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rr£. Land Use and Socio-economic Forecast Relationships <br />As part of responding to new directives in the policy plan, Crono will need <br />to demonstrate that its land use plan is related to its forecasts i.cr <br />households and employment at the Traffic Assigr*ment Zone (TA2) level. <br />This section provides 2010 population, household and employment forecasts <br />for each TAZ located within Orono. 19&0 Census data is provided at the TAZ <br />level for comparison. Orono should review the TAZ level forecasts in Table <br />1 and, if necessary, submit suggested revisions by June 1, 1989. Any <br />redistribution at the TAZ level should be consistent with the 2010 <br />municipal totals for population, households and employment. By Oct. 1, <br />1989, Council staff will finalize the 2010 forecasts based upon the <br />community's input and negotiations with city staff, if necessary, and will <br />determine whether those changes will further affect the metropolitan <br />highway system. <br />In addition to the TAZ forecasts, information is provided in this section <br />regarding conversion factors by land use type that will allow calculation <br />of theoretical levels of population and employment at maximum jpment. <br />The city should compile the land use data for each TAZ in Orono, using the <br />land use categories and conversion factors found in Table 2. ihe citv <br />should also differentiate between existing development and additional <br />development anticipated by 2010. If either the categories or the <br />conversion factors are not applicable or workable in Orono, please contact <br />the Council so we can resolve this issue prior to the completion of a plan <br />amendment. The ciuy will note that several commonly used land use <br />categories are not listed in the table. These include public and semi­ <br />public uses and vacant and agricultural land. These categories were not <br />included because they tend not to contribute to peak hour traffic. <br />ORONO/PHTRNieS