Geodataset Name:       LU_SJ_WTLNDS_09
Geodataset Type:       SHAPEFILE
Geodataset Feature:    Polygon
Feature Count:         151555

DATA SOURCE(S):                    St. Johns River Water Management District
SCALE OF ORIGINAL SOURCE MAPS:     12,000
GEODATASET EXTENT:                 St. Johns River Water Management District consisting of; 
Alachua County (Partial Coverage), Baker County, Bradford County (Partial Coverage), 
Brevard County, Columbia County (Partial Coverage), Clay County, Duval County, Flagler County, 
Indian River County, Lake County (Partial Coverage), Marion County (Partial Coverage), 
Nassau County, Okeechobee County (Partial Coverage), Orange County (Partial Coverage), 
Osceola County (Partial Coverage), Polk County (Partial Coverage), Putnam County, 
Seminole County, St. Johns County, St. Lucie County (Partial Coverage), 
Union County (Partial Coverage), and Volusia County.

PUBLICATION DATE:                  20111101
TIME PERIOD OF CONTENT:            Begin Date: 20081201    End Date: 20090301
DOWNLOAD LINK:                     http://www.fgdl.org/metadataexplorer/explorer.jsp

FEATURE ATTRIBUTE TABLES:

Datafile Name: LU_SJ_WTLNDS_09

FEATURE ATTRIBUTE TABLES CODES AND VALUES:

Item	Item Description
OBJECTID	Internal feature number.
Shape	Feature geometry.
FLUCCS	The land use and land cover classification code as defined in the Florida DOT's FLUCCS classification system. The following represents the original field from the source Water Management District layer. SJRWMD = LUCODE - Land use code. The Land Use/Land Cover classification code as defined in the Florida Department of Transportations (DOT) Florida Land Use and Land Cover Classification System (FLUCCS). This is also considered Level 4, SJRWMD uses an adopted classification scheme, for more information on the adopted classification scheme please the Attribute Overview Description Section.
OTHER	The following represents the original field, LCCODE (Land cover code), from the St. Johns River Water Management District Layer.
LUCOD_DESC	Land use code description from the SJRWMD 2009 Photointerpretation Key.
LCCOD_DESC	Land cover code description from the SJRWMD 2009 Photointerpretation Key.
SOURCE	Water Management District of Coverage/Origin.
SOURCE2	Other contributing source.
FLUCCS_L1	The highest level (level 1) designation in a hierarchical coding scheme containing 4 levels.
LEVEL1	Level 1 land use description, based on the FDOT classification schema.
FLUCCS_L2	The second highest level (level 2) designation in a hierarchical coding scheme containing 4 levels.
LEVEL2	Level 2 land use description, based on the FDOT classification schema.
FLUCCS_L3	The third highest level (level 3) designation in a hierarchical coding scheme containing 4 levels.
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.
FLUCCSCOMP	This field represents a comparison between the dataset's FLUCCS code description and the FDOT FLUCCS code description. Where these two descriptions differed a number one was inserted.
ACRES	Number of Acres.
DESCRIPT	Based on the field LUCOD_DESC, however the classification numbers were removed from the front of each record.
FGDLAQDATE	The date FGDL acquired the data from the Source.
AUTOID	Unique ID added by GeoPlan
SHAPE.AREA	Area in meters
SHAPE.LEN	Perimeter in meters

