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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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10/7/2013
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8.B. - Page 73 <br /> 4.13 POPULATION AND HOUSING <br /> 4.13.1 Existin� Settin� <br /> According to California Department of Finance 2010 census data, Redwood City's population for <br /> 2010 was 76,815 persons. In 2010,there were 27,957 households with 2.69 persons per household.3Z <br /> The Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG)projects the population for Redwood City to be <br /> 92,400 in 2030.33 As of 2008,the City had appro�mately 52,000 jobs (with an additiona15,700 jobs <br /> located within the City's sphere of influence) and an active labor force of appro�mately 43,600 <br /> people. <br /> The jobs/housing balance is the relationship between the number of housing units required as a result <br /> of local jobs and the number of residential units available in the City. This relationship is quantified <br /> by the jobs/employed resident ratio. When the ratio reaches 1.0, a balance is struck between the <br /> supply of local housing and local jobs. The jobs/employed resident ratio is determined by dividing <br /> the number of local jobs by the number of employed residents that can be housed in local housing. <br /> Redwood City currently has a higher number of jobs than employed residents (appro�mately 132 <br /> jobs per employed resident) and is projected to continue to have a higher number of jobs than <br /> employed residents with full build-out under the current General Plan. <br /> 4.13.2 Environmental Checklist and Discussion of Imnacts <br /> POPULATION AND HOUSING <br /> Less Than <br /> Potentially Significant Less Than <br /> Significant With Significant No Impact Beneficial Information <br /> Impact Mitigation Impact Impact Source(s) <br /> Incorporated <br /> Would the project <br /> 1) Induce substantial population growth � � � � � 1,2,13, <br /> in an area, either directly(for 14 <br /> example,by proposing new homes <br /> and businesses)or indirectly(for <br /> example,through extension of roads <br /> or other infrastructure)? <br /> 2) Displace substantial numbers of � � � � � 1,2 <br /> existing housing,necessitating the <br /> construction of replacement <br /> housing elsewhere? <br /> 3) Displace substantial numbers of � � � � � 1,2 <br /> people,necessitating the construction <br /> of re lacement housin elsewhere? <br /> 32 State of California Depariment of Finances. Census 2010. 2010. <br /> <http://www.do£ca.gov/researcl�/demog,raphic/reports/view.php#obj CollapsiblePanelCensusSurvevsAnchor> <br /> Accessed November 7,2011. <br /> 33 Association of Bay Area Governments,Projections 2007:Forecasts for the San Francisco Bay Area to the Year <br /> 2035. December 2006. <br /> 1410 Valota Road Residential Project 61 Initial Study <br /> Redwood City January 2012 <br />
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