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Packer Avenue Marine Terminal operator:

Delaware River Main Channel Deepening PhilaPort Channel Deepening: 85% Complete Delaware River Main Channel Deepening Project Details Current Depth vs. Future Depth Length Cost Estimate Commonwealth Estimated Share Material Duration Progress 40 Feet to be deepened to 45 feet mean low water* 103 Miles $392 million $137 million 16 million cubic yards of dredge materials 7 years 85% Complete Targeted Completion January 2018 *The Delaware River has a 6 foot (1.83 meter) tide 2

Current Vessel Capability» 9,200 TEUs August 2016» Neo-Panamax vessels begin calling PRPA s Packer Avenue Marine Terminal. 3

Inbound Philadelphia Hinterland Cargo * Total inbound loaded containers moving within 200 miles of the Port of Philadelphia. Serviced by two class-one railroads: 767,976 TEU Land-Bridge 1,666,742 TEU Across Mid-Atlantic Ports** *Year 2016 Includes Shippers within 200 miles radius base on Piers Data. **Mid-Atlantic Ports include Boston, New York, Newark, Philadelphia, Delaware, Baltimore and Norfolk. 4

Distribution Centers» Imports Lehigh Valley is the inland empire of the East Coast. - David Egan 1 6 th Largest Metropolitan Area Over 300 Distribution Centers within the PhilaPort s immediate hinterland South Jersey increasingly important nationally as a Distribution Center hub for perishable and dry commodity types 1 Head of Industrial & Logistics Research for the Americas, CBRE (Real Estate); The Journal of Commerce - Oct. 2016. 5

The Philadelphia Advantage Competing Ports Disadvantage Port of Philadelphia No assessment 19 ILA start times No pension withdrawal liability Gross production of 32 moves an hour with individual vessel gross production reaching 48 moves an hour Truck turn time less than 1 hour 10 ILA holidays per year Port of New York & NJ NYSA assessment on average an additional charge of $89 per container Only 5 ILA start times PANYNJ CFC charge $5.51 per TEU $ 11.02 per FEU ($38 m annually) Transit times from pilot station increased to 5 hours Pension withdrawal liability Gross moves per hour less than Philadelphia 25 moves per hour Truck turn time unfavorable due to high density operation & overall congestion 16 ILA holidays per year Port of Baltimore No double stacked train service 5 ILA start times Transit time from pilot station to pier 10 hours Gross moves per hour less than Philadelphia 29 moves per hour Can not service the NY/NJ BCO Market. 6 17 ILA Holidays

Packer Avenue Marine Terminal PhilaPort 7

Packer Avenue Marine Terminal PhilaPort Gate Usually takes less then a minute to drive through Driver normally does NOT get out of truck Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Radiation Portal Monitoring (RPM) Truck turn times of 45 minutes including que time 8

Delaware Avenue Enterprises PAMT On-Dock Warehouse Facility Statistics 4 million cubic feet of refrigerated fresh/frozen space 200,000 sq. ft. of food grade dry storage space 5,000 pallets fresh & 10,000 pallet frozen space Services Cross Docking USDA/ Agriculture Inspection Consolidation and De-Consolidation Storage Fumigation 9

Delaware Avenue Enterprises PAMT 10

Container Expansion, $226M Port Development Plan PhilaPort Improvements for Packer Avenue Marine Terminal Astro Improvements Item Estimated Costs Item Estimated Costs Berth Infrastructure $49,720,000 Acquisition of 3 STS Cranes $37,500,000 H crane electrification/k crane removals $7,000,000 Demo PAMT Warehouse $11,500,000 PAMT Warehouse Replacement* $81,847,500 Estimated Cost $187,567,500 *Acquisition and retrofit of 260,000 Square Feet Warehousing to replace warehouses at PAMT Publicker Site - 40 acres +/- $42,000,000 PAMT Gate Investment $7,000,000 Miscellaneous Enhancements (warehouse allowance) $5,000,000 Tenant Acquisition of STS Crane $12,500,000 Estimated Value $66,500,000 *PhilaPort can purchase crane at fair market value at time of sale *Capacity Note: Terminal Capacity 900,000 TEUs; Foot print is scalable to over 1.2 Million TEUs with additional investment; Chart is based upon completion of improvements. 11

