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° <br /> 0052 <br /> Growth Scenario III <br /> Growth Scenario III <br /> ..._._.......__.................................................................................................... ...._.._ Restricted Densities <br /> Growth further restricted °" rq tRa'fxp nss sq <br /> — Maintain proper density in <br /> established and projected <br /> urban service areas <br /> — Greater watershed "xa <br /> protection <br /> — Reduce rural traffic ,. <br /> — Make public transport <br /> more feasible R"M...G-- <br /> Ls d <br /> - Help ensure continuation <br /> g .ulx]x"NANq <br /> 1sYIxA.,p,1Nax) <br /> of rural character <br /> �; n°.�" .11u1x-xu�PSASSaxI <br /> 1 x.mr P.+srq <br /> 1d—tWrxap <br /> — Minimize agricultural vs. �n...,,q � °„.,,:o,;---• <br /> residential conflicts <br /> Buildout Dates <br /> Buildout Dates For Four Land Use Scenarios <br /> 600000 <br /> Growth Scenario 1 <br /> 500000 Buildout-2063 <br /> 400000 Growth <br /> Scenario 3 <br /> 300000 Buildout-2042 Growth <br /> S o2 <br /> 200000 Buitdout-2046 <br /> Historical Trend <br /> 100000 Buildout-2040 <br /> 0 <br /> .. 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060 2070 <br /> 'Based on Historic Population Growth Trends <br /> V Altering maximum densities may not accelerate <br /> the date at which the county reaches buildout. <br /> J The historical trend buildout is sooner than the <br /> most restrictive proposed densities. <br /> 24 <br />