Projects are removed from the State's land acquisition priority list for many reasons. Some have been acquired completely, while others may have been composed of lands owned by many different landowners not all of which were acquired. Others may have been removed because the primary landowner was unwilling to sell at the price the state was willing to pay.

If property was acquired within a project that was subsequently removed from the priority list, adjacent properties may qualify for acquisition as an addition or inholding without being on the priority list of land acquisition projects. Those adjacent to a state park, state forest or state wildlife management area may qualify for acquisition under the Inholding and Additions programs of DEP's Division of Recreation and Parks, DACS' Division of Forestry, or Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Division of Habitat & Species Conservation. Property adjacent to state-owned land may also qualify for the funding from the Division of State Lands if it was within the remaining 10% of a project removed from the list because it was 90% or more complete or if it is valued at less than $500,000. The list below identifies projects that have been removed from the list after the state acquired all or a portion of the project. 

Projects listed Alphabetically

Projects listed By County