Port Everglades Approved for Cargo Terminal
Construction of a new 41-acre marine terminal for containerized cargo at Port Everglades received the go-ahead from the Broward County Board of County Commissioners.
This is the third major construction project to begin at the South Florida seaport within the past 12 months, including a new 10-acre petroleum terminal and a mega-cruise terminal for the world's largest cruise ships, port offiicials said.
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