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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We’re talking about the projections the County makes before the apartments/condos are built. The argument made is that the apartments/condos will not be inhabited by families and kids. It will be mostly DINKs or elderly people. So the developers are not held accountable for building the corresponding schools. [/quote] Right. The county explicitly takes into account the actual addresses given by actual students in MCPS. See here, for example: http://montgomeryplanning.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/20180621AnnualSchoolTestPBPres.pdf And as far as I know, nobody in the county says that apartments/condos are not inhabited by families and kids. If you have heard somebody say otherwise, please tell us who, where, and when. [/quote] yes they know children live in apartments and condos..[b]but the number expected is less than it would be for a SFH[/b]. I have seem the numbers but not recently. MCPS is known for under estimating the number of kids in multi-family dwellings though.[/quote] Consider the possibility that this is because it actually is less. The current county, county-wide student generation rates for K-12 are: single-family detached: 0.465 (1,000 single-family detached houses generate 465 K-12 students) single-family attached: 0.491 (1,000 single-family attached houses generate 491 K-12 students) multi-family low/medium-rise: 0.408 (1,000 apartments/condos in low/medium-rise buildings generate 408 K-12 students) multi-family high-rise: 0.139 (1,000 apartments/condos in high-rise buildings generate 139 K-12 students) http://montgomeryplanning.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/20180621AnnualSchoolTestPBPres.pdf The City of Rockville may have its own generation rates; I don't know.[/quote]
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