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Ken Weiner

The Weiner Companies, Inc.

Licensed Real Estate Broker

1642 Medical Lane, Suite B

Fort Myers, FL 33907

Voice: 239 939 7088, Ext. 201

Fax: 239 939 7892

Email: [email protected]

Webpage: www. TheWeinerCompanies.com

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Location

Land Area 18,598.14 square feet

93’ x 199.98’ Dimensions

Improvements The property is improved with a single story office building, asphalt parking and landscaping. See details on next page

Zoning PO, Professional Office (City of Fort Myers)

Utilities Water: Fort Myers Sewer: Fort Myers Electric: FPL Telephone: CenturyLink and Comcast

Potential Uses Office

1642 Medical Lane (continued)

Pertinent Information

Medical Lane is a two lane road serving the commercial subdivision.

Location

Access

Architectural Design The professional office building has a modern architectural designthat is appealing some 35 after it was originally designed andconstructed.

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Improvements The office building includes approximately 4,000 square feet divided into two suites. The larger suite includes 9 offices, a breakroom /work room, a conference room, a large reception area and 2 restrooms. One of therestroom includes a walk-in shower. The suite contains approximately 3,095 square feet. The second suite includes 3 offices, 2 restrooms, a large receptionarea and a small storage closet. This suite contains approximately 905 square feet. The office building is constructed on concrete block wall with stucco on a monolithic slab. The roof is asphalt shingles over plywood attached to wood roof trusses. The interior is drywall over wood framing. Ceilings are a combination of drywall and acoustical ceiling tiles. Both suites have individual heating and air conditioning units. Floors are a combination of carpet and vinyl. The building was constructed in 1982.

Total Parking Spaces: 20 (2 handicap) Covered Parking Spaces: 0 Open Parking Spaces: 20

1642 Medical Lane is located on the south side of Medical Lane atthe southern terminus of Orangewood Avenue.

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The Westerly 93 feet of the Easterly 139.1 feet of Lot 4 Colonial Sites Subdivision,

according to the map or plat thereof on file and recorded in the Public Records of

Lee County, Florida, in Plat Book 28, Page 162.

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0.9Auto repair services 187

8,422 7.4Personal, rental and repair services

0.2Equipment rental 0.9Theaters and retail amusements 5 0.2 17 0.2

25 0.8 66 0.8 105

0.7 581 0.7 1,008

22

497 0.4

Hotels and motels 167 0.6 712 0.9 842 0.7176 0.2Theaters and retail amusements 30 0.1 151 0.2

Equipment rental 106 0.4 274 0.3

2.2Restaurants and bars 1,629 6.3 5,340 6.5

701 2.7 1,655 2.0 2,555

%

Retail trade 4,835 18.6 9,457 11.5 14,883 13.0

Employment: retail % %

242 2.0Personal, rental and repair services 177 5.8 415 4.8Auto repair services

66 0.5

Establishments: retail % % %

Hotels and motels 14 0.5 44 0.5

596 4.954 1.8 160 1.9

Restaurants and bars 109 3.6 323 3.8

23,869 20.9Other 5,026 19.3 17,079 20.8

501 4.2Retail trade 457 15.1 1,012 11.8 1,471 12.2

34,286 30.0Office 10,311 39.6 32,932 40.2 41,463 36.3Commercial/retail 8,512 32.7 22,311 27.2

2,306 2.8 2,744 2.4Industrial 1,487 5.7 7,330 8.9 11,969 10.5

Employment by business type

Manufacturing 715 2.7

114,331

Manufacturing

Office 1,346

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43.5Commercial/retail 994 32.8 2,519 29.3 3,687 30.6

business by typeretail summary

5-min drivetime 10-min drivetime 15-min drivetime

Other 338 11.1 1,039 12.1

Establishment and employment category percent shares are based on total establishments or total employees respectively.

%

1642 Medical Ln: Fort Myers,FL 33907:Site located at 26.59590, 81.87819

%

Establishments by business type %

45.3 5,248

%

%

8.59

1,457 12.1

9.48

1,444 12.0

%

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38 1.3

9.53Average employees per establishment

Source: InfoGroup, Scan/US 2016 Estimates 04/24/2016

161 1.9 220 1.8313 10.3 989 11.5

2016 Business comparing areas

12,0548,6033,032

44.4 3,893

Establishments

81,956

Industrial

26,049Employees

2.9

%

50 - 249 employees 73 2.4 236 2.7 347

8.8 9.020 - 49 employees 143 4.7

%

3.53.2

601 1,450 2,13119.8

118 3.9

Establishments by industry (SIC)

5,335

16.9

Services (70-89) 1,415 46.7415

Wholesale trade (50-51) 58 1.9 278 3.2 416Retail trade (52-59

Transportation/comm/utilities (40-49)

%

7.8

1 - 4 employees 1,995 65.8 5,5845 - 9 employees 571 18.8 1,569

17.7Finance/insurance/real estate (60-67) 13.7 1,362 15.8 1,868 15.5

429 5.0 612 5.1

44.33,845 44.7

18.064.9 7,804

%

18.2 2,167

10.0Public administration (92) 61 2.0 265 3.1 302 2.5Other services (81) 289 9.5 828 9.6 1,203

1.4Accomodation/food services (72) 129 4.3 379 4.4 586 4.9Arts/entertainment/recreation (71) 43 1.4 112 1.3 171

13.4Social assistance (624) 87 2.9 189 2.2 232 1.9Health care (621-3) 478 15.8 1,068 12.4 1,610

1.6Administrative/waste mngt services (56) 133 4.4 361 4.2 487Educational services (61) 43 1.4 131 1.5

Professional, scientific/technical services (54) 332 10.9 1,103 12.8Company/enterprise management (55) 1 0.0 6 0.1

Information (51) 50 1.6 133 1.5Finance and insurance (52) 7.7 828 9.6 1,104Real estate, rental and leasing (53) 209 6.9 589 6.8

196 1.6Retail trade (44-5) 478


1,08610 - 19 employees

Transportation and warehousing (48) 53 1.7 138 1.6171 1.4

9.2


Wholesale trade(42) 56 1.8 263 3.1

0.3250+ employees 11 0.4 30 0.3 38

64.7

238 756

5.8Government/other (91-99) 168 5.5 557 6.5 697

%Establishments by size %

Construction (15-17) 180 5.9 564 6.6Manufacturing (20-39) 37 1.2 164 1.9

234

268 3.1 387

6.8222 1.8821

865 7.211.2

8 0.11,350

4.0196

15.8 1,101 12.8 1,583 13.1

1.5Mining (10-14) 0 0.0 0 0.0 1 0.0Agriculture/forestry/fishing (01-09) 41 1.4 116 1.3 175

2.2398 3.3

Manufacturing (31-3) 44 1.5 184 2.1 266

8 0.1Construction (23) 200 6.6 623 7.2Utilities (22) 2 0.1 3 0.0

909 7.5

0.1Mining (21) 0 0.0 0 0.0 1 0.0Agriculture/forestry/fishing (11) 2 0.1 9 0.1 11

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Establishments by industry (NAICS) % % %

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2016 Business comparing areas employment


6.3Government/other (91-99) 754 2.9 6,106 7.5 7,203

9.1Services (70-89) 13,204 50.7 36,864 45.0 49,637 43.4Finance/insurance/real estate (60-67) 2,171 8.3 7,582 9.3 10,423

3.7Retail trade (52-59 6,603 25.3 18,311 22.3 27,982 24.5Wholesale trade (50-51) 345 1.3 2,829 3.5 4,271

2.9Transportation/comm/utilities (40-49) 1,297 5.0 2,811 3.4 4,321 3.8Manufacturing (20-39) 753 2.9 2,846 3.5 3,304

0.0Construction (15-17) 772 3.0 4,115 5.0 6,405 5.6Mining (10-14) 0 0.0 0 0.0 2

%Agriculture/forestry/fishing (01-09) 148 0.6 490 0.6 785 0.7

Employment by industry (SIC) % %

5.3Public administration (92) 630 2.4 5,536 6.8 6,478 5.7Other services (81) 1,763 6.8 4,266 5.2 6,061

1.6Accomodation/food services (72) 1,865 7.2 6,192 7.6 9,457 8.3Arts/entertainment/recreation (71) 468 1.8 970 1.2 1,790

15.1Social assistance (624) 967 3.7 2,097 2.6 2,433 2.1Health care (621-3) 5,699 21.9 11,732 14.3 17,265

3.6Educational services (61) 1,145 4.4 4,619 5.6 6,490 5.7Administrative/waste mngt services (56) 1,280 4.9 3,010 3.7 4,128

9.1Company/enterprise management (55) 2 0.0 12 0.0 16 0.0Professional, scientific/technical services (54) 1,693 6.5 9,184 11.2 10,384

4.5Real estate, rental and leasing (53) 1,143 4.4 3,938 4.8 5,717 5.0Finance and insurance (52) 1,138 4.4 3,846 4.7 5,122

1.0Information (51) 1,398 5.4 3,145 3.8 3,604 3.2Transportation and warehousing (48) 307 1.2 786 1.0 1,188

3.7Retail trade (44-5) 4,921 18.9 12,885 15.7 19,392 17.0Wholesale trade(42) 337 1.3 2,776 3.4 4,212

6.0Manufacturing (31-3) 277 1.1 1,787 2.2 2,420 2.1Construction (23) 871 3.3 4,473 5.5 6,888

0.0Utilities (22) 12 0.0 21 0.0 430 0.4Mining (21) 0 0.0 0 0.0 2

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%

35 0.0

Employment by industry (NAICS) %


%Agriculture/forestry/fishing (11) 3 0.0 20 0.0

%

49.948.5


Material moving 295 20.4 1,056

Production 2,099

6.7

Service Occupations

Sales and office occupations

Nat.resources, construction, maintenance

21.2

611 42.3

7.9 7,484 9.1 10,807 9.5

21.1

42.0

6.87377.0

37.3 1,844 36.9 2,671 37.5

Minorcategorypercentsharesarebasedonthemajorcategory;majorcategorypercentsharesarebasedontotalemployees .

