| Retail Growth, Square Feet |
Statistic | Source References |
| 660,000 | CFA estimate of retail growth in square feet, from 2004 through 2014 The CFA forecasts the city to be fiscally viable at this growth rate and current levels of service. |
CFA pages 24, 32, 57, A-7 |
| 1,010,000 | CFA alternative estimate for sensitivity analysis for
higher commercial growth. Town Center already has commercial
entitlements for this level of growth. This level of commercial growth (350,000 feet over the base estimate) would increase city fiscal surpluses by an annual amount between $136,000 and $860,000 by 2014. It estimates that taxable sales per capita would increase from $5,800 to $7,200. |
CFA pages 24, 33, 57 |
| 1.9 million |
CFA estimate for total growth in "other nonresidential"
square footage between 2004 and 2014. In addition to retail, this
includes uses such as industrial and non-retail commercial. |
CFA pages 33, A-7 |
| 2.6 million |
CFA estimate for total growth at ultimate buildout in "other nonresidential" square footage. In addition to retail, this includes uses such as non-retail commercial and industrial. | CFA page 33 |
| 2.5 million |
Opponents' claim for size of retail space that would need to be "rushed out" for city fiscal viability. Nothing in the CFA substantiates this. In fact, this is 3.8 times the number actually cited in the CFA (660,000 sq ft) for retail growth from 2004 through 2014. |
None |