South Florida Water Management District 19950101 vector digital data West Palm Beach, FL South Florida Water Management District South Florida Water Management District; Broward County, Charlotte County (Partial Coverage), Collier County, Glades County, Hendry County, Highlands County (Partial Coverage), Lee County, Martin County, Miami-Dade County, Monroe County, Okeechobee County (Partial Coverage), Orange County (Partial Coverage), Osceola County (Partial Coverage), Palm Beach County, Polk county (Partial Coverage), and St. Lucie County http://my.sfwmd.gov/gisapps/sfwmdxwebdc/dataview.asp? This dataset contains 1995 Land Use Land Cover data for the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) Region. A series of land use/ land (LCLU) cover maps have been produced by the SFWMD since the early 1970s. The 1995 LCLU map is a core GIS layer that is used for many functions at the District. It was produced by photo interpretation of 1:40,000 USGS NAPP color infrared photography. The work was carried out by multiple contractors, with significant input and review by a community of stakeholders at the District. The contract was managed by the Technical Resources Team (TRT) at SFWMD. The classification system is a modified version of the statewide FLUCCS (Florida Land Use and Cover Classification System) maintained by FDOT. This modified version uses classes that are mainly at the community level, but also includes a number of species of concern. Modifications and corrections have been made to the map since its creation. There is no formal assessment of accuracy parameters for this layer. Please note: The field names in the original attribute table from SFWMD were renamed by the GeoPlan Center. The original field names from SFWMD are listed in the Process Steps (Data Quality Section) and in the Attribute Definitions (Entity and Attribute Information section). All Water Management District land use datasets distributed via FGDL will contain these standardized field names, for ease of using land use data at the statewide extent. Land cover / land use data are widely used at the DISTRICT to support the mission of managing and protecting the region's water resources by balancing and improving water quality, flood control, natural systems, and water supply. Land cover / land use data were mapped for SFWMD in 1995 using a modified version of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Florida Land Use / Land Cover Classification System (FLUCCS). Land cover and land use classes were interpreted from 1994/1995 National Aerial Photography Program (NAPP) aerial photography . A general description of the land cover classes is available in the FDOT guide to the FLUCCS classification system, last updated in 1999. A more detailed and specific description of the classes is contained in a Photo interpretation (PI) Key produced for the SFWMD as part of the mapping project. That PI key is in paper format only and very limited in availability. A digital update of the PI Key is being planned as part of the 1999 LCLU mapping contract, and may be available in early 2003. 19940101 19950101 publication date Complete As needed -82.319597 -79.965696 28.580924 24.460772 ISO 19115 Topic Category planningCadastre imageryBaseMapsLandCover None vegetation Land Use WMD LULC FLUCCS Land Cover None Osceola County South Florida Okeechobee County Orange County St Lucie County Monroe County Lee County Miami-Dade County Glades County Everglades Charlotte County Broward County Palm Beach County Hendry County Martin County Collier County Highlands County South Florida Water Management District Polk County None coastal terrestrial Any information, including but not limited to software and data, received from the South Florida Water Management District ("District") in fulfillment of a records request is provided "AS IS" without warranty of any kind, and the District expressly disclaims all express and