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This spreadsheet shows data about Shasta County's growth and development. It has three sheets. The first sheet shows parcel numbers and how they are expected to change from 2010 to 2040. It has 44 rows and 6 columns. The rows show different years and the columns show different types of parcels. The second sheet shows details about development projects in Shasta County. It has 224 rows and 18 columns. The rows show different projects and the columns show details about each project, like the address, land use, and number of units. The third sheet has information about parcels in Shasta County. It has at least 4999 rows and 37 columns. The rows show different parcels and the columns show details about each parcel, like the parcel ID, coordinates, and land use. This data can be used to understand how Shasta County is growing and changing, and to plan for future development.
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This spreadsheet is about Shasta County's land use and population data for 2025. It has 34 rows and 8 columns. The first row has headers like "Year" and "Industrial." The last row has numbers like 2025 and 0.8. The spreadsheet has numbers for things like population, land area, and building sizes. It also has a table with 93,051 rows and 37 columns. This table has headers like "parcelid" and "sqft_p." The last row has numbers like 100,013 and 664,757. This spreadsheet helps planners understand how the county's land and people are organized. It shows where people live, how big their homes are, and what types of buildings are in the county. This information helps planners make decisions about where to build new roads, schools, and other important things.
This plain-language summary was generated by AI and may contain errors. The linked document is the official record.