This dataset contains Developments of Regional Impacts (DRI) in the State of Florida. A DRI is defined as any development which, because of its character, magnitude or location, would have a substantial effect on the health, safety or welfare of citizens in more than one county. UF GeoPlan Center compiled this dataset from various sources including the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO), Regional Planning Councils, and County Governments. Tabular data is based on the DEO's Status of Application for Developments of Regional Impact as of February 2018. This is an update to the dri_deo_2016q3.shp layer.
The data was created to serve as base information for use in GIS systems for a variety of planning and analytical purposes.
PLEASE NOTE: Florida Department of Community Affairs has been renamed to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- In the fall of 2007 a new layer was created called pud_2007q3.shp This dataset represents Planned Unit Developments (PUD) throughout the State of Florida. PUDs are in theory developments that are smaller in size than Developments of Regional Impact (DRIs). During the update process it was noted that sixty-four features from the dri_2007q3.shp version of the FGDL DRI layer had no tabular data based on the Department of Community Affairs (DCA) ADA Status List. Because these 64 features are not recognized by the DCA's ADA Status List as a DRI they will be removed from the new dri_2007q4.shp version and they will be moved to the newly created pud_2007q3.shp. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- A DRI is defined by Section 380.06(1), FS, as any development which, because of its character, magnitude or location, would have a substantial effect on the health, safety or welfare of citizens in more than one county. The state has established thresholds to determine when a development must undergo the DRI review process. These determinations are made by the Florida Department of Community Affairs (DCA) using Chapter 28-24, FAC. The Regional Planning Council (RPC) plays a primary role in the DRI process, coordinating the multi-agency review activities at the regional level and reviewing the application for consistency with adopted state and regional plans. The RPC will hold a public hearing for the adoption of a regional position on the application, which is then forwarded to the local government of jurisdiction for its consideration. The RPC is an advisory body to the local government and so does not approve or deny applications. The local planning agency (LPA) plays a lead role in the identification of local issues or concerns relative to the project and will take the recommended conditions of approval from the RPC and combine them with locally oriented conditions of approval in the construction of an overall development order. The local government's governing body will also conduct a public hearing on the project, at which time it will consider the reports of the RPC and LPA. It is the entity which ultimately approves or denies the authorization for the project to develop, through the issuance of a binding Development Order (DO). The datasets used to compile this shapefile were obtained by FGDL via phone and email requests to County Property Appraisers, Planning Departments, GIS departments, and Regional Planning Councils. Certain datasets were also downloaded from county websites when available. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Because of a lack of existing spatial information for DRI's located in the Panhandle and the Treasure Coast regions, the GeoPlan Center, using 2004 parcel data, created DRI polygon boundaries from a variety of source information (Maps, Parcel Owner Information, Parcel Site Legal Description Information, etc). The following regional planning councils have the polygon information and it is currently under review, however, they have not as of yet signed off on the spatial information provided in this shapefile. - Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council - West Florida Regional Planning Council - Apalachee Regional Planning Council Polygons that have been digitized in house can be located through the [SOURCE] field where the source is equal to GeoPlan Center. The majority of the GeoPlan Center Digitized features were based on online .PDF Maps cross referenced with parcel data. During the QAQC process of the 2007q1 DRI update, several PUDs were removed from the previous DRI layer. As a result the 2007q1 layer has fewer records than the 2006q4 layer.
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Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (originally called Florida Department of Community Affairs), and Florida Regional Planning Councils (Apalachee, Central Florida, East Central Florida, North Central Florida, Northeast Florida, South Florida, Southwest Florida, Tampa Bay, Treasure Coast, West Florida, and Withlacoochee)
GeoPlan relied on the integrity of the attribute information within the original data.
This data is provided 'as is'. GeoPlan relied on the integrity of the original data layer's topology
This data is provided 'as is' by GeoPlan and is complete to our knowledge.
This data is provided 'as is' and its horizontal positional accuracy has not been verified by GeoPlan
This data is provided 'as is' and its vertical positional accuracy has not been verified by GeoPlan
Spatial and Attribute Information
UF GeoPlan Center compiled this dataset from various sources. This dataset was first created in 20050111 and has since been updated. Attribute information for DRI's came from Florida DCA. Polygon boundaries for individual DRI's came from a variety of sources, including; Regional Planning Councils, and County Governments. For DRI's without existing polygon boundaries, the GeoPlan Center digitized polygons using parcel boundaries, owner information, parcel legal descriptions, and DRI boundary descriptions. Polygon boundaries were downloaded or received via email from various sources. The boundaries were first reprojected to FGDL Albers. Then individual DRI datasets were merged into one dataset. GeoPlan downloaded a spreadsheet (adastatlist.xls) of DRI attribute information from the FDCA website: http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/Procedures/index.cfm. The spreadsheet was converted to a DBF table. DRI polygons were spatially identified using information from the DCA table and added the corresponding DCA ADA number was added to each polygon. Performed a table join between the statewide polygon DRI layer and the DCA table, based on the DRI's ADA number (ADA_NO field). -DESCRIPT item was added based on the item PROJ_NAM and ADA_NO. -Added SOURCE field and calculated it to represent the source of each of the polygons. -Added FGDLAQDATE and calculated it to the date the information was received. -Added AUTOID. -Moved DESCRIPT item to the end of table.
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Below are the source information for the DRI boundaries included in this dataset:
TAMPA BAY REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): drimap.shp
AGENCY CREATED: Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: 1:24000
PROJECTION: UTM Zone 17
DATUM: NAD83
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: Jan-92
LAST UPDATED: Jan-06
DATA SOURCE: Developer maps, project descriptions
SOURCE QUALITY: Poor to adequate
SOURCE SCALE: Various
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
DOWNLOAD WEBSITE: http://www.tbrpc.org/gis/download.htm
CONTACT NAME: John Myer, DRI Coordinator
CONTACT PHONE: 727-570-5151
CONTACT ADDRESS: 40000 Gateway Centre blvd, Suite 100
Pinellas Park, FL 33782
NOTES: As developers produce digital files with mapping
components, we are updating our boundaries to suit the new
information. When working on DRI project and maps are used,
we will clean up boundaries with use of aerials and other landmark
data and information wherever possible. Originally, data was
extracted from hardcopy DRI applications and strange sources
such as newspapers, were used to fill in the locational gaps.
