
KK, got me there. I do like the link for info.
Perhaps I was thinking about the National average as 2.5 children per household and maybe St. Mary's County and Maryland is below the national average but I am not sure. So for now KK is here correct.

But now back to the subject and back to the point that the new growth at the Pax Navy Base is overcrowding our entire area and infrastructure.
SEE, the Enterprise Friday January 27, 2006, (Yesterday's) page A-6 reports that the new contract for the Joint Strike Fighter project is to have about 700 workers when it gets fully staffed. (Plus their families of course). So this one project will have 700 workers and the other has 250 and they be coming here soon.
So if we use KK's calculations of 2.72 per household then well over 1750 new people coming here just on this one (1) project. If that averages out to only one child per household (700) then that one job for the Navy Base expantion with have enough children to fill up a 700 student school all by itself.
Plus they each (700) need one home each so our area must supply 700 more homes just for this Joint Strike Fighter project and I do not think those contractors will want to live in trailers (with an "e"). Nor will they fancy their children going to school in trailers because of overcrowding.
Also coming is the Presidential Helicopter with its own workforce, and the Multi-Mission Aircraft project, and much more as auxileries.
It is a greed attack against our home, and see Steny Hoyer in the picture background on page A-6, of that Enterprise report, because it is not a military need but done through the oligarchy greed.

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