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<br />developed with varying densities assigned to the remaining vacant land in the City and a final <br />"build-out" population was calculated. A preferred land use alternative that met all other City <br />goals and resulted in a sustainable population over 5,000 was identified by the Planning <br />Commission and City Council, and reviewed by the public at an open house in December of <br />2007. <br /> <br />Forecasts <br />The plan results in an increase in the number of households for Centerville compared with the <br />forecasts provided by the Metropolitan Council in the System Statement for Centervi 11e. The <br />System Statement forecasts are presented below in Table I: <br /> <br />Table 1: Met Council System Statement Forecasts <br /> <br /> Re,-isf'd Develonmeut Framf"wol'k <br /> 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 <br />Pooulation 1,633 3,202 3,700 4,100 4,700 <br />Households 519 1,077 1,340 1,600 1,850 <br />EmnlOVIll"llt 861 359 520 630 670 <br /> <br />To estimate build-out population, the number of new units that could be built on the remaining <br />vacant land given the planned densities was first calculated. Given the City's preferred densities <br />for remaining land, 1,110 new units could be constructed. The City currently has] ,352 units, the <br />vast majority of which are inside the sewered area. This results in a total of 2,455 households by <br />2030 under the preferred land use alternative. Using the household size estimate given by the <br />Metropolitan Council in Table I, the 2030 population is estimated at 6,236. These estimates arc <br />show in Table 2. <br /> <br />Tabl 2 C <br /> <br />e : entervl e ouse 0 , opu atlO n and Emplovment PrOlectlOns <br />....~................. ...................t!)1 >.' ........ ....'......1.:;1 ........... .... .....', .. .......... ciJa"'20to <br />".i~~.'.'.: .. /20110 " ^'.",:'H .)." <br />."-'~ :?_::~i':A<_--,_ <br />..' ....,. .~1()~' :)020..' '.'..2030......... . .....20~Q:.:. <br />Total Population <br />Swera:l N'A N'A 3,712 4,864 6,236 2,524 <br />lliBNa"a::t N'A N'A 19 - - -19 <br />HoU9!hold S2I!" 2,97 2,76 2.56 2,54 -022 <br />Total HoU9!holds <br />Swera:l N'A N'A 1,345 1,900 2,455 1,110 <br />lliBNa"a::t N'A N'A 7 - - -7 <br />Total Employment <br />Swera:l N'A N'A 750 1,671 1,671 921 <br />lliBNa"a::t N'A N'A - - - C <br /> <br />"11 H <br /> <br />hid PI' <br /> <br />. from Mi< Cl:llniJ ,.,termtatE!l"el"i forea<! <br />.'*l'n..s3lJlds~asadLBI Lrit COLI1t in..eruaryz:x::E <br /> <br />Also notice that the employment figures for Centerville are significantly larger than the System <br />Statement figures, The 2010 figure is based on the current supply of commercial and industrial <br />land in Centcrville. This estimate uses the assumption that there are 9 employees per gross acre <br />of commercial or industrial land. Much of the additional commercial development is planned for <br />the cast side of the City, near the interchange with 1-35. Ccnterville is aware the significant <br />commercial development may occur in Lino Lakcs between the interchange and Centerville and <br /> <br />-54- <br />