APALACHEE REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): ARPC_DRI.shp
AGENCY CREATED: GeoPlan - Apalachee Regional Planning Council
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: Various
PROJECTION: Albers HPGN
DATUM: NAD 83 HARN
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: Oct-05
LAST UPDATED: Dec-05
DATA SOURCE: Dec-04
SOURCE QUALITY: Parcel Derived
SOURCE SCALE: Various
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: Keith McCarron
CONTACT EMAIL: keith.mccarron@thearpc.com
CONTACT PHONE: (850) 488-6211
CONTACT ADDRESS: 20776 E. Central Avenue
Blountstown, FL 32424
EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): D5_Dris_03082006.shp
AGENCY CREATED: East Central Florida Regional Planning Council
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: Various
PROJECTION: Transverse Mercator
DATUM: North American Datum of 1983
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: Sep-05
LAST UPDATED: Mar-06
DATA SOURCE: Unknown
SOURCE QUALITY: Unknown
SOURCE SCALE: Various
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: Simone Babb
CONTACT EMAIL: simone.babb@dot.state.fl.us
CONTACT PHONE: 407-482-7800
CONTACT ADDRESS: 133 S. Semoran Blvd
Orlando, FL 32807
OTHER:
Developed for transportation planning purposes. The data and
information provided are provided with the understanding that they
are not guaranteed to be correct or complete. Users are cautioned
to consider carefully the nature of these data and information before
using them for decisions (included but not limited to those that
concern personal or public safety or the conduct of business that
involves substantial monetary or operational consequences).
Conclusions drawn from, or actions undertaken on the basis of,
such data and information are the sole responsibility of the user.
Neither FDOT, CFGIS, the East Central Florida Regional Planning
Council, and the other organizations involved in funding, creating,
updating, and distributing this material, nor any of their employees,
contractors, or subcontractors, make any warranty, express or
implied, nor assume any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy,
completeness, or suitability for any particular purpose of any information.
NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): dri_ncf.shp
AGENCY CREATED: North Central Florida Regional Planning Council
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: Various
PROJECTION: Albers HPGN
DATUM: NAD 83 HARN
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: Jan-05
LAST UPDATED: May-05
DATA SOURCE: Dec-04
SOURCE QUALITY: Parcel Derived
SOURCE SCALE: Various
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: Dave Reed
CONTACT EMAIL: dave@geoassess.com
CONTACT PHONE: (352)955-2200 ext. 113
CONTACT ADDRESS: 2009 N.W. 67th Place, Suite A
Gainesville, FL 32653-1603
OTHER:
This shape file shows Developments of Regional Impacts (DRI) for
the 11 county area of the North Central Florida Regional Planning
Council (NCFRPC) and Levy County. The DRI's that were denied
or abandoned are not included, although some may be inactive
(see Levy County).
This GIS layer was produced by the North Central Florida Regional
Planning Council (NCFRPC) under contract with FDOT District 2 in
early 2005. The general purpose is to create regional maps of
"sociocultural" features, including hospitals, parks, cemeteries,
historical structures, and others. The maps will provide the FDOT
with improved spatial information required for planning roadway
projects.
Data development is a component of the Efficient Transportation
Decision Making Process (ETDM). For more information about
these initiatives an on-line search using keyword 'ETDM' will provide
a number of resources. A listing of relevant documents and
resources is included under:
http://fdotenvironmentalstreamlining.urs-tally.com/Library/default.htm
The North Central Florida Regional Planning Council provides no
guarantee of completeness or accuracy for this data, and carries
no liability for any damages that may occur due to its use.
NORTHEAST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): nefrpc_dri.shp
AGENCY CREATED: Northeast Florida Regional Planning Council
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: Various
PROJECTION: State Plane Florida East FIPS 0901 Feet
DATUM: NAD 83
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: NEFRPC
CONTACT EMAIL: info@nefrc.org
CONTACT PHONE: (904) 279-0880
CONTACT ADDRESS: 6850 Belfort Oaks Place
Jacksonville, FL 32216
SOUTH FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): drigisbroward.shp and drigismiamidade.shp and drigisbrowarddraft.shp
AGENCY CREATED: South Florida Regional Planning Council
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: Various
PROJECTION: State Plane Florida East FIPS 0901 FT
DATUM: NAD 83
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: Oct-05
LAST UPDATED: Oct-06
DATA SOURCE: Varies
SOURCE QUALITY: Planning Purposes Only
SOURCE SCALE: Various
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: Manny Cela
CONTACT EMAIL: celam@sfrpc.com
CONTACT PHONE: (954)985-4416
CONTACT ADDRESS: 3440 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 140
Hollywood, FL 33021
OTHER:
DRI boundaries for Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe Counties
For general planning use. Scale and resolution not adequate for
legal or facilities management mapping.
For planning purposes only. All distances are approximate.
Visit SFRPC to review original documents.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): swfrpc_dri_05.shp downloaded from IMS site
AGENCY CREATED: Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: Various
PROJECTION: State Plane Florida East FIPS 0901 FT
DATUM: NAD 83
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: N/A
LAST UPDATED: Oct-05
DATA SOURCE: Oct-05
SOURCE QUALITY: Planning Purposes Only
SOURCE SCALE: Various
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: Tim Walker
CONTACT EMAIL: twalker@swfrpc.org
CONTACT PHONE: (239) 338-2550 ext212
CONTACT ADDRESS: 1926 Victoria Ave.
Fort Myers, Florida, 33901
OTHER:
http://swfrpcgis.org/website/dri/viewer.htm
TREASURE COAST REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): DRI.shp
AGENCY CREATED: GeoPlan - Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: Various
PROJECTION: State Plane Florida East FIPS 0901 FT
DATUM: NAD 83
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: N/A
LAST UPDATED: 5-Dec
DATA SOURCE: Dec-04 and Various
SOURCE QUALITY: Various
SOURCE SCALE: Various
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: Peter G. Merritt, Ph.D.
CONTACT EMAIL: pmerritt@tcrpc.org
CONTACT PHONE: 772-221-4060
CONTACT ADDRESS: 301 East Ocean Boulevard, Suite 300
Stuart, FL 34994
WEST FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): WFRPC_DRI.shp
AGENCY CREATED: GeoPlan - West Florida Regional Planning Council
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: Various
PROJECTION: Albers HPGN
DATUM: NAD 83 HARN
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: Oct-05
LAST UPDATED: Dec-05
DATA SOURCE: Dec-04
SOURCE QUALITY: Various
SOURCE SCALE: Various
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: Frances H. Campbell
CONTACT EMAIL: campbellf@wfrpc.dst.fl.us
CONTACT PHONE: (850)595-8910 x 209
CONTACT ADDRESS: 3435 N. 12th Ave
Pensacola, FL 32503
WITHLACOOCHEE REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): dri_aug04.shp
AGENCY CREATED: Withlacoochee Regional Planning Council
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: Various
PROJECTION: Albers HPGN
DATUM: NAD 83 HARN
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: Mar-04
LAST UPDATED: Aug-04
DATA SOURCE: Maps
SOURCE QUALITY: Good
SOURCE SCALE: Various
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: Bill Taylor
CONTACT EMAIL: btaylor@wrpc.cc
CONTACT PHONE: (352) 732-1315, x226
CONTACT ADDRESS: 1241 SW 10th Street
Ocala, FL 34474-2798
OTHER:
These are the boundaries of the current developments of regional
impact (DRI) in the Withlacoochee Region. The counties included
are Citrus, Hernando, Levy, Marion and Sumter.