im- plied warranties, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. The District does not warrant, guarantee, or make any representations regarding the use, or the results of the use, of the information provided to you by the District in terms of correctness, accuracy, reliability, timeliness or otherwise. The entire risk as to the results and perform- ance of any information obtained from the District is entirely assumed by the recipient. This map is a conceptual tool utilized for project development only. This map is not self-executing or binding, and does not otherwise affect the interests of any persons including any vested rights or existing uses of real property. South Florida Water Management District Jimmy Kramp Geographer mailing and physical

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West Palm Beach Florida 33406 US 561-682-6054 561-686-8800 561-682-5833 jkramp@sfwmd.gov 8 - 5 South Florida Water Management District Version 6.2 (Build 9200) ; Esri ArcGIS 10.7.1.11595 South Florida Water Management District http://my.sfwmd.gov/gisapps/sfwmdxwebdc/dataview.asp? GeoPlan relied on the integrity of the attribute information within the original data. A report is not available. The map was produced using Arc Info software, and has been extensively checked and edited since production. There are likely to be minor technical errors in parts of the map, such as label errors, polygon slivers, overshoots, and other common vector errors. No major or systemic errors are known for this map layer. The entire SFWMD District was mapped, using a consistent method. There may be minor updates or changes in some portions of the map that were not done throughout the entire layer. This data is provided 'as is' and its horizontal positional accuracy has not been verified by GeoPlan This data is provided 'as is' and its vertical positional accuracy has not been verified by GeoPlan USGS 19940101 CIR transparencies, 9"x9" mylars remote-sensing image National Aerial Photography Program USGS The dates of photography for each USGS quadrangle are available from the USGS and from the SFWMD. The photos were taken in the winter to maximize differences in vegetation and minimize cloud cover. The aerial photos were used as a basis for photo interpreting and spatially locating the land use / land cover polygons. All other reference materials were used as ancillary data. http://mapping.usgs.gov 40000 onLine 19940101 19950101 Unknown Geoassess Spatial and Attribute Information NAPP Aerial Photography was the "source" material used for this map. The land use and land cover features were mapped based on ground condition as observed in the aerial photos. Other sources, such as existing land use maps, SSURGO Soils maps, NWI maps, and USGS Topo maps, were used only as ancillary information. The NAPP aerial photos were interpreted in stereo at some magnification. The resulting linework was digitized using the USGS 7.5' quadrangles as a positional reference. USGS 19950101 SFWMD Jimmy Kramp GIS Specialist 561-682-6054 jkramp@sfwmd.gov 8 to 5 The GeoPlan Center downloaded the original South Florida Water Management District 1995 Land Use Land Cover dataset (see below) on September 13th, 2011 from the following SFWMD website. ftp://ftp.sfwmd.gov/pub/gisdata/lscndclu95.zip lscndclu95_POLYGON.shp GeoPlan reprojected the lscndclu95_POLYGON.shp FROM: NAD_1983_HARN_StatePlane_Florida_East_FIPS_0901_Feet TO: Albers Conical Equal Area [Florida Geographic Data Library] Next GeoPlan renamed the dataset to LU_SFWMD_1995 in order to match the LU naming schema used in FGDL. Next GeoPlan ran the Repair Geometry GeoProcessing Tool 3x, in order to repair any geometry issues. Next GeoPlan added an AC field and populated the acres for each feature. Next GeoPlan eliminated any slivers that had an area less than 0.001 acres. Next GeoPlan re-ran the Repair Geometry Command. Next GeoPlan ran a Single Part