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TINDALE-OLIVER AND ASSOCIATES AND TO A UTHORIZE THE BOARD <br />CHAIRMAN TO SIGN THE CONTRACT <br />Director Keating recapped his memorandum of June 21, 2013, providing background and <br />analysis on the nine impact fees (not inclusive of water and sewer) imposed by the County. He <br />informed the Board that the proposed impact fee study will assist the Board in its required <br />triennial review of the fee schedule, and presented staff's recommendation for the Board to <br />approve Tindale -Oliver and Associates, Inc. (Tindale -Oliver) as the impact fee update study <br />consultant. He advised that the proposed scope of services in the agreement specifies that a <br />Board Workshop Meeting will be held after the consultant finishes his data collection, and that <br />the study will include analysis on whether there is a way to reduce commercial impact fees <br />without increasing residential. <br />Commissioner Zorc requested that staff see whether Tindale -Oliver can conclude the <br />study before the projected date of November 2013, so the workshop can be held sooner. Director <br />Keating agreed to check. <br />Charlie Wilson, Office Location - 2001 Building, urged the Board to have a workshop <br />meeting prior to commissioning the impact fee study. He declared that he has information <br />showing that the Board may no longer have the legal authority to charge impact fees in certain <br />instances, because the County has exceeded Level of Service standards in those categories. <br />Commissioner Zorc noted that he had some items that might change the scope of the <br />services, and wanted to quantify the costs associated with the study at the time of the workshop <br />meeting. <br />Further deliberations ensued, with input from County Administrator Joseph Baird, <br />regarding the County's Levels of Service in various categories, and how they affect impact fees. <br />July 2, 2013 17 <br />PK 4 4 Ft 030 <br />