Strengthening the Ties Between Town and Gown

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1 Strengthening the Ties Between Town and Gown

2 1st Quarter : Introduction

3 Agenda History of FSU & Tallahassee Development University Master Planning Framework FSU/COT Relationship Recent Collaborations Private Sector Response

4 2nd Quarter: FSU/COT Development

5 Notable Dates in FSU History

6 Tallahassee in 1885 Capitol

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8 Notable Dates in FSU History

9 CAMPUS MASTER PLAN

10 1933

11 1948

12 1967

13 Notable Dates in FSU History

14 CAMPUS MASTER PLAN

15 1988

16 2014

17 Number of Students Historic Student Enrollment Florida State University Student Population ,000 40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 Other Graduate Undergraduate 10,000 5,000 0 Year Source: FSU Fact Book

18 State University System Main Campus Comparison Student Enrollment FTE Campus Size Acres Students per Acre Florida State University 41, FSU has the highest ratio of students per acre Florida International 28, Central Florida 58,698 1, UCF has the highest student population Florida Atlantic 29, Florida A&M 13, University of Florida 49,785 2, UF has the largest main campus in area South Florida 45,241 1, Florida Gulf Coast 12, North Florida 16,719 1, New College West Florida 11,956 1, Source: SUS Factbooks Students Per Acre

19 Florida State University Then and Now Percent Growth Campus Sites % Campus Acreage 1,183 1,557 32% Number of Facilities % Gross Square Footage 2,534,253 12,984, %

20 Halftime: Campus Master Plan v. Local Comp Plan

21 Florida Statute (1) This section contains provisions for campus planning and concurrency management These special that supersede growth the requirements management of part II provisions of chapter 163, are except when stated otherwise in this section. These special growth adopted in recognition of the unique relationship management provisions are adopted in recognition of the unique relationship between between university campuses and and the local the governments local in which they are located. While the campuses provide research and governments in which they are located. educational benefits of statewide and national importance, and further provide substantial educational, economic, and cultural benefits to their host local governments, they may also have an adverse impact on the public facilities and services and natural resources of host governments. On balance, however, universities should be considered as vital public facilities of the state and local governments. The intent of this section is to address this unique relationship by providing for the preparation of campus master plans and associated campus development agreements. While the campuses provide research and educational benefits of statewide and national importance, and further provide substantial educational, economic, and cultural benefits to their host local governments, they may also have an adverse impact on the public facilities and services and natural resources of host governments.

22 Florida Statute (1) This section contains provisions for campus planning and concurrency management that supersede the requirements of part II of chapter 163, except when stated otherwise in this section. These special growth management provisions are adopted in recognition of the unique relationship between university campuses and the local governments in which they are located. While the campuses provide research and educational benefits of statewide and national importance, and further provide substantial educational, economic, and cultural benefits to their host local governments, they may also have an adverse impact on the public facilities and services and natural resources of host governments. On balance, however, universities should be considered as vital public facilities of the state and local governments. The intent of this section is to address this unique relationship by providing for the preparation of campus master a campus master plan must not be in conflict with the comprehensive plan of the host local government and the comprehensive plan of any affected local plans and associated campus development agreements. governments. A campus master plan must be consistent with the state comprehensive plan.

23 Florida State s Campus Master Plan

24 City of Tallahassee Initiatives Multi-Modal Transportation District

25 City of Tallahassee Initiatives Tallahassee Community College Florida State University Florida A&M University Multi-Modal Transportation District

26 City of Tallahassee Initiatives Tallahassee Community College Florida State University Downtown Overlay Florida A&M University Multi-Modal Transportation District

27 City of Tallahassee Initiatives Tallahassee Community College Florida State University Gaines Street Revitalization Area Downtown Overlay Florida A&M University Multi-Modal Transportation District

28 City of Tallahassee Initiatives Tallahassee Community College Florida State University Gaines Street Revitalization Area Florida A&M University Downtown Overlay Cascades Park Multi-Modal Transportation District

29 City of Tallahassee Initiatives Tallahassee Community College Gaines Street Reconstruction Florida State University Gaines Street Revitalization Area Florida A&M University Downtown Overlay Cascades Park Multi-Modal Transportation District

