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Technical Addendum to the Community Assessment for the 2028 Comprehensive Plan Technical Addendum to the Community Assessment for the 2028 Comprehensive Plan Columbus Consolidated Government November 2007 In partnership with and i This page was intentionally left blank for two-sided printing. ii Technical Addendum November 2007 Table of Contents I: Supporting Analysis of Data and Information 1 Introduction ................................................................................................................... 1 2 Population ...................................................................................................................... 2 2.1 Total Population ............................................................................................................................................. 2 2.2 Age Distribution ........................................................................................................................................... 10 2.3 Race & Ethnicity ........................................................................................................................................... 12 2.4 Living Arrangements .................................................................................................................................... 13 2.5 Income ............................................................................................................................................................ 13 3 Economic Development .............................................................................................. 17 3.1 Economic Base .............................................................................................................................................. 17 3.2 Population & Labor Force .......................................................................................................................... 24 3.3 Economic Resources .................................................................................................................................... 29 3.4 Economic Trends ......................................................................................................................................... 39 4 Housing ........................................................................................................................ 46 4.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................... 46 4.2 Housing Types and Mix ............................................................................................................................... 46 4.3 Condition and Occupancy ........................................................................................................................... 48 4.4 Cost of Housing ............................................................................................................................................ 53 4.5 Cost-Burdened Households ........................................................................................................................ 55 4.6 Projected Population and Housing Need ................................................................................................. 59 4.7 Special Housing Needs ................................................................................................................................ 61 4.8 Jobs-Housing Balance .................................................................................................................................. 64 5 Natural and Cultural Resources .................................................................................. 69 5.1 Wetlands ......................................................................................................................................................... 69 5.2 Groundwater Recharge Areas ..................................................................................................................... 69 5.3 Water Supply Watersheds, Water Sources, and Water Quality ............................................................. 70 5.4 Steep Slopes ................................................................................................................................................... 75 5.5 Floodplains ..................................................................................................................................................... 75 5.6 Soils and Prime Agricultural Land ............................................................................................................. 76 5.7 Plant and Animal Habitats........................................................................................................................... 76 5.8 Greenspace ..................................................................................................................................................... 81 6 Community Facilities ................................................................................................. 106 6.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 106 6.2 Water Supply and Treatment .................................................................................................................... 106 6.3 Wastewater Treatment ............................................................................................................................... 108 6.4 Fire and Emergency Medical Services ..................................................................................................... 109 6.5 Public Safety................................................................................................................................................. 111 6.6 Parks and Recreation .................................................................................................................................. 114 6.7 Stormwater Management ........................................................................................................................... 120 6.8 Solid Waste Management........................................................................................................................... 122 6.9 Education ..................................................................................................................................................... 123 6.10 Hospitals and Other Public Health Facilities ......................................................................................... 129 6.11 Libraries ........................................................................................................................................................ 130 6.12 General Government Facilities ................................................................................................................. 132 6.13 Other Services ............................................................................................................................................. 133 6.14 Consistency with Service Delivery Strategy ............................................................................................ 134 ii Technical Addendum November 2007 7 Intergovernmental Coordination ............................................................................... 135 7.1 Purpose ......................................................................................................................................................... 135 7.2 Coordination Partners ................................................................................................................................ 135 7.3 Existing Policy and Activities .................................................................................................................... 136 8 Transportation ........................................................................................................... 138 8.1 Streets, Roads and Highways .................................................................................................................... 138 8.2 Alternative Modes ....................................................................................................................................... 142 8.3 Parking Conditions ..................................................................................................................................... 144 8.4 Railroads, Trucking, Port Facilities, and Airports.................................................................................. 144 8.5 Planned Transportation Improvements .................................................................................................. 145 8.6 Transportation and Land Use Interaction .............................................................................................. 147 II. Atlas of Supportive Maps Map 1-1: Planning Areas Map 5-1: Wetlands Map 5-2: Groundwater Recharge Areas Map 5-3: Watersheds Map 5-4: Steep Slopes Map 5-5: Hydrology Map 5-6: Prime Farmland Map 5-7: Greenspace Map 5-8: Cultural Resources Map 6-1: Community and Educational Facilities Map 6-2: Water Service Area Map 6-3: Sewer Service Area Map 8-1: Transportation Network Map 8-2: Roadway Classification Map 8-3: Deficient Bridges Map 8-4: Public Transportation Facilities Map 8-5: Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities Map 8-6: Transportation Improvement Projects Map 8-7: Long Range Transportation Improvement Projects Map 8-8: Transportation Level of Service III.
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