Project Prattville : : The Next Chapter

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2 Welcome Introductions How Well Do You Know Prattville? Comp Planning 101 Schedule & Products Prattville in 2008 Questions & Answers The Planning Stations Next Steps

3 Project Team Urban Collage Urban Design Sain Associates Transportation Market + Main Economics Contente Consulting Community Planning PBS&J/Birmingham Transportation

4 How Well Do You Know Prattville?

5 Comp Planning 101 Three Elements: o Land Use o Transportation ti o Economics Three Parts: o Inventory & Assessment o Framework & Concepts o Policy & Implementation

6 Land Use

7 Transportation

8 Economics

9 Inventory & Assessment

10 Framework & Concepts

11 Policy & Implementation

12 Why Plan? Anticipate Growth Plan Infrastructure Add Amenities Maintain Identity

13 Schedule

14 Process Client Team Advisory Group Stakeholder Interviews Public Meetings Website

15 Still Think You Know Prattville?

16 Prattville in 2008

17 Aerial : 1950

18 Aerial : 1966

19 Aerial : 1998

20 Aerial : 2007

21 Land Use Population: 32,000 (2007) Park acreage per person: 0.08 Population Density: 1.72 residents per acre

22 Agricultural 2,731 acres 14.7%

23 Commercial 710 acres 3.8%

24 Industrial 209 acres 1.1%

25 Institutional 1,040 acres 5.6%

26 Office 109 acres 0.6%

27 Open Space 1,525 acres 8.2%

28 Residential 7,920 acres 42.6%

29 Utilities 108 acres 0.6%

30 Vacant 4,214 acres 22.7%

31 Road Network

32 Bicycle Routes Proposed

33 Sustainability Commercial Centers Parks Sh Schools Walkability Driveability

34 Commercial Centers Centroids

35 Commercial Centers Walkability (Quarter-Mile Buffers)

36 Commercial Centers Drivability (One- Mile Buffers)

37 Commercial Centers Combination

38 Parks Centroids

39 Parks Walkability (Quarter-Mile Buffers)

40 Parks Drivability (One- Mile Buffers)

41 Parks Combination

42 Schools Centroids

43 Schools Walkability (Quarter-Mile Buffers)

44 Schools Drivability (One- Mile Buffers)

45 Schools Combination

46 Walkability Rank 1 Rank 2 Rank 3 Rank 4 Non- Residential

47 Drivability Rank 1 Rank 2 Rank 3 Rank 4 Non- Residential

48 Analysis Older parts of town are better connected Amenities in short supply to west and south Good number of parks, but still below standard in acreage School walkability level is low Drivability is very good

49 Transportation Study Traffic Counts Field Data Collection Signal Timing Downtown Parking Data Targeted Parking Supply Transportation Characteristics

Good street connectivity Heavy commuter flow to

50 Existing Transportation Characteristics Strongly automobile oriented Low to moderate congestion Good street connectivity Heavy commuter flow to Montgomery Limited mode choices (bike, transit, etc.)

51 Transportation Considerations for the Future Focus on managing the existing system Limited funding for new construction Needs of an aging population Demand for more travel mode choice

52 Socioeconomic Findings

53 Statistics Reviewed Population Age Distribution Racial Composition Educational Attainment Per Capita Income Household Income Total Employment Sector Employment Households Housing Total Labor Force Labor Force Participation Rate Unemployment Commuting Patterns Employers Business Size Sources of Income Wages Sector Wages

54 Key Socioeconomic Findings Rapid Growth Prattville growth of 25% since 2000 Prattville growth of 12% btwn Prattville growth above County averages, 4x Montgomery MSA average, & 3x national average Almost 25% of Prattville housing stock built since 2000 Prattville younger than AL & US, but growth expected in older age groups

55 Population Change Comparison, % Population 30% Age Distribution 25% Racial Composition Educational Attainment 20% 15% 20.4% Per Capita Income 24.6% Household Income 12.3% 10% Total Employment Sector Employment 5% Households 0% Housing City of Prattville Autauga County Elmore County Montgomery MSA United States Source: US Census Bureau, Claritas, Market + Main, Inc.

