The CHIEF Project SJC Public Meeting
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The CHIEF Project St. Johns
A First of Its Kind Public Visioning for 1,800+ Acres of Privately Owned Property
The owner of approximately 1,800+ contiguous acres is launching The CHIEF Project St. Johns County process on November 12, 2026. The first of its kind three-part community visioning process will explore how one of the area’s largest urban agricultural and contiguous privately-owned properties in the heart of St. Johns County, will serve both its owner’s vision and the county’s needs for generations to come
Thursday, November 12, 2026 4:00PM to 7:00PM
o Open House 4:00PM to 5:45PM
o The CHIEF St. Johns Presentation 5:45PM to 6:00PM
o Interactive Planning Session 6:00PM to 6:30PM (All ages welcome)
o The Future of Indianhead (no county staff or officials) 6:30PM to 7:00PM
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The 1,800-Acre Vision is an opportunity to think differently about the future of one of St. Johns County’s largest contiguous properties. Rather than allowing growth to occur one parcel at a time, the visioning process asks how the land can be planned comprehensively to create lasting community value.
Potential opportunities include protecting wetlands and natural areas, creating substantial buffers from surrounding neighborhoods, preserving agriculture and silviculture, expanding trails and recreation, supporting local jobs and innovation, and planning future transportation, utilities, and essential infrastructure responsibly.
The process will also explore how conservation, environmental restoration, mitigation, employment, technology, and working lands can coexist within one connected landscape.
No final plan has been determined. The purpose of the 1,800-Acre Vision is to bring ideas, information, and community voices together before decisions are made—asking a simple but important question: What should 1,800 acres do for St. Johns County?
A First of Its Kind Public Visioning for 1,800+ Acres of Privately Owned Property
The owner of approximately 1,800+ contiguous acres is launching The CHIEF Project St. Johns County process on November 12, 2026. The first of its kind three-part community visioning process will explore how one of the area’s largest urban agricultural and contiguous privately-owned properties in the heart of St. Johns County, will serve both its owner’s vision and the county’s needs for generations to come
Thursday, November 12, 2026 4:00PM to 7:00PM
o Open House 4:00PM to 5:45PM
o The CHIEF St. Johns Presentation 5:45PM to 6:00PM
o Interactive Planning Session 6:00PM to 6:30PM (All ages welcome)
o The Future of Indianhead (no county staff or officials) 6:30PM to 7:00PM
More Info
The 1,800-Acre Vision is an opportunity to think differently about the future of one of St. Johns County’s largest contiguous properties. Rather than allowing growth to occur one parcel at a time, the visioning process asks how the land can be planned comprehensively to create lasting community value.
Potential opportunities include protecting wetlands and natural areas, creating substantial buffers from surrounding neighborhoods, preserving agriculture and silviculture, expanding trails and recreation, supporting local jobs and innovation, and planning future transportation, utilities, and essential infrastructure responsibly.
The process will also explore how conservation, environmental restoration, mitigation, employment, technology, and working lands can coexist within one connected landscape.
No final plan has been determined. The purpose of the 1,800-Acre Vision is to bring ideas, information, and community voices together before decisions are made—asking a simple but important question: What should 1,800 acres do for St. Johns County?
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Where is it happening?
Solomon Calhoun Community Center, 1300 Duval St,Saint Augustine, Florida, United States
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