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Pleasanton Comprehensive Fee Update and Nexus Study November 2024 <br /> <br />12 <br /> <br /> <br />Table 3 Existing Development and Development at Buildout <br /> <br />At buildout, the service population is projected to reach 128,510, with new growth <br />accounting for about 22.7 percent of the service population total at that time as shown in <br />Table 4. New residents are estimated to account for approximately 68.4 percent of the <br />growth in service population while new employees account for the remaining 31.6 <br />percent. These proportions are used to allocate costs for many of the facilities included in <br />the DIF, unless otherwise indicated. These percentages are used repeatedly throughout <br />the nexus study to allocate cost between new and existing (22.7 percent) and between <br />residential and non-residential development (68.4 and 31.6 percent, respectively). <br /> <br />Amount % Change <br />Resident Population1 76,459 96,400 19,941 26.1% <br />Housing Units 30,992 37,781 6,788 21.9% <br />Employment2 55,650 78,084 22,434 40.3% <br />Nonresidential Development (KSF)19,886 28,024 8,138 40.9% <br />Service Population3 99,343 128,510 29,167 29.4% <br />(1) Resident population growth is sourced from 6th Cycle Housing Element Draft EIR. <br />(2) Employment growth is based on an employees to residents ratio of 0.81 at the time of buildout. <br />(3) Service population represents a measure of public service demand in which employees are given a 40 <br />percent weighting of residents, due to more modest service demands. It is calculated by adding total <br />residential population and 40 percent of total employment (see Table 2 ). <br />Item Existing Buildout <br />Growth <br />Sources: City of Pleasanton Housing Element Draft EIR; Fehr & Peers; Economic & Planning Systems, <br />Page 73 of 893