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7/18/2007
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3. Facility Design Capacity - number of students each planned improvement is designed to <br />accommodate. <br />4. Student Factor - average number of students generated by each housing type -- in this <br />case, single family dwellings and multi -family dwellings. Multi -family dwellings were <br />broken out into one -bedroom and two -plus bedroom units. The District conducted <br />student generation studies within the District. This was done to "localize" generation <br />rates for purposes of calculating impact fees. Student generation rates for the District are <br />shown on Table. <br />Table 12 - Student Generation Rates3 <br />School Construction Cost Variables <br />1. Current Facility Square Footage - used in combination with the "Existing Relocatable <br />Square Footage" to apportion the impact fee amounts between permanent and interim <br />capacity figures. <br />2. Estimated Facility Construction Cost - based on planned costs or on actual costs of <br />recently constructed schools. The facility cost is the total cost for construction projects as <br />defined in Table 11. Facility construction costs also include the off-site development <br />costs. Costs vary with each site and may include such items as sewer line extensions, <br />water lines, off-site road and frontage improvements. Off-site development costs are not <br />covered by State Match Funds. Off-site development costs vary, and can represent 10% <br />or more of the total building construction cost. <br />Relocatable Facilities Cost Element <br />Impact fees may be collected to allow acquisition of relocatable classrooms to help relieve <br />capacity deficiencies on an interim basis. The cost allocated to new development must be <br />growth related and must be in proportion to the current permanent versus interim space <br />allocations by the District. <br />1. Cost Per Unit - the average cost to purchase and install a relocatable classroom. <br />2. Relocatable Facilities Cost - the total number of needed units multiplied by the cost per <br />unit. <br />3 Complete data is contained in Appendix C. <br />21 <br />Middle <br />High <br />Unit Type <br />Elementary <br />School <br />School <br />TOTAL <br />Single Family <br />0.239 <br />0.123 <br />0.147 <br />0.509 <br />Multi -Family (1 Bedroom) <br />0.032 <br />0.004 <br />0.015 <br />0.052 <br />Multi -Family (2+ Bedrooms) <br />0.159 <br />0.072 <br />0.069 <br />0.300 <br />School Construction Cost Variables <br />1. Current Facility Square Footage - used in combination with the "Existing Relocatable <br />Square Footage" to apportion the impact fee amounts between permanent and interim <br />capacity figures. <br />2. Estimated Facility Construction Cost - based on planned costs or on actual costs of <br />recently constructed schools. The facility cost is the total cost for construction projects as <br />defined in Table 11. Facility construction costs also include the off-site development <br />costs. Costs vary with each site and may include such items as sewer line extensions, <br />water lines, off-site road and frontage improvements. Off-site development costs are not <br />covered by State Match Funds. Off-site development costs vary, and can represent 10% <br />or more of the total building construction cost. <br />Relocatable Facilities Cost Element <br />Impact fees may be collected to allow acquisition of relocatable classrooms to help relieve <br />capacity deficiencies on an interim basis. The cost allocated to new development must be <br />growth related and must be in proportion to the current permanent versus interim space <br />allocations by the District. <br />1. Cost Per Unit - the average cost to purchase and install a relocatable classroom. <br />2. Relocatable Facilities Cost - the total number of needed units multiplied by the cost per <br />unit. <br />3 Complete data is contained in Appendix C. <br />21 <br />
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