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291-6359 <br />300 Metro Square Building, 7th Street and Robert Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 Area, 612, Wx%" <br />M <br />June 1, 1976 <br />Joseph G . ' Chlebe ck , Clerk <br />City of Little Canada <br />515 Little Canada Road <br />Little Canada, Minnesota 55117 <br />Dear Mr. Chlebeck: <br />The Metropolitan Council is the liaison between the Census Bureau and the <br />Minneapolis -St. Paul SMSA. One of our responsibiAlities is to appoint and <br />chair a census tract committee for this area. In preparing for the 1980 census <br />rather than have the usual census tract committee of businessmen and personnel <br />from other agencies, we are asking the communities to assist in this task. We <br />are asking for your assistance with Little Canada. <br />Census tracts are small, permanently established, geographic areas into which <br />large cities and their environs have been divided for statistical purposes. The <br />Census Bureau publishes population, income,, housing,, and various other types <br />of data for each of these tracts following each federal census. The original <br />boundaries usually remain the same so that statistical comparisons can be <br />made over a period of time. Tracts can be divided into two or more new census <br />tracts if population growth warrants a division. The Census Bureau wants tracts <br />to average about 4,000 persons. They are usually laid out attempting to achieve <br />some uniformity of population characteristics,, economic conditions,, and living <br />conditions. <br />At present Little Canada has one census tract. By 1980, it will have the population <br />for two tracts; therefore, you may wish to subdivide the tract along lines that would <br />enable you to receive data for a smaller geographic area for future grant appli- <br />cations, planning, etc. <br />Would you please check your present city boundary on the enclosed maps and make <br />any corrections. Any census tract subdivisions should also be indicated on the .maps <br />in colored pencil. These census tract boundaries have to follow streets, highways, <br />Clerk's exhibit no 464 <br />Meeting 6_9,.76 <br />An Agency Created to Coordinate the Planning and Development OF tT1_?F r%V"1Ti Aro.i C.olliprising: <br />Anrk.t County Carver County Dakota Courity 1 Hennepin Count- RainseN. C.0111:ty - Scott Cot%;tt) 1�'u�1::ii�;te,n Cotiut.� <br />