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Land Use Planning

Strategic Planning and Evaluation

Legislative Analysis

Grant Administration

Data and Research

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Performance Improvement

•$25.9 million verified as cost-effective program services

•$4.3 million direct cost-savings due to privatization, reorganization, or elimination of ineffective services

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•Economic development listed as single issue that concerned respondents the most

•42% of respondents thought the county should do more to provide effective economic development programs

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Une m ploym e n t Rate s in O ttawa C ounty, Mich igan an d Nation (2000-2009)(Annual Average1)

7.0%

11.7%

5.6%5.3%5.2%

5.5%5.9%

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4.1%2.6%

12.6%

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7.2%6.9%

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5.8%6.0% 5.5%

5.1% 4.6% 4.6%

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Home Foreclosures - Ottawa County (2004-2008)

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Ferrys burg CityCo o pers ville City

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Annual Net Increase in Population - Ottawa County (2000-2008)

1,9031,9492,281

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•Collective Strategic Plan

•Research and Analysis

•Communication and Knowledge Management

•Policy Development

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Planning & Performance Improvement Staff

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Tuesday May 5, 200910:00 a.m.

Ottawa County Fillmore Street Complex

West Olive, Michigan

Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs)

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•Multi-Jurisdictional

•Demonstration Projects

•Pragmatic (Real Solutions)

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•Aquifer Sustainability – Withdrawal limitation

•Aquifer Quality – Withdrawal Implications

•Foundation Elevation – Water Table Range

•Surface and Groundwater Impacts –Excavation/Ponds

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Industrial & Commercial Development ProjectionsCity of Ferrysburg

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Population ProjectionsCity of Ferrysburg

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Average of WMRPC and US Census Projections

*Notes:WMRPC Projections were calculated from a linear progression model based on 2010-2020 Project ionsUS Census Estimates were calculated from a linear progression model based on the 1.5% decrease in population between the 2000 US Census and the 2005 US Census Bureau Population estimatesAverage Projections were calculated from the average of the WMRPC Projections and the US Census EstimatesBased on the current Zoning Ordiance at total Build Out , the population of the City of Ferrysburg would be 7,061Based on the current Master Plan at total Build Out, the populat ion of the City of Ferrysburg would be 6,758

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2009 – Approximately 8,000 people turn 65 every day

2009 – 1 in 8 people is over 65 years of age

2020 – 1 in 5 people is over 65 years of age

Housing for the Aging Population: Sustainable Planning for Parents and Grandparents

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