Utility & District Demographics

Section C
Population Projections — Utility and Parcel Layers

Each year the District generates population projections for the 16 counties wholly or partially under its jurisdiction.

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Section C-1	GIS model population projections by county, utility and public supply service area
Section C-2	GIS model parcel-level population projections
Section C-2	GIS population projection model documentation

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Instructions

The utility and parcel layer projections include those population cohorts included in BEBR and Census estimates plus adjustments for seasonal population, tourists and net commuter populations. The most recent projections and technical documentation are addressed below.

These projections are based on the April 1, 2010 BEBR estimates through 2040 projections published in 2011 and available updates to local government Future Land Use Maps (FLUMs) collected in 2011. These projections are meant to be used for the basis of projections in water supply planning and water use permitting and to gather additional stakeholder input. They may be further refined, as appropriate, based on such input.

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Section C-1
GIS model population projections by county, utility and public supply service area

• GIS Model Population Projections – Excel file (01MAR2012) (File created using the 2011 Population Projections deliverables and the PSSA layer dated 3/1/2012)

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Section C-2
GIS model parcel-level population projections

These parcel-level projections, combined with any GIS boundary, can be used to develop population projections for any given area. (All files .exe). Note: Some executable file (*.exe) sizes may be over 120MB.

• Charlotte	• Hernando	• Levy	• Pinellas
• Citrus	• Highlands	• Manatee	• Polk
• DeSoto	• Hillsborough	• Marion	• Sarasota
• Hardee	• Lake	• Pasco	• Sumter

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Section C-3
GIS population projection model documentation

• Small-Area Population Projection Methodology Workshop, 2008 (1.1MB)
• Small-Area Population Projection Methodology of the SWFWMD, 2008
• Updates to the SWFWMD’s Small-Area Population Projection Model, 2008
• Updates to the SWFWMD’s Small-Area Population Projection Model, 2009

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1. Section A Maps — Public Supply Service Areas
2. Section B Data and Methods — Estimating Service Area Population Served
3. Section C Population Projections —
   Utility and Parcel Layers
4. Section D Population Projections —
   Regional Water Supply Plan
5. Section E Population Projections —
   Political and Geographic Boundaries of the District
6. Section F Public Supply Annual Reports and Significant Use