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From: Bruce Karney <bka...@comcast.net>
Date: Wed, Jan 31, 2018 at 11:30 AM
Subject: [estf-2-steering-committee] Fwd: ETSF business-as-usual data
To: ESTF-2 Steering Committee <estf-2-steer...@googlegroups.com>, M&M Working Group <ESTF-2-Measur...@googlegroups.com>
Cc: Steve Attinger <steve.a...@mountainview.gov>, "Perkins, Hannah" <hannah....@mountainview.gov>, Eric.An...@mountainview.gov

Dear Steering Committee & M&M WG members,

The attachment is historical data and forecasts of Mountain View's population (night time residents and daytime workers) and housing stock. Note that there are two worksheets in the file.

The Measurement and Metrics WG will be digging into this information over the next week. Bruce Naegel and I hope that at our Feb. 8 M&M WG meeting we will be able to agree on a set of year-by-year forecasts through 2030 for use by all members of the TF.

If Steering Committee members want to share the file with their working groups that's fine, but please be aware that M&M may chose to modify the numbers that the City staff has shared with us in order to meet the specific needs of the ESTF.

Cheers,

Bruce K.

From: "Eric Anderson - Planning" <Eric.Anderson2@mountainview.gov>
To: "Steve Attinger" <Steve.Attinger@mountainview.gov>, "Hannah Perkins" <Hannah.Perkins@mountainview.gov>, "bka...@comcast.net" <bka...@comcast.net>
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2018 11:06:25 AM
Subject: RE: ETSF business-as-usual data

Steve, Hannah and Bruce,

See attached for a revised table and spreadsheet. I included lists of under-review projects on the second page. I also added “under review” to the pipeline projects, and extended the timeline for those out to 2023.

Let me know if you have any other questions,

Eric B Anderson AICP

City of Mountain View | Community Development Department

650-903-6306 | Fax: 650-962-8501 | Ande...@MountainView.gov

500 Castro Street—PO Box 7540 | Mountain View, CA | 94039-7540

PLEASE NOTE

As an interim measure to address staffing limitations, planning counter hours have changed (effective March 27, 2017). A planner is available either at the counter or by phone on Mondays and Wednesdays from 8 am – 6 pm, and Fridays from 8 am – 4 pm. Assistance at the counter or by phone is not available on Tuesdays or Thursdays.

From: Anderson, Eric - Planning
Sent: Friday, January 26, 2018 12:57 PM
To: Attinger, Steve; Perkins, Hannah
Subject: ETSF business-as-usual data

Steve and Hannah,

See attached for a revised spreadsheet.

A low estimate of business as usual is “pipeline” projects. These are projects that have been approved by the City, and are in some stage of the construction process, including building permits, demolition, or construction. This should be roughly the population and jobs in about 2021 or 2022 (when all the approved projects will probably be about done). It also assumes that our low vacancy rates and high worker density will continue.

A high estimate of business as usual is all the growth we are planning for, or our “planning capacity”. This “capacity” is more than the growth that will happen (barring some unforeseen major change in policy). The purpose of this number is to estimate traffic and utility demand, so it is necessarily conservatively high. However, it also represents the City’s growth policies, and recognizes the City’s efforts to develop more housing. The numbers include planning capacities established for new and proposed Precise Plan areas (North Bayshore, El Camino Real, San Antonio and East Whisman), as well as “gatekeeper” development projects under review, such as 1734 Villa Street and 777 West Middlefield Road.

It’s also important to recognize that these are “snapshots in time”, and subject to change. New developments are always being approved, and new gatekeepers are always being authorized. These data should be clarified as “as of December 2017”. I ask that I get a chance to review public documents to ensure the data is being used as it should.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

Eric B Anderson AICP

City of Mountain View | Community Development Department

650-903-6306 | Fax: 650-962-8501 | Ande...@MountainView.gov

500 Castro Street—PO Box 7540 | Mountain View, CA | 94039-7540

PLEASE NOTE

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