5,952 22.8 17,119 20.9 24,360 21.3

8,378 32.2 25,952 31.7 36,477 31.9

1,509

7,122 6.2

34,746

3,938

4,910

2.3 967 3.8 1,150

196

1.2 515

2,942 41.3Transportation 538

5,612 51.9Installation, maintenance, repair 1,040 50.2 3,165 42.3 4,458 41.3Construction and extraction 892 43.1

5.5 4,999 6.1

Personal care and service 1,070 18.0 2,666 15.6

2,070

3,795 50.7

Production and transport 1,444

12,59449.54,150

29.0Building and grounds maintenance 1,788 30.0 5,136 30.0 7,235 29.7Food preparation and serving 1,482 24.9 4,739 27.7

15.6

Office and administrative support 4,228 50.5 13,358 51.5

3,800

18,282 50.1

16.2Protective services 382 6.4 1,826 10.7 2,328 9.6Healthcare support 1,230 20.7 2,752 16.1

14.1Health technologists and technicoans 629 7.8 1,480 5.8 2,060 5.9Health diagnosing, treating practice 1,495 18.5 3,455 13.4

15.3Arts, design, entertainmnt, sports, media 409 5.1 1,302 5.1 1,691 4.9Education, training, library professiosn 1,139 14.1 3,852 15.0

Establishments 12,054

3.3

30.4

Occupations % %

8,081 31.0 25,737 31.4

3.3Legal professions 187

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8,603

2016 Employees by Occupation comparing areas

15-min drivetime

3,032

10-min drivetime5-min drivetime

524

Sales

843 3.3 1,139

5,323

7,059

114,331


9,006 35.0

18,195

12.33,169

1,187 3.4

12,262 35.34,126

952 3.7

0.8

9.48Average employees per establishment 9.538.59

26,049Employees 81,956

309 3.8

Farming, fishing, forestry

ManagementBusiness and financial operationsComputers and mathematical sciencesArchitecture and engineeringLife, physical and social sciences 40

138

101

0.5

Management and professions


229

2,734 33.8

2.810.0809

2.0 653 1.9

11.9

245 0.7Community and social service

8.5

Food away from home

29.52.9

3,306

8.5

Poultry

Eggs

Dairy productsFresh milk and cream

32,166

9.6

20.3

5,544

Alcoholic beverages

12.7

60.6 60.7 60.6

13.2 13.2 13.2

13.9 14.0

33.3 33.0

14.1

18.3

Fats and oilsMiscellaneous foods

Food

Other food at homeSugar and other sweets

Food at home

Cereals and bakery productsCereal productsBakery products

Fruits and vegetablesFresh fruitsFresh vegetablesProcessed fruitsProcessed vegetables

Meats, poultry, fish and eggsBeefPorkOther meats

Aggregate household income ($000)

Total annual spending ($000)

54,809

15-min drivetime

9,421

10-min drivetime1642 Medical Ln: Fort Myers,FL 33907:

Site located at 26.59590, 81.87819

30,716

2016 Consumer Spending comparing areas 1

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aggregate spending

32,448

66,787

1,717

5-min drivetime

20,797191

53,578

518

416,562

3,014

13,829

67.0

44,804

4,8503,193

9,7885,433 21.7

3,48619.4

1,680

24,978 23.8

4,6079,222

21.85,748 12.88,6076,317

118,594738

3,206

2,454,518

8,2312,841

312,118

189,021

24,910

629

66.7

4,2761,434

%

33.5

12.9 12.8172,894

104,950

1,354,299

66.5

23.9

12.7 12.8

6,337

521

1,847

25.47,742

21.6987

1,9661,675

1,207

3,2141,213

2,047

Other dairy products

6.7

Source: Scan/US 2016 Estimates (Jan 1) 04/24/2016

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Fish and seafood

Food preprared for out-of-town trips

11,190

2,001

39.4

0.7

5,547

6,513

14.1

6.7

9,171

2.8

19.6

18.4

1,0751,518

840

9.9

62.337.7

5,940

Nonalcoholic beverages

34.5

34.5

31.1

10,66117,896 49.5

16,739 0.7

1,932

123,073 39.4

29.5

0.7

49.4

25.4

19.2

2,848

1,069956

21,125

31219,140 29.4

3.0

49.6

67,930 39.3

1,032

3,0899.7

6,992

% %

20.0

65,077 34.4

23.711,330 25.3

16,679

7,008 37.211,820 62.8

34,904 18.5

9.93,910

4,932

34.6

62.5

31.214.2

37.510,423

34.4

12,071

6,296

2,7296,011

Category percent shares are based on the next higher category totals.

6.7

18,828 10.0

9.68.5

20.2

31.314.1

3,475

3,898

19,2876,649

10,90834.5

36,153

28.571.4

Residential land-line, VOIPCellular phone

3,5619,429

27.472.6

11,96829,985

22.0 8,890

17.1

4.2 1,623

2,694

4.0 2,768 3.8Children under 2

46.8

25.1

529

22.6

Girls, 2 to 16 863 4,72316.6

23.4 3,409

16.124,6484,173 82.9 13,517

Personal services 2,957 29.6 9,166

Women and girls

Boys, 2 to 16 654 24.2 1,986

Small appliances, housewares 919 6.8 3,035


Property taxes

Rented dwellings

Natural gas

8,267 25.4

22.1

1,570 12.4 4,936

59,087 26.3

139,893 51.8 228,408

20.9


12.3 8,869 12.3

Footwear 2,789

Other apparel products and services

15,95022.1

5,035 39.8 16,211Women, 16 and over

15,061Men, 16 and over 2,046 75.8 6,491 76.6

Men and Boys 2,701 21.3 8,477 21.1

29,372 40.783.4

11,652 77.4

83.940.3

72,191 2.9

Miscellaneous household equipment 6,316 46.5 20,749 46.6 38,122

Apparel and services 12,654 3.0 40,235 3.0

46.66.8

Major appliances 2,109 15.5 7,029 15.8 13,081 16.0Floor coverings 69 227 426

6.8 5,575

24.60.5 0.5

5.8Furniture 3,412 10,969 19,842Household textiles 769 5.7 2,555 5.7 4,747

24.30.5

17.5

Household furnishings and equipment 13,594 8.9 44,565 9.0 81,793 9.2

Postage and stationery 979 17.0 3,274 17.3 6,09820,114 57.8

Laundry and cleaning supplies 1,466 4,771 8,610Other household products 3,309 57.5 10,934 57.6

25.5 24.725.1Housekeeping supplies 5,755 3.8 18,979 3.8

5,361 13.6 17,611 13.8

Household operations 9,988 6.5 32,424 6.6

Water and other public services

Other household expenses 7,031 70.4 23,259 71.7

Fuel oil and other fuels 199 428 808Telephone services 12,994 0.5 41,967 46.9 75,411

0.5 46.9

14,424 6.346.8

31,978

107,96146.9

6.6

Utilities, fuels and public services 39,430 127,874 230,73425.8 25.9 25.92,412 6.1 7,904 6.2

Other lodging 5,856 7.0 17,171

Electricity 18,464 59,964

Maintainance, repairs, insurance, other 7,976 24.5 29,140 25.8

Owned dwellings 224,374


Housing 152,826 36.7 493,988 36.5 891,849% % %

36.3


Mortgage interest and charges 16,355 50.2 54,396 48.2

15,945

22,31753,069

29.670.4

32,597 38.8 112,780 41.8 46.3104,790 46.7

45,510 54.2 47.16.4

60,497 27.029,244 25.9

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Shelter 83,981 55.0 269,903 54.6 484,867 54.4

aggregate spending

34,822

32,129

28.3

3.9

0.4

59,204 6.6

13.9

32.7

26.943,259 73.1

0.8

0.2

Pets 4,452 82.2 14,624 82.5 26,899 82.9Toys, hobbies, playground equipment 960 17.7 3,079 17.4 5,501 17.0

7.9

1.6 21,377 1.6 39,491 1.6

4.2 4.3 4.558,679 111,662

106,823 193,485

270 1.1 859 1.1 1,482 1.1

28.9

15.8

4.5 4.9 5.1

32.942.7 24,149 42.7 43,388 42.8

8.8

9.2

Personal care products and services 4,836 1.2 15,718 1.2 28,679 1.2

18.2

32,429 22.9

24,247 17.1

27.88.7 8,665 8.5

7,271

1,496

19,155

17,323

Personal insurance and pensions 34,022

27.6

4,122 17.4 13,747 17.8 25,847

7,221

179,613 92.8Life and other personal insurance 2,263 6.7 7,446 7.0 13,872

8.2 7.9

Tobacco products and supplies 3,360 0.8 10,823 0.8

Cash contributions



Other vehicles

Vehicle finance charges

Vehicle insurance

Health insurance

Other entertainment supplies

Miscellaneous

7.2Pensions and social security 31,759 93.3 99,377 93.0

6,460

30,649 1.2

Reading 728 0.2 2,428 0.2 4,558

Education 5,878 1.4 17,703 1.3

41.8Pets, toys, hobbies, playground equip 5,416 22.9 17,718 22.9Audio and visual equipment and services 9,990 32,633 59,34642.2 42.2

141,869 5.8Fees and admissions 4,142 17.5 13,268 17.1

Entertainment 23,671 5.7 77,366 5.7

31,344 13.8Medical supplies 1,135 3.1 3,832 3.2 3.2Drugs 5,005 13.8 16,804 13.8

35,995 15.924,366 67.1 81,515 67.1 152,118 67.1

Medical services 5,796 16.0 19,291 15.9

Public and other transportation 2,769 10,064 18,598

Health care 36,302 8.7 121,442 9.0 226,678

105,541

Maintenance and repair 5,535 18,526 33,414

Gasoline and motor oil 18,164 29.3 59,951 29.2

Other vehicle expenses 17,036 27.5 56,572 101,4644,924

Vehicle rental, leases, licenses, other 2,734 8,973 15,997

32.5 32.7

16.0 15.9

139,024 38.1

Transportation 61,979 14.9 205,340 15.2 364,837 14.9

Vehicle purchases (net outlay 23,974 38.7 78,633 38.348.6

Used cars and trucks 12,631 52.7 40,682 51.7 69,918 50.3New cars and trucks 11,072 46.2 37,092 47.2 67,624

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aggregate spending


191 629 738

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Households 9,421 30,716 54,809

