The group is nearing completion of a draft for an Industrial Lands Economic Study. Not yet released to the public, the draft study is an inventory of the parcels, jobs, businesses and vacant lots in the city’s remaining industrial areas. For example, it notes that the industrial areas in the city create 106,000 jobs. And it is this document — thus far negotiated in private meetings — that will help eventually determine which lands stay industrial and which could be opened up for other forms of commercial or even residential development.