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The Council's forecasts will be officially revised, as shown below, effective upon Council
<br />action on the Update:
<br />Table 1: Revised Forecasts for Ramsev
<br />(Note: The Council's forecasts are rounded to the nearest hundred; unrounded forecasts are
<br />acceptable in the Plan Update.)
<br />For reference, the Council's forecast for Ramsey was revised in February 2006 pursuant
<br />to a City Plan Amendment as shown below:
<br />Table 2: Council forecasts in 2006 for Ramsev
<br />Census
<br />Revised Council Forecasts
<br />Revised Council Forecasts
<br />2000
<br />2010
<br />2020
<br />2030
<br />Population
<br />18,510
<br />28,100
<br />36,200
<br />43,500
<br />Unsewered
<br />10,700
<br />6,600
<br />6,800
<br />7,100
<br />Metro sewered
<br />7,810
<br />21
<br />29,400
<br />36,400
<br />Households
<br />5,906
<br />9,800
<br />13,000
<br />16,300
<br />Unsewered
<br />3,414
<br />2,300
<br />2,400
<br />2,700
<br />Metro sewered
<br />2
<br />7,500
<br />10,600
<br />13,600
<br />Employment
<br />4,00
<br />6,700
<br />9,100
<br />11
<br />Unsewered
<br />0
<br />700
<br />500
<br />200
<br />Metro sewered
<br />4 008
<br />6,000,
<br />8,600,
<br />11 700
<br />(Note: The Council's forecasts are rounded to the nearest hundred; unrounded forecasts are
<br />acceptable in the Plan Update.)
<br />For reference, the Council's forecast for Ramsey was revised in February 2006 pursuant
<br />to a City Plan Amendment as shown below:
<br />Table 2: Council forecasts in 2006 for Ramsev
<br />The Update's City - preferred households forecast impact the calculation of the City's share
<br />of regional affordable housing need. Based on growth of +3100 - serviced households
<br />during 2010 -20, the City's affordable housing need share is recalculated as 669 affordable
<br />units. This need is addressed in the Update.
<br />2030 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK AND LAND USE
<br />Reviewer: Susan Hoyt, CD - Local Planning Assistance, (651- 602 -1330)
<br />Regional Development Framework
<br />The Update identifies the City as a "Developing" community in the RDF. Developing
<br />communities are positioned to absorb growth within the region and to plan for a
<br />residential density of 3 to 5 units per acre for areas served with urban wastewater. The
<br />City's population is expected to increase by 52% or to 28,100 people between 2000 and
<br />2010 with a 76% increase to 43,500 people by the year 2030. The Update .
<br />accommodates the forecasted growth. In 2006 the land supply included 4,000 acres of
<br />parcels that were 10 acres or larger in size and primarily zoned residential to
<br />accommodate future growth.
<br />Census
<br />Previous Council Forecasts
<br />Revised Council Forecasts
<br />2000
<br />2010
<br />2020
<br />2030
<br />2010
<br />2020
<br />2030
<br />Population
<br />18 510
<br />31 300
<br />45 000
<br />44 000
<br />28,100
<br />36 200
<br />43 500
<br />Households
<br />5,90
<br />10,90
<br />16,20
<br />16,50
<br />9,800
<br />13-000
<br />16 300
<br />Em to ment
<br />I - 4,0081
<br />6,700
<br />9,10
<br />11,3001
<br />6,700
<br />9-
<br />11
<br />The Update's City - preferred households forecast impact the calculation of the City's share
<br />of regional affordable housing need. Based on growth of +3100 - serviced households
<br />during 2010 -20, the City's affordable housing need share is recalculated as 669 affordable
<br />units. This need is addressed in the Update.
<br />2030 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK AND LAND USE
<br />Reviewer: Susan Hoyt, CD - Local Planning Assistance, (651- 602 -1330)
<br />Regional Development Framework
<br />The Update identifies the City as a "Developing" community in the RDF. Developing
<br />communities are positioned to absorb growth within the region and to plan for a
<br />residential density of 3 to 5 units per acre for areas served with urban wastewater. The
<br />City's population is expected to increase by 52% or to 28,100 people between 2000 and
<br />2010 with a 76% increase to 43,500 people by the year 2030. The Update .
<br />accommodates the forecasted growth. In 2006 the land supply included 4,000 acres of
<br />parcels that were 10 acres or larger in size and primarily zoned residential to
<br />accommodate future growth.
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