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Interlocal Agreement
Approved Date
05/17/2005
Control Number
2005-169A
Agenda Item Number
9.A.1
Entity Name
Tindale-Oliver
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Impact Fee Study Interlocal Agreement
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The vacant land value as a percentage of total property value is multiplied by the percent <br /> of historical general fund capital expansion projects . As illustrated in Table V- 10 , the <br /> percent of past property tax payments on vacant land is 0 . 02 percent . <br /> Table V - 10 <br /> Vacant Land Value Percentage( ' ) <br /> Land Taxable Value <br /> County Vacant Land Value $ 190809819, 230 <br /> Countywide Total Property Value(2 ) $ 1211811250 , 689 <br /> Vacant Land Value Percentage(3 ) 8 . 87 % <br /> Percent of Capital Expansion Projects Funded with General Fund(4 ) 0 . 18 % <br /> Effective Vacant Land Value Percentage(5 ) 0. 02 % <br /> ( 1 ) Source : Property Appraiser, IRC <br /> ( 2 ) Includes structures . <br /> ( 3 ) Vacant Land Percent = $ 1 ,080 , 819 , 230/$ 12 , 181 , 250 ,689 <br /> (4) Source : Table VII- 8 <br /> ( 5 ) Vacant land value percentage ( Item 3 ) multiplied by the percent of capital expansion projects <br /> funded with general fund ( Item 4 ) . <br /> Existing Deficiencies <br /> Since the current LOS will become the adopted LOS standard , there are no existing <br /> deficiencies of public buildings . While there are no existing deficiencies , adopting the <br /> existing LOS as the standard does , in fact, create the need to expand facilities in the near <br /> future to meet the needs of new growth . <br /> Net Public Building Impact Cost <br /> The first section of Table V - 11 identifies the facility impact cost per functional resident <br /> as $436 . The second section of the table identifies the revenue credits for the public <br /> building impact fee . The credit calculation includes the present value of projected annual <br /> capital funding per functional resident of $ 191 , as well as a credit of $ 0 . 07 for past <br /> property tax payments on vacant land . The addition of these two credits results in a total <br /> revenue credit of $ 191 per functional resident . <br /> The net impact cost per functional resident (third section of the table) is the difference <br /> between the total impact cost per functional resident and the total revenue credit . This <br /> results in a net impact cost of $245 per functional resident . <br /> Tindale -Oliver & Associates , Inc . Indian River County <br /> May 2005 V - 12 Impact Fee Study <br />
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