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Mukilteo S.D. Student Generation Rates March 28, 2000 Page 2 the street addresses of the new developments with the addresses of each of the district's students from the 1999-2000 year produced a record of each unit occupied by a student. This information was aggregated into the three grade groupings and produced student generation rates for single family and for both one bedroom and two or more bedrooms multiple family. Single Family 4 Multiple Family' All 1-bedroom 2 or More K through 5 0.332 0.170 0.02() 0.265 6 through 8 0.156 0.045 0.000 0.074 9 through 12 0.194 0.053 0.010 0.080 Total 0.682 0.269 0.029 0.420 The SGR were calculated on a 100% sample of all single and multi-family constructed between 1992 and 1999.' The data contains all development activity. The residential development activity was extracted from the data provided by the county. CC: Grace Yuan, Preston, Gates and Ellis Attachments: Tables-- Mukilteo School District—Single Family Student Generation Rates Mukilteo School District—Multiple Family Student Generation Rates development was excluded from the analysis. The units in senior developments were similarly excluded from the count. A total of 251 units were excluded. 4 A total of 2430 single family residential units were counted between 1992 and 1999 within the school district boundary. These include 105 manufactured homes. There are a total of 1658 students from these units. A total of 2019 multi-family units(two or more units per structure)were counted between 1992 and 1999.These include 142 duplexes, 1437 condominiums and 8 attached single family units. There are 252 apartments with 2 or more bedrooms and 180 apartments with one bedroom. These apartments are occupied by 579 students. Apartment projects exclusively devoted to senior residents or which otherwise exclude students are not included in the apartment count. All condominiums and duplexes were assumed to contain two or more bedrooms. Field checks conducted by the district confirmed the basis for this assumption. 6 Totals may not balance due to rounding. 'Substantial problems were encountered in determining the numbers of bedrooms in the 17 larger multiple family developments. Detailed bedroom data was developed for 264 units-162 one bedroom and 102 2 or more bedrooms. The one bedroom and two or more bedroom SGR's are calculated on this subset of data. A comparison between the total sample of multiple family and the subset follows: Overall Multiple Family SGR Inventoried Subsample SGR K through 5 0.135 0.170 6 through 8 0.074 0.045 9 through 12 0.077 0.053 Total 0.287 0.269 Overall the rates do not differ much. There is some minor variation at the individual groups level. -