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Sun L .dro Park Impact Fee Study <br />payments. In that case, the amount of park impact fees paid would be less than the total fee <br />amount to the extent that parkland is dedicated. <br />As examples, Table S summarizes appropriate park fees per multifamily and single family unit, <br />with and without full land dedication. Note that these fees are based on the current City service <br />standard (4.86 acres per 1,000 population), which is higher than the City's current Quimby Act <br />standard, thereby including and exceeding that requirement. As a result, the park impact fee <br />developed herein would replace the current Quimby Act requirements; the fee would not be <br />collected in addition to those requirements. <br />TABLE 5 <br />CITY OF SAN LEANDRO <br />II~IPACT FEES PER NEW RESIDENTIAL UNIT <br />(1998 dollars) <br />Impact Fee <br />Residential Unit Type With Land Dedication* With Full Fee Payment <br />Multifamily $1,123 $3,400 <br />Single Family $1,407 $4,259 <br />*Assumes 4.86 acres per 1,000 population are dedicated. <br />Sources; Table 4; Hausrath Economics Group. <br />Definitions <br />The term "single family unit" refers to detached housing, townhouses, and duplexes. The term <br />"multifamily unit" refers to condominium units and apartments. These definitions are consistent <br />with the categories in the California Department of Finance housing inventory data. Depending <br />on its particular zoning regulations and building permit processes, the City of San Leandro may <br />choose different definitions of "single family unit" and "multifamily unit" for the purpose of <br />implementing the impact fee. <br />PROJECTED PARK IMPACT FEE REVENUE <br />The City's estimate of future development is stated in total housing units, while the fee schedule <br />distinguishes between single family and multifamily units. If the distribution of growth is the <br />same as the current base in the city, about 6S percent of new housing will be single family units. <br />h'ausrath economics Group 11 <br />
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