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The Tampa Tribune from Tampa, Florida • 117

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The Tampa Tribunei
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Tampa, Florida
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METRO The Tampa Tribune, Friday, June 24, 1994 FloridaMetro-3 Transit plans link businesses, tourist areas From Page 1 They will be painted with a distinctive design that Dent said Is still under discussion. Businesses along the route will help pay its operat ing cost The West Shore tax district has assessed an annual fee for businesses within a quarter-mile of the route. Businesses will pay 1.2 cents per square foot to help defray operating costs. The owner of a business would pay about $240 a year. The tax should net about $83,000 a year toward the estimated $150,000 operating cost Dent said.

The governor's Energy Office has committed $250,000 over a two-year period and the state Department of Transportation (DOT) also has agreed to kick in $136,250 a year for the next three years. few other details have been set Dent said the trolley will run from the Marion Street transit mall to the city's new waterfront aquarium. The shuttle also will ferry passengers to Ybor City during lunch. It was unclear Thursday how many shuttles will be used or how often they will run. Rebecca Gagalis of the Ybor City Development Corp.

said her group will try to raise funds to expand those hours. "There is clearly a demand for a shuttle service during weekend nights and there should be dinner-time traffic," Gagalis said. "We will strive for the dinnertime service to be initiated fairly quickly." Dent said it will cost about $175,000 to run a trolley in the first year. She said she is negotiating with DOT to pay as much as half. The remainder will come from the trolley's 50-cent one-way fare and contributions from local businesses.

The operators of Ybor Square are looking forward to the trolley, which may be modeled after the trolleys that ran in Tampa earlier in the century. "We need to develop that linkage between the aquarium, convention center, downtown hotels and Ybor City so we can continue to develop the Ybor City district" said Scott Rolston, manager of the Ybor Square mall. "This will be a great way for downtown business people to come and enjoy the number of restaurants and shops without having to worry about parking or wasting gas." Staff writer Lourdes Rodriguez contributed to this report While businesses want the shuttle to be free, HART- line is considering a 25-cent one-way fare. The T-shaped route will start at West Shore Plaza, follow West Shore Boulevard to Cypress, then east to Lois, back to West Shore and then north to Laurel Street The buses You've Made will run every five minutes between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.

fH 0 0 "That headway time of five minutes is very important" said Ron Rotella, executive director of the Wes-tshore Alliance, a public-private partnership created to promote the area. "That way, no one has to be worried about being stranded." The service should begin in mid-November, in time for the Christmas season. In Ybor City, things are still in a state of flux, said Dent She said the trolley should begin by March, but it TV shuffle ends as WTSP, Channel 10, joins CBS network uecision to Stop Smoking From Page 1 Sarasota. A WWSB spokesman said it hasn't had any talks with CBS. Meanwhile, WFLA, Channel 8, has agreed on a new contract to remain an NBC affiliate, according to Paul Catoe, WFLA vice president and station manager.

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