentoperated Toll Facilities FY 2012... 5 4 Revenue Contributions by Payment Method, Department-owned and Department-operated Toll Facilities FY 2012... 6 5 Transaction Forecast, Department-owned Facilities FY 2013 through FY 2023... 8 6 Gross Toll Revenue Forecast, Departmentowned Facilities FY 2013 through FY 2023... 9 7 Projected Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses, Departmentowned Facilities FY 2013 through FY 2023... 9 8 Net Toll Revenue Forecast, Departmentowned Facilities FY 2013 through FY 2023... 10 1 Overview 1.1 Comparative Per Mile Toll Rates... 13 1.2 Historical Toll Rate Modifications by Facility... 20 1.3 Toll Rate Illustration, Actual Toll Rates versus Toll Rates Adjusted for Inflation, Department-owned Toll Facilities... 21 1.4 Historical and Projected Populations for Related Counties...23 1.5 History of Bond Issues...24 1.6 Toll Collection Plan Comparisons FY 2012...25 1.7 SunPass Implementation Dates with FY 2012 Participation Rates...27 Department-owned Facilities 2 Alligator Alley 2.1 Historical Transactions and Revenue Growth FY 2002 through FY 2012...33 2.2 Historical Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2002 through FY 2012...33 2.3 Monthly Transactions and Toll Revenue FY 2012...34 2.4 Seasonal Transaction Variation FY 2012...35 2.5 Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2012...36 2.6 Transactions by Payment Method FY 2012...37 2.7 Gross Toll Revenue by Payment Method FY 2012...37 2.8 Traffic and Gross Toll Revenue Forecasts FY 2013 through FY 2023... 38 2.9 Projected Operating and Maintenance Expenses FY 2013 through FY 2023...39 2.10 Net Toll Revenue Forecast and Debt Service Coverage FY 2012 through FY 2023...40 III

3 Beachline East Expressway 3.1 Historical Transactions and Revenue Growth FY 2002 through FY 2012...43 3.2 Historical Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2002 through FY 2012...43 3.3 Monthly Transactions and Toll Revenue FY 2012...44 3.4 Seasonal Transaction Variation FY 2012...45 3.5 Transactions by Payment Method FY 2012...46 3.6 Gross Toll Revenue by Payment Method FY 2012...46 3.7 Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2012...47 3.8 Deferred STTF Advances for SR 520 Costs FY 2012...48 3.9 Deferred STTF Advances for Facility Costs FY 2012...48 3.10 Traffic and Gross Toll Revenue Forecasts FY 2013 through FY 2023...49 3.11 Projected Operating and Maintenance Expenses FY 2013 through FY 2023...49 4 Pinellas Bayway System 4.1 Historical Transactions and Revenue Growth FY 2002 through FY 2012...53 4.2 Historical Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2002 through FY 2012...53 4.3 Monthly Transactions and Toll Revenue FY 2012...54 4.4 Seasonal Transaction Variation FY 2012...55 4.5 Transactions by Payment Method FY 2012...57 4.6 SunPass Transactions by Payment Method FY 2012...57 4.7 Gross Toll Revenue by Payment Method FY 2012...57 4.8 Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2012...58 4.9 Long-Term Liability FY 2012...59 4.10 Traffic and Gross Toll Revenue Forecasts FY 2013 through FY 2023...59 4.11 Projected Operating and Maintenance Expenses FY 2013 through FY 2023...60 4.12 Financial Status of Construction Projects...61 4.13 Analysis of Reserve Construction Account FY 2012...61 5 Sunshine Skyway Bridge 5.1 Historical Transactions and Revenue Growth FY 2002 through FY 2012...65 5.2 Historical Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2002 through FY 2012...65 5.3 Monthly Transactions and Toll Revenue FY 2012...66 5.4 Seasonal Transaction Variation FY 2012...67 5.5 Transactions by Payment Method FY 2012...68 5.6 Gross Toll Revenue by Payment Method FY 2012...68 5.7 Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2012...69 5.8 STTF Advances for Facility Costs FY 2012...69 IV

5.9 Deferred STTF Advances for Off-System Improvements FY 2012...70 5.10 Traffic and Gross Toll Revenue Forecasts FY 2013 through FY 2023...71 5.11 Projected Operating and Maintenance Expenses FY 2013 through FY 2023...71 5.12 Net Toll Revenue FY 2013 through FY 2023...72 6 95 Express 6.1 Historical Transactions and Revenue Growth FY 2009 and FY 2012...76 6.2 Historical Toll Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2009 and FY 2012...76 6.3 Monthly Transactions and Toll Revenue FY 2012...77 6.4 Seasonal Transaction Variation FY 2012...78 6.5 Toll Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2012...79 Department-operated Facilities 7 Garcon Point Bridge 7.1 Historical Transactions and Revenue Growth FY 2002 through FY 2012...85 7.2 Historical Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2002 through FY 2012...87 7.3 Monthly Transactions and Toll Revenue FY 2012...87 7.4 Seasonal Transaction Variation FY 2012...88 7.5 Transactions by Payment Method FY 2012...89 7.6 Gross Toll Revenue by Payment Method FY 2012...89 7.7 Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2012...89 7.8 Long-Term Liability FY 2012...90 8 Mid-Bay Bridge 8.1 Historical Transactions and Revenue Growth FY 2002 through FY 2012...95 8.2 Historical Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2002 through FY 2012...96 8.3 Monthly Transactions and Toll Revenue FY 2012...96 8.4 Seasonal Transaction Variation FY 2012...97 8.5 Transactions by Payment Method FY 2012...98 8.6 Gross Toll Revenue by Payment Method FY 2012...98 8.7 Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses FY 2012...98 8.8 STTF Long-Term Liability FY 2012...99 8.9 TFRTF Liability FY 2012...100 8.10 Payment Schedule TFRTF Liability...100 8.11 Traffic Forecast FY 2013 through FY 2023...101 8.12 Gross Toll Revenue Forecast FY 2013 through FY 2023...101 8.13 Projected Operating and Maintenance Expenses FY 2013 through FY 2023...102 8.14 Analysis of Debt Service Coverage FY 2012 through FY 2023...103 V

