Draft EUG Master Plan Update, February 2010

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BACKGROUND AND INVENTORY CHAPTER 1 Table 1-9 shows employment distribution. Employment in EUG’s market service area is distributed among several categories, the greatest being service. Table 1-9: Employment by Sector SectorPercentage Services 30.31 Retail Trade 17.13 Manufacturing 13.80 State and Local Government 13.72 Finance, Insurance & Real Estate 6.36 Construction 5.00 Transportation, Communications & Public Utilities 3.15 Wholesale Trade 3.09 Farm Employment 3.04 Agricultural Services, other 2.35 Federal Civilian Government 1.28 Federal Military Government 0.64 Mining 0.11 Source: Woods & Poole 4.3 Income Table 1-10: Historic and Projected Income Per Capita Table 1-10 shows EUG’s market service area average Income Per Capita income per capita, both historic and projected. This Year (1996 Dollars) income per capita has increased from $22,023 in 1997 Historic to $23,938 in 2006, a 0.93% CAGR. The income per 1997 $22,023 capita is projected to increase to $25,126 in 2011, to 1998 $22,649 $26,361 in 2016, and to $29,035 in 2026, representing a 1999 $22,922 0.97% CAGR. 2000 $23,308 2001 $23,607 Evaluation of the socioeconomic variables of population, 2002 $23,489 employment, and income indicate a healthy economy 2003 $23,259 expected to experience modest growth. The economy 2004 $23,560 of EUG’s market service area is diverse, and economic 2005 $23,776 stability is expected to continue. 2006 $23,938 Projection 2011 $25,126 2016 $26,361 2026 $29,035 CAGR 1997-20060.93% CAGR 2006-20260.97% Source: Woods & Poole 1-20 Eugene Airport Master Plan Update (February 2010)