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Columns G <br />* 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. <br />(D + I + J)** <br />4417885389540351115929856376 <br />- <br />average values in Column E (indicating more <br />Allocation <br />income households (those with income at or below 80% of Area Median <br />tes of average values in Column F (indicating that they import workers in low <br />Final <br />(K) <br />wage jobs located within five miles of the community’s geographic center divided by the number of residents within this distance whose <br />tropolitan Council Environmental Services with input from Council Research staff, and supplemented by Council Research estima <br />s based on the measures in Column E and Column F. Communities will have their allocations adjusted upward (positive values in <br />income households. <br />worker <br />5442719222413 <br />+16+018 <br />balance(D × H) <br />----- <br />Job/ <br />----- <br />(J) <br />Adjustments <br />Numerical <br />Housing <br />+6117172+010448+79+1124 <br />+161 <br />(D × G) <br />-- <br />stock <br />----- <br />(I) <br />- <br />ffordable to low <br />worker <br />balance <br />7%6%5%9%1% <br />12%+3%10%16%11%8%12% <br />Job/ <br />- <br />(H) <br />------ <br />Adjustment <br />than <br />----- <br />2 <br />- <br />Factors <br />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. <br /> In the average sewered community, 66.4% of housing units are a <br />Housing <br />+14%+26%3%14%26%+26%19%24%+33%+2%21% <br />21% <br />stock <br />(G) <br />- <br />------ <br />All Communities (continued) <br />** Cities that are split between two counties are shown in the county with the largest share of households. <br />wage jobs). <br />4 <br />worker <br />- <br />(Avg = <br />0.411.220.700.740.550.820.210.500.650.581.040.45 <br />balance <br />than <br />1.08) <br />Job/ <br />- <br />Measures for <br />(F) <br />- <br />Housing stock affordability: The percentage of a community’s total housing units that is affordable to low <br />Adjustments <br />- <br />average values in Column F (indicating that they export workers in low <br />average values in Column E (indicating less affordable housing) or higher <br />Housing <br />(Avg = <br />66.4%) <br />3 <br />48.5%32.8%70.1%84.5%99.5%33.4%91.5%97.1%93.8%24.4%63.9%93.1% <br />stock <br />(E) <br />of Appendix B. <br />wage job. In the average sewered community, the ratio is 1.08. <br />allocation <br />adjusted (C×33.5%) <br />438619602120705417227244562114 <br />2030 for <br />- <br />(D) <br />Pre <br />8 <br />serviced areas. For more information, see footnote <br />- <br />Exhibit 5: Calculations of Total Allocations for 2021 <br />1,3101,8501,800360200160506807301,680340 <br />A) <br />Growth Summary: Sewered <br />growth <br />Net <br />(C) <br />– <br />(B <br />1 <br />Households <br />3,20011,40011,8501,180230708702502,5803,9706,6502,180 <br />2030 <br />(B) <br />Source: Draft forecasts developed by Me <br />- <br />1,8909,55010,0508202101407102001,9003,2404,9701,840 <br />score <br />Job/Worker Balance: The ratio of low <br />METROPOLITAN COUNCIL <br />2020 <br />(A) <br />- <br />- <br />than <br />These numbers are rescaled Z <br />- <br />- <br />r lower <br />than <br />- <br />Laketown Township <br />or H) if they have lower <br />Norwood Young <br />affordable housing) o <br />-- <br />growth in municipal <br />primary job is a low <br />Chanhassen** <br />New Germany <br />Carver County <br />Communities <br />Watertown <br />Hamburg <br />Waconia <br />Sewered <br />Cologne <br />America <br />| <br />Chaska <br />Victoria <br />Carver <br />Mayer <br />34 <br />- <br />Page <br />1234 <br /> <br />