Why this score?
Four weighted factors drive the Seminole County risk score. Methodology is fully documented — each input is public data or a reasoned proxy.
Limited in-county generation, but adjacent counties have significant capacity.
St. Johns River WMD — mixed urban/rural, moderate capacity.
Suburban. Some large parcels available, but growing competition.
No direct adjacency, but known projects within the broader region.
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