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already divided potential urban reserve areas of Orono into smaller lot sizes than those that would facilitate <br />future urban subdivision. Therefore, it is recommended that the area outside of existing or planned MUSA <br />expansions should be redesignated to more accurately reflect current land use and future development potential. <br />Lot Size Analysis in Urban Reserve <br />Lot size <br />>40 acres <br />20-40 acres <br />iO-20 acres <br />S-iO acres <br /><5 acres <br />Wniaberoffart*.b <br />1 <br />868 <br />Percentage of Parcels <br />0% <br />87% <br />TolMI Acreage <br />81 acres <br />206aaes <br />390 acres <br />667 acres <br />1 739 acres <br />The city recognizes the need for affordable and life-cycle housing and is working to provide a variety of housing <br />options, including higher density housing, and thereby accommodating more households. Senior housing <br />project being reviewed as supplemental information to this Comprehensive Plan Update, is to guide 4.S acres for <br />the construction of a 62-unit senior housing complex. Since the site was not originally designated for housing <br />and therefore nut included in the calculation of the household forecasts, development of the 4.5 acre parcel as <br />housing will increase the number of households in the city by 62. The Council encourages the city to continue <br />its efforts to work with developers and attract higher density and life-cycle housing projects in order to <br />accommodate additional households and strive to meet Council forecasts. <br />The city's land use plan indicates that the city is 89 percent developed with 1 ,099 acres identified as vacant. Of <br />the existing vacant land, 1,000 acres are designated as rural residential, 62 acres as urban residential, 30 acres as <br />commercial and industrial, and only 7 acres as public and semi-public land. By 2020, it is anticipate that only <br />105 acres of single family residential land will be vacant to accommodate future residential development at rural <br />densities. <br />; and 2020 Land Use <br />Single-Family Residential outside MUSA 4,317 42%4,592 45% <br />Multiple-family Residential within MUSA 25 0%138 1% <br />Multiple-family Residential outside MUSA 0 0%0 3% <br />Subtotal - Developed Residential 6,647 65%8,024 79% <br />Commercial 62 1%81 1% <br />Industrial 33 0%44 0% <br />Public/Scmi-Public 209 2%216 2% <br />Agricultural and Green Acres 597 6%100 1% <br />Parks and Recreation 1,553 15%1,630 16% <br />Subtotal - Developed Non-Resideatial 2,454 24%2,071 20% <br />Total - Developed 9,101 89%10,095 99% <br />Vacant Single-Family Residential within MUSA 49 0%5 0% <br />Vacant Single-Family Residential outside MUSA 1,000 10%100 1% <br />Vacant Multiple-family Residential within MUSA 13 0%0 0% <br />Vacant Multiple-family Residential outside MUSA 0 0%0 0% <br />Subtotal - Vacant Residential 1.062 10%105 1% <br />Vacant Commercial 19 0%0 0% <br />Vacant Industrial 11 0%0 0% <br />Vacant Public/Semi-Public 7 0%0 0% <br />ToUl - Vacant 1,099 11%105 1% <br />Total Land 10,200 100%10,200 100%