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do not require traditional office or industrial space to house workers. Industry sectors that typically use office space (40% of total) are Professional and Business Services (24 %), Finance Insurance and Real Estate (6 %), and a small proportion of Education and Healthcare Services (10 %)1. Industrial space (11% of total) is typically occupied by employees in the Manufacturing (0 %), Wholesale Trade (3 %), and Transportation (8 %) sectors. Potential office and industrial job growth in Lino Lakes breaks down as follows: Table 5 -1: Potential Job Growth in Lino Lakes by Type of Sector 2000 -2010 1 2010 -2020 1 2020 -2030 Industrial -based jobs (11% of total) 182 231 Office -based jobs (40% of total) 660 840 All other jobs (49% of total) 809 1,029 Potential New Lino Lakes Jobs 1,650 2,100 Source: DSU /Bonestroo 198 720 882 1,800 Using Urban Land Institute (ULI) standards of 250 square feet needed for every office worker and 750 square feet needed for every industrial worker, results in the following potential space needs for Lino Lakes: Table 5 -2: Office and Industrial Space Needs If we break down this potential demand by the availability of land east and west of the Regional Park, the following holds: Table 5 -3: Industrial Space Needs By Location Industrial Office 2000 -2010 137,000 165,000 2010 -2020 174,000 210,000 2020 -2030 149,000 180,000 2000 -2030 1 460,0001 555,000 If we break down this potential demand by the availability of land east and west of the Regional Park, the following holds: Table 5 -3: Industrial Space Needs By Location The City of Lino Lakes has already exceeded the 2010 projected western industrial growth. Table 5 -4: Office Space Needs By Location West East 2000 -2010 37,000 100,000 2010 -2020 47,000 127,000 2020 -2030 40,000 109,000 The City of Lino Lakes has already exceeded the 2010 projected western industrial growth. Table 5 -4: Office Space Needs By Location Education and Healthcare Services accounts for 26% of projected employment growth (Fig. 5.2), however, much of that growth occurs in non - office environments, such as schools, hospitals, retail centers, and senior living facilities 5 -8 • • • West East 2000 -2010 45,000 120,000 2010 -2020 57,000 153,000 2020 -2030 49,000 131,000 Education and Healthcare Services accounts for 26% of projected employment growth (Fig. 5.2), however, much of that growth occurs in non - office environments, such as schools, hospitals, retail centers, and senior living facilities 5 -8 • • •