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PART I POPULATION,,, EMPLOYMENT, AND HOUSING NEED PROTECTIONS
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<br />The population, employment, and housing need forecasts for Ramsey reflect
<br />basic assumptions and policies about regional growth contained in the
<br />Development Framework Chapter of the Metropolitan Development Guide.
<br />From a Development Framework perspective, Ramsey is presently within
<br />the Metropolitan Rural Service Area.
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<br />However, projections by the Metropolitan CounCil indicate that significant
<br />population, housing and employment growth will take place in Ramsey during
<br />the next fifteen years, requiring expansion of the ~ban Service Area into
<br />Ramsey during the 1980's (Map C-2, p.27 ).
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<br /> Table 1
<br /> Metropolitan Council Projections
<br /> for the
<br />North Minneapolis Sector including Ramsey
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<br />NORTH MINNEAPOLIS SUBURBAN SECTOR
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<br /> POPULATION FORECASTS HOUSEHOLD FORECASTS EMPLOYMENT FORECASTS
<br /> $970 1976 1990 2000 1970 1976 1990' 2000 1970 1990 2000
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<br /> Andover
<br /> Anoka
<br /> Bethel
<br /> Blaine
<br /> Burns Township
<br /> Circle Pines
<br /> Columbia Heights
<br /> Coon Rapids
<br /> Fast 8ethel
<br /> Fridley
<br /> Hilltop
<br /> Lexington
<br /> Linwood Township
<br /> Moundsview
<br />RReW Brighton
<br /> ak Grove Township
<br /> amsey
<br /> St. Francis
<br /> Spring Lake Park
<br /> St, Anthony
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<br />Total
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<br />3,830 8,295 9,500 11,200
<br />13,298 13,643 18,700 19,150
<br />311 310 350 400
<br />20,573 26,020 44.700 ~1,300
<br />1,129 1,834 1,900 2,050
<br />3,902 4,078 4.500 4,600
<br />23,997 22,324 21,800 21,200
<br />30,505 35,836 54,030 61,600
<br />2,586 4,720' 5,403 6,000
<br />29,233 31,570 36,750 36,500
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<br />888 1,972 2,450 3,100
<br />3,893 4,680 6,600 7,100
<br />77 94 110 130
<br />5,041 6,990 13,550 16.900
<br />257 476 540 640
<br />818 927 1,150 1,250
<br />6,861 7,142 7,400 7,600
<br />6,776 8,929 15.650 19,500
<br />708 1,402 1,610 1,890
<br />7,851 9,483 13,300 14,000
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<br />240 500 1,200
<br />7.540 12,600 13.700
<br />20 50 80
<br />1.913 9,600' 14,500
<br />4 30 50
<br />375 800 1,200
<br />4.072 5.970 · 6,750
<br />3,414 12,500 lg,400
<br />3 30 70
<br />11,694 21,750 24,750
<br />255 ' 330 350
<br />175 500 800
<br />I 20 30
<br />726 1.730 2,050
<br />4,008 10,000 11,700
<br />65 120 200
<br />102 300 800
<br />100 250 370
<br />800 1,550 1,700
<br />- 4,182 8,770 10,300
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<br />39,778 87,400 110,000
<br />
<br />1.015 994 900 900
<br />2,185 2,177 2,700 2,800
<br />1,004. 2,{X~ 2,100 2,250
<br />10,599 13,193 15,800 16,700
<br />19,507- 23,118 26,000 26,600
<br />1,674 2,829 2,900 3,080
<br />2,727 7,620 .. 9,000_ ~
<br /> 897 1,155 !,405
<br /> 1,560
<br /> 6,417 6,929 7.800 7,700
<br /> 9,239 ' 9,582 9,950 9,750
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<br />184,608 218,235 276,'150 295,800
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<br /> 503 453 5OO 500
<br /> 538 656 750 800
<br /> 297 604 690 790
<br /> 2,559 3.985 5,100 5,650
<br /> 5,467 7,058 g,o00 9,550
<br /> 388 708 750 850
<br /> 665 1,905 2.400 3,050
<br /> 256 3'21 450 450
<br /> 1,519 1,900 2,350 2,450
<br /> 2,772 3,234 3,600 3,700
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<br />48,134 62,919 87.950 99,900
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<br />The projections shown tn Table 1 are for your sector of the Metropolitan Area.
<br />The projections were made beginlling with a forecast for the entire seven-county
<br />Area. Total areawide forecasts were then stepped down to smaller geographic
<br />areas, ending with forecasts for local governmental units. The forecasting
<br />methodology 'is described on page 60 of the Development Framework chapter
<br />of the Metropolitan Development Guide. The forecasts are not precise in the
<br />sense that they necessarily will be attained in the year shown. Rather, they
<br />should be viewed as guides which express the anticipated pattern of regional
<br />development.
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