Dissolve based on the LUCODE3 field. Next GeoPlan selected the LUCODE3 = 0000, which was then reviewed. Next GeoPlan ran the Eliminate Command on the 0000 values. Next GeoPlan re-ran the Repair Geometry Command. Additionally GeoPlan added and populated the following fields: FLUCCS OTHER SOURCE SOURCE2 FLUCCS_L1 LEVEL1 FLUCCS_L2 LEVEL2 FLUCCS_L3 LEVEL3 FLUCCSCOMP ACRES DESCRIPT FGDLAQDATE Next GeoPlan created and populated a LUCODE3 Description field [DESCRIPT] based on the SFWMD LAND USE AND LAND COVER CLASSIFICATION Codes found in the following text file that was also contained in the lscndclu95.zip The FLUCCS = 1009 was reviewed and it was determined that this non-standard category should have the standard value of 1320 instead. The 1009 value was copied to the OTHER and FLUCCSCOMP fields and the FLUCCS field was recalculated as 1320. Next the records in the attribute table were UPPERCASED. GeoPlan also removed/replaced any Carrot Symbols < or > with their proper English translation of greater than or less than, additionally where Carrot Symbols were being used as brackets actual brackets were inserted such as ( and ) to allow proper XML function within the ETDM system. GeoPlan 20110913 Vector GT-polygon composed of chains 146817 NAD 1983 HARN Florida GDL Albers 24.0 31.5 -84.0 24.0 400000.0 0.0 coordinate pair 0.0001 0.0001 meter D North American 1983 HARN GRS 1980 6378137.0 298.257222101 LU_SFWMD_1995 LU_SFWMD_1995.DBF SFWMD OBJECTID Internal feature number. ESRI Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated. Shape Feature geometry. ESRI Coordinates defining the features. FLUCCS The land use and land cover classification code as defined in the Florida DOT's FLUCCS classification system, LUCODE3. GeoPlan OTHER The following represents the original secondary land use land cover field from the source Water Management District Layer. GeoPlan SOURCE Water Management District of Coverage/Origin. GeoPlan SOURCE2 Other contributing source. GeoPlan FLUCCS_L1 The highest level (level 1) designation in a hierarchical coding scheme containing 4 levels. GeoPlan LEVEL1 Level 1 land use description, based on the FDOT classification schema. GeoPlan FLUCCS_L2 The second highest level (level 2) designation in a hierarchical coding scheme containing 4 levels. GeoPlan LEVEL2 Level 2 land use description, based on the FDOT classification schema. GeoPlan FLUCCS_L3 The third highest level (level 3) designation in a hierarchical coding scheme containing 4 levels. GeoPlan LEVEL3 Level 3 land use description, based on the FDOT classification schema. There is a possibility that the FDOT Level 3 description does not match that of the Water Management District, for those occurrences this discrepancy has been identified in the FLUCCSCOMP field. GeoPlan FLUCCSCOMP This field represents a comparision between the dataset's FLUCCS code description and the FDOT FLUCCS code description. Where these two descriptions differed a number one was inserted. GeoPlan ACRES Number of Acres. GeoPlan DESCRIPT Character description of the LUCODE3, Land use / land cover description. GeoPlan FGDLAQDATE The date FGDL acquired the data from the Source. GeoPlan AUTOID Unique ID added by GeoPlan GeoPlan SHAPE.AREA Area in meters GeoPlan SHAPE.LEN Length in meters GeoPlan The term "Land cover" describes the features, predominantly vegetation, that exist over most of the unit of area delineated at the time of interpretation. These features are in most cases natural vegetation or lithographic features, but may also be established and maintained artificially, as in the case of pasture lands, pine plantations, or lagoons. Land cover mapping conventions for each class are described in the Photo-iInterpretation Key. The term "Land use" describes the activities, management, or cultural importance of a given area. The use may extend over most of the area and infer physical features (e.g. cemetery), or it may be based