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I-5:Aurora Donald Interchange(Exit 278) Interchange Area Management Plan for Marion County Approval ODOT KN19062 Oregon Department of Transportation—Region 2 list of permitted or conditional uses in a zone that are suitable for a particular location."The Marion County Assessor's property records indicate there are no permanent buildings or dwellings on the site.To avoid undesirable or conflicting uses, the LU Overlay Zone can be used to identify the appropriate uses for a property, or properties, by requiring conditional use permits for uses normally permitted in the zone. The LU Overlay designation may also be applied to comply with use limitations for a goal exception required by OAR 660-004. The ID-LU property has a specific set of conditions of approval for the site detailed in a series of land use cases from Marion County and appeal rulings through the Oregon State Land Use Board of Appeals. Appendix B provides details of the conditions of approval. Generally,the uses for the site are limited to specific permitted accessory uses to the travel center/truck stop located to the east across Bents Road, and any development on the site is subject to the relocation of Bents Road to the west,such that it intersects Ehlen Road across from Bents Court. 2.2.2 Growth and Demographics Demographic information related to historical and forecast population growth was evaluated to provide an understanding of forecast transportation needs. The study area includes three U.S. Census Bureau block groups. The following table summarizes demographic characteristics for these block groups (see Table 2-1). Table 2-1. Demographic Summary Total Population Median Income Poverty Status Minority Marion County 330,453 $53,828 16% 18% BG 1,CT 102.01 1,168 $89,886 5% 5% BG 2,CT 102.01 1,521 $63,472 10% 23% BG 1,CT 102.02 1,227 $53,173 0% 2% B19013:Median household income in the past 12 months(in 2017 inflation-adjusted dollars),households. C17002:Ratio of Income to Poverty Level in the past 12 months,population for whom poverty status is determined. B02001:Race,total population. Source:U.S.Census Bureau,2013-2017 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates Portland State University's (PSU) Population Research Center conducted a Coordinated Population Forecast for Marion County, areas within urban growth boundaries (UGB)for Aurora and Donald, and unincorporated areas outside UGBs for the time period from 2017 to 2067.The study shows that Marion County's population has been steadily growing from 2000 to 2010 with an average annual growth rate of 1 percent.The City of Donald has the highest average annual growth rate of 4.9 percent between 2000 and 2010.The study also forecast that Marion County will grow at a faster pace in the near term (2017 to 2035)than in the long term (beyond 2036). The PSU study reports forecast populations as shown in Table 2-2. Detailed information from this study and the Cities of Donald and Aurora are included in Appendix C. Table 2-2. Forecast Population 2035 2067 Marion County 405,352 513,142 Aurora UGB 1,321 1,622 Donald UGB 1,555 2,150 Source:Population Research Center 2-4 July 2020 1274-3012-031