Land Use Land Use Land Use Assumptions Plan Land Use Assumptions Plan
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Lance Freeman
Senior Planner Senior Planner Infrastructure Planning
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Land Use Land Use Land Use Land Use Assumptions Plan Assumptions Plan 2011- 2020 2011- 2020 June 9, 2010 June 9, 2010 June 9, 2010 June 9, 2010 CIAC CIAC Lance Freeman Senior Planner Senior Planner Infrastructure Planning Page 2
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CITY OF FAIR OAKS RANCH CITY OF LIVE OAK CITY OF SELMA CITY OF GARDEN RIDGE CITY OF CONVERSE CITY OF SCHERTZ YANCEY WSC BEXAR METRO WATER DISTRICT EAST CENTRAL WSC ATASCOSA RURAL WSC CITY OF ELMENDORF
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West East Central Far West South
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– Population & persons per household – Connections (size and type) – Connections (size and type) – Consumption & flush – Land use (existing & future) – Septic tanks & private wells – Employees & apartment units
– Water Resources, Finance, Engineering Customer Service Contracts Conservation – Customer Service, Contracts, Conservation – Public Affairs, Legal, Education
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CCN li ti l li ti
Small area demand analyses for infrastructure analysis
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Parcel variables: Land use, Land use mix 27 Census variables Some are Household size Birthrate, Income groups, County Population Projection Land use mix Vacant land Employment Forecast , g p , mortality, age distribution, Population & Employment T t ti Development variables: USAs, MDPs, MTP
Transportation/ L d U M d li
Transportation network MTP
Land Use Modeling
Growth data by GIS SAWS, CPS-Energy, ISDs
Population & Employment Projections by TAZ
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Active Meter Apartment ( 2 - 3 ) Non-apartments ( 4 * 5 ) Apartment Units ( 6 + 7 ) Active Meter Apartment ( 2 - 3 ) Non-apartments ( 4 5 ) Apartment Units ( 6 + 7 ) Meter Size Count Master Meters Meters EDU/Meter Size EDU 149,692 5/8 305,229 1,430 303,799 1 303,799 3/4 21,918 161 21,757 1.5 32,636 1 10,052 512 9,540 2 19,080 90% occupancy 1 1/2 5 775 368 5 407 5 27 035 134 723 1 1/2 5,775 368 5,407 5 27,035 134,723 2 3,938 518 3,420 14 47,880 3 834 195 639 30 19,170 4 635 178 457 50 22,850 6 346 162 184 105 19,320 8 108 40 68 135 9 180 8 108 40 68 135 9,180 10 25 7 18 190 3,420 1/2 units 504,370 67,361 571,731
2008 population 1,311,764 Population/ EDU = 2.29
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Existing
Service Area San Antonio ETJ
Existing
Military Bases Major Parks
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High Middle Low
San Antonio ETJ San Antonio ETJ Military Bases Major Parks
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Existing
Major Parks Military Bases S A t i ETJ San Antonio ETJ Inner Service Area Outer Service Area June 09, 2010
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Dos Rios WRC Leon Creek WRC Medio Creek WRCMedio Creek WRC
Dos Rios/ Leon
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Medio Creek WRC
Medio CoSA ETJ
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Dos Rios WRC Leon Creek WRC
Camp Bullis Major Parks June 09, 2010
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Upper Lower Medio Upper Medina
Existing
Lower Medina
CoSA ETJ Camp Bullis Major Parks
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20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 Annual Change 17,204 12,684 7,652 5,289 2006 2007 2008 2009
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