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The Flyover $25 million partnership of FDOT, Seminole County and City of Casselberry Over $13 million in FOOT money for construction Over $1 million in FDOT money for upgraded landscaping Over two years to complete construction Construction completed in early 2014 Existing d iti Study area 70.59 acres not including roads and FDOT parcels Study area has over 669,000 square feet of buildings (over 15 acres of building area or 21 percent of study area) Study area has approximately 2,742 parking spaces (400 sf of pavement per space = 25 acres of pavement or 35.6% of study area) One bus route with thirty minute headways provided along SR 436 Existing Use as Percent of Study Area Development Condition as a Percent Acreage of Study Area Acreage Ile wxmmen ®Wrong Effects of the Flyover Driving Walking Biking Trucks /Deliveries Customers Existing Conditions Case Study Assumptions The case study site is zoned CG (General Commercial). No Rezoning. Minimizing redevelopment costs by avoiding upgrading the entire site to current standards. Parking variance remains in place. Proposed retail uses to include a fast food restaurant with a drive -thru and a bank with a drive -thru. Presumed allowable on site. The existing outparcels not included in this study, but impacts to and from these lots were taken into consideration as part of the design. The case study was based on providing the minimum number of parking spaces required by City Code. The proposed outparcels will be leased /not platted. Impervious areas should not increased. The landscape buffer along SR 436 will not be altered by this case study. Improvements (including construction) should be designed to minimize impacts to the existing shopping center tenants. Access to SR 436, Sausalito Boulevard, and Red Bug Lake Road are not altered.