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scores based on the measures in Column E and Column F. Communities will have their allocations adjusted upward (positive values in Columns G * Column K includes an adjustment to make all communities’ allocations sum to 37,900 units (the regional Need), so it is not the exact sum of Columns D, I, and J. 41615341,1193121984142623015511174964389043- (D + I + J)* dicating more Allocation s (those with income at or below 80% of Area Median Source: Draft forecasts developed by Metropolitan Council Environmental Services with input from Council Research staff, and supplemented by Council Research estimates of average values in Column F (indicating that they import workers in low Final (K) hose jobs located within five miles of the community’s geographic center divided by the number of residents within this distance w average values in Column E (in income households. worker 48141434134747514217 +10+1+1+0+1 balance(D × H) ---- Job/ -------- (J) Adjustments Numerical Housing +164821322528+4125294536+40512912 (D × G) ----- stock ------- (I) -- - ffordable to low worker balance 7%3%4%7%8%2%8% 11%16%11%+8%15%+0%+4%10%12%+2% Job/ - (H) ------- Adjustment than ------ 2 - Factors wage jobs). Communities will have their allocations adjusted downward (negative values in Columns G or H) if they have higherIncome), including unsubsidized and publicly subsidized units. In the average sewered community, 66.4% of housing units are a income household Housing +4%22%25%10%5%17%24%+9%21%9%22%25%25%+8%9%21%23% stock (G) --- ----------- ** Cities that are split between two counties are shown in the county with the largest share of households. wage jobs). 4 worker - (Avg = 0.500.720.210.900.490.861.530.700.650.241.101.310.980.540.650.411.21 balance than 1.08) Job/ - Measures for (F) - Housing stock affordability: The percentage of a community’s total housing units that is affordable to low Adjustments - average values in Column F (indicating that they export workers in low average values in Column E (indicating less affordable housing) or higher for All Communities Housing (Avg = 66.4%) 3 61.9%95.0%99.0%79.4%72.6%88.3%97.9%54.4%93.2%78.7%95.3%98.3%98.3%56.5%78.6%93.3%95.9% stock (E) of Appendix B. wage job. In the average sewered community, the ratio is 1.08. allocation adjusted (C×33.5%) 45221771,305372711740602308201132351253513754 - (D) Pre 2030 8 ion, see footnote – Exhibit 5: Calculations of Total Allocations for 2021 1,350650203,900110803501201,80092060040701,5301,600410160 A) Sewered growth Net (C) – (B 1 serviced areas. For more informat Growth Summary: Households 9,0008,55021027,9001,5102,2308,75036028,1005,65012,3005209606,20010,7001,8203,090 2030 (B) wage - 7,6507,90019024,0001,4002,1508,40024026,3004,73011,7004808904,6709,1001,4102,930 Job/Worker Balance: The ratio of low METROPOLITAN COUNCIL 2020 (A) - - than These numbers are rescaled Z - - affordable housing) or lower than - Spring Lake Park** or H) if they have lower Columbia Heights -- growth in municipal primary job is a low Anoka County Coon Rapids East Bethel CommunitiesCircle Pines Lino Lakes St. Francis Centerville Columbus Lexington Andover Ramsey Sewered Blaine** | Bethel Fridley Anoka Hilltop 33 - Page 1234