Packer Avenue Marine Terminal Port Development Plan Present 2017 (4 th Qtr) 2018-2019 Terminal Area 106 acres 146 acres (+40 acres) 170 acres (+40 acres) Capacity 480,000 TEUs 552,000 TEUs 900,000 TEUs Warehouse Capacity 460,000 sq. ft. (on-dock) 460,000 sq. ft. (on-dock) 90,000 sq. ft. (on-dock) 365,000 sq. ft. (on-dock) Reefer Plugs 2,210 2,210 2,210 Cranes 2 Post-Panamax container cranes 2 Panamax container cranes 1 Panamax container cranes 2 Super Post-Panamax container cranes 2 Post-Panamax container cranes 2 Panamax container cranes 1 Panamax container cranes 4 Super post-panamax container cranes 2 Post-Panamax container cranes 1 Panamax container cranes Number/Size of Berths 3 1,000 ft. Berths 1 Ro/Ro Berths 3 1,000 ft. Berths 1 Ro/Ro Berths 3 1,000 ft. Berths 1 Ro/Ro Berths Berth Depth at MLW 3 42 ft. 1 38 ft. Ro/Ro 1 45 ft. 2 42 ft. 1 38 ft. Ro/Ro 3 45 ft. 1 38 ft. Ro/Ro Channel Depth* 40 ft. 45 ft. 45 ft. *The Delaware River has a 6 foot (1.83 meter) tide 12

Packer Avenue Marine Terminal Port Development Plan Present Terminal Area Capacity Warehouse Capacity 106 acres 480,000 TEUs 460,000 sq. ft. (on-dock) Reefer Plugs 2,210 Cranes Number/Size of Berths Berth Depth at MLW Channel Depth* 2 Post-Panamax container cranes 2 Panamax container cranes 1 Panamax container cranes 3 1,000 ft. Berths 1 Ro/Ro Berths 3 42 ft. 1 38 ft. Ro/Ro 40 ft. *The Delaware River has a 6 foot (1.83 meter) tide 13

Packer Avenue Marine Terminal Port Development Plan 2017 (4 th Qtr) Terminal Area Capacity Warehouse Capacity 146 acres (+40 acres) 552,000 TEUs 460,000 sq. ft. (on-dock) Reefer Plugs 2,210 Green= New Super Post-Panamax cranes; Red= Removal of old cranes and warehouses. Cranes Number/Size of Berths Berth Depth at MLW Channel Depth* 2 Super Post-Panamax container cranes 2 Post-Panamax container cranes 2 Panamax container cranes 1 Panamax container cranes 3 1,000 ft. Berths 1 Ro/Ro Berths 1 45 ft. 2 42 ft. 1 38 ft. Ro/Ro 45 ft. *The Delaware River has a 6 foot (1.83 meter) tide 14

Packer Avenue Marine Terminal Port Development Plan 2018-2019 Terminal Area Capacity Warehouse Capacity 170 acres (+24 acres) 900,000 TEUs 90,000 sq. ft. (on-dock) 365,000 sq. ft. (on-dock) Reefer Plugs 2,210 Green= New Super Post-Panamax cranes; Red= Removal of old cranes and warehouses. Cranes Number/Size of Berths Berth Depth at MLW Channel Depth* 4 Super Post-Panamax container cranes 2 Post-Panamax container cranes 1 Panamax container cranes 3 1,000 ft. Berths 1 Ro/Ro Berths 3 45 ft. 1 38 ft. Ro/Ro 45 ft. *The Delaware River has a 6 foot (1.83 meter) tide 15

Port Development Plan PhilaPort 16

MTONs TEUs Containers Cargo Performance (Past 7 Years: 2010-2016) PhilaPort 3,500,000 600,000 3,000,000 500,000 2,500,000 400,000 2,000,000 300,000 1,500,000 1,000,000 200,000 500,000 100,000 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Forecast 0 *PIERS Port Importing/Exporting Reporting Service. 17

Growth at Capacity PhilaPort 18

Upon completion of the Port Development Plan Packer Avenue Marine Terminal will be able to handle 14,000 TEUs

Pennsylvania Intermodal Cargo Growth Incentive Intermodal Program Economic incentive for all existing and potential new container shipping lines. Volume benchmark is established based upon the carrier s prior six-month cargo volume; or a carrier starting a new service to a Commonwealth port. $25 incentive per new container unit for containerized cargo loaded or discharged from vessels moving through Pennsylvania's Ports. Information on the Intermodal Cargo Growth Incentive Program and the application is available at: www.penndot.gov/doing-business/railfreightandports 20

Philadelphia Auto Port $93 Million Port Development Plan 21

Philadelphia Auto Port Port Development Plan $93 Million Investment Philadelphia Auto Port Present 2017 (4 th Qtr) 2018-2019 Capacity 155,000 Autos (Import) 300,000 Autos (Import/Export) 350,000 Autos (Import/Export) Terminal Area 149 acres 235 acres (+116 acres) 240 acres (+5 acres) Number/Size of Berths 1 Ro/Ro Berths 2 Ro/Ro Berths 2 Ro/Ro Berths 22

Philadelphia Auto Port PhilaPort 23

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