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Table V=9 <br /> Capital Improvement Credit per Functional Resident(" <br /> r`i P `' �+ (ux� alesnd 11 <br /> O , � nodi � "Ii'a3��g ndz`turesement r <br /> FY 1998/99 Expansion $0 $0 $208 , 337 <br /> FY 1999/00 Expansion $0 $0 $ 113 ,443 <br /> FY 2000/01 Expansion $0 $ 18 ,400 $271 , 912 <br /> FY 2001 /02 Expansion $0 $0 $ 374,288 <br /> FY 2002/03 Expansion $0 $ 0 $ 180,911 <br /> FY 2003 /04121 Expansion $ 1 , 098 ,679 $8079488 $ 7, 050,000 <br /> FY 2004/05 Expansion $ 0 $0 $4 , 855 ,000 <br /> FY 2005/06 Expansion $ 0 $0 $ 1 , 5809000 <br /> FY 2006/07 Expansion $ 0 $ 0 $ 8000 <br /> FY 2007/08 Expansion $0 $ 0 $ 19000 <br /> FY 2008/09 Expansion $ 0 $ 0 $ 1905000 <br /> Total Capital Expenditures for Expansion ( 1999-2009) $ 17, 018 , 458 <br /> Annual Capital Expenditure Amount(3 ) $ 195475133 <br /> *ftw Average Functional Population ( 1999-2009)(4) 1043154 <br /> Annual Capital Expenditure Amount per Functional Resident(5) $ 14. 85 <br /> ( 1 ) Source : Office of Management and Budget, IRC <br /> (2) Total capital expenditure amount apportioned to the expansion of the new administrative <br /> complex. This figure is in addition the cost of replacing the existing administrative building . <br /> General fund expenditures budgeted for FY 2003 /04 for the new administration building is <br /> reserved general fund balance . This is a budgeted amount and not an actual expenditure . <br /> (3 ) Total capital expenditure amount divided by the number of fiscal years for which the <br /> expenditure data is provided . <br /> (4) The average 11 -hour functional population for FY 1998/99 through FY 2008/09 is derived <br /> using the annual functional population figures included in Appendix A , Table A- 8 . <br /> (5) The annual capital expenditure amount (Item 3 ) divided by the average annual functional <br /> population 1999 -2009 (Item 4) . <br /> Vacant Land Credit <br /> The I last credit component is for revenue generated from past payments of property taxes <br /> on vacant land that are used to fund capital expansion projects . This calculation is a two- <br /> step process . First, the percentage of the total countywide value of vacant land to the <br /> total value of all property is calculated . Revenues generated by past payment of property <br /> taxes on vacant land are deposited into IRC ' s general fund . 'Therefore , the second <br /> calculation considers the portion of total capital expansion expenditures funded through <br /> general fund revenues over the previous five -year period . As shown in Table V- 8 , this <br /> figure is 0 . 18 percent . <br /> NOW <br /> Tindale - Oliver & Associates , Inc . Indian River County <br /> February 2005 V- 11 Impact Fee Study <br />