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CITY CLERK
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STAFF REPORTS
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2/28/2006
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15 Y
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SR 06:064B
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<br />The 2003 City of Pleasanton Resident and Employee Commute Surveys are another source <br />for examining commute behaviors of those who live and work in Pleasanton. A sample of <br />approximately 400 residents was identified and surveyed by telephone using random digit <br />dialing. For the employee survey, 30 local businesses agreed to participate (of 49 that were <br />selected) and questionnaires were distributed either electronically or as hard copies, <br />depending on the wishes of the employer. The City received a total of 640 completed <br />employee surveys. The results of the resident survey are fairly consistent with the 2000 <br />Census data. The most significant difference is an increase in employed Pleasanton <br />residents commuting to other Tri-Valley locations, from 15.9 percent in 2000 to 19.9 percent <br />as reported by the 2003 Commute Survey. <br /> <br />Because Pleasanton has more jobs than employed residents, and also due to the lack of a <br />perfect match between place of residence and work. only 20 percent of Pleasanton jobs were <br />held by Pleasanton residents in 2000 (see Table 10). This represents a significant drop from <br />1990, when over 27 percent of Pleasanton jobs were held by City residents. Almost half of <br />the jobs in 2000 were held by in-commuters from other Bay Area locations, contributing to <br />major in-commuting traffic congestion. The 2003 Employee Commute Survey shows similar <br />patterns. Some communities have sought to address this issue with initiatives to construct <br />more housing, in order to balance available housing supply with the level of jobs in the <br />community. <br /> <br />Table 10: Pleasanton Jobs by Place of Residence, 1990 - 2003 <br /> <br />Place of Residence <br /> <br /> U.S. Census <br /> % <br />1990 2000 Change. <br />Percent Percent '90. 'DO <br />27.3% 19.8% 18.4% <br />25.6% 23.2% 48.1% <br />36.6% 47.1% 109.5% <br />9.2% 8.4% 47.5% <br />1.3% 1.5% 89.1% <br />100% 100% 63.0% <br /> <br />Pleasanton Jobs Held by Pleasanton Residents <br />Pleasanton Jobs Held by Other Tri-Valley Residents <br />Pleasanton Jobs Held by Other Bay Area Residents (a) <br />Pleasanton Jobs Held by Central Valley Residents (b) <br />Pleasanton Jobs Held bv Others (c) <br /> <br />Total Jobs in Pleasanton (d) <br /> <br />Pleasanton <br />Commute <br />Survey <br />2003 <br />Percent <br />17.4% <br />27.2% <br />41.3% <br />14.1% <br />0.0% <br />100% <br /> <br />Notes: (a) Bay Area defined as the nine county region. <br />(b) Central Valley defined as the following Counties: Stanislaus, San Joaquin, and Sacramento. <br />(c) Other includes all those living outside of the Bay Area and the Central Valley as defined above. <br />(d) Does not include residents working in Pleasanton that live outside of California <br />Sources: 1990 and 2000 U.S. Census, CTPP Part 3; Pleasanton Commute Survey, 2003, Bay Area Economics. 2005. <br /> <br />Pleasanton Economic Development Background Report <br />RNAL - January 2006 <br /> <br />15 <br />
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