Growth Allocation for Regional Centers and Corridors Sample Clauses

Growth Allocation for Regional Centers and Corridors. Just as the Comprehensive Plan was guided by the notion that the County will need to absorb a population increase of 1.1 million people by 2040, parameters are needed to guide how much population, housing, and employment growth each Regional Center and corridor area within Regional Centers and Community Areas can likely absorb over that same time. Parameters developed in the Comprehensive Plan Initial Studies estimated that the Regional Centers could capture at least 50 percent of new jobs and 20 percent of new housing. The Consultant Team will revisit these assumptions and generate a revised, agreed upon working goal for capture in centers that will be used to guide plan development for all 13 centers. Consultant will augment existing AAMPO traffic analysis zone (TAZ) forecasts. The adjustments will result in estimated potential capture for each regional center in this study. These estimates will help guide the land use planning efforts. Working from the SA Tomorrow existing conditions report, and incorporating available updated data, Consultant will develop a citywide economic and demographic profile that can also be used as a foundation for each Regional Center and Community Area plan. The Consultant Team will lay out the citywide profile in a highly graphic 4 to 6 page layout, including infographics.
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