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."l e "5ep'f-:C: s 't>~ Iv".s.~~h ~00-.{ ~~.'IL- - e~ -"ilt'1!- ~~~T ~~ . SCENARIO 1 To meet Metropolitan Council projections for growth in households with urban services to the year 2020 with~ MUSA expansion, the City of Ramsey would need to accommodate 5,212 households on roughly 280 acres. Under this scenario, future urban residential development would have to average a gross density of just over 18 units per acre. SCENARIO 2 To meet Metropolitan Council projections for growth in households with urban services to the year 2020 with limited MUSA expansion as shown in Concept B, the City of Ramsey would need to accommodate 5,212 households on roughly 950 acres. Under this scenario, future urban residential development would have to average a gross density of roughly 5.5 units per acre. SCENARIO 3 To meet projections with no MUSA expansion and rural densities at one unit per two to five acres as proposed by Hoisington Koegler Group, the City of Ramsey could accommodate: 2550 Units 2662 Units The total number of units possible in the rural area at 1 unit per 2 acres. The total number of units needed in the urban area to meet forecasted growth. Future densities in the urban area would be roughly 9.5 units per acre. 1042 Units 4170 Units The total number of units possible in the rural area at 1 unit per 5 acres. The total number of units needed in the urban area to meet forecasted growth. Future densities in the urban area would be roughly 14.9 units per acre. SCENARIO 4 To meet projections with limited MUS A expansion westerly along Highway 10, adding roughly 670 acres of residential land to the urban services area, and allowing rural densities at a range of one unit per two to five acres. 2215 Units 2997 Units The total number of units possible in the rural area at 1 unit per 2 acres. The total number of units needed in the urban area to meet forecasted growth. Future densities in the urban area would be roughly 3.15 units per acre. 886 Units 4326 Units The total number of units possible in the rural area at 1 unit per 5 acres. The total number of units needed in the urban area to meet forecasted growth. Future densities in the urban area would be roughly 4.6 units per acre.