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Keystone Coal Plans Terminal Near JaxPort

JACKSONVILLE, FL-The $100-million project follows years of litigation over a land deal.

By Carl Cronan | Updated on August 19, 2009

JACKSONVILLE, FL-Keystone Coal Co. has filed plans with city officials to build a $100-million marine terminal, according to the Florida Times-Union . The terminal would handle shipments of bulk materials such as products for building roads.

Fort Myers-based Keystone Coal plans to start construction this year at the 67-acre site near the Talleyrand Port area. It hopes the first cargo ship will dock in 2010, according to a company executive.

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