General Plan - Moreno Valley

TABLE OF CONTENTSMORENO VALLEY GENERAL PLANLIST OF TABLESPageTable 4-1 Parkland Needs 4-5Table 4-2 Future Park Acquisition 4-5Table 5-1 Level of Service Description 5-5Table 6-1 1,899 Priority 1 (P1) Calls For Service 6-1Table 6-2 Part 1 Crimes – City Comparisons 6-2Table 6-3 Uniform Crime Report Statistics – Part 1 Crimes 6-3Table 6-4 Deployment of Patrol Officers 6-4Table 6-5 Traffic Collisions and Citations 6-5Table 8-1 City of Moreno Valley Historical Population Growth8-3Riverside County Historical Population GrowthTable 8-2 1987 SCAG Population Projection City of Moreno Valley 8-5Table 8-3 Preliminary Draft Forecast for Population Moreno Valley 8-5Table 8-4 Family Life Cycle8-6Mean AgesTable 8-5 Moreno Valley Ethnicity and Household Size 8-7Table 8-6 Estimated Development Costs Owner Housing Prototypes 8-11Table 8-7 Homeowner Subsidy Requirements Single Family 3 Bedroom 8-13Table 8-8 Homeowner Subsidy Requirements Townhouse 2 Bedroom 8-13Table 8-9 Homeowner Subsidy Requirements Townhouse 3 Bedroom 8-14Table 8-10 Households Overpaying for Housing – All Incomes 8-15Table 8-11 Households with Overcrowding Problems 8-16Table 8-12 Wage Needed to Afford a Fair Market Rent8-17Work Necessary to Afford Fair Market Rent at Minimum WageTable 8-13 Housing Stock Additions City of Moreno Valley 8-19Table 8-14 Building Permit Activity City of Moreno Valley 1986-1999 8-20Table 8-15 Services Provided 8-28Table 8-16 Existing Transitional Housing Units 8-29Table 8-17 Affordable Housing Units in Moreno Valley 8-30Table 8-18 Moreno Valley Regional Housing Needs Allocation 8-31Table 8-19 Housing Produced or Approved Meeting RHNA Requirement 8-31Table 8-20 Very Low-Income Housing Development Potential 8-33Table 8-21 Low-Income Housing Development Potential 8-38Table 8-22 Moderate-Income Housing Development Potential 8-40Table 8-23 Above Moderate-Income Housing Development Potential 8-41Table 8-24 Proposed Redevelopment Agency Budget 8-43xi July 11, 2006