GrowingLeon-LeonCounty.pptVIP

Growing Leon The Urban Service Area Why limit the size of the USA? What do we know about Population Accommodation? Tools to increase accommodation in the USA Future Land Use Categories Rural Communities Rural Urban Fringe Lake Protection Additional and Emerging Topics Why Limit the USA? Reduces the premature development of rural lands Fosters more compact development that fosters more transportation alternatives that fosters the reduction of Green House Gas emissions Fosters more affordable living (smaller lots and reduced transportation costs) Increases efficiency of local government to provide urban services What do we know about population and units needed? 2008 = 274,892 2030 = 340,800 Growth = 65,908 people Population Accommodation and the USA Current USA Limits Population Accommodation and the USA Current USA Limits Planned Development Population Accommodation and the USA Southwood = 3,166 units remaining in DRI Fallschase = 1,514 units Southside = 2,800 units Welaunee = 4,819 units (Toe and Heel only) Pinnacle = 400 units Summerfield= 447 units (PUD) Hopkins North= 480 units est.(192 res. ac. x 2.5 DU/ac.) Collin English = 2,000 units est. (9,350 based on SESP) Total = 15,626 units Population Accommodation and the USA Population Accommodation and the USA Population Accommodation and the USA Welaunee Additional Ways to Accommodate Population Vacant Land in the USA Redevelopment in the USA Vacant Land in the Urban Fringe Redevelopment in the Urban Fringe Tools to Promote More Compact Development in USA Multi-Modal Transportation District Community Code Density Bonus for Urban Design Density Bonus for Affordable Housing Concurrency Waiver for Affordable Housing Future Land Use Categories to Discuss Future Land Use Map Rural Community Rural and Ag. Urban Fringe Lake Protection * Population Projections (BEBR) Persons Per Unit 2008 City = 2.13 (County = 2.61) New Units Needed by 2030 65,908 people / 2.13 people per unit = 30