Northern Fringe of Rural Retirement Subdivisions Within Peninsular Florida
Northern Fringe of Rural Retirement Subdivisions Within Peninsular Florida
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After the classification was devised, the information provided by these checklists was segregated according to subdivision class. Then, a summary of this information was arranged in tabular form, as depicted by Table 5, for convenience in the study and analysis of the differences and similarities found to exist among the characteristics of the six subdivision classes, the focus of this chapter. In the following text, each of these characteristics included in Table 5 is examined and discussed in... detail, with supplemental in- formation, data, and tables inserted where appropriate.
Number of Rural Retirement Subdivisions Per Class The initial characteristic to be examined is the total number of individual rural retirement subdivisions assigned to each of the six classes. Shown on the first line of Table 5, these totals indicate that in terms of frequency of occurrence the Class IV developments are the most common (fifty-two), followed by Classes II and III, each with twenty-six. Next in total numbers of individual developments are Classes V and VI with seventeen and sixteen, respectively.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the classification was devised, the information provided by these checklists was segregated according to subdivision class. Then, a summary of this information was arranged in tabular form, as depicted by Table 5, for convenience in the study and analysis of the differences and similarities found to exist among the characteristics of the six subdivision classes, the focus of this chapter. In the following text, each of these characteristics included in Table 5 is examined and discussed in... detail, with supplemental in- formation, data, and tables inserted where appropriate.
Number of Rural Retirement Subdivisions Per Class The initial characteristic to be examined is the total number of individual rural retirement subdivisions assigned to each of the six classes. Shown on the first line of Table 5, these totals indicate that in terms of frequency of occurrence the Class IV developments are the most common (fifty-two), followed by Classes II and III, each with twenty-six. Next in total numbers of individual developments are Classes V and VI with seventeen and sixteen, respectively.
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