Policy Framework - Jacksonville Transportation Authority

City of Jacksonville
Policy Framework for Transit-Oriented Development
Appendix A: Analysis of TOD Potential
Contents
Introduction 2
What Exists Today? 3
Defining the Study Area 3
Where Do People Live and Work Today? 4
What Could Change? 9
Creating a Virtual Future – Evaluating TOD Potential 14
Summary 17
List of Figures
Figure 1: Transit Lines 3
Figure 2: Rapid Fixed Transit Corridors 4
Figure 3: Transit Line Buffers Compose the Study Area 5
Figure 4: Generalized Land Use 6
Figure 5: Study Area Parcels by Development Potential Category 12
Figure 6: TOD Place Types 13
Figure 7: TOD Place Types Allocated to Vacant/Redevelopable Parcels 14
List of Tables
Table 1: Existing Dwelling Units / Densities by Transit Corridor 6
Table 2: Existing Employment / Densities by Transit Corridor 7
Table 3: Existing Jobs/Housing Ratios 7
Table 4: Existing Average Floor-to-Area Ratio by Corridor 8
Table 5: Improvement Value/Land Value Ratio (example) 8
Table 6: Development Potential Status and Acres 9
Table 7: Development Potential Summarized 10
Table 8: Development Potential by Corridor (Acres) 11
Table 9: Development Potential by Corridor (Percentage) 11
Table 10: Development Potential by Corridor - Summary 12
Table 11: TOD Place Making Element Density/Intensity 13
Table 12: Potential New Dwelling Units and Jobs by Place Type 15
Table 13: Potential Acres Developed by Place Type 15
Table 14: Potential New Development Summarized by Transit Corridor/Area 16
Table 15: Total Future Buildout – Existing and Future Potential 16
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