% % %Food 5,574 12.9 5,516 12.8 5,619

Average annual spending ($) 43,337 43,206 44,188

12.7

Food at home 3,376 60.6 3,348 60.7 3,403 60.6

13.2Cereal products 149 33.5 147 33.3 148 33.0

Cereals and bakery products 445 13.2 441 13.2 448

67.0

Meats, poultry, fish and eggs 805 23.9 797 23.8 807 23.7

Bakery products 296 66.5 294 66.7 300

25.3Pork 174 21.6 173 21.7 176 21.8Beef 205 25.4 202 25.4 204

12.8Poultry 158 19.6 155 19.4 155 19.2Other meats 103 12.7 102 12.8 103

14.1Eggs 54 6.7 54 6.7 54 6.7Fish and seafood 112 13.9 111 14.0 114

10.0Fresh milk and cream 126 37.7 125 37.5 126 37.2

Dairy products 334 9.9 333 9.9 339

62.8

Fruits and vegetables 618 18.3 615 18.4 628 18.5

Other dairy products 208 62.3 208 62.5 213

34.6Fresh vegetables 192 31.1 192 31.2 196 31.3Fresh fruits 213 34.5 212 34.5 217

14.1Processed vegetables 126 20.3 124 20.2 126 20.0Processed fruits 87 14.1 87 14.2 89

34.4Sugar and other sweets 111 9.6 111 9.6 113 9.7

Other food at home 1,164 34.5 1,153 34.4 1,172

8.5Miscellaneous foods 577 49.6 571 49.5 579 49.4Fats and oils 99 8.5 99 8.5 100

29.4Food preprared for out-of-town trips 32 2.8 33 2.9 35 3.0Nonalcoholic beverages 344 29.5 340 29.5 345

39.4Food away from home 2,198 39.4 2,167 39.3 2,216

average spending

Alcoholic beverages 296 0.7 293 0.7 301

Averagee household income ($) 55,013 55,885 58,489

Population in households 20,797 66,787 118,594Noninstitutional group quarters

0.7

Category percent shares are based on the next higher category totals.






% % %36.3

Shelter 8,737 55.0 8,611 54.6 8,729 54.4

Housing 15,899 36.7 15,760 36.5 16,056

46.3Mortgage interest and charges 1,701 50.2 1,735 48.2 1,887 46.7

Owned dwellings 3,391 38.8 3,598 41.8 4,039

26.3Maintainance, repairs, insurance, other 830 24.5 930 25.8 1,089 27.0Property taxes 860 25.4 933 25.9 1,064

47.1Other lodging 609 7.0 548 6.4 576 6.6Rented dwellings 4,735 54.2 4,463 51.8 4,112

25.9Natural gas 251 6.1 252 6.2 260 6.3

Utilities, fuels and public services 4,102 25.8 4,080 25.9 4,154

46.8Fuel oil and other fuels 21 0.5 14 46.9 15 0.4Electricity 1,921 46.8 1,913 46.9 1,944

32.7Residential land-line, VOIP 370 27.4 382 28.5 402 29.6

Telephone services 1,352 0.5 1,339 46.9 1,358

70.4Water and other public services 558 13.6 562 13.8 578 13.9

Cellular phone 981 72.6 957 71.4 955

6.6Personal services 308 29.6 292 28.3 287 26.9

Household operations 1,039 6.5 1,034 6.6 1,066

73.1Other household expenses 732 70.4 742 71.7 779

3.9Laundry and cleaning supplies 153 25.5 152 25.1 155 24.7

Housekeeping supplies 599 3.8 605 3.8 627

57.8Postage and stationery 102 17.0 104 17.3 110 17.5Other household products 344 57.5 349 57.6 362

9.2Household textiles 80 5.7 82 5.7 85 5.8

Household furnishings and equipment 1,414 8.9 1,422 9.0 1,473

24.3Floor coverings 7 0.5 7 0.5 8 0.5Furniture 355 25.1 350 24.6 357

16.0Small appliances, housewares 96 6.8 97 6.8 100 6.8Major appliances 219 15.5 224 15.8 235

46.6

Apparel and services 1,316 3.0 1,284 3.0 1,300 2.9

Miscellaneous household equipment 657 46.5 662 46.6 686

20.9Men, 16 and over 213 75.8 207 76.6 210 77.4

Men and Boys 281 21.3 270 21.1 271

22.6

Women and girls 524 39.8 517 40.3 529 40.7

Boys, 2 to 16 68 24.2 63 23.4 61

83.9Girls, 2 to 16 90 17.1 86 16.6 85 16.1Women, 16 and over 434 82.9 431 83.4 444

12.3 160

3.8

Footwear 290 22.0 284 22.1 287 22.1

Children under 2 55 4.2 52 4.0 50



average spending

12.3Other apparel products and services 163 12.4 157




% % %14.9

Vehicle purchases (net outlay 2,494 38.7 2,509 38.3 2,503 38.1

Transportation 6,448 14.9 6,551 15.2 6,568

48.6Used cars and trucks 1,314 52.7 1,298 51.7 1,259 50.3New cars and trucks 1,152 46.2 1,183 47.2 1,217

1.1

Gasoline and motor oil 1,890 29.3 1,913 29.2 1,900 28.9

Other vehicles 28 1.1 27 1.1 27

27.8Vehicle finance charges 156 8.8 157 8.7 156 8.5

Other vehicle expenses 1,772 27.5 1,805 27.6 1,827

32.9Vehicle insurance 756 42.7 770 42.7 781 42.8Maintenance and repair 576 32.5 591 32.7 602

15.8

Public and other transportation 288 4.5 321 4.9 335 5.1

Vehicle rental, leases, licenses, other 284 16.0 286 15.9 288

9.2Health insurance 2,535 67.1 2,601 67.1 2,739 67.1

Health care 3,777 8.7 3,874 9.0 4,081

15.9Drugs 521 13.8 536 13.8 564 13.8Medical services 603 16.0 615 15.9 648

3.2

Entertainment 2,463 5.7 2,468 5.7 2,554 5.8

Medical supplies 118 3.1 122 3.2 130

17.1Audio and visual equipment and services 1,039 42.2 1,041 42.2 1,068 41.8Fees and admissions 431 17.5 423 17.1 437

22.9Pets 463 82.2 467 82.5 484 82.9

Pets, toys, hobbies, playground equip 563 22.9 565 22.9 584

17.0Other entertainment supplies 429 17.4 439 17.8 465 18.2

Toys, hobbies, playground equipment 100 17.7 98 17.4 99

1.2

Reading 76 0.2 77 0.2 82 0.2

Personal care products and services 503 1.2 501 1.2 516

1.2

Tobacco products and supplies 350 0.8 345 0.8 345 0.8

Education 612 1.4 565 1.3 552

1.6

Cash contributions 1,802 4.2 1,872 4.3 2,010 4.5

Miscellaneous 672 1.6 682 1.6 711

7.0 250 7.2Personal insurance and pensions 3,539 8.2 3,408 7.9 3,483

92.8



average spending

Pensions and social security 3,304 93.3 3,170 93.0 3,234

7.9Life and other personal insurance 235 6.7 238

% % %

% % %

% % %

19.732.020.217.6

21,955

21,208


44.2

2,075

4,140.014,417.0

6,0814,392

3,742

population

households

15-min drivetime

20,797

97.3

Population98.1


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in households

68,671

97.4

2016 Demographics comparing areas

33.4

66,78748,26271.6

121,785

118,59372.3

18,52586,642

46.5

27.71,884 2.7

28.4


Households

Housing Units

40

28,340

2,3784,630

59,236

9465,651

2.3

4,735.0 22.3

4,790

2.213.11

44,985

9.7

3,770

10,367

31,237

47.7

34,920

4,203

62

12.016,648

1.28

36.4

9.154.5

14,068

2.16

25,5670.8

7,451

3.022.17

46.750.849.6

0.949.1

1.26

14,756 48.0111

44,32456,011

738 23.1

0.31,294.0 1.9

64.8

13,845

43.645.9

44,470.0

7,458 10.9

25,062

45.0

22,832 18.742,936 35.3

11.914,444

73.131,951 26.93,192 2.6

57,97531,292

23.0

46.6194

50

26,370

47.146.1

27,952

67.425,429.0 20.9

457.0 0.4

82,084.0

Median age

13,553

97.0488.0

14,8825,915

28.7

16,440.0202.00.5

9.8

1.9629

20.7

age 65 and overage 75 and over

Per capita income 24,531

411in noninstitutional group quarters 191

in familiesin non-families

in group quarters

under age 18age 55 and over

42.444.8

2,067.0

45,607

2,313.011,503.0

23,563.0

54,809

29,24312,310

30,716

15,960

6,266.0

55

47.8

12,946.0

68.019.5

18.9

23.9

9.1

American IndianAsian, Pacific Islanderother, multi-racial

0.8

Diversity index

Hispanic

1.99.4

53.442.1

19.3

52.0

9,421

malefemale

Race whiteblack

1.25

10,396 15.9

65,205

28,668 44.026,141 40.1

40.3


familieswith person under 18

non-familieswith person under 18

Median household incomemedian family incomemedian non-family income

Household sizefamily sizenon-family size

owner-occupiedrenter-occupiedvacant units

2.96

% % %

6.5

2,1472,561

7.5

6.76.2

2,2402,425

823 8.77.78.5

1,6081,054

631

Average incomeMedian income

Renter households

6.26.05.34.8

3.0

1,6211,482

2,951

7.0

3.4

1,9191,835

2,1622,391

Aggregate income ($M)

315

$10,000 - 14,999$15,000 - 19,999$20,000 - 24,999

$40,000 - 49,999

704864

$55,013$44,985

650615861468

518

289 926

1,717$55,885$44,324

2.43.1

223

9.15.03.3

7.7 1,2693,712

1 person

4353 to 4 persons5+ persons

4.5


18.3

27.622.48.7

60.042.4

21.36.1

28.322.37.6

2 persons1,260

22.77.4

40.0

701

1,39732.6

5,8542,278

3,80111,105

11,726

% %30,7169,421

3,623

27.622.3

5,651

38.5

37.1

266878 23.3

7.1

31.4

2.1

7.89.65.2

12,085

38.233.1

9,811

2,9582,138

3,770

54.241.8

10,157

14,068

6,955

3,000853

5,446

2,122

4,771

6,712 21.9

33.9

7,225

26,14116,648

5,251

4,7112,3941,561

38.7

6.9

45.81,229

47.741.2

1,523

28,668

5.3

42.2

4,947

%

1,629

3,206$58,489$45,607

10,781

5,2892,9901,948

19,310

1,341

(households)

