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Official Document Type
Addendum
Approved Date
08/21/2008
Control Number
2008-264
Agenda Item Number
County Administrator Signature
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Janes Duncan and Associates
Subject
Services for update impact fee system
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EXHIBIT A <br /> SCOPE OF SERVICES <br /> Clancy Mullen of Duncan Associates will attend a meeting of the Board of County Commissioners and <br /> make a presentation explaining the fundamentals of road impact fee methodology . This presentation will <br /> be coordinated with the County ' s traffic consultant for this meeting , who is expected to be Scot Leftwich . <br /> The presentation will explain the fundamental concepts of consumption -based traffic impact fees , of <br /> which the study prepared by Duncan Associates to update the County' s current fees is a variant. In <br /> particular, the presentation will explain how the methodology divides trip rates in half, so that trips to <br /> nonresidential uses are not being counted twice . It also needs to explain how the methodology accounts <br /> for pass-by trips , so that a trip from home to work that stops at several stores only counts as one trip to <br /> the workplace and no trips to the stores . It will also be explained that while a new branch bank or <br /> convenience retail in certain locations could reduce some trip lengths for a short while , that does not <br /> provide a reasonable basis for reducing fees for those types of uses , and certainly not for nonresidential <br /> in general . Finally , the presentation will explain the methodology that was developed in a study that <br /> MuniFinancial did for Marion County to justify putting most road costs on residential under the theory that <br /> "retail follows rooftops . " <br />
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