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6, :Y. =- _ _ <br />z. -=., ._ _ , ,m . : . - . <br />It is possible to roughly profile the waves of in-migration <br />i <br />which have characterized the city: <br />Less than two year residents tended to he: <br />Moved from out of the state <br />I Job reasons caused move <br />I - Less than five year future residents <br />I- Renters <br />Pre-schoolers in the households <br />I . * 18-34 year olds <br />The renters, in particular, are "transients," planning to move in <br />f <br />the near future. <br />i <br />7wo-to-five year residents were: <br />Moved from New Brighton and rest of Ramsey <br />j County <br />Renters <br />Pre-schoolers in the households <br />25-34 year olds <br />Singles <br />50,000-60,000 yearly household incomes <br />I Unlike the previous group, this wave of residents choose <br />deliberately to move to Mounds View. . <br />Six-to-ten year residents tended to be a mix. <br />Eleven-to-twenty year residents were: <br />Moved from Hennepin County suburbs and <br />Minneapolis <br />Moved for school reasons or liked the area <br />Plan to stay at least six more years <br />School aged children contained in households <br />35-54 year olds <br />f Over 40,000 yearly household in omes <br />During the late 1960's and through the 1970's, the school <br />distri t played a key role in attracting families to the caty. <br />Twenty-one-to-thirty year residents were: <br />r <br />Moved from Minneapolis <br />t # Moved to be near family <br />j t 55-64 year olds <br />The mass Minneapolis exodus hit Mounds View in late 1950's and <br />I <br />7