2

5.07.7

2,735

3,1603,232

729805

627585442421

6.9

2,761

3,7184,0459.2

income

household size

7.97.08.3


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Household income (households) (households)


9.07.3

4,9833,7703,874

4,193

5.45.9

04/24/2016Source: Scan/US 2016 Estimates (Jan 1)

$50,000 - 59,999$60,000 - 74,999$75,000 - 99,999$100,000 - 124,999

34.252.3

6.9

35.2

3.02.4

5.8$25,000 - 29,999$30,000 - 34,999$35,000 - 39,999

2,9554.7

7.46.87.16.99.1

2 persons3 to 4 persons5+ persons

9.69.0

3.65.5

Household size

$125,000 - 149,999$150,000 - 199,999$200,000 - 249,999$250,000 and over

37.6

20.3

54,80920,592



1 person

under $10,000

Owner households

All households1 person

% % %

% % %

% % %

5.45.3

1,274

population by age

5.6

Age, total population 21,208



121,785

6,5186,437

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68,671

3,9423,842

627

4.1

11.8

6.0 5.7under 5 years5 to 9 years

6.35.9

656

3,933

5.55.9

1,409

7.9

8,1106,387

2,83145.0

1,242833

44.2

10,342

4,627

5.71,248

778491

2.5

5.9

13.612.811.37.5

652

6.2

6.11,9751,8421,911

3,9202,997

263

1,8671,814

1,888946

43.6

4.7

35,409

6.813.3

11.112.3

11.212.2

7.7

4,1162,586

6.0

1,400

1,51411.312.9

6.17.9

13.9

5.4

44.8

62,046

5.45.4

1,969651592585

860

5.6

7,41811.89.0

13.0

5.0

5.2

46.1

7,154

4,0686,424

1,973

5,0329,5988,0338,682

1,312

14.3

6.0

12.412.811.0

623

1,6843,0412,6332,725

7.91,667

33,262

11.712.6

9.36.75.9

3.9

5.4

4.2

5.55.6

5,066

3,3183,197

8,292

8,3194,176

47.1

59,739

3,305

3,348

13,66614,84314,984

16,149

13,5089,378

1,224

5.7

4,234

6.6

11.4

4,791

12.012.412.010.86.8

7,189

5.7

4,323

5.0

3.1

7.013.9

5.6

5.51,212

2,339

5.77.4

14.0

5.35.77.3

3,656 5.26,2746,672

3,324

2.8 1,825

3,2133,1193,077

5.35.1

7.3660

6.38.0

14.8 14.5824

1,5272,4464,807

12.71,3251,168

2,022

10,866

42.4


9.66.9

11.810.8

751 8.6570

1,171889

5.2

8.2

1,88545.9

4,1903,390

5.2

45 to 54 years55 to 64 years65 to 74 years75 to 84 years


5.3

7,0845,3103,24147.8

7.7

12.67,830

2,739

10 to 14 years15 to 19 years20 to 24 years25 to 34 years35 to 44 years

85 years and overMedian age

Age, female population

5 to 9 years10 to 14 years15 to 19 years20 to 24 years25 to 34 years35 to 44 years45 to 54 years55 to 64 years65 to 74 years75 to 84 years


under 5 years


under 5 years5 to 9 years10 to 14 years15 to 19 years20 to 24 years25 to 34 years35 to 44 years

Age, male population


12.06,4777,425

10.413.5 12.6

3,7994,359 12.3

7,83010.7


persons age 25+ % % %


households % % %

Area (sq.miles)

1,980.66

1,253.422,712.09

73.4473.31

1,736.39

2016 Demographics comparing areas vehicles available, density

1,642.273,625.33

90.69

1,432.153,113.99

80.24

9.8

9,816 20.3 17,204 19.64,124 8.5

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associate degree 1,147 7.9

7,682

87,601

16.114,039 29.1

2,101


college degree1,420 9.8graduate/professional degree

30,716

0

29.9

16.18.4

4,788 50.81,066

33,97532,454

56,54295.54.5

60.153,7902,752

63.3employedunemployed

in labor force

not in labor force

without vehicles1 vehicle available

4.4

36.7

9,421Vehicles available

9,364

Total vehicles available 42,480

8.0

12,687

651

1.35Average vehicles per household

3 or more vehicles available

1.38

31.5

5,162

1.39

2 vehicles available 2,91628,45517,24830.5

3,17915,727

10.351.2

31.06.9

0.0 01,521

22,550 39.9 44,841

2,447

54,809

55.8

101,383

in Armed Forces 0.0

56,525

10,903

Labor Force

7,399

10,424479

6,325

95.6

14,0874,635 9.6

16.58,611

0

17,228

11.3

2,296 15.9 7,966

14.5 15.9 14,117

3,181 22.026,183

43.73

Minor category percent shares are based on the next higher category.

Source: Scan/US 2016 Estimates (Jan 1)

Households/sq milePopulation/sq mile 3,696.98 3,201.83 2,785.09

Household population/sq mileAggregate income (M)/sq mileAggregate household income(M)/sq mileVehicles available/sq mile

90.352,211.60

80.04


21.455.74

Density

0.0

95.14.9

44.2

3,945

75,928

7.2

9.451.9

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education, labor force

no high school diplomahigh school graduatesome college

48,262


14,480Education

4,335 29.9

4


%

in Armed Forces479

0

10,903

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households per sq.milehousehold population per sq.mile

1,6423,625

4,3282,296

1,420

10,4244.40.0

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vehicles/household 1.35

289

16.0

Household incomeunder $15,000

$35,000 - 49,999$50,000 - 74,999$75,000 - 99,999$100,000 - 124,999

15.815.4

not in labor force 6,325 36.7

no high school diploma

%

17,228

9.8

29.9

10 to 14 years

5.0

16.5

1,448

2,075

3.32.43.1

$25,000 - 34,999 1,4915.7

13.4

%

1,3121,6843,0412,633

10,367Housing units

Non-family income $28,340 $36,977

11.3

Density

50.8

in households

27.9

98.1

noninstitutional GQ 191

70.2in non-families

2016 Demographics in brief

16.5

3.11

Population 21,208 % Households

families

under 5 years

9,421 %

4,7904,630

20,797

48.363.777.186.391.2

32.5

Age

10,866

1,212

100.0$200,000 and over7.9223

5 to 9 years

8617.9

468315$125,000 - 149,999

9.1

45 to 54 years

Family size

non-families

Household size 2.21

cum %%

25.738.531.422.7

0.9

5,915in group quarters

in families 14,882

1,274

under age 18male

411

4,39210,342

female

50.849.1

48.8

1.9

20.7

with persons under 18

3-4 person households5+ person households

2 person households1 person households

2,4183,6232,9582,138

701 7.4

94.696.9


6.2

14.312.4

1,265

55 to 64 years

15.9

0.52.39.7

14.529.9high school graduate

65 to 74 years75 years and over

1,667

graduate/professional

14,4802,1014,335

black

$44,985

51.2

%

Education (pers. 25+)

12.811.0

2,7252,339

68.0

1,2486.05.9

1,552$15,000 - 24,999 1,509

Racewhite

$150,000 - 199,999

9.8

44.8Household income

2 vehicles available3+ vehicles available 651 6.9

Vehicles available1,066without vehicle

1 vehicle available 4,7882,916 31.0

$55,013Family income $59,236 $72,455

Asian, Pacific Islanderother, multi-racial

14,4174,140

97488

2,067

%

some collegecollege degree

AverageMedian

Hispanic 4,735 22.3

19.5

Median age 44.2 male 42.4 female

%

American Indian

employed36.454.59.1

owner occupiedrenter occupiedvacant units

3,7705,651

946

in civilian labor force 63.395.6


%

in Armed Forces1,521

0

33,975



1,4323,114

13,9407,966

4,635

32,4544.50.0


unemployed

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926

14.9


$35,000 - 49,999$50,000 - 74,999$75,000 - 99,999$100,000 - 124,999

14.616.1



%

56,525

9.6

28.9

10 to 14 years

5.2

16.3

4,938

7,458

3.42.13.0

$25,000 - 34,999 4,4805.3

14.8

%

3,9335,0329,5988,033

34,920Housing units


10.3

Density

51.2

in households

27.0

97.3


70.3in non-families


16.3

3.02


families

under 5 years

30,716 %

15,96014,756

66,787

45.861.876.786.391.5

31.2

Age

35,409

3,656

100.0$200,000 and over9.3631

5 to 9 years

2,9517.3

1,6081,054$125,000 - 149,999

9.6

45 to 54 years

Family size

non-families

Household size 2.17

cum %%

24.638.233.121.9

0.9


in families 48,262

3,942

under age 18male

1,884

13,55333,262

female

52.048.0

48.4

2.7

19.7




7,56211,72610,1576,7122,122 6.9

94.997.0


5.7

14.011.7

4,553

55 to 64 years

16.5

0.31.99.1



6,387


48,2627,682

14,039

black

$44,324

51.6

%


12.611.8

8,6828,110

64.8

3,8425.75.6

5,001$15,000 - 24,999 4,572

Racewhite

$150,000 - 199,999

10.9


2 vehicles available3+ vehicles available 2,447 8.0



$55,885Family income $56,011 $70,184


44,47016,440

2021,2946,266

%


AverageMedian

Hispanic 12,946 18.9

23.9


%

American Indian

employed40.347.712.0


14,06816,6484,203



%


0

56,542



1,2532,712

24,60314,087

8,611

53,7904.90.0


unemployed

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1,629

13.9


$35,000 - 49,999$50,000 - 74,999$75,000 - 99,999$100,000 - 124,999

13.116.3



%

101,383

9.8

28.1

10 to 14 years

5.5

16.0

8,922

14,444

3.62.43.0

$25,000 - 34,999 7,2055.2

16.7

%

6,6728,292

16,14913,666

65,205Housing units


9.4

Density

51.9

in households

26.2

97.4


71.1in non-families


16.0

2.96


families

under 5 years

54,809 %

29,24325,567

118,593

43.059.275.985.691.0

29.8

Age

62,046

6,274

100.0$200,000 and over11.11,341

5 to 9 years

5,2896.8

2,9901,948$125,000 - 149,999

9.6

45 to 54 years

Family size

non-families

Household size 2.16

cum %%

22.837.635.220.3

0.6


in families 86,642

6,518

under age 18male

3,192

22,83259,739

female

53.446.6

49.1

2.6

18.7




12,50420,59219,31011,1053,801 6.9

94.697.0


5.5

13.311.2

9,140

55 to 64 years

16.1

0.41.99.4



13,508


87,60114,11726,183

black

$45,607

50.9

%


12.212.3

14,84314,984

67.4

6,4375.45.3

8,753$15,000 - 24,999 7,592

Racewhite

$150,000 - 199,999

11.9





$58,489Family income $57,975 $74,011


82,08425,429

4572,313

11,503

%


AverageMedian


20.9


%

American Indian



28,66826,14110,396


% % %

% % %

% % %

vacant units

3.141.31

902 8.3

10,833

3,992

other, multi-racial

35.4

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owner-occupiedrenter-occupied

