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Population growth trends analyzed for the Capital District of New York. Various growth scenarios are examed including impacts on land use and taxation.
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© 2010 by the Capital District Regional Planning CommissionStartEnd
Saratoga P.L.A.N.
Rocco A. Ferraro, AICP, Executive Director
Capital District Regional Planning Commission
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CDRPC Commissioners Albany County
Willard A. Bruce, SecretaryJohn Graziano, Jr.Lucille M. McKnightMichael B. Whalen, Jr.{Vacant}
Rensselaer CountyJudy BreselorStan BrownellLeon FiaccoJames D. Shaughnessy, TreasurerMike Stammel
Saratoga CountyFred AcuntoPhilip Barrett, ChairJason KemperJohn MurrayPaul Sausville
Schenectady CountyRobert J. GodlewskiGary Hughes Barbara Mauro, Vice ChairMichael PettaDavid Vincent
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239,386
132,607
142,497
74,869
15,473
134,995
72,311
91,785
Albany County
RensselaerCounty
SchenectadyCounty
Saratoga County
County Total Central City
1950
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272,926
142,585
152,896
89,096
16,630
81,682
67,492
129,726Albany County
RensselaerCounty
SchenectadyCounty
Saratoga County
County Total Central City
1960
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286,742
152,510
161,078
121,784
18,845
77,958
62,918
115,781Albany County
RensselaerCounty
SchenectadyCounty
Saratoga County
County Total Central City
1970
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285,909
151,966
149,946
153,759
23,906
67,927
56,638
101,727Albany County
RensselaerCounty
SchenectadyCounty
Saratoga County
County Total Central City
1980
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292,793
154,429
149,285
181,276
25,001
65,566
54,269
100,031Albany County
RensselaerCounty
SchenectadyCounty
Saratoga County
County Total Central City
1990
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294,565
152,538
146,555
200,635
26,186
61,821
49,170
95,658Albany County
RensselaerCounty
SchenectadyCounty
Saratoga County
County Total Central City
2000
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SaratogaCounty
Year Population Source
2000 200,635 Census
2008 217,191 Census Estimate
2010 219,391 CDRPC
2020 233,633 CDRPC
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Proj
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Saratoga County Age Cohort Projections
38.6% 40.5%34.6%
28.7% 27.5% 25.5% 23.1% 22.9%
30.8%31.7%
37.8%42.0%
36.8%
32.8%32.5% 32.3%
20.3%19.1% 18.5% 19.0%
24.2%28.8%
27.6%24.6%
10.3% 8.6% 9.1% 10.3% 11.5% 12.9%16.8%
20.1%
246,647233,633219,391200,635181,276153,759121,67989,096
1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030
Under 20 20 to 44 45 to 64 65 & Older Total
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Saratoga County Households by Type
35,686
51,935
66,425
78,165
85,556
30,121
39,950
48,363
53,73856,982
84.4%76.9% 72.8% 68.7% 66.6%
1970 1980 1990 2000 2008
Households Family Households Family Households as a % of Total
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Saratoga County Family Households by Type54.8%
34.9%
4.3%6.0%
33.7%
47.0%
11.7%
7.6%
Married Couple with Children Married Couple without Children Single Parent with Children Other Family
1970 2008
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Saratoga County Avg. Persons/Household3.33
2.90
2.66
2.512.43 2.38 2.34
1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030
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Saratoga County Household Projections
35,686
51,935
66,425
78,165
88,221
96,103
103,232
1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030
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Chart
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SaratogaCounty
Year Households Source
2000 78,165 Census
2008 85,556 ACS
2010 87,937 CDRPC
2020 95,433 CDRPC
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Development Scenario 1
2000-2030Status Quo
Trend
72,707 net persons
1 dot = 50 people
• CDRPC Projections• Current Policies
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Development Scenario 2
2000-2030Concentrated
Growth
72,707 net persons
1 dot = 50 people
• CDRPC Projections• Higher Density• Urban Policy Initiatives
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Development Scenario 3
2000-2030Trend
Hyper-Growth
229,341 net persons
1 dot = 50 people
• Average U.S. Growth Rate (1%/year)
• Current Policies
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Development Scenario 4
2000-2030Concentrated
Hyper-Growth
229,340 net persons
1 dot = 50 people
• Average U.S. Growth Rate (1%/year)
• Higher Density• Urban Policy Initiatives
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Critical Points• The faster the Region grows, the more
critical it is to manage growth to avoid escalating infrastructure costs.
