Trend Development 2070

<span style='font-size:9.5pt; font-family:&quot;Verdana&quot;,sans-serif; color:#000020;'>This dataset contains a representation of 2010 developed lands used in
the Florida 2070 project. Florida 2070 and its companion project Water 2070
were a joint effort of 1000 Friends of Florida, the University of Florida's
GeoPlan Center and the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.  The work was completed in December 2016.  Florida 2070 produced three land
use/population distribution scenarios Baseline 2010, Trend 2070 and Alternative
2070.  The two 2070 scenarios are based
on a population projection derived from data produced by the Florida Bureau of
Economic and Business Research.  This
projection suggests approximately 15 million more people will live in Florida
in 2070 than did in 2010.  The Baseline
2010 captures the patterns of land use and associated population distribution
that existed in 2010.  Trend 2070
captures a potential pattern of land use and associated population distribution
for 2070, should all new development occur in greenfields at the same gross
urban density as was present in each county in 2010.  Alternative 2070 captures a potential pattern
of land use and associated population distribution for 2070 that assumes
increased levels of redevelopment of existing urban areas, increased gross
urban densities in greenfields over those of 2010, and protection for some
agricultural and natural lands.  Water
2070 uses the three Florida 2070 scenarios to estimate development and
agriculture demand for each census block expressed in gallons per day per acre.</span>