The coding scheme is a modified Florida Land Use/Land Cover and Forms Classification System (FLUCCS). A detailed discussion of the coding scheme can be found in the SJRWMD 2000 Photointerpretation Key. The PI Key lists each class used in the 2004 land use / land cover layer, along with a detailed description, keys to photointerpretation, a list of similar classes, special mapping conventions if they exist, a sample DOQ image, and a field picture. SJRWMD staff may access the PI Key through GISDOC (Data, Data Users Guides). See below for a discussion of the use of LUCODE vs. LCCODE. Following is a list of valid LCCODE and LUCODE values. * Codes marked with an asterisk are not used for classification and are listed only for clarification. 1000* URBAN AND BUILT UP 1100 Residential, Low Density - Less than 2 dwelling units per acre 1180 Residential, Rural - Less than or equal to 0.5 dwelling units per acre (one unit on 2 or more acres) 1190 Low density under construction 1200 Residential, Med. Density - Two to five dwelling units per acre 1290 Medium density under construction 1300 Residential, High Density 1390 High density under construction 1400 Commercial and Services 1460 Oil and gas storage: except those areas associated with industrial use or manufacturing 1480 Cemeteries 1490 Commercial and services under construction 1500* Industrial 1510 Food processing 1520 Timber processing 1523 Pulp and paper mills 1530 Mineral processing 1540 Oil and gas processing 1550 Other light industry 1560 Other heavy industrial 1561 Ship building and repair 1562 Prestressed concrete plants 1563 Metal fabrication plants 1590 Industrial under construction 1600 Extractive 1610 Strip mines 1611 Clays 1612 Peat 1613 Heavy metals 1620 Sand and gravel pits 1630 Rock quarries 1632 Lime rock or dolomite 1633 Phosphates 1640 Oil and gas fields 1650 Reclaimed lands 1660 Holding ponds 1670 Abandoned mining lands 1700 Institutional 1730 Military 1750 Governmental (to be used for KSC only) 1800 Recreational 1810 Swimming beach 1820 Golf course 1830 Race tracks 1840 Marinas and fish camps 1850 Parks and zoos 1860 Community recreational facilities 1870 Stadiums: Those facilities not associated with High Schools, Colleges, or Universities 1890 Other recreational 1900 Open Land 1920 Inactive land with street pattern but without structures 2000* AGRICULTURE 2100* Cropland and Pastureland 2110 Improved pastures 2120 Unimproved pastures 2130 Woodland pastures 2140 Row crops 2143 Potatoes and cabbage 2150 Field crops 2160 Mixed crops 2200 Tree Crops 2210 Citrus groves 2240 Abandoned tree crops 2300* Feeding Operations 2310 Cattle feeding operations 2320 Poultry feeding operations 2400 Nurseries and Vineyards 2410 Tree nurseries 2420 Sod farms 2430 Ornamentals 2431 Shade ferns 2432 Hammock ferns 2450 Floriculture 2500 Specialty Farms 2510 Horse farms 2520 Dairies 2540 Aquaculture 2600 Other Open Lands - Rural 2610 Fallow cropland 3000* UPLAND NONFORESTED 3100 Herbaceous Upland Nonforested 3200 Shrub and Brush land 3300 Mixed Upland Nonforested 4000* UPLAND FORESTS 4100* Upland Coniferous Forests 4110 Pine flatwoods 4120 Longleaf pine - xeric oak 4130 Sand pine 4200 Upland Hardwood Forest 4210 Xeric oak 4280 Cabbage palm 4300* Upland Mixed Forest 4340 Upland mixed coniferous/hardwood 4370 Australian pine 4400 Tree Plantations 4410 Coniferous pine 4430 Forest regeneration 5000* WATER 5100 Streams and waterways 5200 Lakes 5250 Marshy Lakes 5300 Reservoirs 5400 Bays and estuaries 5430 Enclosed saltwater ponds within a salt marsh 5500 Major springs 5600 Slough waters 6000* WETLANDS 6100* Wetland Hardwood Forests 6110 Bay swamps 6120 Mangrove swamp 6170 Mixed wetland hardwoods 6180 * Cabbage palm wetland 6181 Cabbage palm hammock 6182 Cabbage palm savannah 6200 * Wetland Coniferous Forest 6210 Cypress 6220 Pond pine 6250 Hydric pine flatwoods 6300 Wetland Forested Mixed 6400* Vegetated Non-Forested Wetlands 6410 Freshwater marshes 6420 Saltwater marshes 6430 Wet prairies 6440 Emergent aquatic vegetation 6460 Mixed scrub-shrub wetland 6500 Non-vegetated Wetland 7000* BARREN LAND 7100 Beaches other than swimming beaches 7200 Sand other than beaches 7400 Disturbed land 7410 Rural land in transition without positive indicators of intended activity 7420 Borrow areas 7430 Spoil areas 8000* TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION AND UTILITIES 8100* Transportation 8110 Airports 8120 Railroads 8130 Bus and truck terminals 8140 Roads and highways 8150 Port facilities 8160 Canals and locks 8180 Auto parking facilities - when not directly related to other land uses 8190 Transportation under construction 8200 Communications 8290 Communications under construction 8300* Utilities 8310 Electrical power facilities 8320 Electrical power transmission lines 8330 Water supply plants 8340 Sewage treatment plants 8350 Solid waste disposal 8360 Other treatment ponds 8370 Surface Water Collection Basin 8390 Utilities under construction *** LUCODE VS. LCCODE *** Each feature is required to have two attributes, one emphasizing land cover (LCCODE) and the second land use (LUCODE). In most cases, these two values are the same. They differ in a minority of cases where separate cover and use values are required in order to adequately describe the mapping unit. The result is a map with dual codes. The LCCODE attribute can be used (mapped, queried, etc.) alone for a land cover emphasis; LUCODE can be used alone for a land use emphasis; or both can be used together. Any polygon described by the following LUCODE values must be assigned a different LCCODE value: 1180 - Rural residential (2-5 acres per dwelling unit) 1650 - Reclaimed mining lands 1670 - Abandoned mining lands 1900 - Open land (urban) 1920 - Inactive land with street pattern but no structures (urban) 2120 - Unimproved pasture 2600 - Other open lands (rural) Any polygon described by the following LCCODE values must be assigned a different LUCODE value: 8340 - Wastewater treatment - but only for those areas associated with the facility other than the buildings / facility itself 8360 - Other treatment ponds (non-sewage). In this case, the LUCODE must be populated with the associated land use or purpose of the ponds, e.g. dairy (2520) or cattle feeding operation (2310). Polygons described by the following LUCODEs may at the discretion of the photointerpreter have differing values for LUCODE and LCCODE: 1700 - Institutional 1730 - Military 1750 - Governmental (Kennedy Space Center only) 1800 - Recreational 1850 - Parks and zoos 2240 - Abandoned tree crops 2310 - Cattle feeding operations 2320 - Poultry feeding operations 2500 - Specialty farms 2510 - Horse farms 2520 - Dairies 8350 - Solid waste disposal