To assist with planning issues. Not to be used for exact location.
Boundaries were created from digitizing a variety of scanned maps
and georeferencing the information.
The boundaries based on site plans for each DRI was scanned
into the computer. Upon georeferencing the boundaries were
digitized for each DRI.
DISCLAIMER: This map and/or digital data is for planning purposes
only and should not be used to determine the precise location of any
feature. The Withlacoochee Regional Planning Council provides no
warranty for the accuracy or availability of the data.
CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): DRI.shp and DRI_CP.shp
AGENCY CREATED: Central Florida Regional Planning Council
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: Various
PROJECTION: UTM Zone 17N
DATUM: NAD 27
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: N/A
LAST UPDATED: Oct-05
DATA SOURCE: Various
SOURCE QUALITY: Planning Purposes Only
SOURCE SCALE: Various
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: Brady Smith
CONTACT EMAIL: bsmith@cfrpc.org
CONTACT PHONE: 863-534-7130 x108
CONTACT ADDRESS: 555 East Church Street
Bartow, FL
PALM BEACH COUNTY DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): palmbch_dri.shp
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries in Palm Beach County
PROJECTION: Transverse Mercator
DATUM: NAD27
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: H. Roger Harris
CONTACT PHONE: (561) 355-4698 x2881
CONTACT ADDRESS: 301 N. Olive Avenue
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
BAY COUNTY DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): dri.shp
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries in Bay County
PROJECTION: State Plane Florida North FIPS 0903 Feet
DATUM: NAD83
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: Bay County Planning
CONTACT PHONE: 850-784-4024
OTHER:
In November 1999, Bay County GIS selected parcels based on a
plat map delineating the Bay Point. The map was done by James
L. Lafrenz (consulting engineer) and the last revisions were
dated 8/88 (Map H , job # 84-02-12). The selected set of parcels
was converted to a separate shapefile. Shapearc was used in
ArcInfo to convert the shapefile to a coverage. The polygon
coverage was edited using ArcEdit.
See Map 2 Special Treatment Zones in the Comprehensive Plan.
Carillon Beach is also a DRI, but still needs to be added to this data.
For more information, contact Bay County Planning at 850-784-4024.
This data is provided with the understanding that the conclusions
drawn from such information are solely the responsibilities of the user.
The GIS data is not a legal representation of the features depicted, and any
assumption of the legal status of this data is hereby disclaimed.
Errors or omissions should be reported to
the Bay County GIS Division 850-784-6171.
LEON COUNTY DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): dri-file1.shp
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries in Leon County
PROJECTION: State Plane Florida North FIPS 0903 Feet
DATUM: NAD83
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: Nov-05
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: Dave Jett
CONTACT EMAIL: JettD@talgov.com
CONTACT PHONE: 850.891.8624
CONTACT ADDRESS: 300 South Adams Street
Tallahassee, FL 32301
SHPO DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: SHPO SURVEY OCT05
FILENAME(S): SHPO_SURVEY_OCT05.shp
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries in the State of Florida
PROJECTION: Geographic Clarke 1866, Decimal Degrees
DATUM: NAD27
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: Oct-05
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: Vincent Birdsong or Dr. Marion Smith
CONTACT EMAIL: vbirdsong@dos.state.fl.us
CONTACT PHONE: (850) 245-6440
CONTACT ADDRESS: R. A. Gray Building, 500 South Bronough St.
Tallahassee, FL 32399
SWFWMD DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: SWFWMD DRI
FILENAME(S): SWFWMD_DRI.shp
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries in the State of Florida
PROJECTION: UTM ZONE 17N
DATUM: NAD83 HARN
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: APR-06
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
CONTACT NAME: GIS ASSOCIATES, INC. / Jason Teisinger
CONTACT EMAIL: jteisinger@gis-associates.com
CONTACT PHONE: (352) 384-1465
CONTACT ADDRESS: 2158 NW 5th AVE.
GAINESVILLE, FL 32603
SARASOTA COUNTY DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Developments of Regional Impact
FILENAME(S): DRI.shp
AGENCY CREATED: Sarasota County Geomatics Department (GIS)
DESCRIPTION: DRI Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: UNKNOWN
PROJECTION: State Plane Florida West FIPS 0902 Feet
DATUM: NAD83
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: May-06
LAST UPDATED: May-06
DATA SOURCE: Unknown
SOURCE QUALITY: Good
SOURCE SCALE: Various
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
DOWNLOAD WEBSITE: http://www.scgov.net
CONTACT NAME: Geomatics Service Center
CONTACT PHONE: 941-861-6575 / gis@scgove.net
CONTACT ADDRESS: Cattlemen Road Complex, BLDG A
1301 Cattlemen Road
Sarasota, FL 34232
DEP BUREAU OF MINE RECLAMATION DATA LINEAGE:
NAME: Bureau of Mine Reclamation Mandatory Phosphate Mines
FILENAME(S): MANDATORY_PHOSPHATE_MINES.shp
AGENCY CREATED: Pickett & Associates (a consulting company)
DESCRIPTION: Mandatory Phosphate Mine Boundaries with some associated data
CREATE SCALE: VARIOUS
PROJECTION: Albers GRS80
DATUM: HARN
ORIGINAL CREATE DATE: May-05
LAST UPDATED: May-05
DATA SOURCE: Various
SOURCE QUALITY: Good
SOURCE SCALE: Various
TOPOLOGY TYPE: Polygon
CURRENT FORMAT GIS: shapefile
DOWNLOAD WEBSITE: http://www.dep.state.fl.us/gis/datadir.asp
CONTACT NAME: Bureau of Mine Reclamation
CONTACT PHONE: 850-488-8217
CONTACT ADDRESS: 2051 East Dirac Drive
Tallahassee, FL 32310
Pickett & Associates (a consulting company) was hired to provide
the Bureau with a layer for mine boundaries. Bureau staff added to
and modified the data to include data from other sources
(including the mine companies).
