FCCR: Transit-Oriented Development Study

FIRST COAST COMMUTER RAIL TOD STUDY | TOD IMPLEMENTATION

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TABLE 5-4: HIGH TOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AND CAPTURE RATE OF LOW AND HIGH DEMAND PROJECT FOR THE SUB MARKET.....................................................................................................................................................343 TABLE 5-6: JRTC STATION BASELINE SCENARIO......................................................................................................362 TABLE 5-5: JRTC STATION LOW TOD SCENARIO........................................................................................................362 TABLE 5-7: JRTC STATION HIGH TOD SCENARIO.......................................................................................................363 TABLE 5-8: BAYMEADOWS STATION BASELINE SCENARIO.....................................................................................382 TABLE 5-9: BAYMEADOWS STATION LOW TOD SCENARIO........................................................................................382 TABLE 5-10: BAYMEADOWS STATION HIGH TOD SCENARIO....................................................................................383 TABLE 5-11: AVENUES WALK STATION BASELINE SCENARIO.................................................................................400 TABLE 5-12: AVENUES WALK STATION LOW TOD SCENARIO...................................................................................400 TABLE 5-13: AVENUES WALK STATION HIGHT TOD SCENARIO...............................................................................401 TABLE 5-14: CR 210 STATION BASELINE SCENARIO.................................................................................................420 TABLE 5-15: CR 210 STATION LOW TOD SCENARIO...................................................................................................420 TABLE 5-16: CR 210 STATION HIGH TOD SCENARIO..................................................................................................421 TABLE 5-17: PALENCIA STATION BASELINE SCENARIO...........................................................................................440 TABLE 5-18: PALENCIA STATION LOW TOD SCENARIO.............................................................................................440 TABLE 5-19: PALENCIA STATION HIGH TOD SCENARIO............................................................................................441 TABLE 5-20: SR 312 STATION BASELINE SCENARIO.................................................................................................466 TABLE 5-21: SR 312 STATION LOW TOD SCENARIO...................................................................................................466 TABLE 5-22: SR 312 STATION HIGH TOD SCENARIO..................................................................................................467 6. TOD IMPLEMENTATION��468 TABLE 6-1: TOD FUNDING MECHANISMS..................................................................................................................477 TABLE 6-2: FRAMEWORK TO ASSESS THE USE OF VALUE CAPTURE INSTRUMENTS.........................................478 TABLE 6-3: FRAMEWORK FOR ASSESSMENT OF VALUE CAPTURE INSTRUMENTS.............................................478 TABLE 6-4: ADDITIONAL FUNDING SOURCES...........................................................................................................479 TABLE 6-5: ETOD GOALS...............................................................................................................................................482 TABLE 6-6: ETOD TOOLS...............................................................................................................................................483 TABLE 6-7: JRTC STATION INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS ............................................................................................486 TABLE 6-8: BAYMEADOWS STATION INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS.............................................................................488 TABLE 6-9: AVENUES WALK STATION INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS..........................................................................490 TABLE 6-10: CR 210 STATION INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS........................................................................................492 TABLE 6-11: PALENCIA STATION INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS..................................................................................494 TABLE 6-12: KING STREET STATION INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS............................................................................496 TABLE 6-13: SR 312 STATION INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS........................................................................................498 TABLE 6-14: GENERAL INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS...................................................................................................500 TABLE 6-15: GENERAL INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS ..................................................................................................502 TABLE 6-16: GENERAL INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS ..................................................................................................504 TABLE 6-17: GENERAL INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS...................................................................................................506 TABLE 6-18: GENERAL INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS...................................................................................................508

1. INTRODUCTION�� 4

2. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ��22

3. EXISTING CONDITIONS ��42 TABLE 3-1: EVOLUTION OF COMMUTER RAIL STUDIES.............................................................................................49 TABLE 3-2: RELATED REGIONAL PLANS AND STUDIES.............................................................................................51 TABLE 3-3: POPULATION & EMPLOYMENT DATA BY STATION (NORTH TO SOUTH)................................................54 TABLE 3-4: TRANSIT DEPENDENT POPULATION BY STATION (NORTH TO SOUTH)................................................55 TABLE 3-5: TOP 20 STATION TO STATION TRAVEL MARKETS.....................................................................................56 TABLE 3-6: DEMAND FORECAST BY STATION..............................................................................................................57 TABLE 3-7: MODE OF ACCESS TO TOD STATIONS........................................................................................................57 TABLE 3-8: STATION AREA ROADWAYS -1.....................................................................................................................60 TABLE 3-9: STATION AREA ROADWAYS - 2....................................................................................................................61 TABLE 3-10: STATION AREA ROADWAYS - 3..................................................................................................................62 TABLE 3-11: STATION AREA ROADWAYS - 4..................................................................................................................63 TABLE 3-12: IDENTIFIED NETWORK GAPS...................................................................................................................66 TABLE 3-13: JOBS BY INDUSTRY.................................................................................................................................117 TABLE 3-14: MINIMUM ELIGIBLE HOUSEHOLD INCOME CALCULATION - MARKET RATE RENTAL UNITS........131 TABLE 3-15: MAXIMUM ELIGIBLE HOUSEHOLD INCOME CALCULATION - AFFORDABLE RENTAL UNITS........131 TABLE 3-16: MARKET RATE, MIDDLE INCOME, AND AFFORDABLE MULTIFAMILY DEMAND RESULTS ��133 TABLE 3-17: AGGREGATE MULTIFAMILY DEMAND RESULTS...................................................................................133 TABLE 3-18: NET NEW SUPPORTABLE OFFICE SPACE (2023-2042)........................................................................135 TABLE 3-19: NET NEW SUPPORTABLE RETAIL SPACE (2023-2042).........................................................................137 TABLE 3-20: NET NEW SUPPORTABLE INDUSTRIAL SPACE (2023-2042)...............................................................138 TABLE 3-21: AVAILABLE FUNDING MECHANISMS....................................................................................................140 TABLE 3-22: AVAILABLE FUNDING MECHANISMS - CONTINUED...........................................................................141 4. TOD PERFORMANCE ��272 TABLE 4-1: TOD GOALS BY STATION............................................................................................................................330 TABLE 4-2: TOD TYPOLOGY...........................................................................................................................................331 TABLE 4-3: TOD GOALS BY STATION - CONTINUED...................................................................................................332 TABLE 4-4: TOD GOALS BY STATION - CONTINUED...................................................................................................334 5. TOD VISIONING ��336 TABLE 5-1: STATION DEVELOPMENT AREA DESCRIPTION......................................................................................341 TABLE 5-2: BASELINE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AND CAPTURE RATE OF LOW AND HIGH DEMAND PROJECT FOR THE SUB MARKET.....................................................................................................................................................342 TABLE 5-3: LOW TOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AND CAPTURE RATE OF LOW AND HIGH DEMAND PROJECT FOR THE SUB MARKET.....................................................................................................................................................342

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