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New Pending Projects* (no reductions) -5o6 -506 -480 -960 Accessory/Infill Dwelling Units: 1/block(no reductions) 235 235 223 446 Group Quarters 5,720 Student Housing 600 TOTAL 72,020 67,875 64,480 151,830 *Alternative 3 numberfor New Pending minus units from Alt 2 calculations for new pending parcels in zones with higher densities to ensure no double counting of units. Table 6: Alternative i Housin• Unit and Population Ca•acit Total Units Occupied Population Total Units with Housing Units (z/unit, except row Reductions (95%) 1) 2011 Existing Housing Units and Population z,43 44,666 44,666 42,432 101,414 (Household size-2.39,no reductions) Carry forward Buildable Lands units for zones where densities not changed with 15% 5,680 4,828 4,586 9,172 reduction Zones with higher densities and 15% reduction (corrected to ensure New Pending 30,711 26,104 24,798 49,596 projects not double counted) BL 2035 Redevelopable Parcels(Includes higher densities assumed for zones in table 4,172 3,546 3,368 6,736 above,15%reductions) New Pending Projects*(no reductions) -5o6 -506 -480 -96o Accessory/Infill Dwelling Units: 2/block(no reductions) 470 470 446 892 Group Quarters 6,600 Student Housing 1,000 Light Rail Station(no reductions) 3,000 3,000 2,850 5,700 TOTAL 88,193 82,108 78,000 180,150 *Same as under Alternative 2 because corrections to ensure no double counting of Pending Projects for Alternative i were made in the data file by individually changing the number of units too in the higher density calculations for each Pending Project affected by Alternative i. Employment Capacity The employment targets for the alternatives range from 140,000 to 145,000. The City has more than sufficient capacity to meet the employment targets for all of the alternatives. Based upon Snohomish County's Buildable Lands analysis extended to 2035,the City has the capacity for 147,177 employees. The City believes these assumptions are conservative and that a larger capacity exists. For example, many of the buildings in SW Everett that are currently occupied as warehouses, have been designed and have sufficient parking to accommodate higher intensity manufacturing uses. In addition, many existing buildings such as restaurants and offices have the ability to accommodate more employees as the economy improves and business grows. Table 7: Employment Capacity 2011 Total Employment within 2012 City Limits(Feb 2013 Snohomish County Table) 93,739 LAND USE ELEMENT, 2019 Amendment 9 Exhibit 1 -Page 9