USER NOTES:

Primary ancillary layers 2009 color infrared orthophotography SSURGO soils County parcels SJRWMD wetlands Other ancillary layers 2004 DOQQs 1999 DOQQs 1994 DOQQs 1984 digital photography Mapping procedure Copy of 2004 layer is the input District divided into mapping phases Progress monitored / measured by quarter quad (SDE LULC2009_Completion_status layer) Photointerpreters (PIs) work on independent quarter quads within the same phase to encourage consistency Onscreen, ArcGIS editing Geodatabase: SDE layer SDE Versions created for each of the two editors Editor versions reconciled daily against default Attribute domains for LUCODE and LCCODE Includes fields for editor and edit date; scripts populate these fields automatically Editing process: map topology, not geodatabase topology. A cluster tolerance of 0.05 meters to be used emphasis on accuracy at 1:12,000 scale, even though the data look good enough to focus on larger scale - topology checked periodically to ensure no gaps or overlaps

Minimum Mapping Units (see also the PI Key for additional guidelines) 1. Upland Classes (FLUCCS Codes of 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 7000, 8000) - 2 acres 2. Water and Wetland Classes (FLUCCS Codes of 5000 and 6000) - 0.5 acres 3. Special Cases a. Rivers - Rivers and canals shall be delineated where they are approximately 10 meters or greater in width and can be mapped as continuous features. b. Roads and Railroads - All major transportation corridors shall be mapped. Major transportation corridors shall include all US and State Routes identified on United States Geological Survey (USGS) 7.5 minute topographic quadrangle maps and all other roadways with at least four lanes and a substantial median. c. Utility Corridors - Utility corridors shall be delineated where they are approximately 30 meters or greater in width.

SJRWMD: LCCODE and LUCODE values were screened to ensure that they belonged to the set of legal FLUCCS values for this data layer, as defined in the SJRWMD 2009 Photointerpretation Key. GeoPlan relied on the integrity of the attribute information within the original data.