----------------------------------------------------------------------- GeoPlan Center Dataset Update Note: In the fall of 2007 a new layer was created called pud_2007q3.shp This dataset represents Planned Unit Developments (PUD) throughout the State of Florida. PUDs are in theory developments that are smaller in size than Developments of Regional Impact (DRIs). During the update process it was noted that sixty-four features from the dri_2007q3.shp version of the FGDL DRI layer had no tabular data based on the Department of Community Affairs (DCA) ADA Status List. Because these 64 features are not recognized by the DCA's ADA Status List as a DRI they will be removed from the new dri_2007q4.shp version and they will be moved to the newly created pud_2007q3.shp. After the features without ADA_NO were moved a dissolve was run on the newly created dri_2007q4.shp. The dissolve was run on the ADA_NO field to remove duplication of DRI records in the table. These resulting new layer is a multipart dataset.
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Process steps for creation of dri_dca_2007q4.shp from dri_dca_2007q1.shp.
Quarter-1 originally had 1148 features, however it was determined that there
was an exact feature duplication between AUTOIDs 326 and 839.
AUTOID 326 (Jacksonville Galleria [FKA Belfort Station] ADA_NO = 1974_135)
and AUTOID 839 (Belfort Station ADA_NO = N/A). Because of this the
ADA_NO = N/A feature was deleted bringing the true feature count for
Quarter-1 down to 1147.
Of the 1147 features 68 records had N/A for their ADA_NO. Based on
the new DCA ADAStatus.pdf, Six of the existing features gained an ADA_NO
(5 were new features as of early 2007 and one was an older feature
(ADA_NO = 1989_043)).
Of the 1147 features from Quarter-1 that left 62 features with ADA_NO = N/A.
Once these N/A features were transferred to the PUD layer they were deleted
from the Quarter-1 layer leaving 1085 features.
Of the 1085 features there were 125 single part features with ADA_NO
occurring more than once. A multi-part dissolve was run on the ADA_NO
field taking the 125 features down to a remaining 48 features (this was done
to ensure only one record was found in the table for each DRI). This dissolve
resulted in the difference of 77 features (1085 - 77 = 1008).
Now with the multi-part Quarter-1 layer at a feature count of 1008,
11 new features that had an ADA_NO were added to the Quarter-1 layer
to create the Quarter-4 layer which contains 1019 features.
Three multi-part features were further reviewed from Quarter-4.
ADA_NO = 1993-008, AUTOIDs = 328 and 838.
It was determined that 838 was not part of the 1993 DRI
and consequently it was moved to the PUD Layer.
AUTOID 842 was a duplicate of 1161 under an incorrect name and ADA_NO,
creating a duplication of an existing ADA_NO so AUTOID 842 was removed.
ADA_NO = 1989_006, AUTOIDs = 1045 and 1134.
It was determined that 1045 was not part of the 1989 DRI
and consequently it was moved to the PUD Layer.
The AUTOID Field was updated for the Quarter-4 dataset so that AUTOID
was equal to FID + 1.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_dca_2008q2.shp from dri_dca_2007q4.shp. Quarter-4 originally had 1019 features. Step 1 Downloaded the following Regional Planning Council (RPC) DRI layers: ECFRPC Data Distributor: The Central Florida Geographic Information Systems Website: http://www.cfgis.org/layout_index.asp Layer name: D5_DRIS.SHP Layer projection: NAD_1983_StatePlane_Florida_East_FIPS_0901_Feet Feature count: 254 Last updated: March 2008 TBRPC Data Distributor: Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council Website: ftp://www.tbrpc.org/gis/data/shapes/dri Layer name: drimap.shp Layer projection: NAD_1983_UTM_Zone_17N Feature count: 241 Last updated: January 2006 SWFRPC Data Distributor: Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council Website: http://www.swfrpc.org/gis.shtml#DRI Layer name: swf_dri.shp and dritable.dbf Layer projection: NAD_1983_StatePlane_Florida_West_FIPS_0902_Feet Feature count: 119 (shape), 192 (table) Last updated: March 23rd, 2007 Step 2 Reprojected each RPC DRI dataset to the FGDL NAD83 Albers HARN projection. Step 3 Determined where feature updates had been made between the RPC layers and the Quarter-4 layer. Step 4 Updated the dri_dca_2008q2.shp features to match that of the updated RPC features. More than 235 features have been updated during this step. Step 5 The new DCA DRI table (January 2008 - ADA_STATUS.dbf) was downloaded, and 11 new DRI development boundaries were added. The following ADA NOs represent the newly added records. 2007-032, 2007-037, 2007-038, 2007-039, 2007-040, 2007-041, 2007-042, 2007-043, 2007-044, 2007-045, and 2007-046. In addition 5 older DRI development boundaries were also located. The following ADA NOs represent these newly added older DRI records. 1974-028, 1974-049, 1974-099, 1984-047, and 1985-046. Step 6 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2008q2.shp (1035 records) to match that of the January 2008 version of the DCA DRI Table (ADA_STATUS.dbf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. Step 7 The AUTOID Field was updated for the dri_dca_2008q2.shp dataset so that AUTOID was equal to FID + 1.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_dca_2008q3.shp from dri_dca_2008q2.shp. Quarter-4 originally had 1035 features. Step 1 Downloaded the following Regional Planning Council (RPC) DRI layers: ECFRPC Data Distributor: The Central Florida Geographic Information Systems Website: http://www.cfgis.org/layout_index.asp Layer name: D5_DRIS.SHP Layer projection: NAD_1983_StatePlane_Florida_East_FIPS_0901_Feet Feature count: 254 Last updated: March 2008 TBRPC Data Distributor: Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council Website: ftp://www.tbrpc.org/gis/data/shapes/dri Layer name: drimap.shp Layer projection: NAD_1983_UTM_Zone_17N Feature count: 241 Last updated: January 2006 SWFRPC Data Distributor: Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council Website: http://www.swfrpc.org/gis.shtml#DRI Layer name: swf_dri.shp and dritable.dbf Layer projection: NAD_1983_StatePlane_Florida_West_FIPS_0902_Feet Feature count: 119 (shape), 192 (table) Last updated: March 23rd, 2007 Step 2 Reprojected each RPC DRI dataset to the FGDL NAD83 Albers HARN projection. Step 3 Determined where feature updates had been made between the RPC layers and the Quarter-2 layer. Step 4 Updated the dri_dca_2008q3.shp features to match that of the updated RPC features. Approximately 15 features have been updated during this step. Step 5 The new DCA DRI table (July 2008 - ADA_STATUS.dbf) was downloaded, and 8 new DRI development boundaries were added. The following ADA NOs represent the newly added records. 2007-017; 2007-047; 2007-048; 2007-049; 2007-050; 2007-051; 2007-052; and 2007-053 In addition 10 older DRI development boundaries were also updated or newly located. The following ADA NOs represent these newly added older DRI records. 