49,513

36.4

2,619.0 13.5

4,548

2.302.96

39,203

53.22,512 47.5

24.1

1.0

Diversity index

Hispanic

45.7

4,735.0

79.112.4

22.3

39.4

1,255.0657.0 2.8

2,395.0 10.4

5,548.0

30,651

20.9

46.846


in group quarters

under age 18age 55 and overage 65 and overage 75 and over


454in noninstitutional group quarters 7

36.95,939 54.8

Median age

4,392

64.0335.0

13,4705,521

22.8

1.7

malefemale

Race whiteblackAmerican IndianAsian, Pacific Islander

73.26,072 26.8

410 1.846.6

0.5488.0 2.3

68.0

3,742

42.444.8

14,417.0

4,611 20.07,208 31.34,811

4,6480.9

12.6

66

66.34,620.0 20.0

108.0 0.5

15,285.0

64,567

4,574

1.28

4,630 49.1401.4

44.9

44,98559,236

3.112.21 2.28

28,340

8,248

55.153.4 2,378 49.6

50.8

9,421

4,790

3,674

9,281

39.6

11.149.3

3,770

97.0

26,938

44.642.8

2,428

0.3

9.76.5

42

2,067.0

62

9,931

5,283

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Households

Housing Units

50

29,017

3,700

47,099

1,03354.5

10,367

946 9.15,651

1.49

16,583

1.5

28.4411 1.9

29.1

1912.3

191 46.5

20,79714,88270.9 71.65,915

1Page 1 of 4

in households

21,208

98.2

Demographics Trends 2000-2016-2021

19,445

2000 Census 2016 Estimate 2021 Projection


Site located at26.59590, 81.87819

23,065

22,655

population

households

18,991

98.1

Population

97.7

4,43122.94,454

3,085

20.728.717.615.9

6,081

37.5

1,831

2,403.015,384.0

2,9032,075 9.8

24,531

44.2

4,140.0 19.5

9.4

% % %

7.4

7.7

38.5

%

31.42,958

8.77.1

7.9

675710

2.4

6.59.15.0

7307818.3761549

Household size

$100,000 - 124,999$125,000 - 149,999$150,000 - 199,999$200,000 and over

under $10,000 8.77.7

849

04/24/2016Source: 2000 Census, Scan/US 2016 Estimates (Jan 1)

$45,000 - 49,999$50,000 - 59,999$60,000 - 74,999$75,000 - 99,999

30.640.2

7.5

32.7

3.9


Household income (households) (households)(households)

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Site located at26.59590, 81.87819


income

household size

8.57.59.2

7.16.88.5

3.63.55.7

546

765

5.55.5

619$62,365$49,513

59.839.4

302

35.9

24.0

9,9313,563

2

3.57.7

346

2,340

861566346

3,246

355

702

%

386

2,766

1,764

5,9395,651

1,002

2,057

3,674

60.042.4

1,482985

3,992

37.1

7.4

40.0

22.7

33.7 3,623

%9,421

1,223

7.6

37.138.5

Owner households 3,77032.6

2 persons1,098

24.97.8

44.5

645

1,41627.3

1,395440

7422,380

1,260

1 person


24.0

1,7761,350 29.5

296959

2,3941,561

7.6 435

4,574

3 to 4 persons

8,2482,778


24.7

29.723.57.4

55.538.8

23.37.1

27.622.37.7

All households

878266

1,397

701

1,229

26.18.1

2,13833.5

5+ persons

1 person2 persons3 to 4 persons5+ persons

2 persons

518$55,013$44,985$39,203

616696564267

428

20990

289

Average income

701

614640518392

$51,903

468315223

$25,000 - 29,999$30,000 - 34,999$35,000 - 39,999

4.8

Renter households

6.76.24.74.5

3.1

442421

861

6.9

3.3

627585

650615

6.3

8.4


161

$10,000 - 14,999$15,000 - 19,999$20,000 - 24,999

485

7.5

2.01.12.5

6.83.2

$40,000 - 44,999

Median income

1 person

823729805

819 9.95.98.5

787688

704864

9.5

7.47.8

% % %

% % %

% % %

under 5 years5 to 9 years

Median age

2016 Estimate 2021 Projection

11.81,2901,397

10.913.9 13.5

1,2241,400 12.9

1,59811.3

under 5 years

85 years and over

45 to 54 years55 to 64 years65 to 74 years75 to 84 years85 years and over





10 to 14 years15 to 19 years20 to 24 years25 to 34 years35 to 44 years45 to 54 years55 to 64 years65 to 74 years75 to 84 years

Median age



8.26.8

10.87.4


75 to 84 years570

44.8

1,171889

6.9

1,52713.6

1,142609


5.2

1,0041,000

81545.7

6.9

10.11,200

751

7.7

8.58.4

1,514

5.76.27.9

1,212 5.51,264

7.9710

2.5 421

7.714.7

6.3

6.11,150

1,346

6.38.0

14.3

6.18.2

18.5 14.8778

1,746824

1,4141,784

1,655868

44.6

11,228

664

7045.9

5.4

5.96.0

1,236

670659

12.412.8

7.95.95.8

1,112

16.8

7.4

15.311.96.9

699

1,5293,2752,9722,323

6.41,254

1,513

4.7

1,325

5.2

3.742.8

1,197

667904

1,30711.37.5

12.81,409

5.8

13.511.610.78.15.9

10,001

916860

6.7

660 6.1540

690614605

5.45.4 5.1

6.0

39.4

11,838

6.45.8

651675642576

751

6.0

3,253

1,9081,667

10.4

12.211.7

7.2

2,8032,7042,397

7.714.1

8.3

737734

5.2

15.3

7.3

1,181

1,529

681

1,436

572

5.7 1,312

516

35.4189

592585

491263

42.4

14.411.8

5.47.5

520445

1,168778

2.0

6.45.54.7

652

10,866

5.9

16.312.1

623

1,6843,0412,6332,725

10,342

3.6

574

3.9

11.0

656627

6.76.0

6346.16.3

1,536

7.9

2,3391,667

83344.2

1,126705

37.5

9,443

1,242

6.1

1,3541,284

1,374

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Site located at26.59590, 81.87819

2000 Census

1,276 6.6

3

21,208

1,2741,248


5.95.6

7.1 6.0

population by age

5.9



23,065



households % % %

Area (sq.miles)

1,974

9,636393

5,392

1,126

16,163

0.0

96.1

2,4941,420

15.9



5

15,426

34.6

65.4

in Armed Forces

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14.74,335 29.9

Site located at26.59590, 81.87819

4,844




14,48012,996Education

3,740 28.82,360

2,812

2,101

15,962

Demographics Trends 2000-2016-2021 vehicles available, density

12.3

15.2 2,2961,234

9.8 1,508

5.74

Households/sq mile

4

0.0

95.74.3

18.2 14.5 2,339

21.6


5.745.66

Density

3.9

35.0

8,248

employedunemployed

in labor force

not in labor force

1 vehicle available

Vehicles available

11.351.031.1

1.34

658

5,0613,086

6512 vehicles available 2,718

13,280

6.6

17,228

9,931

0.0

10,424

0479

6,325 36.7 5,592

30.3

15.67.7

3,833 46.51,012

9.4

3,181 22.0 3,543 22.2

1,0664,788

associate degree 969 7.5 1,147 7.9

2,314.97

Labor Force


Aggregate houshold income(M)/sq mileVehicles available/sq mile

75.602,042.36

90.352,211.60

107.96

9,421

1,642.273,625.33

90.69

1,731.173,949.22

108.31Household population/sq mileAggregate income (M)/sq mile

1,456.593,353.78

76.60

65.010,029

31.02,9166.9690

0

10,903

11.350.8

33.0

Population/sq mile 3,433.96 3,696.98 4,020.69

452

Total vehicles available 12,68711,5651.40Average vehicles per household


1.35

without vehicles

8.4

10,57195.64.4

63.310,119

% % %

% % %

% % %

vacant units

3.091.28

4,100 11.2

36,593

14,889

other, multi-racial

37.4







48,613

40.3

6,490.0 10.8

14,408

2.262.90

37,184

53.57,813 44.9

20.5

0.8

Diversity index

Hispanic

46.9

12,946.0

73.419.2

18.9

41.6

3,506.01,763.0 2.47,300.0 9.7

15,393.0

33,917

23.0

46.5119


in group quarters



2,126in noninstitutional group quarters 272

40.717,605 48.1

Median age

13,553

166.0731.0

41,76316,030

27.0

1.2

malefemale


73.619,312 26.41,880 2.5

33.5

0.31,294.0 1.9

64.8

13,845

43.645.9

44,470.0

14,388 19.225,449 34.017,204

15,1110.8

13.7

58

63.218,249.0 24.4

239.0 0.3

47,391.0

60,998

12,306

1.26

14,756 48.01111.2

43.6

44,32456,011

3.022.17 2.25

31,237

25,552

56.448.8 7,451 46.7

52.0

30,716

15,960

13,246

28,876

45.9

11.542.6

14,068

202.0

27,627

45.644.1

7,026

0.3

9.15.9

36

6,266.0

55

32,494

17,383


Households

Housing Units

130

27,642

11,143

44,856

3,32447.7

34,920

4,203 12.016,648

1.44

53,749

12.8

27.71,884 2.7

27.7

6293.5

629 33.4

66,78748,26272.3 72.318,525

1Page 1 of 4

in households

68,671

97.5


59,919



Site located at26.59590, 81.87819

74,941

73,061

population

households

57,793

97.3

Population

96.5

16,19421.913,114

11,327

19.732.020.218.9

21,955

39.6

6,518

11,530.043,974.0

10,2507,458 10.9

25,062

45.0

16,440.0 23.9

10.9

% % %

6.8

7.1

38.2

%

33.110,157

9.58.0

7.2

2,0802,190

2.1

7.89.65.2

2,1972,3448.62,3121,672

Household size

$100,000 - 124,999$125,000 - 149,999$150,000 - 199,999$200,000 and over

under $10,000 9.07.3

2,848


$45,000 - 49,999$50,000 - 59,999$60,000 - 74,999$75,000 - 99,999

31.545.8

7.1

33.6

3.8



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Site located at26.59590, 81.87819


