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Table II - 18 <br /> Functional Residents for Residential Land Uses <br /> Law Enforcement <br /> ( Unincorporated County ) <br /> Q <br /> Residential <br /> Single Family <br /> Lower than 11500 sf du 210 2.301 950/ 2. 189 1 .421 <br /> 1,500 to 2,499 sf du 210 2.571 950/ 2.442 1 .587 <br /> 2,500 sf or Greater du 210 2.796 95°/ 2.657 1 .727 <br /> Accessory Single-Family du 230 1 . 731 95°/ 1 .644 1 .069 <br /> Multi Family du 220/230 1 . 731 95°/ 1 .644 1 .069 <br /> Mobile Home I du 1 240 1 1 .831 95°/ 1 .7391 1 1 . 131 <br /> Transient, Assisted, Group <br /> Hotel / Motel Room 1310 / 3201 1 .615 50%1 0.8081 12 0.51 91 71 0.591 <br /> Nursing Home / ACLF I Bed 1620 / 2521 1 .250 95%1 1 . 1881 161 0.51 91 71 0.979 <br /> Notes: <br /> 1 ) Estimate from 2000 Census and 2003 AHS <br /> 2) Approximate national average occupancy rate for owner-occupied housing <br /> Local occupancy rate assumption for transient housing stock <br /> 3) Residents per unit times occupancy rate <br /> 4) Assumed. <br /> 5) Adapted from ITE Trip Generation, Seventh Edition <br /> 6) Nine-hour work days are assumed. <br /> 7) Work days in the week. <br /> 8) For residentia, this is Adjusted Residents Per Unit times 0.65. For Transient, Assisted, and Group, it is: <br /> [(Residents/Occupants oer Unit x Hours at Place x Days ver Week) + (Workers x Work Hours per Day x Days Per Week)l <br /> *Appr ( 24 Hours per Day X 7 Days per Week) <br /> Nonresidential Land Uses <br /> A similar approach is used to estimate functional residents for nonresidential land uses . <br /> Tables II - 19 and II -20 report basic assumptions and calculations , such as trips per unit, <br /> trips per employee, employees per impact unit, one-way trips per impact unit, worker <br /> hours, occupants per vehicle trip, visitors (patrons , etc . ) per impact unit, and visitor hours <br /> per trip , and days per week for nonresidential land uses . The final column in the tables <br /> shows the estimated functional resident coefficients by land use . These coefficients by <br /> land use create the demand component for the respective impact fee and will be used in <br /> the calculation of the cost per unit for each land use category in the fee schedule , <br /> Tindale -Oliver & Associates, Inc . Indian River County <br /> February 2005 11- 17 Impact Fee Study <br />