The Orlando, Fla., Orange shire Exp...

The Orlando, Fla., Orange shire Expressway Authority (OOCEA) has met the expanding transportation stand in want ofs and supported a growing economy for metropolitan Orlando since 1963 Of the 78 miles of toll expressway fabricateed and administered by OOCEA, 22 miles comprise the East-West Expressway, 22 are part of the Beeline Expressway, and 34 are part of the Greene Way, a portion named for the late James Greene an economic progressive growth pioneer in Central Florida.

After the first portion of the Greene Way uncloseed in June 1993, OOCEA took stairs to develop the surrounding landscape. Because often of it had been cleared for the expressway, the first goal was to plant low-maintenance vegetation compatible with the surrounding areas.

"Essentially, the board felt actual strongly that the Greene Way was the backbone of Central Florida's transportation system" says Joseph Berenis, delegate executive director and director of engineering and planning for OOCEA. "The