income

household size

7.97.08.3

6.76.48.8

3.43.66.0

1,749

2,631

5.45.1

2,066$63,579$48,613

54.241.0

956

36.7

22.6

32,49411,920

2

4.18.1

1,342

7,223

3,0861,9481,179

10,931

1,099

2,595

%

1,223

9,039

5,089

17,60516,648

3,772

6,017

13,246

54.241.8

5,8423,395

14,889

38.7

6.9

45.8

21.9

33.8 11,726

%30,716

4,697

6.4

39.241.6


2 persons2,987

23.57.3

51.8

1,855

5,50828.5

3,9501,343

2,2997,345

3,712

1 person


24.3

4,8723,531 28.7

9313,030

6,9554,711

7.5 1,269

12,306

3 to 4 persons

25,5528,644


22.8

28.922.47.6

48.239.6

21.36.1

28.322.37.6

All households

3,000853

5,446

2,122

4,771

22.97.0

6,71235.4

5+ persons


2 persons

1,717$55,885$44,324$37,184

2,0082,0421,700

867

1,255

537315

926

Average income

2,145

1,9341,7351,4671,353

$49,106

1,6081,054

631

$25,000 - 29,999$30,000 - 34,999$35,000 - 39,999

5.3

Renter households

6.26.05.34.8

3.0

1,6211,482

2,951

7.0

3.4

1,9191,835

2,1622,391

5.7

8.0


438

$10,000 - 14,999$15,000 - 19,999$20,000 - 24,999

1,717

7.9

1.71.22.1

6.73.4

$40,000 - 44,999

Median income

1 person

2,7612,2402,425

2,740 10.76.78.4

2,3392,194

2,1472,561

9.2

7.66.8

% % %

% % %

% % %


Median age


11.34,1004,358

10.613.5 13.3

3,7994,359 12.3

5,15010.7

under 5 years

85 years and over







Median age



9.68.4

11.88.3


75 to 84 years1,88545.9

4,1903,390

7.2

4,80712.7

3,5202,316


5.3

3,6653,5132,79846.9

7.7

11.04,243

2,739

7.1

9.59.1

4,791

5.35.77.3

3,656 5.23,870

7.32,211

2.8 1,450

7.314.3

5.8

5.83,448

4,867

5.77.4

14.0

6.27.2

16.1 14.52,1074,687

2,446

4,3185,411

5,1902,646

45.6

36,204

2,114

2,1075.4

5.7

5.85.7

4,248

2,0591,954

11.712.6

9.36.77.2

3,426

14.9

7.1

14.712.28.1

2,063

4,1928,8988,7817,297

8.04,809

4,583

5.7

4,323

4.9

4.044.1

4,002

2,4893,289

4,32211.89.0

13.04,234

5.4

12.711.911.19.16.9

30,849

2,7652,586

6.3

2,022 5.71,630

2,1071,9091,916

5.35.1 4.9

5.7

41.6

38,736

5.85.5

1,9691,9351,8011,689

2,085

5.6

10,340

6,9546,002

11.0

11.611.6

8.0

8,6838,6808,245

7.213.8

9.3

2,5512,737

5.2

13.7

8.9

3,777

4,211

2,591

4,216

1,796

5.7 3,933

1,592

37.4610

1,8671,814

1,888946

43.6

13.712.2

5.36.8

2,0721,725

3,9202,997

2.1

8.07.15.9

1,911

35,409

5.8

15.712.1

1,973

5,0329,5988,0338,682

33,262

3.7

1,759

4.1

11.8

1,9751,842

6.45.9

1,8605.55.9

4,565

7.0

8,1106,387

2,83145.0

4,3162,20239.6

29,074

4,627

6.1

4,2213,968

3,998

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Site located at26.59590, 81.87819

2000 Census

3,661 6.1

3

68,671

3,9423,842


5.65.3

6.7 5.7

population by age

5.6



74,941



households % % %

Area (sq.miles)

6,238

27,6271,309

19,193

3,374

51,768

0.0

95.5

8,6764,635

16.5



7

48,136

38.0

62.0

in Armed Forces

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16.014,039 29.1

Site located at26.59590, 81.87819

15,655





11,371 27.68,788

8,670

7,682

53,140


12.6

15.1 7,9664,430

9.6 4,952

21.45

Households/sq mile

4

0.0

95.64.4

21.3 15.9 8,527

21.1


21.4521.10

Density

4.5

39.9

25,552

employedunemployed

in labor force

not in labor force

1 vehicle available

Vehicles available

10.451.430.5

1.37

2,503

16,7119,906

2,4472 vehicles available 8,118

44,528

7.7

56,525

32,494

0.0

32,454

01,521

22,550 39.9 19,675

29.5

16.38.3

12,200 47.73,227

9.3

9,816 20.3 10,900 20.5

3,17915,727

associate degree 2,622 6.4 4,124 8.5

2,076.15

Labor Force



59.481,671.14

80.041,980.66

96.33

30,716

1,432.153,113.99

80.24

1,515.053,406.52


1,211.242,739.55

60.58

60.128,936

30.59,3648.02,015

0

33,975

10.351.2

31.8


1,427



1.38

without vehicles

7.9

32,09395.54.5

60.130,666

% % %

% % %

% % %

vacant units

3.021.28

9,983 14.7

68,079

30,426

other, multi-racial

38.8







50,425

44.0

11,602.0 11.5

25,196

2.272.87

36,625

55.413,130 40.8

21.2

0.8

Diversity index

Hispanic

48.4

23,563.0

72.819.6

19.3

42.8

6,279.03,183.0 2.4

13,459.0 10.1

28,234.0

34,025

25.2

44.6211


in group quarters



2,964in noninstitutional group quarters 387

44.727,670 40.6

Median age

22,832

304.01,045.0

72,32325,428

30.1

1.0

malefemale


74.633,046 25.43,190 2.4

23.1

0.42,313.0 1.9

67.4

27,952

46.147.8

82,084.0

24,627 18.548,651 36.533,578

25,8850.8

14.6

54

65.928,320.0 21.2

537.0 0.4

87,968.0

63,421

18,331

1.25

25,567 46.61941.2

41.5

45,60757,975

2.962.16 2.24

31,292

43,057

58.545.1 12,310 42.1

53.4

54,809

29,243

24,726

50,224

49.2

14.336.5

28,668

457.0

29,555

47.446.3

11,353

0.3

9.46.2

34

11,503.0

50

58,096

32,211


Households

Housing Units

220

26,688

17,860

44,593

7,16740.1

65,205

10,396 15.926,141

1.42

97,230

13.1

26.93,192 2.6

26.0

7382.9

738 23.1

118,59386,64274.0 73.131,951

1Page 1 of 4

in households

121,785

97.6


100,715



Site located at26.59590, 81.87819

133,466

130,276

population

households

97,751

97.4

Population

97.1

30,29921.821,998

21,016

18.735.323.020.9

42,936

40.9

11,332

19,764.073,284.0

19,53614,444 11.9

26,370

47.1

25,429.0 20.9

11.3

% % %

6.2

6.3

37.6

%

35.219,310

10.09.2

6.7

3,4863,536

2.4

9.09.65.5

3,6113,8958.23,6622,839

Household size

$100,000 - 124,999$125,000 - 149,999$150,000 - 199,999$200,000 and over

under $10,000 9.16.9

5,117


$45,000 - 49,999$50,000 - 59,999$60,000 - 74,999$75,000 - 99,999

31.452.4

7.1

36.0

4.0



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Site located at26.59590, 81.87819


