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City of San Leandro Park Impact Fee Study payments. In that case, the amount of park impact fees paid would be less than the total fee amount to the extent that parkland is dedicated. As examples, Table 5 summarizes appropriate park fees per multifamily and single family unit, with and without full land dedication. Note that these fees are based on the current City service standard (4.56 acres per 1,000 population), which is higher than the City's current Quimby Act standard, thereby including and exceeding that requirement. As a result, the park impact fee developed herein would replace the current Quimby Act requirements; the fee would not be collected in addition to those requirements. TAI3LE 5 CITY OF SAN LEANDRO IMPACT FEES PER NEW RESIDENTIAL UNIT (1998 dollars) Impact Fee Residential Unit Type With Land Dedication* With Full Fee Payment Multifamily 51,123 $3,400 Single Family 51,407 54,259 *Assumes 4.86 acres per 1,000 population are dedicated. Sources: Table 4; Iiausrath Economics Group. Definitions The term "single family unit" refers to detached housing, townhouses, and duplexes. The term "multifamily unit" refers to condominium units and apartments. These definitions are consistent with the categories in the California Department of Finance housing inventory data. Depending on its particular zoning regulations and building permit processes, the City of San Leandro may choose different definitions of "single family unit" and "multifamily unit" for the purpose of implementing the impact fee. PROJECTED PARK Ii1IPACT FEE REVENUE The City's estimate of future development is stated in total housing units, while the fee schedule distinguishes between single family and multifamily units. If the distribution of growth is the same as the current base in the city, about 65 percent of new housing will be single family units. Hausrath Economics Group 11