A detailed Photointerpretation Key is available at X:\IR\Documentation\LULC\lu2009_PI_Key\keylist.html The source imagery was primarily flown from December 2008 to March 2009. There are exceptions: see the metadata for the 2009 orthophotos for more details. (to be filled in here later ...) Important note about wetlands: The primary reference wetland occurrence is the SJRWMD Wetland Vegetation layer, which is based on photography from the late 1980s. In editing the 2009 land use / land cover layer, the assumption is that if a feature was identified as a wetland in the Wetland Vegetation layer, it is still considered a wetland, even if the vegetation has been disturbed. Exceptions in developed areas can occur, where the wetland feature has been eradicated or drained, or if prolonged dry conditions appear to have irreversibly impacted the wetland. Changes to 2009 compared to previous layers: 1. In 2009, the use of the 3000 classes (Upland nonforested) is restricted to natural areas, and no longer applies to grassy or herbaceous areas in an urban context. 2. Changes to Rural Residential features (LUCODE = 1180) - In 2004, rural residential classes (LUCODE = 1180) were required to have a different land cover code. In 2009, this rule was changed to require dual coding only if the cover type is forested (4000s), shrub and brush land (3200), or mixed upland nonforested (3300). - If the land use is pasture (LUCODE = 2110 or 2120), then both the LUCODE and LCCODE values should be classed as pasture, not 1180, even if a home is present. - If it appears that the majority of the feature is actively mowed, then both the LUCODE and LCCODE values should be 1180. 3. Changes to Improved Pasture (2110) - In 2009, improved pastures (LUCODE = 2110) may have a different land cover code where wetlands occur within the pasture. In these cases, the LCCODE is usually Wet Prairie (6430). 4. Changes to Unimproved Pasture (2120) - In 2009, unimproved pastures (LUCODE = 2120) must have a different land cover code such as 3100, 3200, 3300 or a wetland class. This change was made based on user feedback. 5. Changes to residential under construction (LUCODE = 1190, 1290, and 1390) - The percent cutoff was changed to 50%, meaning that if the feature is more than 50% complete, it should be classed as the regular residential type, not "under construction". In previous years, the cutoff was 67%. This change was made based on user feedback. - We also allow for "under construction" codes to be used for even very low percentages of completion, at the discretion of the PI. These cases are relatively few, and used where property data shows parcel lots already laid out, and residential use appears very likely, even with no visible construction activity. 6. Surface water collection basins (8370) can be used as both a land use and land cover code. To maintain the new convention that Herbaceous upland nonforested (3100) be used in natural or non-urban settings, 3100 can no longer be used as a cover type in conjunction with 8370.

This data layer was developed to support many of the District's critical projects or programs, including Pollution Load Reduction Goal Development, Land Acquisition, Land Management, Water Supply Planning, Floodplain Management, and Surface and Ground Water Quality Monitoring. Wetlands identified in this layer should only be used for general reference, not for legal purposes or detailed analysis. Local determinations always require field inspection.

This layer is based upon 2009 digital orthophotos. Digital orthophotos must meet horizontal National Map Accuracy Standards (NMAS) at 1:12,000 scale. The NMAS specify that 90 percent of the well-defined points tested must fall within 33.3 feet (1/30 inch) at 1:12,000 scale. To create the data, the orthorectified images were displayed on a computer screen at varying scales of about 1:12,000 or less.

This data is provided 'as is' and its vertical positional accuracy has not been verified by GeoPlan

The St. Johns River Water Management District prepares and uses information for its own purposes and this information may not be suitable for other purposes. This information is provided "as is". Further documentation of this data can be obtained by contacting: St. Johns River Water Management District, Division of Integrated Application Systems, Post Office Box 1429, Palatka, Florida, 32178-1429, (386) 329-4500.

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REFERENCES:

St. Johns River Water Management District http://www.sjrwmd.com St. Johns River Water Management District - GIS Data Download Table http://www.sjrwmd.com/gisdevelopment/docs/themes.html

DATA LINEAGE SUMMARY:

The following steps were conducted onsite by contingent staff to create the 2009 layer. 1. The photointerpreters will create a 2009 layer by modifying a copy of the 2004 layer according to thematic and boundary changes indicated by the 2009 orthophotography. 2. All mapping shall be from screen digitizing color-infrared digital orthophotos in ArcGIS 9.3. 3. All mapping shall be conducted while consulting the ancillary data. 4. All classification will be in keeping with specifications listed in the PI Key. If the PI Key is unclear or incorrect, or if the photointerpreters have questions regarding appropriate classification, the internal District photointerpreter will make the decision. 5. The 2009 layer will have two land use classification items: LCCODE and LUCODE. LCCODE will be used for land cover, while LUCODE will be used for land use; item values will differ only when land use and land cover for any given polygon differ. Detailed guidelines for application of this dual coding scheme are discussed in the PI Key. Work began October 2009, and is ongoing as of 5/11/2010. Process Date: Not complete All phases are QA'ed by the SJRWMD photointerpretation specialist. Comments are discussed with the photointerpreter(s) who then revise the data accordingly. Process Date: Not complete At the completion of each phase, spatial data is checked for topology errors against the following rules: No gaps between polygons No overlapping polygons A cluster tolerance of 0.05 meters is used. Where substantial overlaps or gaps exist, the photointerpreters correct the errors. Process Date: Not complete At the completion of each phase, all Land Use/Land Cover code combinations are checked. Illegal code combinations are corrected. Process Date: Not complete Over 300 multipart features were discovered and exploded using ArcMap 9.3. Process Date: 20100416 Final QC steps - Specific check#1: Removed the "STATUS" and "CHECK_PREVIOUS_YEARS" fields. Only 26580 records (out of 332619 total) had a value of "1" for the "STATUS" field - the rest of the records were NULL. This field was probably used by Dawn for her own checking purposes. Only 14 records (out of 332619 total) had the "CHECK_PREVIOUS_YEARS" field populated. Again, this was probably used at one time by Dawn or Marty for their own checking purposes. Process Date: October 6, 2011 Specific check #3: Dissolved on the fields: LCCODE, LUCODE, EDITOR, EDIT_DATE. Added Acres field and recalculated. Process Date: October 6, 2011 Specific check #4: Manually reviewed all polygons with ACRES value < 0.09. Total=900 polygons. Merged as appropriate after visual inspection. Acres field was recalculated. Process Date: October 19,2011 Specific check #5: Built topology. Checked for Gaps and Overlaps. Fixed all. In some gaps, copied polygons from LULC_2004_UPDATE feature class, as it looked as if these polygons in the 2009 feature class had been accidentally deleted. Acres field was recalculated. Process Date: October 20, 2011 Reviewed all combinations of LCCODE / LUCODE, and edited to correct errors. Process Date: November 2011 The GeoPlan Center downloaded the original St. John River Water Management District datasets (see below) from the following FTP site on January 27th, 2012. ftp://secure.sjrwmd.com/disk6b/lcover_luse/lcover2009/LCLU2009_SJRWMD.zip The district-wide dataset LCLU2009_SJRWMD.shp was originally in NAD_1983_HARN_UTM_Zone_17N projection The district-wide layer was reprojected to the FGDL Albers projection. Next the dataset was renamed from LCLU2009_SJRWMD.shp to LU_SJRWMD_2009.shp Next the records in the attribute table were UPPERCASED. Below is the original SJRWMD file structure: ITEM NAME LCCODE LUCODE EDIT_DATE EDITOR COMMENTS LCCOD_DESC LUCOD_DESC Below is the crosswalk table between the original file structure and the new file structure: ORIGINAL NAME NEW NAME LCCODE OTHER LUCODE FLUCCS EDIT_DATE Deleted EDITOR Deleted COMMENTS Deleted LCCOD_DESC Same LUCOD_DESC Same Additionally GeoPlan added and populated the following fields: SOURCE SOURCE2 FLUCCS_L1 LEVEL1 FLUCCS_L2 LEVEL2 FLUCCS_L3 LEVEL3 FLUCCSCOMP ACRES DESCRIPT FGDLAQDATE AUTOID Next GeoPlan ran the Repair Geometry Command 3x. Next GeoPlan ran the Eliminate Polygon Command on ten features whose area was less than 0.001 Acres. Next GeoPlan ran the Repair Geometry Command 1x. Next GeoPlan reviewed the Data layer and cleaned up some issues within the table in order to make sure that the Land cover code (OTHER) and the Land use code (FLUCCS) had the correct matching Land cover code descriptions (LCCOD_DESC) as well as Land use code descriptions (LUCOD_DESC). Next GeoPlan filled in any missing LCCOD_DESC or LUCOD_DESC attributes with the information found within the SJRWMD 2009 Photointerpretation Key. ftp://secure.sjrwmd.com/disk6b/lcover_luse/lcover2009/lu2009_PI_Key/ Process Date: 20120208 The following SDE spatial view command was run: sdetable -o create_view -T LU_SJ_WTLNDS_09 -t "LU_WMDWMD_2009" -c "*" -w "FLUCCS >= 6000 and FLUCCS < 7000" Process Date: 20120214

MAP PROJECTION PARAMETERS:

Projection                          ALBERS
Datum                               HPGN
Units                               METERS
Spheroid                            GRS1980
1st Standard Parallel               24  0  0.000
2nd Standard Parallel               31 30  0.000
Central Meridian                   -84 00  0.000
Latitude of Projection's Origin     24  0  0.000
False Easting (meters)              400000.00000
False Northing (meters)             0.00000

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St. Johns River Water Management District
SJRWMD
P.O. Box 1429
Palatka, FL
32178-1429
(386)329-4500


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