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8/29/2006
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND FLEET <br /> The public buildings and fleet development fees are calculated using the incremental expansion <br /> approach. The components included in the fee consist of non-enterprise fund public buildings and <br /> vehicles and equipment that was not specifically identified in the other fee calculations of this <br /> report. All costs have been allocated to residential and nonresidential development and standards <br /> are calculated on a per capita basis for residential fees and square footage for nonresidential <br /> development.Average household size is used to determine the residential development fees while a <br /> per-1,000 square feet calculation is performed for nonresidential development. <br /> The table on the following page lists the City's current inventory of public buildings. City staff <br /> estimate similar downtown land to cost $871,200 per acre. The value of the City's current public <br /> buildings facilities inventory totals $12,191,594. Since 75% of the public building use is related to <br /> residential users, the value is adjusted accordingly. This value is divided by the current population <br /> resulting in a cost per person figure of $222.75 ($12,191,594 x 75% = $9,143,695 / 41,050 <br /> population = $222.75). To calculate the fee, the cost per capita is multiplied by the residential <br /> density of 2.11 for a fee of$470.00. <br /> Additional vehicles will also be needed as the City grows. The table on the next page lists the City's <br /> current inventory of vehicles used in general government operations. These vehicles have a total ,...., <br /> value of $1,084,584. This results in a per person cost of $20.22 for ($1,084,584 x 75% / 41,050 <br /> population =$19.82).To calculate the fee,the cost per capita is multiplied by the residential density <br /> of 2.11 for a fee of $41.82. The total residential public building and fleet impact fee would be <br /> $511.82. <br /> The nonresidential fee is computed by apportioning 25% of the public buildings and support <br /> vehicles to nonresidential use per 1,000 square feet. This value is then used to determine the fee of <br /> $259.78 for land, buildings and parking and $23.11 for support vehicles per 1,000 square feet of <br /> nonresidential. ($12,191,594 x 25%) / (11,732,249/1,000) = $259.78 + (1,084,584 x 25%) / <br /> (11,732,249/1,000) = $23.11 or a total nonresidential fee of$282.89. <br />
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