TABLE 13-1. WELAUNEE (TOE) PHASING SCHEDULE BY LAND USE
The
density and intensity of development projected on Welaunee (Toe) is shown
below:
|
LAND USE |
PHASE I (2002-2010) Acres DUs/GSF |
PHASE II (2011-2020) Acres DUs/GSF |
BUILDOUT Acres DUs/GSF |
|
Residential1 |
233 1,258 DUs |
261 1,454 DUs |
494 2,712 DUs |
|
Town and Neighborhood Centers2 |
18
162,927 GSF |
30
272,441 GSF |
48
435,368 GSF |
|
Educational/Institutional3 |
100 |
– |
100 |
|
Primary Open Space and Recreation |
142 |
101 |
243 |
|
Miccosukee Road Greenway4 |
228 |
– |
228 |
|
Other5 |
69 |
68 |
137 |
|
TOTALS |
790 1,258 DUs 162,927 GSF |
460 1,454 DUs 272,441 GSF |
1,250 2,712 DUs 435,368 GSF |
Notes:
1. Residential land use includes above-street units in
town and neighborhood centers. No
acreage has been allocated to these units because they will be located above
nonresidential uses.
2. Retail uses shall comprise between 50% and 65% of total
Phase 1 development in town and neighborhood centers with office uses to
comprise between 35% and 50%. At
buildout, the mix of uses in town and neighborhood centers shall be
approximately 55% retail and 45% office.
3. Total includes up to 100 acres for 820-pupil Holy
Comforter School. Designated acreage
not utilized for school or community facilities purposes may be used for
residential. Institutional uses in
town, neighborhood and employment centers are included in square footage totals
for those areas.
4. Although under State ownership, the Miccosukee Canopy
Road Greenway shall be considered within the Welaunee Critical Planning Area
for planning purposes.
5. Total includes stormwater management facilities, road
rights-of-way and other community infrastructure.
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