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P].anning CommisEion 6-12-73 -3- At 9:00 p.m. 14r. Svoboda gave presentation of Residential report showing compiliation of supply and demand of future. Tables in report summarize saturation in ap-groximately 1990. There are 8 acreages in each planning area. Plan represents best feeling obtained from 'lanning Commission, CitizEns Ad- visory Committee and Council. Revised Communit.y Facilities are:reflected in tne report. Lensity of apartment •develop;nent is reduced somewhat iaith projection school enrollment will thus be reduced. In 1973 there are an esti- mated 8,350 single family houses; projected for 1980 are 9,470 and at sat?zration 10050. In further reviewing the report Nir. °voboda predicted 40/ of population will be in multifamily units. Nir. i3-rewer stat- ed he agrees with Mr. Blakley's statement, especially in 3isch School area (Table 10 p. 29), regarding townhouse and garden type apartments draw more school children. Com- munity Development reports give good representation of en- rollment ratios b.y type of dwelling. Lnrollment ratios are very close. A commission member mentioned there should be difference in report from 9 story (medium rise) and 20 story (hi rise). Pledium and high rise are combined in the report. An average betweon the two is taken. Acerage usage vas changed thus reducing population at satura- tion. 1I'ultifamily was reduced in acerage. The March report compared 2 story limit and thus cut off 113 of density and reduced acerage for apartments. Total projected population is 58,000 with more single family and less multifamily units. Ttiao-thirds of hoia.sing is to be single family. The final map shr?wn includes revisions through May 17 and includes all the latest thinking. Problem of budget is reason not everyone has newest map. The Final Report will have an up to date map. The Industrial Area on north side of Lorain Rd. is to be changed to be indicated as retailo There are not enough changes to warrar_t redistribution of maps. The Housing Element purpose was read. Goa1s and objectives are t aken from the contracto Clusters of homes and apart,ments are related to retaiZ out- lets, bus line, nchools, etc. and access to Industrial Com- plex. Cluster concept iias been e:cpanded upon existing re- tail. Table 2 in thereport shows many communities requis- ing larger lot sizes than North 0lmsted. k mix of housing types is recommended. Article VT in the report gives 6 recommendations presented relative to the implementation of North Olmsted?s Housing _ Element. N1ans at end of the report are relative to single famil.y housing units and taill be studied by Planning Com- mission members.