1974-004, 1974-019, 1974-112, 1974-116, 1975-051, 1984-021, 1990-016, 1991-019, 1999-013, and 2006-011 Step 6 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2008q3.shp (1044 records) to match that of the July 2008 version of the DCA DRI Table (ADA_STATUS.dbf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. Step 7 The AUTOID Field was updated for the dri_dca_2008q3.shp dataset so that AUTOID was equal to FID + 1.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_dca_2009q1.shp from dri_dca_2008q3.shp. Quarter-3 originally had 1044 features. Step 1 Downloaded the existing Regional Planning Council (RPC) DRI layers and found none contained the new DRI info. Step 2 Searched the web for and found DRI documentation / pdf maps for the five new DRIs Step 3 Using 2007 parcel data from; Broward County, Hardee County, Sarasota County, Orange County, and Osceola County, located and mapped (via digitizing) the five new DRI boundaries. Step 4 The new DCA DRI table (January 2009 - ADA_STATUS.dbf) was downloaded, and 5 new DRI development boundaries were added. The following ADA NOs represent the newly added records. 2008-001, 2008-002, 2008-003, 2008-004, and 2008-005. Step 5 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2009q1.shp (1049 records) to match that of the January 2009 version of the DCA DRI Table (ADA_STATUS.dbf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_dca_2009q3.shp from dri_dca_2009q1.shp. Quarter-1 originally had 1049 features. Step 1 The new DCA DRI table (July 2009 - ADA_STATUS.dbf) was downloaded, and six new DRI development boundaries were added. The following ADA NOs represent the newly added records. 2008-006, 2008-007, 2008-008, 2008-009, 2008-010, and 2009-001. Step 2 Searched the web for and found DRI documentation / pdf maps for the six new DRIs Step 3 Using 2007 parcel data from; Alachua County, Broward County, Highlands County, Flagler County, Orange County, and Sumter County, located and mapped (via digitizing) the six new DRI boundaries. Step 4 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2009q3.shp (1055 records) to match that of the July 2009 version of the DCA DRI Table (ADA_STATUS.dbf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. Please Note: 2009-001 maybe altered in the 2010q1 version due to lack of pdf/map based source data.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_dca_2010q1.shp from dri_dca_2009q3.shp. Quarter-3 originally had 1055 features. Step 1 The new DCA DRI table (January 2010 - ADA_STATUS.dbf) was downloaded, and two new DRI development boundaries were added. The following ADA NOs represent the newly added records: 2009-002, and 2009-003. Step 2 Searched the web for and found DRI documentation / pdf maps for the two new DRIs Step 3 Using 2009 parcel data from; Orange County, and St Johns County, located and mapped (via digitizing) the two new DRI boundaries. Step 4 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2010q1.shp (1057 records) to match that of the January 2010 version of the DCA DRI Table (ADA_STATUS.dbf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/DCP/DRIFQD/Files/ADAStatusList.pdf http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/DCP/DRIFQD/Files/ADAStatusList.xls Please Note: The 2009-001 boundary was updated in the 2010q1 version due to lack of pdf/map based source data available during the creation of the 2009q3 version.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_dca_2010q3.shp from dri_dca_2010q1.shp. Quarter-1 originally had 1057 features. Step 1 The new DCA DRI table (July 2010 - ADA_STATUS.dbf) was downloaded, and two new DRI development boundaries were added. The following ADA NOs represent the newly added records: 2009-004, and 2010-001. Step 2 Searched the web for and found DRI documentation / pdf maps for the two new DRIs Step 3 Using 2009 parcel data from; Broward County, and Manatee County, located and mapped (via digitizing) the two new DRI boundaries. Step 4 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2010q3.shp (1059 records) to match that of the July 2010 version of the DCA DRI Table (ADA_STATUS.dbf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/DCP/DRIFQD/Files/ADAStatusList.pdf http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/DCP/DRIFQD/Files/ADAStatusList.xls
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_dca_2011q1.shp from dri_dca_2010q3.shp. Quarter-3 originally had 1059 features. Step 1 The new DCA DRI table (January 2011 - ADA_STATUS.dbf) was downloaded, and two new DRI development boundaries were added. The following ADA NOs represent the newly added records: 2010-002, and 2010-003. Step 2 Searched the web for and found DRI documentation / pdf maps for the two new DRIs Step 3 Using 2010 parcel data from; Manatee County, and Orange County, located and mapped (via digitizing) the two new DRI boundaries. Step 4 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2011q1.shp (1061 records) to match that of the January 2011 version of the DCA DRI Table (ADA_STATUS.dbf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/DCP/DRIFQD/Files/ADAStatusList.pdf http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/DCP/DRIFQD/Files/ADAStatusList.xls
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_dca_2011q3.shp from dri_dca_2011q1.shp. Quarter-1 originally had 1061 features. Step 1 The new DCA DRI table (July 2011 - StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) was downloaded, and four new DRI development boundaries were added. The following ADA NOs represent the newly added records: 2007-033, 2010-004, 2010-005, and 2010-006. Step 2 Searched the web for and found DRI documentation / pdf maps for the four new DRIs. Step 3 Using 2010 parcel data from; Manatee County, Martin County, and Polk County, located and mapped (via digitizing) the four new DRI boundaries. Step 4 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2011q3.shp (1065 records) to match that of the July 2011 version of the DCA DRI Table (StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/DCP/DRIFQD/Files/StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/DCP/DRIFQD/Files/StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinExcel.xlsx
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_deo_2012q1.shp from dri_dca_2011q3.shp. Quarter-1 originally had 1065 features. Step 1 The new DCA DRI table (January 2012 - StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) was downloaded, and one new DRI development boundary was added. The following ADA NO represent the newly added record: 2011-001. Step 2 Searched the web for and found DRI documentation / pdf maps for the new DRIs. http://ncfrpc.org/Publications/Foley_Master_DRI_Evaluation_Report.pdf Step 3 Received two data layers Foley_Master_Development_of_Regional_Impact (3 parts) and an update layer for DRI [ADA NO: 1986-003] SantaFe_Healthcare,_Inc.,_Development_of_Regional_Impact From the NCFRPC via Michael DePalma on 20120523. Michael DePalma Associate Planner North Central Florida Regional Planning Council 2009 NW 67th Place, Gainesville, FL 32653-1603 Voice: 352.955.2200, ext. 113 Fax: 352.955.2209 depalma@ncfrpc.org Step 4 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2012q1.shp (1068 records) to match that of the January 2012 version of the DEO DRI Table (StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. http://www.floridajobs.org/fdcp/dcp/drifqd/Files/StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_deo_2013q1.shp from dri_deo_2012q1.shp. Quarter-1 originally had 1068 features. Step 1 The new DCA DRI table (January 2013 - StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) was downloaded. http://www.floridajobs.org/fdcp/dcp/DRIFQD/Files/StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf No new DRI Project Numbers were added, and therefore no new development boundaries were added. There are, however, tabular updates based on changes in the DEVELOPMENT ORDER STATUS. Step 2 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2013q1.shp (1068 records) to match that of the January 2013 version of the DEO DRI Table (StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. http://www.floridajobs.org/fdcp/dcp/DRIFQD/Files/StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_deo_2014q1.shp from dri_deo_2013q1.shp. Quarter-1 originally had 1068 features. Step 1 The new DCA DRI table (February 2014 - StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) was downloaded. http://www.floridajobs.org/fdcp/dcp/DRIFQD/Files/StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf Five new DRI Project Numbers with boundaries were added. The following ADA NO represent the newly added records: 2014-001 2014-002 2014-003 2014-004 2014-005 Step 2 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2014q1.shp (1073 records) to match that of the February 2014 version of the DEO DRI Table (StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. http://www.floridajobs.org/fdcp/dcp/DRIFQD/Files/StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_deo_2015q1.shp from dri_deo_2014q1.shp. Quarter-1 originally had 1073 features. Step 1 The new DCA DRI table (February 2015 - StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) was downloaded. http://www.floridajobs.org/fdcp/dcp/DRIFQD/Files/StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf Three new DRI Project Numbers with boundaries were added. The following ADA NO represent the newly added records: 2014-006 2015-001 2015-002 Step 2 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2015q1.shp (1076 records) to match that of the February 2015 version of the DEO DRI Table (StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. http://www.floridajobs.org/fdcp/dcp/DRIFQD/Files/StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_deo_2016q3.shp from dri_deo_2015q1.shp. Quarter-1 originally had 1076 features. Step 1 The new DCA DRI table (February 2016 - StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) was downloaded. http://www.floridajobs.org/docs/default-source/2015-community-development/community-planning/drifqd/statusofdripdf.pdf?sfvrsn=2 One new DRI Project Number with boundary was added. The following ADA NO represent the newly added record: 2016-001 Step 2 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2016q3.shp (1077 records) to match that of the February 2016 version of the DEO DRI Table (StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. http://www.floridajobs.org/docs/default-source/2015-community-development/community-planning/drifqd/statusofdripdf.pdf?sfvrsn=2 Step 3 Tabular changes between 2015/2016 versions were noted and contact was made with FDEO DRI Plan Processor Donna Harris. Donna Harris E-mail: donna.harris@deo.myflorida.com Phone: (850) 717-8491 Website: http://www.floridajobs.org/community-planning-and-development/programs/community-planning-table-of-contents/general-information Ms. Harris provided an updated table of the ADA Status excel workbook on 3/17/2016, and on 9/13/2016 she provided a table update for 41 features whose DO_STATUS had recently been changed to "DO Rescinded." These tabular updated were applied via a table join using the ADA_NO field.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Process steps for creation of dri_deo_2018q1.shp from dri_deo_2016q3.shp. Quarter-3 originally had 1077 features. Step 1 The new DCA DRI table (February 2018 - StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) was received by email from Donna Harris. Ten new DRI Project Numbers with boundary information was added. The following ADA NO represent the newly added records: 2017-001 FREEPORT 16-01DRI GROVELAND 16-05DRI HAMILTON CO 15-01DRI HAMILTON CO 16-02DRI LEESBURG 17-02DRI MARION CO 17-04DRI MARION CO 17-01DRI PALM COAST 17-03DRI SUMTER CO 16-01DRI Step 2 Updated the entire attribute table of the dri_dca_2018q1.shp (1087 records) to match that of the February 2018 version of the DEO DRI Table (StatusofDevelopmentsofRegionalImpactinpdf.pdf) via a table join using the ADA_NO field. Step 3 Tabular changes between 2016/2018 versions were noted and contact was made with FDEO DRI Plan Processor Donna Harris. Donna Harris E-mail: donna.harris@deo.myflorida.com Phone: (850) 717-8491 Website: http://www.floridajobs.org/community-planning-and-development/programs/community-planning-table-of-contents/general-information Ms. Harris provided an updated table of the ADA Status excel workbook and DRI Comp Plan Submittals workbook on 2/6/2018. These are plan amendments now which is a totally different process. You will first need to know which local government, Review Area: Amendment and whether its proposed or adopted and lastly the number. If you do not know the number a DRI amendment will generally end in DRI. http://floridajobs.force.com/papers/FloridaPapers
Dataset copied.
Internal feature number.
ESRI
Feature geometry.
ESRI
DCA DRI Identification Number.
DEO
DRI Name.
DEO
DRI Alternative Name.
DEO
DRI Application Date.
DEO
DRI Developer Name.
DEO
The DCA Region the DRI falls within.
DEO
The Local Government boundary that the DRI falls within.
DEO
Additional Local Government boundary that the DRI falls within.
DEO
The Status of the Development Order of the DRI. The Development Order is the binding order which authorizes and formally approves the DRI. It is executed between the applicant and the local government. The DO spells out most, if not all, of the binding conditions that will be imposed upon the DRI and usually includes any separate agreements made to resolve specific regional issues. At a minimum, conditions of approval would include mitigation requirements, monitoring procedures, DO compliance, commencement and termination dates, requirements for the annual report, and a legal description of the property.
DEO
The 90-Day Notice for the Development Order has Expired.
DEO
The DRI s Abandonment Application has been withdrawn.
DEO
The Application for Development Approval has been withdrawn.
DEO
There has been an amendment to the Abandonment Application.
DEO
The Development Order has been Approved.
DEO
The Development Order has been Approved with Conditions.
DEO
The Development Order has been Repealed.
DEO
The Status of the Development Order is unknown.
DEO
No Development Order has been issued.
DEO
The Notice of Proposed Change to the Development Order has been withdrawn.
DEO
The Development Order is on Appeal.
DEO
The Development Order is Pending.
DEO
The Development Order is Pending because of auction.
DEO
The Development Order is pending because the Development Order was not received.
