2022 GROWTH TARGETS

1. 2022 GROWTH TARGETS I. Household Targets II. Job Targets III. Countywide Planning Policy Amendments

2. WHY ARE WE DOING THIS? • GMA requires 20 year population targets every 10 years, based on State forecasts • CPPs also require 20 year job targets, based on PSRC forecasts

3. TARGET PRINCIPLES • Shared responsibility • Extend existing targets • Maintain urban growth area • Promote jobs/ housing balance • Housing follows jobs • Reflect market trends and land capacity • Targets are planning commitments, not quotas • Infrastructure needed to achieve targets

5. I. Household Targets Table 1 Determine the percentage of jobs anticipated for each subarea based on Puget Sound Regional Council forecasts

6. Table 2 Distribute population to subareas based on job forecasts

7. Table 3 Determine future household size by subarea

8. Table 4 Convert population to household growth

9. Table 5 Calculate household target extensions

10. Household Targets

11. Household Targets

12. II. Job Targets • Allocate employment targets to jurisdictions within each subarea based on the PSRC forecast.

13. III. CPP Amendments • Land Use Pattern Introduction Process to allocate growth targets • FW 12a Growth Target Allocation Objectives Objectives that guide the allocation • FW12b Transportation Infrastructure Regional and local infrastructure investments to support the growth targets

14. III. CPP Amendments • LU-25a Targets as a Planning Tool Targets are a forecast and policy commitment • LU-25b Household Methodology Steps and criteria to allocate households • LU-25c Employment Methodology Steps and criteria to allocate employment • LU-66 Household Accommodation for 20 Year Period Updated Policy to reflect 2022 growth targets

15. Staff Recommendation Direct staff to prepare a motion for consideration and possible action at the July 24th GMPC meeting adopting: • CPP Amendments • Household Targets • Job Targets (if completed)