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Resolution No. 4834 Exhibit
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5/11/2005
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greater. Approximately one-third of Eugene renters pay more than 50.0% of their <br />household income to rent compared to approximately one-quarter of Springfield renters. <br /> <br />Age Distribution <br />Since 1990, in Eugene and Springfield each age group category experienced a <br />decrease in population except age groups 55-64 and 65 and older. In Lane County, <br />each age group category except age groups 55-64 experienced a decrease. <br /> <br />Lane County experienced a significant percent decrease in children under five years of <br />age at negative 1.4% compared to Eugene (9.7%) and Springfield (7.9%.). Although <br />Eugene and Springfield each experienced an increase in this age group, this age group <br />makes up less of the population than it did in1990. <br /> <br />In Springfield, children aged 17 and under comprise a greater percent of the population <br />than in Lane County or Eugene. Eugene's 18-24 year-old population is greater than in <br />Lane County or Springfield. <br /> <br />Adults 65 years of age or older make up a greater percent of the population in Lane <br />County compared to Springfield and Eugene. Since 1990, the median age has <br />increased in all three jurisdictions. <br /> <br />Education <br /> <br />Educational Attainment, Springfield <br /> <br />Did Not High School Some College <br />Graduate Graduate College or Graduate or <br />High School Associate Advanced <br /> Degree Degree <br /> <br />Educational Attainment, Eugene <br /> <br />Did Not High School Some College <br />Graduate Graduate College or Graduate or <br />High School Associate Advanced <br /> Degree Degree <br /> <br />In the Eugene and Springfield area, the number of people with an advanced education is <br />increasing, as are the number of people who graduate high school. There has been a <br />significant decrease in the number of people over age 25 with less than a ninth grade <br />education, this was down over 29.0% for Eugene and Lane County. Springfield had a <br />smaller decrease of 6.0%, but a larger percentage of its residents have less than a ninth <br />grade education at 3.4% or 1,808 people. In both cities, the percentage of the <br />population that graduated high school is over 80.0%, with all areas experiencing a <br />marked increase since 1990. The percentages of the population with advanced <br />education, such as bachelor's degrees or higher represent over 13.0% in Springfield and <br />37.0% in Eugene. Overall, the educational levels of the population are increasing, as <br />more people are staying in school or finishing school. This has lead to an increase in <br />not only high school graduates, but also portions of the population who attend some <br />form of higher educational institution. <br /> <br />33 <br /> <br /> <br />
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