Ordinance 3370-14 - Laserfiche WebLink

3. Single Family Rates: The data on all new single family detached residential units in County Assessor's data were compared with the District's student record data, and the number of students at each grade level living in those units was determined. The records of 2,745 single family detached units were compared with data on 15,521 students registered in the District, and the following matches were found by grade level(s}*: AI*..y��yy Si,T: 4.640:04C-14"Viiitt K 109 0.040 1 120 0.044 i 2 128 0.047 3 121 0.044 4 104 0.038 • 5 94 0.034 6 99 0,036 7 I 103 0.038 8 105 0.038 9 97 i 0.035 10 91 0.033 11 103 0.038 12 74 0027 l K-5 676 0,246 6-8 307 0.112 9-12 365 0.133 K-12 1348 1 1 0,491 4. Large Multi-Family Developments: Snohomish County Assessor's data does not specifically indicate the number of units or bedrooms contained in large multi-family developments. Additional research was performed to obtain this information from specific parcel ID searches, and information provided by building management, when available. Information obtained included the number of 0-1 bedroom units, the number of 2+ bedroom units, and specific addresses of 0-1 bedroom units. If specific addresses or unit numbers of 0-1 bedroom units were not provided by building management, the assumption of matches being 2+ bedroom units was made. This assumption is supported by previous SGR studies. Small Multi-Family Developments: This method included all developments in the County Assessor's data containing four-piexes, tri-piexes, duplexes, condominiums and townhouses. This data contained information on the number of bedrooms for all townhouses and condominiums. Specific parcel ID searches were performed for duplex and larger units in cases where number of bedroom data was missing.