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BCC Regular Meeting
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07/15/2014
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Board of County Commissioners
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Gifford Neighborhood Plan
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Gifford Neighborhood Plan 2014 <br /> According to the County's MPO Traffic Analysis Zone (TAZ) data, there are 1467 persons employed in the Gifford area. Of these <br /> 1,467 employees, 660 are employed in the industrial sector, 313 in the commercial sector, and 494 in the service sector. The 7 TAZs <br /> surrounding Gifford have a combined 2,297 employees. In total, Gifford and the surrounding area contain about 3,764 employees. <br /> Community Disadvantage Index (CDI) <br /> The Community Disadvantage Index (CDI) is an index developed by Janet Lauritsen, professor at Department of Criminology and <br /> Criminal Justice at University of Missouri, commonly used to summarize the general socio-economic conditions of an area. It is a <br /> combination of several measures gathered from U.S. Census data at the census tract level and is generally considered to be more <br /> reliable than any single indicator used by itself. The CDI combines three weighted factors: the percent of persons living below the <br /> federal poverty line, the percent of persons receiving public assistance, and the percent of families with minor children that are <br /> female-headed. <br /> CDI scores range from 0 to 10, where 10 indicates that the census tract is among the most disadvantaged in the country and 0 <br /> indicates that the tract is among the least disadvantaged. Specifically, 9 indicates that the tract is more disadvantaged than 90% of <br /> other tracts in the country; 8 is more disadvantaged than 80% of tracts: <br /> The 2010 CDI for Census Tract 503.02 that covers Gifford area is 10. <br /> N <br /> Community Development Indian River County 35 <br />
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