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Historical Records Detail Infrastructure Proposals in Key West and Florida

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In 1936, the Interstate Commerce Commission approved a request by the Florida East Coast Railroad to abandon the Overseas Railroad. This action cleared the way for an automobile highway to be constructed over the railroad’s right-of-way and bridges. Separately, in 1958, Johnny West proposed plans to Key West city commissioners for a new marina at Garrison Bight.

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Why it matters

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The 1958 proposal involved a development including a 55-foot-long concrete building, a concession area and restaurant, restrooms, a fuel dock, and new concrete piers. The ICC's approvals have historically governed major infrastructure projects impacting Key West.

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Who's involved

  • Key WestLocation subject to infrastructure approvals and development proposals.
  • Interstate Commerce CommissionRegulatory agency whose approvals govern major infrastructure projects impacting Key West.
  • Johnny WestIndividual who proposed a marina development plan to Key West city commissioners in 1958.

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