City of Cedar Falls Comprehensive Plan

DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE | CHAPTER 1

permanent UNI student population is excluded from these growth rates. This al- lows the projection to grow the student population at a rate that is in keeping with UNI long-term planning. The student population growth is therefore based on UNI’s goal to increase total enrollment from 13,201 in 2010 to 14,500 by 2020, and then remain steady throughout the remainder of the planning period.

Table 1.7 Resident ial Cons t ruc t ion Ac t i v i ty 2000 -2009 2000

Single Family 2 – 4 Family Multi Family Total Permits

104 60 34

198

2001 92

50

194 336

2002 84

24 78

186

2003 140

32 84

256

2004 167

26 32

225

2005 165

69

164 398

2006 125

116 70

311

2007 127

77 22

226

2008 115

12 0

127

2009 108

32 24

164

Source: City of Cedar Falls Table 1.8 - Pr oje c ted Populat ion for Cedar Fal ls Through 2030 (Adjus ted for UNI student populat ion) 2000

2010

0.5% Growth Rate 0.85% Growth Rate 1.0% Growth Rate 1.25% Growth Rate 1.5% Growth Rate

Construction (Avg. 241 du/yr) Source: Census 2010

36,145 36,145 36,145 36,145 36,145 36,145

39,260 39,260 39,260 39,260 39,260 39,260

Figure 1.3 - Pr oje c ted Populat ion through 2030 - CEDAR FALL S, IOWA 2015

40,545 41,097 41,337 41,738 42,144 42,212

2020

41,664 42,807 43,308 44,158 45,027 45,165

2010 119

80 22

221

Total Average 1346

578 724

2,648

122 53 66

241

2025

42,480 44,253 45,040 46,388 47,784 48,117

2030

43,316 45,762 46,861 48,762 50,755 51,069

Figure 1.3 - This figure shows multiple scenarios for Cedar Falls’ population growth through the year 2030. This plan recom- mends the 1.25% annual growth rate, shown here in purple.

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