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ldb8L 19. _ Rural lands. Rural lands are those which are outs i.de -.the projected urban service area and are: (a) non - -urban agricultural, forest or open space lands, or (b) other lands suitable for sparse settl e- ment, such as small farms or acreage homes i tes with no or hardly any pub lic services, and which are not suitable, necessary or intended for urban use (refer to Graphic on page 4). See also Chapter II, Section C for a further description of timber lands and agricultural areas as separately depicted on the Plan diagram. 20. Simile - Family ,0wel l ing Unit A single -- family dwelling unit is a single-famTly detached structure on 'an individual parcel 21, Underdeveloped land. The vacant or agricultural portion of land on tax lots having more than one land use. 22, Underutilized human resources. Persons who are (1) unemployed or ( 2) employed part -time but want to work full time or (3) in posi- tions that do not fully utilize their skills. 23, Undeveloped land Complete tax lots which are vacant or used for agricultural purposes. , 24. Urban 2rowth boundary. A site - specific line, delineated on a map or by wr i description, that separates the projected urban service area from rural land (refer to graphic on� page 4) . 26. Urban lands. Urban lands -are .those places or areas which include an incorporated city. They may also include areas adjacent to and outside an incorporated city that (a) have supporting public facil- ities and services and/or (b) have .concentrations of people who general reside and work in the area. Such- concentrations include (1) an average of one or more dwelling units per gross acre or (2) subdivided and/or partitioned parcels averaging not over 'one- -third acre (refer to graphic on page 4) , 26. Urban service area, current,. The actual geograph i portion of the metropolitan area designated as urban land - and in which the minimum level of key urban facilities and services a_ re available or im- minent (refer to graphic on page 4)-,- 27. Urban service area, projected The estimated geographic urban- - izab l e area within which a full range of urban services wi 11 need to be extended or provided to accommodate urban development needs by a designated future point in time. It is primarily determined by population, land use and economic projections. Periodic adjust- ments to these projections are necessary to reflect changing con- ditions and more recent data (refer to graphic on page 4) , V-3