9 Forecast Summary 9.1 Transaction Forecast, Departmentowned Facilities FY 2013 through FY 2023...107 9.2 Gross Toll Revenue Forecast, Departmentowned Facilities FY 2013 through FY 2023...107 9.3 Projected Operating and Routine Maintenance Expenses, Departmentowned Facilities FY 2013 through FY 2023...108 9.4 Net Toll Revenue Forecast, Departmentowned Facilities FY 2013 through FY 2023...109 VI

L i s t of Graphs Executive Summary 1 Gross Toll Revenue by Facility FY 2012...4 2 Historical Gross Toll Revenues...4 3 Monthly SunPass Revenue Trends, All Facilities Since SunPass Implementation...6 4 Estimated Gross Toll Revenues, Department-owned and Departmentoperated Facilities...7 1 Overview 1.1 Percent Trucks by Facility FY 2012...12 1.2 Florida Population Trend...13 1.3 Current and Future Population Estimates Regions Served by Department-owned Facilities...14 1.4 Percent Change: Florida Building Permits and Homes Sales...14 1.5 Percent Change: Florida Licensed Drivers and Registered Vehicles...15 1.6 Unemployment Rate...15 1.7 Consumer Confidence Index...16 1.8 Florida Sales and Use Tax...16 1.9 National Consumer Price Index...16 1.10 National GDP: Quarterly Change at Annualized Rate...17 1.11 Federal Funds Rate...17 1.13 Percent Change in Construction Labor Force...18 1.14 Florida Tourists...18 1.15 Historical Gas and Crude Prices...19 1.16 Percentage Change: Highway Fuel Consumption in Florida...19 1.17 SunPass Transactions and Revenue Summary FY 2012...27 Department-owned Facilities 2 Alligator Alley 2.1 Typical Hourly Transactions FY 2012...34 2.2 Transactions and Revenue Contribution by Axle Class FY 2012...36 3 Beachline East Expressway 3.1 Typical Hourly Weekday Transactions FY 2012...45 4 Pinellas Bayway System 4.1 Monthly Pass Sales Distribution FY 2012...54 4.2 Typical Hourly Weekday Transactions FY 2012...54 4.3 Transactions and Revenue Contribution by Axle Class FY 2012...55 4.4 Multi-Axle Vehicle Transactions by Plaza FY 2012...56 1.12 Non-Agricultural Employment in Florida 2012...18 VII

5 Sunshine Skyway Bridge 5.1 Typical Hourly Transactions FY 2012...66 5.2 Transactions and Revenue Contribution by Axle Class FY 2012...67 6 95 Express 6.1 Exempt Vehicle Registrations to Date by Type FY 2012...73 6.2 Typical Hourly Weekday Transactions FY 2012...77 6.3 Average Weekday Toll Rates by Hour FY 2012...77 Department-operated Facilities 7 Garcon Point Bridge 7.1 Typical Hourly Transactions FY 2012...87 7.2 Transactions and Revenue Contribution by Axle Class FY 2012...88 8 Mid-Bay Bridge 8.1 Typical Hourly Transactions FY 2012...97 8.2 Transactions and Revenue Contribution by Axle Class FY 2012...97 6.4 Transactions by Customer Type - FY 2012...78 VIII

L i s t of Figures Executive Summary 1 Department-owned & operated Toll Facilities Map...2 2 Toll Facilities Owned or Operated by the Department...3 1 Overview 1.1 Statement of Purpose...11 1.2 Factors Affecting Traffic and Revenue...13 Department-owned Facilities 2 Alligator Alley 2.1 Alligator Alley Map...32 2.2 Two-way AADT Profile FY 2012...35 2.3 Alligator Alley Bond Issues...39 2.4 Flow of Funds Series 2007 Alligator Alley Revenue Refunding Bonds...40 3 Beachline East Expressway 3.1 Beachline East Expressway Map...42 5 Sunshine Skyway Bridge 5.1 Sunshine Skyway Bridge Map...64 5.2 Sunshine Skyway Bond Issues...72 6 95 Express 6.1 95 Express Map...74 6.2 95 Express Lane Entry/Exit Illustration - All Phases...75 Department-operated Facilities 7 Garcon Point Bridge 7.1 Garcon Point Bridge Map...84 7.2 Flow of Funds Series 1996 Garcon Point Bridge Revenue Bonds...90 8 Mid-Bay Bridge 8.1 Mid-Bay Bridge Map...94 8.2 Flow of Funds Mid-Bay Bridge Authority Revenue Bonds, Series 2011A and 2011B...99 8.3 Mid-Bay Bridge Bond Issues...103 3.2 Two-way AADT Profile FY 2012...45 3.3 Flow of Funds Beachline East Expressway...47 4 Pinellas Bayway System 4.1 Pinellas Bayway System Map...52 4.2 Two-way AADT Profile FY 2012...55 4.3 Flow of Funds Pinellas Bayway System...61 IX

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