30 City of Tallahassee Initiatives Tallahassee Community College Gaines Street Reconstruction Florida State University Gaines Street Revitalization Area Florida A&M FAMU University Way Downtown Overlay Cascades Park Multi-Modal Transportation District

31 3rd Quarter: Town/Gown Relationship

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33 Symphony Mixed-Use U-PUD

34 Symphony Mixed-Use U-PUD Symphony Mixed-Use U-PUD

35 Recent Collaborations Regional Stormwater Facility Gaines Street College Park StarMetro Reroute Arena District Copeland Street

36 Regional Stormwater Facility

37 Gaines Street Revitalization

38 Gaines Street Revitalization

39 College Park District Action Plan

40 StarMetro Rerouting

41 Arena District

42 Arena District

43 Copeland Street

44 Copeland Street

45 4th Quarter: The Private Sector Response

46 CollegeTown

47 Gaines Street

48 CollegeTown

49 RIVOLI RD EDWARDS ST STADIUM DR HIGHLAND ST HILLSBOROUGH ST HOLMES ST GENE ST WALKER ST KEITH ST SAXON ST STEARNS ST DISSTON ST HOLTON ST COLLEGIATE LOOP CLEVELAND ST HONORS WAY PASCO ST GRAY ST Real Estate Study Analysis Maps BARBARA ST SPIRIT WAY Hydrography VARSITY W A Y VARSITY WAY TRADITIONS WAY WESTRIDGE DR W PENSACOLA ST STADIUM DR VARSITY DR LEARNING WAY UNIVERSITY WAY CHIEFTAN WAY W JEFFERSON ST OVERSTREET ST BELLE VUE WAY S WOODWARD AVE HAYDEN RD CHAMPIONS WAY W PENSACOLA ST DUNWOODY ST LORENE ST W PENSACOLA ST W LAFAYETTE ST W MADISON ST W ST AUGUSTINE ST COLLIER ST PRINCE ST JACKSON BLUFF RD HENDRY ST WARRIOR WAY INDIAN VILLAGE PATH W GAINES ST STONE VALLEY WAY ATKAMIRE DR EPPES ST CRATE DR AIRPORT DR MOSLEY ST SEABOARD ST COMMERCIAL DR SHARKEY ST DANIEL ST PINELLAS ST EPPES DR E MAYHEW ST EUGENIA ST PEPPER DR HERNANDO DR LAKE BRADFORD RD DISSTON ST GAMBLE ST RUSSELL ST WAILES ST CLEVELAND ST PINELLAS ST ELBERTA DR STUCKEY AVE Legend ProjectGrossBoundary Leon County Wetlands MILES ST STILL CT MILL ST FLORAL ST LIBERTY ST Leon County Hazard/Nuisance Flooding MCCASKILL AVE FEMA Zone AE Year Flood Zone FEMA Zone X5-500 Year Flood Zone LAKE AVE INDIAN RIVER ST NASSAU ST

50 Cascades Park

51 Cascades Park

52 South Woodward Avenue

53 Gaines Street Revitalization

54 CollegeTown - Early Concepts

55 CollegeTown The design and positioning of CollegeTown lends itself to an incredible location to live, dine, and play!

56 CollegeTown

57 CollegeTown

58 Urban Outfitters

59 Gaines Street District

60 North American Properties (NAP)

61 Urban CVS SITE

62 Railyard Lofts

63 Railyard Lofts

64 CollegeTown Phase 2

65 University Village

66 Arena District Master Plan

67 Arena District

68 Projected District Capital Improvements Square Ft $ per Sq. Ft Estimate Hotel 150,000 $425 $65M +/- Retail 50,000 $200 $10M +/- Convention 85,000 $350 $30M +/- College of Business 200,000 $400 $80M +/- Dedman School of Hospitality 100,000 $400 $40M +/- Exhibition Renovation 20,000 $200 $4M +/- Basketball Training Facility 60,000 $200 $12M +/- District Infrastructure $20M +/- Total $260M +/-

69 Districts Map

70 Final Score: Questions & Answers

71 See you in Dallas next January!