DEO
The Abandonment Application is Pending.
DEO
The Notice of Proposed Change to the Development Order is pending.
DEO
The Development Order is pending because of a Substantial Deviation.
DEO
The Development Order has been abandoned.
DEO
The Development Order has been denied.
DEO
The Development Order has been denied on appeal.
DEO
The Development Order has been withdrawn.
DEO
A Substantial Deviation has occurred to the Development Order.
DEO
The Executed Agreement status was created for projects located in a Dense Urban Land Area (DULA), new projects within those areas can be exempt from the DRI process. Instead they enter into an agreement with the local government. The FDEO gets copied on the agreement.
DEO
Indicates the form of the DRI application.
DEO
The project qualified as an Areawide DRI.
DCA
Binding Letter issued by the DCA.
DCA
Binding Letter issued by the DCA. This includes Binding Letter of Vested Rights Modifications or (BLIMs).
GeoPlan
Clearance Letter issued by the DCA.
DCA
The project qualified as a Downtown DRI.
DCA
The project was determined to be a DRI.
DCA
The project qualified as an Florida Quality Development.
DCA
An approved DRI has submitted a DRI amendment [Notice of Proposed Change (NOPC)].
DCA
An approved DRI has submitted a Substantial Deviation.
DCA
Not defined by source.
DCA
Development size for the first use.
DEO
The primary land use type of the DRI.
DEO
The proposed construction of any airport development project as defined in the Federal Airport and Airway Development Act of 1970, Title 49 United States Code, Section 1701 et seq., involving the location of a new airport, a new runway or a runway extension.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
(1) Any sports, entertainment, amusement or recreation facility, including, but not limited to, sports arenas, stadiums, race tracks, tourist attractions and amusement parks, the proposed construction or expansion of which: (a) for single performance facilities: 1. provides parking spaces for more than two thousand five hundred (2,500) cars; or 2. provides more than ten thousand (10,000) permanent seats for spectators; or (b) for serial performance facilities: 1. provides parking spaces for more than one thousand (1,000) cars; or 2. provides more than four thousand (4,000) permanent seats for spectators For purposes of this subsection "serial performance facilities" shall mean those using their parking areas or permanent seating more than one time per day on a regular or continuous basis. (2) The proposed construction of any facility authorized under state law to conduct pari-mutuel wagering activities or the proposed expansion of such a facility, which would result in more than a ten percent (10%) increase in parking spaces or permanent seats for spectators.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
Any proposed retail or wholesale business establishment or group of establishments operated under one common property ownership or management, such as a shopping center or trade center, that: (1) occupies more than forty (40) acres of land; or (2) encompasses more than four hundred thousand (400,000) square feet of gross floor area; or (3) provides parking spaces for more than two thousand five hundred (2,500) cars.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
(1) Any proposed steam electrical generating facility with a total generating capacity greater than one hundred (100) megawatts, or a proposed steam addition to an existing electrical generating facility, which addition has a generating capacity of greater than one hundred (100) megawatts; except that this paragraph shall not apply to a facility which produces electricity not for sale to others. Generating capacity shall be measured by the manufacturer s rated "name plate" capacity. (2) Any proposed electrical transmission line which has a capacity of two hundred thirty (230) kilovolts or more and crosses a county line. Provided, however, that no electrical transmission line shall be considered as falling within this standard if its construction is to be limited to an established right-of-way, as specified in Subsection 380.04(3)(b), Florida Statutes.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
See RECREATION.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
Any proposed hospital which has a design capacity of more than six hundred (600) beds, or whose application for a certificate of need under Section 381.494, Florida Statutes, shows in the statement of purpose and need that such hospital is designed to serve the citizens of more than one county.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
(1) Any proposed hotel or motel development that is planned to create or accommodate 350 or more units; or (2) Any proposed hotel or motel development that is planned to create or accommodate 750 or more units, in counties with a population greater than 500,000, and only in geographic areas specifically designated as highly suitable for increased threshold intensity in the approved local comprehensive plan and the comprehensive regional policy plan.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
(1) Any proposed industrial, manufacturing, or processing plant under common ownership, or any proposed industrial park under common ownership which provides sites for industrial, manufacturing, or processing activity, which: (1) provides parking for more than one thousand five hundred (1,500) motor vehicles; or (2) occupies a site greater than one (1) square mile.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
The proposed construction of any mooring or storage of watercraft used exclusively for sport or pleasure with more than one hundred (100) slips for moorings. - With the passage of Chapter 2002-296, Laws of Florida, the Legislature added Section 380.06(24)(k), F.S., that establishes a process for allowing an exemption of marinas from the DRI review process. The law provides that marinas will be exempt from DRI review if the local government has adopted a boating facility sitting plan or policy within its comprehensive plan. The Department of Community Affairs, with assistance from the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), has prepared a best practices guide Preparing a Boating Facility Sitting Plan: Best Management Practices for Marina Sitting Guide, to assist local governments in developing boating facility siting plans.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
Any proposed solid mineral mining operation which annually requires the removal or disturbance of solid minerals or overburden over an area, whether or not contiguous, greater than one hundred (100) acres or whose proposed consumption of water would exceed three million (3,000,000) gallons per day. In computing the acreage for this purpose, a removal or disturbance of solid minerals or overburden shall be considered part of the same operation if it is all located within a circle, the radius of which is one (1) mile and the center of which is located in an area of removal or disturbed solid minerals or overburden. (2) As used in this section: (a) The term overburden means the natural covering of any solid mineral sought to be mined, including, but not limited to, soils, sands, rocks, gravel, limestone, water or peat. (b) The term solid mineral includes, but is not limited to, clay, sand, gravel, phosphate rock, lime, shells (excluding live shellfish), stone and any rare earths contained in the soils or waters of this state, which have theretofore been discovered or may be hereafter discovered.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