income

household size

7.16.87.4

6.16.08.8

3.73.96.2

3,156

4,922

5.44.9

3,939$67,798$50,425

47.639.8

1,746

35.4

21.4

58,09620,570

2

4.28.5

2,446

11,004

5,7933,5932,246

20,941

2,151

5,338

%

2,303

16,044

7,845

27,67026,141

7,099

9,612

24,726

47.741.2

13,0966,017

30,426

42.2

6.9

52.3

20.3

32.9 20,592

%54,809

9,566

5.7

43.044.0


2 persons4,495

22.37.5

57.4

3,242

10,88128.7

6,4302,392

4,13812,447

5,854

1 person

1,6433 to 4 persons5+ persons

24.5

7,0575,163 28.2

1,5995,117

10,7817,225

9.0 2,278

18,331

3 to 4 persons

43,05714,156


19.8

28.423.28.6

42.638.5

18.35.3

27.622.48.7

All households

5,2511,523

12,085

3,801

9,811

20.76.5

11,10537.3

5+ persons


2 persons

3,206$58,489$45,607$36,625

3,5123,4272,8641,518

2,089

854504

1,629

Average income

3,460

3,2292,7692,4582,247

$48,512

2,9901,9481,341

$25,000 - 29,999$30,000 - 34,999$35,000 - 39,999

5.2

Renter households

5.85.95.45.0

3.0

2,9552,735

5,289

7.7

3.6

3,1603,232

4,1934,947

5.7

8.0


722

$10,000 - 14,999$15,000 - 19,999$20,000 - 24,999

3,225

8.2

1.71.22.0

6.73.5

$40,000 - 44,999

Median income

1 person

4,9833,7703,874

4,770 11.17.58.0

3,8933,510

3,7184,045

9.0

7.56.4

% % %

% % %

% % %


Median age


11.07,1687,486

10.512.6 12.6

6,4777,425 12.0

8,61010.4

under 5 years

85 years and over







Median age



11.49.1

12.69.5


75 to 84 years3,24147.8

7,8307,084

7.1

8,31912.0

5,7114,372


5.2

7,3406,6704,84748.4

8.6

11.57,840

5,310

6.6

10.89.8

7,830

5.25.56.8

6,274 5.06,728

6.63,688

3.1 2,812

7.013.9

5.7

5.65,930

9,283

5.67.0

13.3

6.36.7

14.4 13.93,2907,066

4,176

7,4409,068

9,0824,595

47.4

65,305

3,624

3,7525.3

5.7

5.55.4

7,659

3,4993,436

11.212.2

11.17.78.0

5,852

13.4

6.8

13.912.09.2

3,328

6,41113,48014,00012,038

9.69,684

7,863

6.8

7,418

4.8

4.346.3

7,233

5,2076,702

7,50112.010.8

12.47,189

5.1

12.011.511.110.38.0

51,725

4,4734,116

6.1

3,324 5.42,761

3,5053,2423,292

5.05.0 4.8

5.4

42.8

68,161

5.85.6

3,2133,1492,9932,880

3,121

5.2

17,692

14,04211,877

11.3

11.311.2

8.9

15,03114,98715,073

6.813.3

10.5

4,9115,325

4.4

12.4

10.3

6,327

6,414

4,682

6,797

3,091

5.8 6,672

2,283

38.81,028

3,1193,077

4,0681,82546.1

13.112.2

5.36.0

4,3593,339

7,1546,424

2.1

8.98.96.8

3,348

62,046

5.9

14.711.7

3,305

8,29216,14913,66614,843

59,739

3.3

3,050

4.2

12.3

3,3183,197

6.45.5

3,1175.45.6

7,203

6.4

14,98413,508

5,06647.1

8,0213,31140.9

48,996

9,378

6.2

7,1296,741

6,477

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2000 Census

6,110 6.1

3

121,785

6,5186,437


5.35.1

6.4 5.4

population by age

5.3



133,466



households % % %

Area (sq.miles)

10,189

44,1752,274

34,534

5,446

92,954

0.0

95.1

15,3388,611

16.1



21

81,004

41.9

58.1

in Armed Forces

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16.226,183 29.9

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29,145





19,816 28.415,259

14,825

14,117

96,348


11.8

14.6 14,0877,976

9.8 9,239

43.73

Households/sq mile

4

0.0

95.24.8

21.8 16.1 15,656

21.2


43.7342.01

Density

4.9

42.6

43,057

employedunemployed

in labor force

not in labor force

1 vehicle available

Vehicles available

9.452.231.4

1.37

4,052

30,32918,268

3,9452 vehicles available 13,688

79,715

7.0

101,383

58,096

0.0

53,790

02,752

44,841 44.2 38,962

30.2

15.98.3

20,853 48.45,067

9.6

17,204 19.6 18,994 19.7

5,16228,455

associate degree 4,088 5.9 7,399 8.4

1,822.99

Labor Force



49.731,424.30

73.311,736.39

90.08

54,809

1,253.422,712.09

73.44

1,328.592,979.27


1,025.012,327.04

50.45

57.346,449

31.517,2487.23,454

0

56,542

9.451.9

31.8


2,608



1.39

without vehicles

8.0

53,99295.14.9

55.851,384

% % %

% % %

% % %

vacant units

3.021.28

9,983 14.7

68,079

30,426

45.7

2,395.0







American IndianAsian, Pacific Islanderother, multi-racial

0.8

Diversity index

Hispanic 15,393.0 20.5

malefemale

Race whiteblack

28,234.0

58,096

32,211 55.413,130 40.8

21.2

44.727,670 40.6

Median age

14,388

108.0657.0

16,5836,072

31.3


in group quarters



74.633,046 25.43,190 2.4

58 54

65.928,320.0 21.2

537.0 0.4

87,968.0

3,183.0 2.413,459.0 10.1

32,494

17,383

17,204

44.146.9

47,391.0

7,300.0

14.6

738 23.1

0.31,763.0 2.4

63.2

24,627 18.548,651 36.533,578 25.2

48.4

7,813

3.092.25

44.953.5

0.81.046.8

48,61360,998

1.28

15,111 46.5119

2.24

25,885

63,42134,025

44.6211

50,425

10,833

33,917

48.1

36,593

4,100

66

11.217,605

1.31

36.9

8.354.8

14,8893,992

239.0

29,555

47.446.3

2,512

0.5

9.710.42.8

5,548.0 24.1

5,283

9,931

53.247.5

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Households

Housing Units

46

30,651

4,648

64,567

9025,939

2.283.14

49,513

40.7

133,466

130,27673.6

19,31297,230

26.4

23,065


1.8629 33.5

73,06153,74973.2

46.61,880 2.5

26.8410

in noninstitutional group quarters 191

population

households

15-min drivetime

22,655

97.5

Population98.2


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in households

74,941

97.6


7,20820.04,611

4,811

19.234.023.020.9

25,449

44.6

2,903

4,620.015,285.0

19,53610,250 13.7

27,627

45.6

18,249.0 24.4

12.6

66.320.0

42.8

% % %

3,156

4,922

5.44.9

6.08.8under $10,000

6.3$25,000 - 29,999$30,000 - 34,999


10.09.2



1 person

$35,000 - 39,999

2


$50,000 - 59,999$60,000 - 74,999$75,000 - 99,999$100,000 - 124,999

31.452.4

7.1

36.0

4.03.73.96.2

7.9

income

household size

6.76.87.2


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Household income (households) (households)


(households)

30,426

8.86.4

5,1173,4863,5363,6113,895

35.4

21.4

58,09620,570

6.76.26.1

$67,798$50,425

47.639.8

1,746

4.28.5

2,446

11,004

5,7933,5932,246

20,941

2,151

5,338

%

2,303

3,939

3,6622,839

2,3401,764

39.2

7.1

45.8

22.6

31.5

7,845

27,67017,605

1,223

3,2462,380

3,992

11,920

% %

33.6

32,494

Owner households 14,889


10,93136.7

9,9313,563

29.723.5

5,939

35.9

4,13812,447

9,566

5.7

43.013,0966,017

30.6

6,4302,392

37.1

54.241.01 person

440

2 persons1,395

7,2235,089

7.4 1,3433,950

7,34532.7

3.5


19.8

28.423.28.6

59.839.4

22.86.4

28.922.47.6

3,395956

5,842

2,299

4,697

2,066$63,579$48,613

Renter households

3.63.9

355

8.75.7

All households

24.77.6302

985

24.07.5

40.2

742

1,482


346

$10,000 - 14,999$15,000 - 19,999$20,000 - 24,999

$40,000 - 49,999

Household size

$125,000 - 149,999$150,000 - 199,999$200,000 - 249,999$250,000 and over

675710

761549546346

$62,365$49,513

765702861566

619

386 3.8

1,7491,342

3,086

8.1

3.6

2,6312,595

1,2233.4

8.09.56.0

5.55.5

7.1

7.15.15.44.1

2,3121,672

Average incomeMedian income

1 person

2,8482,0802,190

849 8.56.87.1

730781

2,1972,344

7.4

7.7

7.7

3.51,9481,1791,099

% % %

% % %

% % %


under 5 years


under 5 years5 to 9 years10 to 14 years


11.07,1687,486

10.513.3 12.6

4,1004,358 11.3

8,61010.6



85 years and over


5 to 9 years10 to 14 years15 to 19 years20 to 24 years25 to 34 years35 to 44 years45 to 54 years55 to 64 years65 to 74 years75 to 84 years




46.9

4,2433,665

7.1


9.58.4

11.010.1

Median age

12.71,3071,197


7.2

7,3406,6704,84748.4

9.1

11.57,840

3,5132,798

6.6

10.89.8

5,150

5.25.87.2

3,870 5.06,728

7.13,688

4.0 2,812

7.013.9

5.7

5.61,264

2,397

5.87.3

13.8

6.37.7

14.7 14.3868

1,6552,646

7,4409,068

9,0824,595

47.4

65,305

3,624

3,7525.3

5.7

5.55.4

7,659

3,4993,436

36,204

11.611.6

9.38.07.2

5.4

1,414

14.1

5.9

12.211.710.4

664

1,7843,2532,8032,704

8.31,908

7,863

6.9

4,322

4.8

4.346.3

7,233

5,2076,702

7,50111.19.1

11.94,583

5.1

12.011.511.110.38.0

11,838

4,4732,765

5.8

2,211 5.7710

3,5053,2423,292

4.94.9 4.8

5.4

45.7

68,161

5.25.1

2,107690614605

916

5.4

17,692

14,04211,877

11.3

11.311.2

8.9

15,03114,98715,073

13.3

10.5

1,2001,004

6.9

13.5

8.5

1,397

1,598

1,000

1,290

704

6.1 4,318

815

42.8421

1,9091,916

2,4891,45044.1

10.911.8

6.07.7

904667

4,0023,289

3.7

10.78.15.9

2,107

38,736

5.5

13.511.6

2,114

5,41110,3408,6838,680

5,1901,513

7.7

8,2456,954

4,24845.6

1,6671,23644.6

11,228

6,002

5.96.0670

5.35.1

1,354

5.45.75.8

659

5.7

11.0

2,0591,954

1,284 5.6

6.8

74,941

4,2213,968


5.9 5.6

population by age

5.3




133,466

7,1296,741

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households % % %

Area (sq.miles)

