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WHAT ARE ALTERNATIVE GROWTH SCENARIOS? <br /> <br />Alternative growth scenarios are a tool to facilitate agreement about the use of land <br />resources at a regional level. The scenarios provide critical information for local officials <br />to help them agree on a Preferred Growth Scenario that best meets the region's <br />development needs while preserving important natural resources and environmental <br />quality over the next 50 years. Together with the results of the public outreach on the <br />scenarios, the evaluation of the scenarios in this phase of Region 2050 will inform the <br />development of a Preferred Growth Scenario and regional goals, objectives, and actions <br />for the agreed-upon 2050 Regional Growth Management Strategy. <br /> <br />The Region 2050 alternative growth scenarios present three different ways growth can <br />be concentrated and distributed at the regional level and provide a basis for an <br />evaluation and public feedback. The final or "preferred" growth scenario that will be <br />incorporated into the Regional Growth Management Strategy will most likely be a hybrid <br />scenario that contains elements of all three of these alternatives. <br /> <br />WHERE DID THE SCENARIOS COME FROM? <br /> <br />In March, 2003, experts in the following seven fields worked in small groups to devise <br />their vision for the region from the perspective of their area of expertise: land use, <br />housing, the economy, transportation, natural resources, community facilities and <br />services, and education. This resulted in seven "regional vision maps." Staff worked <br />with the RTAC and Policy Board to identify the common elements among these seven <br />maps and to highlight unique elements in three alternative growth scenarios. The <br />Regional Policy Advisory Board unanimously approved these scenarios for evaluation <br />and public outreach on October 9, 2003. Please see the web site for the Regional <br />Growth Scenarios Workshop Report, April 29, 2003 for more information: <br />http://www, req ion2050, orqlpdflmeetin,qslO62OO31AIternativeGrowthScenarios, pdf <br /> <br />HOW ARE THE SCENARIOS EVALUATED? <br /> <br />The evaluation of the three alternative regional growth scenarios is based on criteria <br />developed from Regional Goals and Objectives unanimously approved by the Regional <br />Policy Advisory Board in the following seven quality of life categories: <br /> <br /> 1. Land Use <br /> 2. Housing <br /> 3. Economy <br /> 4. Environment <br /> 5. Public Facilities and Services <br /> 6. Transportation <br /> 7. Education <br /> <br /> <br />
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