56 Age Distribution Changes, City of Prattville, Population 75 to 84 Age Distribution 65 to 74 Racial Composition 55 to 64 25% 26% 29% 30% 45 to 54 Educational 15% Attainment 35 to 44-3% Per Capita Income 25 to 34 Household Income 18 to 24 Total Employment 15 to 17 Sector Employment 5 to 14 Households 0 to 4 Housing 2% 10% 17% 10% 13% -5% 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% Source: Claritas, Market + Main, Inc.

57 Key Socioeconomic Findings High Wealth & Education Levels Prattville s per capita income & average household h income is higher than County averages & MSA average, but below US 16% of households h earn above $100, % of households earn less than $25,000 Prattville has fewer population p with less than high school education Prattville has more population with college degrees than Counties, but just under MSA & US

58 Average Household Income Trends, $80, % $70,000 $60, City of Prattville Montgomery MSA US % of National Average $63,978 $71,585 95% $53,351 94% Population $50,000 94% 94% Age Distribution $40,000 90% $30,000 Racial Composition $20,000 85% Educational Attainment $10,000 $ Per Capita Income Source: US Census Bureau, Claritas, Market + Main, Inc. Household Income Total Employment Sector Employment $35,000 $30,000 $25,000 $20,000 $15,000 80% Per Capita Income Trends, $19,827 City of Prattville Montgomery MSA US % of National Average 92% $24,377 94% $27,763 96% 100% 95% 90% Households Housing $10,000 $5,000 85% $ % Source: US Census Bureau, Claritas, Market + Main, Inc.

59 City of Prattville, Change in Household Income, $0 - $15,000 Population -10% -13% $15,000 - $24,999 Age Distribution $25,000 Racial - $34,999Composition -7% $35,000 Educational - $49,999 Attainment $50,000 - $74,999-12% -5% Per Capita Income $75,000 - $99,999 Household Income Total Employment $100,000 - $149,999 5% 26% Sector Employment 61% $150,000 - $249,999 Households $250,000 + Housing -20% -10% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 39% Source: Claritas

60 Educational Attainment Comparison, % Population 30% Age Distribution 25% Racial Composition Educational 20% Attainment Per Capita Income 15% Household Income 10% 15.0% Total Employment Sector Employment 5% Households 30.3% City of Prattville Montgomery MSA United States 23.9% 0% Housing Less Than High School High School Graduates College Graduates Source: US Census Bureau, Claritas

61 Key Socioeconomic Findings Status in the Metro Area Prattville wealthier than MSA as a whole Prattville has larger average household size & fewer single-person households than MSA as a whole Prattville employment has grown faster than MSA as a whole since 2000 Prattville has significant retail concentration compared to MSA as a whole

62 Sector Employment Comparison, City of Prattville and Montgomery MSA, 2008 Population Public Administration Age Distribution Services Racial Composition Finance/Insurance/Real Estate Educational Attainment Retail Trade Per Wholesale Capita Trade Income Household Income Transp./Comm./Utilities Total Employment Manufacturing Sector Employment Households Housing Construction Source: Claritas, Bureau of Economic Analysis 5.5% 25.4% 5.1% 47.2% Montgomery MSA 4.7% City of Prattville 3.0% 2.9% 5.3% 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45% 50%

63 Socioeconomic Findings Summary Growth is here & still coming Strategically guide it, embrace increased diversity, ensure housing & employment Strong wealth & education Closely l linked, many work outside City, concerns for unskilled & semi-skilled workers, long-term training/workforce development Role in the Metro Area Bedroom community, families, commercial businesses follow residents, retail job growth is double-edged, edged jobs/housing balance

64 Questions & Answers

65 Planning Stations Project Prattville Logo Live and Work Transportation ti Hot Spots Change vs. Preserve The 1996 Plan Refreshment Comment Cards

66 Next Steps Planning Stations Questions & Comments Public Workshop in February

Market and Fiscal Impact Analysis of the Phase 2 Metrorail Extension to Loudoun County. Loudoun County April 19, 2011

Market and Fiscal Impact Analysis of the Phase 2 Metrorail Extension to April 19, 2011 BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES RCLCO (Robert Charles Lesser & Co.) is a national real estate advisory firm based in Bethesda