Households/sq mile

14.7

4

0.0

95.24.8

43.73





53,140


15,962Education

4,844 30.3


21.455.74

Density

3,543 22.2

0

16,163

11.3

2,494 15.6

10,119452

5,592

95.7

2 vehicles available 3,08630,32918,2684,052

31.16.6

0.0 019,675 38.0 38,962

2,503

58,096

58.1

92,954

in Armed Forces 0.01,427

51,768

52.231.4

41.9

5,446

30.5

3,37416,7119,906

79,715

7.0

9.4

Total vehicles available 44,528

7.7

13,280

658

1.34Average vehicles per household


1.37

10.451.4

without vehicles1 vehicle available

4.3

34.6

9,931Vehicles available

65.4employedunemployed

in labor force

not in labor force

10,571

0

32,09330,666

53,99295.64.4

62.051,3842,608

9.6

10,900 20.5 18,994 19.74,430 8.3

15.98.3

8,6767,976

15,3384,952 9.3

16.39,239

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associate degree 1,234 7.7

8,527

96,348

16.215,655 29.5

2,339


29,145 30.216.0 15,656

90.081,822.99

Labor Force


Population/sq mile

5,061 51.01,126

1.37

32,494

Aggregate household income(M)/sq mileVehicles available/sq mile

2021 Demographics comparing areas vehicles available, density

1,731.173,949.22

108.31107.96

2,314.97

1,515.053,406.52

96.5396.33

2,076.15

1,328.592,979.27

4,020.69 3,494.18 3,052.22

Household population/sq mileAggregate income (M)/sq mile 90.21


%

in Armed Forces452

0

10,571

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1,7313,949

4,7772,494

1,508

10,1194.30.0


unemployed

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386

14.5


$35,000 - 49,999$50,000 - 74,999$75,000 - 99,999$100,000 - 124,999

15.514.5



%

16,163

9.4

29.9

10 to 14 years

5.7

15.3

1,441

2,903

3.53.63.9

$25,000 - 34,999 1,5425.5

14.8

%

1,4141,7843,2532,803

10,833Housing units


11.3

Density

51.0

in households

26.3

98.2


71.9in non-families


15.3

3.14


families

under 5 years

9,931 %

5,2834,648

22,655

45.459.974.783.389.0

29.8

Age

11,838

1,264

100.0$200,000 and over8.3355

5 to 9 years

8617.7

566346$125,000 - 149,999

8.7

45 to 54 years

Family size

non-families

Household size 2.28

cum %%

25.835.932.724.0

0.8


in families 16,583

1,354

under age 18male

410

4,61111,228

female

53.246.8

48.7

1.8

20.0




2,5583,5633,2462,380

742 7.5

92.596.1


6.1

14.112.2

1,467

55 to 64 years

15.6

0.52.8

10.4



1,908


15,9622,3394,844

black

$49,513

51.3

%


11.710.4

2,7042,397

66.3

1,2845.95.6

1,524$15,000 - 24,999 1,440

Racewhite

$150,000 - 199,999

12.6


2 vehicles available3+ vehicles available 658 6.6



$62,365Family income $64,567 $81,861


15,2854,620

108657

2,395

%


AverageMedian

Hispanic 5,548 24.1

20.0


%

American Indian

employed36.954.88.3


3,9925,939

902



%


0

32,093



1,5153,407

15,3308,676

4,952

30,6664.40.0


unemployed

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1,223

13.5


$35,000 - 49,999$50,000 - 74,999$75,000 - 99,999$100,000 - 124,999

14.314.7



%

51,768

9.3

28.8

10 to 14 years

6.0

15.2

4,763

10,250

3.63.43.8

$25,000 - 34,999 4,6565.2

16.1

%

4,3185,411

10,3408,683

36,593Housing units


10.4

Density

51.4

in households

25.8

97.5


71.7in non-families


15.2

3.09


families

under 5 years

32,494 %

17,38315,111

73,061

43.057.773.783.289.2

28.7

Age

38,736

3,870

100.0$200,000 and over9.31,099

5 to 9 years

3,0867.2

1,9481,179$125,000 - 149,999

9.5

45 to 54 years

Family size

non-families

Household size 2.25

cum %%

24.436.733.622.6

0.8


in families 53,749

4,221

under age 18male

1,880

14,38836,204

female

53.546.5

48.3

2.5

19.2




7,93211,92010,9317,3452,299 7.1

92.996.2


5.8

13.811.6

5,226

55 to 64 years

16.3

0.32.49.7



6,954


53,1408,527

15,655

black

$48,613

51.7

%


11.611.0

8,6808,245

63.2

3,9685.65.3

4,928$15,000 - 24,999 4,387

Racewhite

$150,000 - 199,999

13.7





$63,579Family income $60,998 $80,409


47,39118,249

2391,7637,300

%


AverageMedian


24.4


%

American Indian



14,88917,6054,100



%


0

53,992



1,3292,979

26,97015,338

9,239

51,3844.80.0


unemployed

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2,303

12.3


$35,000 - 49,999$50,000 - 74,999$75,000 - 99,999$100,000 - 124,999

13.014.5



%

92,954

9.6

28.0

10 to 14 years

6.2

14.8

8,441

19,536

3.93.74.0

$25,000 - 34,999 7,5575.0

17.7

%

7,4409,068

17,69215,031

68,079Housing units


9.4

Density

52.2

in households

24.8

97.6


72.9in non-families


14.8

3.02


families

under 5 years

58,096 %

32,21125,885

130,276

40.154.672.382.388.5

27.1

Age

68,161

6,728

100.0$200,000 and over10.52,151

5 to 9 years

5,7936.8

3,5932,246$125,000 - 149,999

10.0

45 to 54 years

Family size

non-families

Household size 2.24

cum %%

23.035.436.021.4

0.6


in families 97,230

7,129

under age 18male

3,190

24,62765,305

female

55.444.6

48.9

2.4

18.5




13,34120,57020,94112,4474,138 7.1

92.396.0


5.6

13.311.3

10,260

55 to 64 years

15.9

0.42.4

10.1



14,042


96,34815,65629,145

black

$50,425

51.1

%


11.211.3

14,98715,073

65.9

6,7415.35.1

8,603$15,000 - 24,999 7,147

Racewhite

$150,000 - 199,999

14.6





$67,798Family income $63,421 $86,267


87,96828,320

5373,183

13,459

%


AverageMedian


21.2


%

American Indian



30,42627,6709,983


118.2.2 ‐ Commercial Districts.

A. Intent statements.

1. Professional Office (PO). By virtue of the location as designated in the comprehensive plan, it is the express intent of the PO District to be as generous as possible in permitted uses while, at the same time, maintaining a clean attractive community, and to provide for certain professional office, multifamily and related uses contiguous to each other, adjoining businesses and/or residential areas, and located in close proximity to major arterial roadways. The professional office district is established in order to:

a. Protect the present development pattern;

b. Provide for the orderly development or redevelopment of such land according to its best usage by providing adequate minimum zoning standards for such usage.

2. Commercial General (CG). By virtue of its location as designated in the comprehensive plan, it is the express intent of the CG District to be as generous as possible in permitted uses while at the same time maintaining a clean and attractive community; therefore, the conduct of business and the display or storage of merchandise, wares or goods shall be wholly and completely within the enclosing walls of buildings.

3. Commercial Intensive (CI). By virtue of its location as designated in the comprehensive plan, it is the express intent of CI District to be as generous as possible in permitted uses while at the same time maintaining a clean and attractive community; therefore, with the exception of the display for rent or sale of new or used automobiles, trucks, tractors, mobile homes, boats and other similar and large products or merchandise, all products, merchandise, equipment or any other material stored outside of buildings, whether new or used, shall be hidden from view on all sides, except for necessary openings and gates, by a fence, wall or vegetative hedge, not less than six feet high, as approved by the development services manager.

B. Permitted land uses. Permitted uses by district are set forth in Article 3, Permitted Land Uses.

1. Building envelope standards. The building envelope standards for buildings in the commercial districts are as follows. The cross-reference shown in the right hand column of the table lists additional standards that must be followed.

NONRESIDENTIAL PO CG CI

Lot (min ft.)

Area (sq. ft.) 10,000 10,000 10,000

Width 100 100 100

Area per Unit (sq. ft.)

Yard Setbacks (min ft.)

Front 25 25 25

Side (interior) 10 10 10

Side (street) 20 20 20

Rear 10 10 10

Waterfront 25 25 25

Bulk (max)

Height (ft.) 45 70� or 5 stories 70� or 5 stories

Building Coverage 45% 45% 45%

MULTI‐FAMILY PO CG CI

Density (max units/acre)

Permitted by‐right

Permitted by conditional use

16

16+

25

25+

25

25+

Lot (min ft.)

Area (sq. ft.)

Width

Area per Unit (sq. ft.)

—

50

2,722

—

50

1,742

—

50

1,742


Front

Side (interior)

Side (street)

Rear

Waterfront

15

7

20

10

25

15

7

20

10

25

15

7

20

10

25

Bulk (max)

Height (ft.) 45* 70�* 70�*


*70 feet or five stories subject to the underlying setbacks, or no height limit, except that height of structures cannot exceed twice the least proposed yard setback. The option for height limit must be determined at the time of site work permits.

TOWNHOUSE PO CG CI

Density (max units/acre)

Permitted by‐right 16 25 25

Permitted by conditional use 16 25+ 25

Lot (min ft.)

Area (sq. ft.) — — —

Width 50 50 50

Area per Unit (sq. ft.) 2,722 2,722 2,722


Front 15 15 15

Side (interior) 7 7 7

Side (street) 20 20 20

Rear 10 10 10

Waterfront 25 25 25

Bulk (max)

Height (ft.) 45 60 60


C. Building form standards.

1. Applicability.

a. The building form standards for the CG and CI districts vary based on the frontage type assigned to a specific property as set forth on the Official Zoning Map. Where no frontage is designated on the Official Zoning Map as Urban, Pedestrian, or Commercial, the building envelope standards set forth in subsection B.1 above shall apply.

b. Frontage types shall be assigned through amendment of the Official Zoning Map. Each frontage shall be designated using a line symbol along any primary street. Any other street without a designated frontage shall be considered a secondary street.

c. These form requirements apply to all new development along the designated frontage except for stand-alone K-12 public or private schools, places of worship, and public utilities.


Edison Mall-Macy’s, Dilliard’s,

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Burlington Coat Factory, JoAnn Fabrics

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Center

Site D

eLeon Street

Colonial Boulevard


Colonial Executive

Center

Site D

eLeon Street

Colonial Boulevard

US 41


Edison Mall-Macy’s, Dilliard’s,

Penney’s Sears

Burlington Coat Factory, JoAnn Fabrics

Colonial Executive

Center

Site D

eLeon Street

Colonial Boulevard


Colonial Executive

Center

Site D

eLeon Street

Colonial Boulevard

US 41

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