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2001-53
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7/23/2001
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144
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<br />Sector Two <br /> <br />Chapter 2 - Today <br /> <br />In recent years, more apartment units than houses have been constructed or proposed <br />within the city, so the percentage of renter occupied units is expected to rise. However, in <br />Sector Two, the majority of construction since 1990 has been new single family homes. <br />Over 200 homes have been built in Sector Two since 1990 primarily in the Greater Castle <br />Forest neighborhood with scattered construction of homes in the Oak Heights, Westover, <br />Southwest Hills, and Weatherford Heights neighborhoods. In addition, the Bishop's <br />Crossing subdivision south of Castle Forest (now known as Franklin Square) will include <br />a total of 159 new single family houses at full buildout. Since 1990, 34 duplex units and <br />no apartments have been built in the Sector. In addition, there has been no other new <br />construction since 1990 in Sector Two. Although 2000 Census figures are not yet <br />available on owner-vs.-renter occupied units, Sector Two should continue to see a trend <br />towards a higher percentage of owner occupancy as new single family homes continue to <br />be built in the area. <br /> <br />Adopted: July 23, 2001 <br /> <br />2-14 <br />
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