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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA FUTURE LAND USE AND URBAN DESIGN
CAMPUS MASTER PLAN, 2005-2015 DATA & ANALYSIS
area may realized in the next ten years, significant displacement of existing facilities in that
location are not anticipated during this plan horizon.
IX. Legal Description
The University of Florida consists geographically of many individual parcels of land
located in 26 different counties throughout the state of Florida. For both functional and
administrative purposes, the University has grouped many of the parcels together, in most
cases by county, to form 39 separate sites identified on the following table that was first
published in the inventory documents for the 1995-2005 campus master plan. The
individual parcels comprising each of these sites range in size from less than one acre to
over 1,850 acres. Collectively, the sites total 20,602+/- acres. The main campus located
in Gainesville contains approximately 1,955 acres and represents the largest single land
holding in the state.
These properties consist of educational, recreational, agricultural and physical plant
support facilities, and include the land holdings of the University htaht have been lesed
from the Board of Trustees of the State Internal Improvement Trust Fund (IITF).
Properties leased by the University form other sources are not included in this inventory.
The University of Florida does not maintain an “official” consolidated set of property
deed records; however, the majority of deed records are maintained on the main campus
at the Physical Plant Division. Additional records are available through the Department
of Environmental Protection for IITF-owned properties, the IFAS Facilities Management
Division and the University of Florida Foundation.
Since the 1995 inventory, two Alachua County Satellite Properties located within the
City of Gainesville were added to the campus master plan jurisdiction and two significant
properties were added to the university main campus. The two properties added to the
main campus included parcel #16252-000-000 on the north rim of Bivens Arm Lake, and
parcel #06698-000-000 located west of SW 34 th Street. These properties are contiguous
to the remainder of the university main campus. Additional information about these main
campus properties follows:
Bivens Arm Lake: West of 34th St.:
Parcel #: 16252-000-000
Grantor: Dennis R. O'Neil
Section/Township/Range: 18-10-20
Deed Date: 12/19/86
Deed book/Page: OR 1647/139
IITF lease #: Unknown
Lease Status Date: Unknown
Period of lease: 40 years
Acres: 20.55
Parcel #: 06698-000-000
Grantor: Dennis R. O'Neil
Section/Township/Range: 11-10-19
Deed Date: 12/19/86
Deed book/Page: OR 1647/139
IITF lease #: Unknown
Lease Status Date: Unknown
Period of lease: 40 years
Acres: 13.42
The satellite properties added within the City of Gainesville include the Eastside Campus
and the Libraries Remote Storage Facility that were amended into the campus master
plan jurisdiction in 2004. Legal descriptions of these satellite properties follow:
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