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( 1 ) Source : Section II, Table II- 1 <br /> (2 ) Total population ( Item 4 ) less the population of the previous year (Item 1 ) . <br /> (3 ) Cumulative population shown under Item 2 . <br /> (4) Source : Section II , Table II - 1 . Projections for years 2011 - 2014 and 2016 -2019 are not <br /> shown in Table II - 1 . These figures are projected based on the annual growth rates from <br /> 2010 to 2015 and from 2015 to 2020 . <br /> ( 5 ) Source : Table IV-2 <br /> ( 6 ) Source : Table IV-2 <br /> ( 7 ) The sum of Class I and recyclables generated ( Item 5 ) and C & D generated ( Item 6 ) . <br /> ( 8 ) Given that C & D is generated primarily because of new construction, it is assumed that 50 <br /> percent of it is generated by the existing population and 50 percent of it by new growth . <br /> Therefore, the total per capita waste generation rate for the existing population is the Class <br /> I and recyclables generation rate of 2 plus half of C &D generation rate of 0 . 4 , or 0 . 2, which <br /> equals to 2 .2 . <br /> (9 ) Total population (Item 4 ) multiplied by total solid waste generated by the new and existing <br /> population (Item 7) . <br /> ( 10 ) 2004 population ( Item 1 ) multiplied by solid waste generated by the existing population <br /> (Item 8 ) . <br /> ( 11 ) Total solid waste generated (Item 9 ) less solid waste generated by the existing population <br /> ( Item 10 ) . <br /> Based on the analysis provided in Table IV- 3 , it is projected that new growth will <br /> generate 23 percent of the total solid waste produced through 2020 . This percentage is <br /> used to determine the impact cost of the new development . <br /> Cost Component <br /> The cost of solid waste facilities required to accommodate IRC ' s population is based on <br /> programmed and planned capital expansion projects . These projects will accommodate <br /> the needs of both the existing population and new growth . A distribution of project costs <br /> is also provided in this section . <br /> Pro2rammed/Planned Capital Proiects <br /> Table IV -4 presents the proposed capital projects for the next five years . According to <br /> the information provided by the SWDD , the planned capital expansion projects from FY <br /> 05 /06 to FY 09/ 10 will amount to $ 18 . 3 million . <br /> Tindale -Oliver & Associates , Inc . Indian River County <br /> May 2005 IV- 9 Impact Fee Study <br />