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development proposed in the General Plan 2045. (2) The remaining population increase was distributed between block
groups containing parcels within the Fox Hills and Hayden Tract development focused areas. The parcel area (in acres)
rezoned as residential/mixed use and the allowable dwelling unit (DU) per acre for that zoning type (i.e. 100 DU/Acre in Fox
Hills and 65 DU/Acre in the Hayden Tract) determined the maximum potential population for each development area and
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