| Renaissance Park Draft date March 20, 2003 |
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| CATEGORY |
Criterion |
WEIGHTING |
Enter Criteria Value
Based on Site Inspection |
Average Criteria Score |
Average Criteria
Score Multiplied by Relative Importance |
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| (I-1) PROTECTION OF WATER RESOURCES |
A. Whether the property has
geologic/hydrologic conditions that would easily enable contamination of
vulnerable aquifers that have value as drinking water sources; |
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4 |
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#REF! |
#REF! |
| B. Whether the property serves an important
groundwater recharge function; |
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5 |
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#REF! |
#REF! |
| C. Whether the property contains or has direct
connections to lakes, creeks, rivers, springs, sinkholes, or wetlands for
which conservation of the property will protect or improve surface water
quality; |
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5 |
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#REF! |
#REF! |
| D. Whether the property serves an important
flood management function. |
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5 |
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#REF! |
#REF! |
| (I-2) PROTECTION OF NATURAL
COMMUNITIES AND LANDSCAPES |
A. Whether the property contains a diversity
of natural communities; |
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2 |
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| B. Whether the natural communities present on
the property are rare; |
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2 |
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| C. Whether there is ecological quality in the
communities present on the property; |
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2 |
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| D. Whether the property is functionally
connected to other natural communities; |
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1 |
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#REF! |
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| E. Whether the property is adjacent to
properties that are in public ownership or have other environmental
protections such as conservation easements; |
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1 |
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#REF! |
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| F. Whether the property is large enough to
contribute substantially to conservation efforts; |
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3 |
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| G. Whether the property contains important,
Florida-specific geologic features such as caves or springs; |
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2 |
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| H. Whether the property is relatively free
from internal fragmentation from roads, power lines, and other features that
create barriers and edge effects. |
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3 |
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| (I-3) PROTECTION OF PLANT AND
ANIMAL SPECIES |
A. Whether the property serves as documented
or potential habitat for rare, threatened, or endangered species or species
of special concern; |
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2 |
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| B. Whether the property serves as documented
or potential habitat for species with large home ranges; |
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2 |
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| C. Whether the property contains plants or
animals that are endemic or near-endemic to Florida or Alachua County; |
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1 |
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| D. Whether the property serves as a special
wildlife migration or aggregation site for activities such as breeding,
roosting, colonial nesting, or over-wintering; |
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2 |
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| E. Whether the property offers high vegetation
quality and species diversity; |
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3 |
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| F. Whether the property has low incidence of
non-native invasive species. |
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3 |
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| (I-4) SOCIAL AND HUMAN VALUES |
A. Whether the property offers opportunities
for compatible resource-based recreation, if appropriate; |
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4 |
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0.6667 |
11% |
| B. Whether the property contributes to urban
green space, provides a municipal defining greenbelt, provides scenic vistas,
or has other value from an urban and regional planning perspective. |
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5 |
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0.6667 |
11% |
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AVERAGE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND
HUMAN VALUES |
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2.9 |
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RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF THIS
CRITERIA SET IN THE OVERALL SCORE |
1.3333 |
3 |
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3.8 |
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| (II-1) MANAGEMENT ISSUES |
A. Whether it will be practical to manage the
property to protect its environmental, social and other values (examples
include controlled burning, exotics removal, maintaining hydro-period, and so
on); |
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3 |
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| B. Whether this management can be completed in
a cost-effective manner. |
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3 |
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| (II-2) ECONOMIC AND ACQUISITION
ISSUES |
A. Whether there is potential for purchasing
the property with matching funds from municipal, state, federal, or private
contributions; |
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4 |
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0.1667 |
3% |
| B. Whether the overall resource values
justifies the potential cost of acquisition; |
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5 |
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0.1667 |
3% |
| C. Whether there is imminent threat of losing
the environmental, social or other values of the property through development
and/or lack of sufficient legislative protections (this requires analysis of
current land use, zoning, owner intent, location and |
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3 |
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0.1667 |
3% |
| D. `Whether there is an opportunity to protect
the environmental, social or other values of the property through an
economically attractive less-than-fee mechanism such as a conservation
easement. |
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0 |
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AVERAGE FOR ACQUISITION AND
MANAGEMENT VALUES |
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3.0 |
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RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF THIS
CRITERIA SET IN THE OVERALL SCORE |
0.6667 |
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2.0 |
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TOTAL SCORE |
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5.80 |
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| NOTES |
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General Criteria Scoring Guidelines |
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1 = Least beneficial, 2 =
Less Beneficial than Average, 3 = Average, 4 = More Beneficial than Average,
5 = Most Beneficial |
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