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<br />Park County Parcel Summary <br />Figures from 1997 and 2003 Abstract of Assessment <br /> <br />1997 <br /> <br />2003 <br /> <br />Difference <br /> <br />V Bcant Land Parcels <br />Residential 24,770 <br />CODDDeftUd 21 <br /> <br />25,761 <br />79 <br /> <br />+991 <br />+58 <br /> <br />Built Land Parcels <br />Residential <br />Commercial <br />Manufacturing <br /> <br />8,236 <br />233 <br />o <br /> <br />10,307 <br />285 <br />3 <br /> <br />+2,071 <br />+52 <br />+3 <br /> <br />Acres in Ag <br /> <br />323,374 <br /> <br />266,510 <br /> <br />.. 56,864 <br /> <br />During this time frame, two subdivisions were approved for a total of approximately 100 <br />new parcels. The largest majority of new parcels (approximately 900-) were created under <br />3S-acre splits or one additional lot splits. Both processes are subdivision exemption <br />processes and also exempt from augmentation water requirements. I would predict these <br />exemption divisions to continue being the way most lots are created in Park County <br />because of minimal costs involved and lack of need to purchase augmentation water. <br /> <br />So far in 2004, two subdivisions with a total of approximately 50 parcels have been <br />approved. These also have augwater in place. No other subdivisions are currently being <br />processed by the county. I know at least one developer is currently in the process of <br />changing ag water to aug water and I expect will rile a subdivision application sometime <br />this year for at least 400 homes. <br /> <br />With approximately 26,000 vacant lots in the county which either have aug water in place <br />or don't require aug water, the ''new water" needed is possibly much less than the 14,000 <br />acre feet currently projected. It is unrealistic to assume all the future growth will take <br />place on these lots, but I'm sure a large portion of it will as well as on future exempted <br />divisions of land. <br /> <br />Hope this info is helpful in refining future water supply figures for Park County. <br />