• More dispersed development patterns means higher infrastructure costs, in particular for education.
• Under the trend scenarios the costs to maintain existing infrastructure will be borne by a smaller and less wealthy population.
• Private costs for Water and Wastewater would be less under the concentrated versus the trend growth scenarios.
• Mutual aid assistance agreements for fire and emergency services may not ensure adequate personnel and property protection in fast growing suburban and rural areas dependent on volunteer staffing, accelerating the need to professionalize some currently volunteer districts.
Capital RegionFiscal Impacts of Growth to 2030
$1,698.3 M $1,620.7 M
$4,796.0 M
$3,789.7 M
Fire/EMS
Education
Wastewater
Water
Status QuoTrend
ConcentratedHyper-Growth
TrendHyper-Growth
ConcentratedGrowth
$340.9 M
$1,087.6 M
$151.0 M$118.8 M
$346.9 M
$1,015.1 M
$155.4 M$103.3 M
$868.6 M
$3,329.6 M
$356.6 M
$241.1 M
$881.7 M
$2,203.8 M
$463.0 M
$241.2 M
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$106.8 M $78.9 M
$141.8 M$83.8 M
$554.6 M
$326.3 M
$167.4 M
$76.6 M
$970.5 M
$565.6 M
Status Quo Trend Concentrated Growth
Water Wastewater
Saratoga CountyFiscal Impacts of Growth to 2030
$200.3 M $151.5 M
$259.5 M$219.6 M
$1,391.0 M
$922.4 M
$499.9 M
$313.6 M
$2,350.7 M
$1,607.1 M
Trend Hyper-Growth Concentrated Hyper-Growth
Education Fire/EMS
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Capital District Regional Planning CommissionOne Park Place, Suite 102, Albany, New York 12205
518-453-0850 Fax 453-0856 [email protected] http://cdrpc.org
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ion
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Capital District Migration of Taxpayers & Dependents20
,434
19,6
51
18,6
01
21,3
56
21,5
05
21,4
37
21,2
55
22,2
14
22,4
48
22,5
22
20,8
91
19,7
91
19,2
22
18,8
55
18,6
72
17,4
20
17,7
54
18,3
49 19,8
26
20,6
85
25,0
82
22,5
86
22,1
36
21,7
48
22,0
43
22,3
89
20,5
14
21,2
06
-23,
101
-22,
740
-20,
954
-23,
160
-22,
011
-21,
013
-21,
401
-21,
428
-22,
051
-22,
192
-20,
841
-20,
550
-20,
694
-21,
395
-23,
121
-22,
301
-23,
129
-22,
257
-22,
373
-21,
045
-25,
312
-20,
600
-19,
527
-20,
711
-21,
760
-21,
883
-21,
815
-22,
373
-2,6
67
-3,0
89
-2,3
53
-1,8
04 -506
424
-146
786
397
330
50
-759
-1,4
72
-2,5
40
-4,4
49
-4,8
81
-5,3
75 -3,9
08 -2,5
47
-360
-230
1,98
6
2,60
9
1,03
7
283
506
-1,3
01
-1,1
67
1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Immigration Emigration Net Migration
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ion
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Saratoga County Migration of Taxpayers & Dependents10
,203
9,93
6
9,18
5
11,6
47
11,5
95
11,8
41 12,5
68 13,3
54
12,9
26
12,8
83
11,4
50
11,7
09
10,8
68
11,0
92
10,8
19
9,94
8
10,4
55
10,5
98 11,3
07
11,5
58
13,7
42
11,8
64
11,5
61
11,4
00
11,6
51
11,0
78
10,2
31
10,6
69
-9,8
74
-10,
049
-9,2
75
-10,
699
-10,
174
-9,6
58
-9,8
97
-9,9
88
-10,
828
-10,
775
-10,
601
-10,
171
-10,
373
-10,
029
-10,
901
-10,
472
-10,
591
-10,
048
-10,
163
-9,8
30
-12,
004 -1
0,37
1
-9,6
13
-10,
430
-10,
610
-10,
662
-9,8
44
-9,9
31
329
-113 -9
0
948 1,
421 2,18
3
2,67
1
3,36
6
2,09
8
2,10
8
849 1,
538
495 1,
063
-82
-524 -1
36
550 1,
144
1,72
8
1,73
8
1,49
3
1,94
8
970
1,04
1
416
387 73
8
1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Immigration Emigration Net Migration