Ordinance 2529-01 - Laserfiche WebLink

Michael J. McCormick, FAICP 2420 Columbia SW Olympia, Washington 98501 Office: (360) 754-2916 FAX (360) 754-3448 March 28, 2000 Memorandum To: Heidi Berger-Hansen From: Mike McCormick Re: Student Generation Rates (SGR) for the Mukilteo School District This memorandum contains the 1999-2000 Student Generation Rates (SGR) for both single family and multiple family residential development as required by Snohomish County. The methodology used to produce these rates is consistent with the methodology developed for the Marysville School District in 1998.1 The rates have been calculated for single family, one bedroom multiple family and two or more bedrooms multiple family residential development. The survey area included all of the territory within the boundaries of the Mukilteo School District. The analysis is based on projects constructed between 1992 through 1999. The primary sources of information are Snohomish County and the Mukilteo School District. The process of analysis involved gathering the residential development data from 1992 through 1999 from the county. The addresses of each of these developments were matched with student addresses from this school year. This data was aggregated to show the number of students in each of the grade groupings for each type of residential development. The primary source of the development activity information was the MetroScan data provided by the count?. The district supplemented this data by adding information on the apartment number and number of bedrooms in each unit of multiple family housing in the study.3 A comparison of 'The 2000 analysis has been helped by improvements in the MetroScan data: First, the data is up-to-date with 1999 developments included. Second,the data is comprehensive by including permit information from incorporated and unincorporated jurisdictions within the district. The grouping's of single family and multiple family is consistent with Title 26C. Single family are limited to single family detached units including mobile homes. Multiple family includes single family attached,duplexes and condominiums. 2 The data provided by the county contained a variety of information including parcel number,land use code (including number of units),street address and year built. For the purpose of calculating the SGR's,street number and name were extracted for comparison with student addresses. 3 The general assumption is that all units which are in the 1999 data are currently available for occupancy. This has the potential to slightly overstate the number of available units and,thereby, understate the SGR's. Where the district's information indicated that a multiple family unit was not fully completed and open for occupancy,that c ,v