Any proposed development with two or more land uses under common ownership, development plan, advertising or management where the sum of the percentages of the appropriate thresholds identified in 28-24.015 through 28-24.027 for each land use in the development is equal to or greater than 130 percent shall be a development of regional impact. This threshold is in addition to, and does not preclude, a development from being required to undergo development-of-regional-impact review under any other threshold. 1. "Urban Central Business District" means the single urban core area of a municipality with a population of 25,000 or greater, which is located within an urbanized area as identified by the 1990 Census (1990 U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Census publication, Census of Population and Housing Unit Counts (1990 CPH-2) maps, Report No. 11 for the State of Florida). The designated area shall be consistent with the local government comprehensive plan and future land use map intensities, shall contain mass transit service as defined in Rule 9J-5, F.A.C., and shall contain high intensity, high density multiuse development which may include any of the following: retail; office, including professional and governmental offices; cultural, recreational, and entertainment facilities; high density residential; hotels and motels; or appropriate industrial activities. 2. "Regional Activity Center" means a compact, high intensity, high density multi-use area designated as appropriate for intensive growth by the local government of jurisdiction and may include: retail; office; cultural, recreational and entertainment facilities; hotels and motels; or appropriate industrial activities. The designated area shall be consistent with the local government comprehensive plan and future land use map intensities; shall routinely provide service to, or be regularly used by, a significant number of citizens of more than one county; contain adequate existing public facilities as defined in Rule 9J-5, F.A.C., or committed public facilities, as identified in the capital improvements element of the local government comprehensive plan; and shall be proximate and accessible to interstate or major arterial roadways.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
Any proposed office park operated under one common property ownership or management, that: (1) occupies more than thirty (30) acres of land; or (2) encompasses more than three hundred thousand (300,000) square feet of gross floor area.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
(1) Any proposed facility or combination of facilities located within one thousand (1,000) feet of any navigable water for the storage of any petroleum product with a storage capacity of over fifty thousand (50,000) barrels. (2) Any other proposed facility or combination of facilities for the storage of any petroleum products with a storage capacity of over two hundred thousand (200,000) barrels. (3) For the purpose of this section, "barrel" shall mean forty-two (42) U.S. Gallons.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
The proposed construction of any water port, except those designed primarily for the mooring or storage of watercraft used exclusively for sport or pleasure of less than one hundred (100) slips for moorings.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
(1) Any sports, entertainment, amusement or recreation facility, including, but not limited to, sports arenas, stadiums, race tracks, tourist attractions and amusement parks, the proposed construction or expansion of which: (a) for single performance facilities: 1. provides parking spaces for more than two thousand five hundred (2,500) cars; or 2. provides more than ten thousand (10,000) permanent seats for spectators; or (b) for serial performance facilities: 1. provides parking spaces for more than one thousand (1,000) cars; or 2. provides more than four thousand (4,000) permanent seats for spectators. For purposes of this subsection "serial performance facilities" shall mean those using their parking areas or permanent seating more than one time per day on a regular or continuous basis. (2) The proposed construction of any facility authorized under state law to conduct pari-mutuel wagering activities or the proposed expansion of such a facility, which would result in more than a ten percent (10%) increase in parking spaces or permanent seats for spectators. (3) Any proposed recreational vehicle development planned to create or accommodate 500 or more spaces shall be a development of regional impact.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
(1) Any proposed residential development that is planned to create or accommodate more than the following number of dwelling units: (a) In counties with a population of less than 25,000 - 250 dwelling units (b) In counties with a population between 25,000 and 50,000 - 500 dwelling units (c) In counties with a population between 50,001 and 100,000 - 750 dwelling units (d) In counties with a population between 100,001 and 250,000 - 1,000 dwelling units (e) In counties with a population between 250,001 and 500,000 - 2,000 dwelling units (f) In counties with a population in excess of 500,000 - 3,000 dwelling units Provided, however, that any residential development located within two (2) miles of a county line shall be treated as if it were located in the less populous county. (2) As used in this section, the term "residential development" shall include, but not be limited to: (a) the subdivision of any land attributable to common ownership into lots, parcels, units or interests, or (b) land or dwelling units which are part of a common plan of rental, advertising, or sale, or (c) the construction of residential structures, or (d) the establishment of mobile home parks. (3) As used in this section, the term "dwelling unit" shall mean a single room or unified combination of rooms, regardless of form of ownership, that is designed for residential use by a single family. This definition shall include, but not be limited to, condominium units, individual apartments and individual houses. (4) For the purpose of this section, the population of the county shall be the most recent estimate for that county, at the time of the application for a development permit. The most recent estimate shall be that determined by the Executive Office of the Governor pursuant to Section 23.019, Florida Statutes.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
Any proposed retail or wholesale business establishment or group of establishments operated under one common property ownership or management, such as a shopping center or trade center, that: (1) occupies more than forty (40) acres of land; or (2) encompasses more than four hundred thousand (400,000) square feet of gross floor area; or (3) provides parking spaces for more than two thousand five hundred (2,500) cars.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
Any proposed recreational vehicle development planned to create or accommodate 500 or more spaces shall be a development of regional impact.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
(1) The proposed construction of any public, private or proprietary post-secondary educational campus which provides for a design population of more than three thousand (3,000) full-time equivalent students, or the proposed physical expansion of any public, private or proprietary post-secondary educational campus having such a design population, by at least twenty percent (20%) of the design population. (2) As used in this section, the term full-time equivalent student shall mean enrollment for fifteen (15) quarter hours during a single academic semester. In area vocational schools or other institutions which do not employ semester hours or quarter hours in accounting for student participation, enrollment for eighteen (18) contact hours shall be considered equivalent to one (1) quarter hour and enrollment for twenty-seven (27) contact hours shall be considered equivalent to one (1) semester hour.
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fdcp/dcp/publications/statutesruleslegis/9J11.pdf
The size of the primary land use type.
DEO
The Class type of the primary DRI.
DEO
ACRES
DCA
BARREL
DCA
BEDS
DCA
BARREL
DCA
DWELLING UNITS
DCA
FEET
DCA
FULL TIME EQUIVALENT
DCA
GROSS SQUARE FEET
DCA
HOLES
DCA
KILO VOLTS
DCA
LINEAR FEET
DCA
MULTI FAMILY
DCA
MIXED USE
DCA
ROOMS
DCA
RECREATIONAL VEHICLE
DCA
SINGLE FAMILY FOR RESIDENTIAL AND SQUARE FOOT FOR RETAIL AND OTHERS.
DCA
SLIPS
DCA
SEATS
DCA
Development size for the second use.
DEO
The secondary land use type of the DRI.
DEO
See TYPE1 Attribute Domain Values.
TYPE1 Attribute Domain Values
The size of the secondary land use type.
DEO
The Class type of the secondary DRI.
DEO
See CLASS1 Attribute Domain Values.
CLASS1
DRI Transportation Commitment.
GeoPlan Center
The DRI's data source for the spatial information.
GeoPlan Center
Number of acres in the spatial feature.
GeoPlan Center
Based off the combination of the fields PROJ_NAM and ADA_NO.
GeoPlan Center
The date FGDL acquired the data from the Source.
GeoPlan Center
Unique ID added by GeoPlan
GeoPlan
Area in meters
GeoPlan
Perimeter in meters
GeoPlan
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