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In 2006 the Minnesota State Demographer's Office projected a <br />population of 46,638 for the City of Elk River by 2035. While <br />the City anticipates more growth, it is recognized that the City <br />desires to preserve its character and that the utility system has <br />limitations. As such, Elk River anticipates a total population <br />of 34,890 by 2035. The following projections were made <br />using a growth rate of 615 people per year, which is based on <br />the average building permits over the past fifteen years and a <br />household size of three people per household. <br />Population Estimates and Projections <br />Elk River comprehensive Plan <br />Table 4 -B: Forecasted Population Change: 2015 -2035 <br />2015 <br />Change <br />Change <br />Change <br />Change <br />Place <br />2020 <br />2030 <br />2035 <br />Population <br />2010 -2015 <br />2010 -2020 <br />2020 -2030 <br />2030 -2035 <br />City of Elk <br />23,172 <br />1 % <br />26,600 <br />16% <br />31,960 <br />20% <br />34,890 <br />26% <br />River <br />City of <br />17,498 <br />29% <br />20,402 <br />50% <br />25,473 <br />25% <br />27,673 <br />9% <br />Otsego <br />Big Lake <br />10,456 <br />42% <br />11,658 <br />58% <br />13,806 <br />18% <br />14,857 <br />8% <br />Township <br />City of Big <br />13,581 <br />35% <br />15,686 <br />56% <br />19,503 <br />24% <br />21,370 <br />10% <br />La ke <br />Livonia <br />8,137 <br />37% <br />9,318 <br />57% <br />11,454 <br />23% <br />12,498 <br />9% <br />Township <br />City of <br />7,380 <br />41% <br />8,595 <br />64% <br />10,802 <br />26% <br />1 1 ,881 <br />10% <br />Zimmerman <br />Sherburne <br />119,040 <br />35% <br />134,390 <br />52% <br />161,990 <br />21% <br />175,410 <br />8% <br />County <br />State of <br />N/A <br />N/A <br />5,772,258 <br />9% <br />6,182,306 <br />7% <br />N/A <br />N!A <br />Minnesota <br />Source: Minnesota State Demographer, WSB and City of Elk River (Building Permit Data and Household Size Projections) <br />22 / Chapter 4: Community Context <br />