[CTPP] using the ACS to define metro areas

Estersohn Dan Dan.Estersohn at arbitron.com
Wed Jul 22 16:59:16 CDT 2009


The current proposal is for: 
    a few, small, adjustments to the delineation rules,
    delineation updates once every five years, and
    annual review only for new qualifying CBSAs. 
 
Feb.  12, 2009 Federal Register notice at
http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/assets/fedreg_2009/021209_msa.pdf
 
Dan Estersohn, 
Arbitron Inc

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Does anyone know whether metro areas, or whatever they are called, will
be adjusted annually based on results of the ACS county level data? Or
what data will be used in the definitions? Historically it's been based
on the decennial census numbers about county commuter patterns and
population growth.

 

 

Nancy Reger, AICP

Assistant Director, Transportation

Mid Ohio Regional Planning Commission

111 Liberty St. Suite 100

Columbus, Ohio 43215

p (614) 233-4154 / e nreger at morpc.org

www.morpc.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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