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Compar1os the 2000 foreoast of population, bouseholds and emplo)'lDent to 1980 totale sbows substantial ohansee. Population srowth 10 the 20 year span is antioipated to be in exoess of 36 peroent. The sreateet portion of that arowth 18 expeoted to be aouth and aoutheast or the '1'Il 169 (Ferry St) bridae. Consequently the inoreaeed demand for a new river bridse will tend to be aouth of '1'Il 169. The d18tribution of household arowth parallels that of population, althouSh at a larser amount (42 percent). The areas of sreatest chanle are also expeoted to the south and southeast or TH 169. (See Map No.2) Development to the southwest 10 Maple Grove will bave little direot impact on the TH 169 bridae, beoause the foous or travel to and from the area will almost entirely be direoted south and east via 1-494 and 1-94. Map No.2 shows the TAZa with the Ireatest household conoentration in the year 2000. Much of the development is located in the southern portion or the study area in Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park and Fridley. A second concentration is located 10 the central area of Anoka. Chanaes 10 employment are more focused than either population or households. Concentrations or employment are expected to the tar south of the TH 169 bridle, primarily alons 1-94, and to the southeast in Fridley. Employment growth is alao expected in Coon Rapids to the east and southeast but at a lesser magnitude. Some trips from Champl1o/Dayton area households conceivably would be destined for Coon Rapids employment, but the grawina employment concentration alonl 1-94 will IIIOst likely draw a greater portion. Map No.3 shows the areas where much of the employment is expected to conoentrate. Alain, much of the development is located in the southern portion of the study area in the vicinity of 1-94 and 1-694. 9 2fo