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Ord 2023-071 adopting the “Vision SMTX Comprehensive Plan” as the Comprehensive Plan of the City of San Marcos; adopting the Preferred Scenario Map therein as the future land use map of the Cit
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Ord 2023-071 adopting the “Vision SMTX Comprehensive Plan” as the Comprehensive Plan of the City of San Marcos; adopting the Preferred Scenario Map therein as the future land use map of the Cit
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10/15/2024
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A COMMUNITY-BASED VISION <br /> to 2020 (83,960 residents to 241,067 residents).As of 2020, Hays County had <br /> 82,767 households and 89,176 housing units. Comal County immediately south <br /> also experienced 49 percent growth from 2010 to 2020, contributing to the 1-35 <br /> corridor from San Antonio to Austin being named the fastest growing region in the <br /> country based on percentage growth of population. <br /> San Marcos accounts for approximately 30 percent of the total Hays County <br /> population and has captured nearly 27 percent of the population growth in the <br /> County since 2000. Because of this high capture rate, San Marcos has grown at a <br /> faster rate than the County over the past two decades (55%vs. 45%). The average <br /> household size of San Marcos (2.26 people per household) is less than Hays <br /> County(2.75 people per household). <br /> According to the San Marcos Consolidated School District(SMCISD) Fall 2022 <br /> District Demographics Update (School District Strategies),the 15-year average <br /> district growth rate is 1 percent. District enrollment increased by 3.4 percent from <br /> Fall 2021 to Fall 2022 with a net growth of 277 students. Growth over the past <br /> year represents the largest percentage increase since 2013-2014 and the highest <br /> actual growth in students during the past 15 years. Increases in growth stem from <br /> new housing construction in San Marcos. The majority of new home construction <br /> between Fall 2021 to Fall 2022 is occurring in the Rodriguez, Hernandez, and <br /> Bowie Elementary school zones as well as the Miller Middle School zone. Within <br /> this time period, the district's median new home price was a record $368,104. <br /> The district student yield is an average of 0.49 students per single family home <br /> with new home subdivisions producing an average of 0.34 students per home. <br /> Apartments in the district produce an average <br /> yield of 0.14 enrolled students per apartment <br /> unit. <br /> Moderate scenario growth projections for <br /> the district are estimated at 2 percent annual 4 <br /> growth through 2032. <br /> OW <br /> w <br /> Booth at the Arts Squared Arts Market,Downtown Courthouse <br /> Square. <br /> 16 SAN MARCOS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 2024 <br />
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