In the wake of Hurricane Irma, state legislators believe the state may need to extend a major toll road and create gasoline fuel farms to combat future storms.
A Florida House committee on Monday will discuss a long series of recommendations submitted by state lawmakers. Legislators came up with the list over the last two months.
Hurricane Irma ripped through Florida in September and is blamed for at least 70 deaths.
One top Republican is recommending that the state extend the Suncoast Parkway north from Citrus County to the Georgia state line to help with evacuations.
Other ideas include creating fuel farms and leasing a cruise ship to help with evacuations from the Florida Keys.
Legislators will also discuss tax breaks for those hurricane-damaged homes.