Five Year Redevelopment Plan for Selected Alachua County Municipalities URP 4273 Fall 2003 Team 4

Objectives Evaluate the potential for redevelopment in four Alachua County Towns Alachua Hawthorne High Springs Newberry

Objectives Cont. Find Locations for Investment and Development Help the Public Interest The Environment The Disadvantaged The Historical Aspect

Criteria for Redevelopment Site Site must not be within 500 meters in floodplain Site must be within 100 meters of major road Site must have a low land value to acreage ratio Site must not be within 500 meters of Conservation Area Site must not be within 50 meters of a stream

Criteria for Redevelopment cont.. Site must not be within 100 meters of a historic structure Site must not be within 50 meters of a FEMA floodzone

Data Notes Source FGDL Data for Alachua County

Municipalities Selection

Floodplain Buffer

Major Road Buffer

Conservation Area

Stream Buffer

Historic Structures Buffer

Land Value Assessment

Convergence of Information 1

Convergence of Information 2

Alachua Selection Located on CR 235A 1 Parcel Vacant Good Market Value Over 35 Acres 78,700 dollars Meets All Criteria Zoned Agricultural Undeveloped

Hawthorne Selection Undeveloped Located on Hawthorne Rd 4 Parcels Vacant Mixed Use Possible Over 5 Acres 17,500 dollars Meets all Criteria Zoned Residential Undeveloped

High Springs Selection Located on NW 222 St. 1 Parcel Vacant Close Proximity to established development 37 Acres 68,000 Dollars Meets All Criteria Zoned Agricultural Undeveloped

Newberry Selection 1 Located on US 41 1 Parcel Vacant Close Proximity to established Development 9.02 Acres 22,600 dollars Zoned Agricultural Meets All Criteria Undeveloped

Newberry Selection 2 Located on SR 26 1 Parcel Vacant 20 Acres 39,400 dollars Meets All Criteria Zoned Agricultural Undeveloped

Newberry Selection 3 Located on SW 40 Ave 3 Parcels 20 Acres 52,000 dollars Meets All Criteria Zoned Agricultural Undeveloped

Team Members Benjamin Bolz Alexis Berrios Jason Cytacki Laura LaBella

This Project is Dedicated to Brian Adkins M.I.A. “Even in absence his light still shines”