Ordinance 2529-01 - Laserfiche WebLink

y MetroScan did not provide discrete addresses (i.e. apartment numbers) and numbers of bedrooms for many of the multifamily units. Consequently, the methodology used to differentiate between these types of units involved a survey to identify a representative sample of multi-family units containing 0-1 bedrooms, calculating the SGR's of these units, and then subtracting these from the overall multi-family SGR's to obtain SGR's for the multi-family units with 2+bedrooms. Large Multi Family Developments: District representatives met with building managers of six large multi-family projects contained in MetroScan, and obtained the specific addresses of all 0-1 bedroom units in those developments. The same information was also obtained from a large apartment complex constructed after the June 1999 ending date of the MetroScan data. In all, these developments contained 665 multi-family housing units, of which 220 were classified as 0-1 bedroom units. The addresses of these 0-1 bedroom units were then compared electronically with the District's student record system, and the number of students at each grade level living in those units was determined. Condominiums and Townhouses: Some condominium and townhouse records in MetroScan did contain specific addresses for individual units, but did not accurately indicate numbers of bedrooms. In order to include these units in the survey, an assumption was made that those units less than 846 S.F. in size were in the 0-1 bedroom classification. 846 S.F. was selected because it is the midpoint between the "average" size of a 0-1 bedroom unit (695 S.F.) and a 2+ bedroom unit (997 S.F.), as predicted by Snohomish County in their recent calculation of Average Assessed Valuation of these types of units. This method identified eleven condominium and townhouse units in the MetroScan data under 846 S.F.. The specific addresses of these units were then compared electronically with the District's student record system, and the number of students at each grade level living in those units was determined. In total, the records of 231 multi-family units with 0-1 bedrooms were compared with 17,944 registered students in the District, and the following matches were found: K-5 = 7, 6-8 = 1, and 9-12 = 0. This resulted in the following SGR's: K-5 6-8 9-12 K-12 Multi-Family 0-1 BR .030 .004 .000 .034 Subtracting these rates from the overall multifamily rates produced the following SGR's: K-5 6-8 9-12 K-12 Multi-Family 2+BR .106 .054 .060 .220 6. Summary of Student Generation Rates: K-5 6-8 9-12 K-12 Single Family .277 .116 .120 .513 Multi-Family 0-1 BR .030 .004 .000 .034 Multi-family 2+ BR .106 .054 .060 .220 _