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I' •1 91 • 1 <br />As of February, 1982 the Housing Authority is assisting 560 <br />households and has a waiting list of an additional 370 households. <br />I <br />5.11.2 Impacts <br />I' Project Impacts <br />I <br />1 Table 38 displays the estimated number of employment opportun- <br />ities generated by each land use. Currently there are approximately <br />(' 1,370 retail occupation related employees in the existing Fashion Square <br />i and Mainstreet Center shopping centers. <br />L <br />As shown in Table 38, the proposed project has the potential <br />to generate an estimated 8,630 employees. This represents approximately <br />29 percent of the average annual job growth for the County. <br />�- The occupational profile of those projected employees is shown <br />in Table 39. <br />The creation of 8,630 employment positions in the City of <br />Santa Ana will have an impact on housing demands. However, there are <br />1 <br />several factors that should be considered in analyzing the nature of <br />this impact. <br />- 6,593 (refer to Table 39) of the projected employees will <br />be low income employees many of which will be lower - <br />skilled part-time workers. It is anticipated that most of <br />those positions will be filled by persons already residing <br />in Santa Ana or in the surrounding area and willing to <br />commute to work (Refer back to Table 32). <br />I- <br />Many of the lower paying service and clerical positions <br />will be filled by women and by recent high school graduates <br />entering the job market. Those incomes, for the most part, <br />will not be primary incomes. <br />At <br />75D-309 <br />