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<br />As shown in Figure. 2, Orange County had 38,683 housing units in 1990. The
<br />blended, or weighted average, household size in 1990 for all housing types was 2.34
<br />persons per household. After reviewing the detailed household size data, TA
<br />recommends using two residential categories in the impact fee calculations. A
<br />differentiation in impact fees by type of housing (i.e., Single Family Detached versus
<br />All Other Residential) is recommended to make the fees proportionate to the
<br />demand for public schools. Student generation rates by type of housing are
<br />discussed below.
<br />Units in
<br />Structure
<br />1-Detached
<br />1-Attached
<br />Two
<br />3or4
<br />5 or more
<br />Mobile Homes
<br />Other
<br />Total
<br />Source: 1990 US Census data from STF1A.
<br />X 990 Persons Per Household by Type
<br />Vacant HU
<br />Vacancy Rate
<br />~sg_Units
<br />19,172
<br />1,647
<br />1,442
<br />1,649
<br />9,546
<br />4,856
<br />371
<br />38,683
<br />2,579
<br />6.7%
<br />sons Hsehlds PPH Hhld Mix
<br />Single Family Detached 48,489 18,313 2.65 50.7%
<br />All Other Housing Types 36,138 17,791 2.03 49.3%
<br />Group Quarters 9,224
<br />TOTAL 93,851
<br />Figure 2 -Persons Per Household in Orange County
<br />Owner-Occupied Renter-Occupied Combined
<br />Persons sehlds PPbI ersons H~ehlds PPH Persons s ds PPH
<br />40,180 15,125 2.66 8,309 3,1$$ 2.61 4$,489 18,313 2.65
<br />1,662 860 1.93 1,400 620 2.26 3,062 1,480 2.07
<br />244 117 2.09 2,497 1,230 2.03 2,741 1,347 2.03
<br />187 98 1.91 2,947 1,451 2.03 3,134 1,549 2.02
<br />539 333 1.62 15,305 8,303 1.84 15,844 8,636 1.83
<br />8,108 3,291 2.46 2,587 1,155 2.24 10,695 4,446 2.41
<br />313 124 2.52 349 209 1.67 662 333 1.99
<br />51,233 19 948 2.57 33,394 16,156 2.07 84,627 36,104 2.34
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