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SCVACFC Site Selection Task Force August 18, 2006 <br />Page 3 <br />The largest employers in the area are: <br />Andersen Corporation <br />Washington County <br />Stillwater Public Schools <br />4,500 employees <br />970 employees ,.^10473 <br />920 employees /' <br />UFE Mfg. 800 employees <br />MN Correctional acil'ty 470 employee <br />1. �n, V�� 446w/ I On <br />Some large employers in the area but outside of the School District Boundaries include: <br />3M 13,000 ✓ 3 Poo' <br />Imation 1,500 <br />The Hartford 712 <br />Most employees are generally within a reasonable distance of their place of employment, <br />although the actual geographic dispersion of employees at these employers has not been <br />identified in addition to those that reside within the School District versus those outside of the <br />School District. <br />The School District is concerned regarding the availability of a sufficient amount of land to <br />accommodate children's safety and students' access and safety on the site. As such, a site that <br />offers at minimum 13+ acres or capacity to develop a building with approximately 90,000 to <br />100,000 square feet is projected to be needed. In addition to building capacity, bus and vehicle <br />staging areas, pick-up and drop-off must also be considered in assessing the amount of land <br />required for the facility. <br />Population and 17ousehold Growth Trends <br />The following maps outline the boundaries of the Stillwater School District and show the <br />projected growth in population and households as of 2010 and 2030. Also shown are population <br />and household density maps for 2010 and 2030, identifying resident concentrations. This <br />information is used to assist in evaluating the location of sites relative to the projected growth in <br />the Area. Information on growth trends was compiled by Metropolitan Council and cross- <br />referenced to information compiled by the School District in their Enrollment Projections <br />through 2010. In the past, the number of completed homes had fallen significantly below <br />projections. This trend is likely to change moving forward because of a slowing in construction <br />and the amount of "gap" will likely decline. <br />During our discussions, task force members also requested additional information regarding total <br />population and households within specific radii surrounding each of the sites. The information <br />was compiled and is shown on Tables 1 and 2. Table 1 shows the estimated population and <br />MAXFIELD RESEARCH INC. <br />