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Data for Decision Maker

by Illinois ResourceNet on Sep 22, 2010

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Census data can provide a unique picture of local communities, by providing information on indicators such as household income levels, the age and education-level of a population, the race and ethnic m...

Census data can provide a unique picture of local communities, by providing information on indicators such as household income levels, the age and education-level of a population, the race and ethnic makeup of a community and how a population has changed over time. This type of information is particularly useful when trying to write a grant proposal to demonstrate the need for resources within a community, or when trying to assess the needs and issues of a community. This session will explain how to access census information and use it to create maps and graphics to visualize the information being written about in proposal submissions.

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These fundamental questions are different than in the champaign deck
These fundamental questions are different than in the champaign deck
McHenry County Short-term Transportation Projects change map with projects
McHenry County Short-term Transportation Projects change map with projects
Transit-oriented development encourages compact and contiguous development surrounding transit stations to allow accessibility via alternative modes of transportation, reducing traffic congestion and energy consumption. The TOD scenario assesses the land use change implications of both the completion of several new transit stations in McHenry County and encouraging infill and re-development within a 1/2 mile radius around existing and new stations. While many who utilize the rail system for commuting may drive to their station of choice, the radius was determined by an average 15 minute walk.
Infill Areas with Change results
Invovles preserving agricultural land by implementing a 40-acre Minimum Zoning policy within agricultural protection areas rather than zone them as no-growth. In an area conforming to 40-acre Minimum Zoning new parcels of land bought or sold must have an area equal to 40 acres or larger. The Agricultural Preservation Districts are divided into a grid with each cell having an area of 40 acres. The simulation is run, once any cell within a 40-acre cell is developed, that cell is closed to further development. This ensures that a cell that develops within the Preservation District in question will have at least 40 acres of area around it free of other new development.
The IDNR GI scenario utilizes maps based on the Chicago Wilderness Green Infrastructure Vision as a reduced probability layer, and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources’/Natural History Survey’s “Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Plan” as no growth.
Des Plaines Watershed Reference Change with existing development.
SCALDS Results for Champaign Urbana land use and transportation
Agricultural, Residential and Commercial Industrial Water Demand for Chicago Region HUC 8 watersheds for the Reference Scenario

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