on an abstract property, such as ownership (e.g. institutional). Land use mapping conventions for each class are described in the Photo interpretation PI Kkey. The Florida Land Use and Cover Classification System (FLUCCS) is the basis for the classification system used in the 1995 LCLU layer. Variations of the FLUCCS system are used throughout Florida for mapping both land use and cover in a single map layer. FLUCCS was developed by FDOT and revised most recently in 1999. The 1985 FDOT version was operational during the development of this layer. It provides a broad range of potential classes in a four level hierarchical structure. Each Water Management District uses its own modified version of FLUCCS. A subset of the FDOT classes can be selected and modified for any given project. For the 1995 map layer, the District used a level III selection of about 170 classes. Except for a few cases, all of these are found in the FLUCCS list. A guide to using the District's classification system was created during the mapping project. The guide includes a description of each of the classes, along with horizontal and vertical photographs for most of them. This guide is titled "Interpretive Definitions and Reference Document". It is the only definitive source for this map layer. Availability is extremely limited, as it exists only in paper form. For general use the FDOT FLUCCS Classification Guide is recommended (see citation below). FLUCCS SFWMD LAND USE DESCRIPTION [DESCRIPT] 1110 - FIXED SINGLE FAMILY UNITS 1130 - MIXED UNITS - FIXED & MOBILE HOME UNITS 1190 - LOW DENSITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1210 - FIXED SINGLE FAMILY UNITS 1230 - MIXED UNITS - FIXED & MOBILE HOME UNITS 1290 - MEDIUM DENSITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1310 - FIXED SINGLE FAMILY UNITS 1320 - RESIDENTIAL MOBILE HOME UNITS (ANY DENSITY) 1330 - MULTIPLE DWELLING UNITS, LOW RISE 2 STORIES OR LESS 1340 - MULTIPLE DWELLING UNITS, HIGH RISE 3 STORIES OR MORE 1350 - MIXED UNITS - FIXED & MOBILE HOME UNITS 1390 - HIGH DENSITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1410 - RETAIL SALES AND SERVICE 1411 - RETAIL SALES & SERVICES - SHOPPING CENTERS 1420 - WHOLESALE SALES & SERVICES - EXCLUDING WAREHOUSES ASSOCIATED WITH INDUSTRIAL USE 1423 - WHOLESALE SALES & SERVICES - JUNK YARDS 1430 - PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 1440 - CULTURAL AND ENTERTAINMENT 1450 - TOURIST SERVICES 1460 - OIL AND GAS STORAGE - EXCEPT THOSE AREAS ASSOCIATED WITH INDUSTRIAL USE OR MANUFACTURING 1470 - MIXED COMMERCIAL & SERVICES 1480 - CEMETERIES 1490 - COMMERCIAL AND SERVICES - UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1510 - FOOD PROCESSING 1520 - TIMBER PROCESSING 1530 - MINERAL PROCESSING 1540 - OIL AND GAS PROCESSING 1550 - OTHER LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 1560 - OTHER HEAVY INDUSTRIAL 1590 - INDUSTRIAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1610 - STRIP MINES 1620 - SAND AND GRAVEL PITS 1630 - ROCK QUARRIES 1660 - HOLDING PONDS 1710 - EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES 1720 - RELIGIOUS 1730 - MILITARY 1740 - MEDICAL AND HEALTH CARE 1750 - GOVERNMENTAL 1760 - CORRECTIONAL 1770 - OTHER INSTITUTIONAL 1780 - COMMERCIAL CHILD CARE 1810 - SWIMMING BEACH 1820 - GOLF COURSE 1830 - RACE TRACKS (HORSE, DOG, CAR, MOTORCYCLE) 1840 - MARINAS AND FISH CAMPS 1850 - PARKS AND ZOOS 1860 - COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL FACILITIES 1870 - STADIUMS - FACILITIES NOT ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, OR UNIVERSITIES 1880 - HISTORICAL SITES 1890 - OTHER RECREATIONAL (RIDING STABLES, GO-CART TRACKS, SKEET RANGES, ETC.) 1910 - UNDEVELOPED LAND WITHIN URBAN AREAS 1920 - INACTIVE LANDS WITH STREET PATTERN BUT WITHOUT STRUCTURES 1930 - URBAN LAND IN TRANSITION WITHOUT POSITIVE INDICATORS OF INTENDED ACTIVITY 1940 - OTHER OPEN LAND 2110 - IMPROVED PASTURE 2120 - UNIMPROVED PASTURE 2130 - WOODLAND PASTURE 2140 - ROW CROPS 2150 - FIELD CROPS 2156 - FIELD CROPS - SUGAR CANE 2210 - CITRUS GROVES 2220 - FRUIT ORCHARDS 2230 - OTHER GROVES (PECAN, AVOCADO, COCONUT, MANGO, ETC) 2310 - CATTLE FEEDING OPERATIONS 2410 - TREE NURSERIES 2420 - SOD FARMS 2430 - ORNAMENTALS 2450 - FLORICULTURE 2510 - HORSE FARMS 2520 - DAIRIES 2530 - KENNELS 2540 - AQUACULTURE 2590 - OTHER FARMS 2610 - FALLOW CROP LAND 3100 - HERBACEOUS (DRY PRAIRIE) 3210 - PALMETTO PRAIRIES 3220 - COASTAL SHRUB 3290 - OTHER SHRUBS AND BRUSH 3300 - MIXED RANGELAND 4110 - PINE FLATWOODS 4119 - PINE FLATWOODS - MELALEUCA INFESTED 4120 - LONGLEAF PINE - XERIC OAK 4130 - SAND PINE 4140 - PINE - MESIC OAK 4190 - OTHER PINE 4210 - XERIC OAK 4220 - BRAZILIAN PEPPER 4230 - OAK - PINE - HICKORY 4240 - MELALEUCA 4250 - TEMPERATE HARDWOODS 4260 - TROPICAL HARDWOODS 4270 - LIVE OAK 4280 - CABBAGE PALM 4290 - WAX MYRTLE - WILLOW 4310 - BEECH - MAGNOLIA 4320 - SAND LIVE OAK 4330 - WESTERN EVERGLADES HARDWOODS 4340 - HARDWOOD - CONIFER MIXED 4350 - DEAD TREES 4370 - AUSTRALIAN PINE 4380 - MIXED HARDWOODS 4390 - OTHER HARDWOODS 4410 - CONIFEROUS PLANTATIONS 4420 - HARDWOOD PLANTATIONS 4430 - FOREST REGENERATION AREAS 5100 - STREAMS AND WATERWAYS 5210 - LAKES - GREATER THAN 500 ACRES 5220 - LAKES - BETWEEN 100 ACRES AND 500 ACRES 5230 - LAKES - BETWEEN 10 ACRES AND 100 ACRES 5240 - LAKES - LESS THAN 10 ACRES 5300 - RESERVIORS 5310 - RESERVIORS - GREATER THAN 500 ACRES 5320 - RESERVIORS - BETWEEN 100 ACRES AND 500 ACRES 5330 - RESERVIORS - BETWEEN 10 AND 100 ACRES 5340 - RESERVIORS - LESS THAN 10 ACRES 5410 - EMBAYMENTS OPENING DIRECTLY INTO THE GULF OF MEXICO OR THE ATLANTIC OCEAN 5420 - EMBAYMENTS NOT OPENING DIRECTLY INTO THE GULF OF MEXICO OR THE ATLANTIC OCEAN 5600 - SLOUGH WATERS 6110 - BAY SWAMPS 6120 - MANGROVE SWAMP 6130 - GUM SWAMPS 6140 - TITI SWAMPS 6150 - STREAM AND LAKE SWAMPS - BOTTOMLANDS 6160 - INLAND PONDS AND SLOUGHS 6170 - MIXED WETLAND HARDWOODS 6171 - MIXED WETLAND HARDWOODS - WILLOWS 6172 - MIXED WELAND HARDWOODS - MIXED SHRUBS 6210 - CYPRESS 6218 - CYPRESS - MELALEUCA INFESTED 6219 - CYPRESS WITH WET PRAIRIE 6220 - POND PINE 6230 - ATLANTIC WHITE CEDAR 6240 - CYPRESS - PINE - CABBAGE PALM 6300 - WETLAND FORESTED MIXED 6410 - FRESHWATER MARSHES - GRAMINOID PRAIRIE - MARSH 6411 - FRESHWATER MARSHES - SAWGRASS 6412 - FRESHWATER MARSHES - CATTAIL 6420 - SALTWATER MARSHES - HALOPHYTIC HERBACEOUS PRAIRIE 6430 - WET PRAIRIES 6439 - WET PRAIRIES WITH PINE 6440 - EMERGENT AQUATIC VEGETATION 6450 - SUBMERGENT AQUATIC VEGETATION 6510 - TIDAL FLATS 6520 - SHORELINES 6530 - INTERMITTENT PONDS 7100 - BEACHES OTHER THAN SWIMMING BEACHES 7200 - SAND OTHER THAN BEACHES 7410 - RURAL LAND IN TRANSITION WITHOUT INDICATORS OF ACTIVITY 7420 - BORROW AREAS 7430 - SPOIL AREAS 7440 - FILL AREAS (HIGHWAY-RAILWAYS) 7450 - BURNED AREAS 8100 - TRANSPORTATION 8110 - AIRPORTS 8120 - RAILROADS (RAILYARDS) 8130 - BUS AND TRUCK TERMINALS 8140 - ROADS AND HIGHWAYS 8150 - PORT FACILITIES 8160 - CANALS AND LOCKS 8170 - OIL, WATER, OR GAS LONG-DISTANCE TRANSMISSION LINES 8180 - AUTO PARKING FACILITIES - WHEN NOT DIRECTLY RELATED TO OTHER LAND USES 8190 - TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES UNDER CONSTRUCTION 8210 - TRANSMISSION TOWERS 8220 - COMMUNICATION FACILITIES 8290 - COMMUNICATION FACILITIES UNDER CONSTRUCTION 8300 - UTILITIES 8310 - ELECTRICAL POWER FACILITIES 8320 - ELECTRICAL POWER TRANSMISSION LINES 8330 - WATER SUPPLY PLANTS - INCLUDING PUMPING STATIONS 8340 - SEWAGE TREATMENT 8350 - SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL Florida Land Use and Cover Classification System. Florida Dept of Transportation, 1985 (revised in 1999). Interpretive Definitions and Reference Document; for the Land Use/Cover Database Development Project. Dames and Moore, Inc. ; circa 1995. Florida Geographic Data Library (FGDL) mailing

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