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<br /> <br /> <br />Jill Hutmacher <br />Park Dedication Fees <br />November 12, 2015 <br />Page 2 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Under the second fee (park development), the residential fee is fixed and proposed to be a <br />minimum of $2,900 per unit (updated annually based upon actual costs for park <br />development) and the commercial/industrial developments are required to pay 5% of the fair <br />market value of the land. <br /> <br />The amount of land required for parks is 24 acres as noted in the table below and the <br />overall cost of financing the estimated $7 million in improvements is approximately $8.2 <br />million ($1.2 million in interest costs). To determine the cost of land acquisition we utilized <br />the estimated land sale proceeds to determine the average acreage cost of the land, <br />dependent upon where the land was located (i.e the cost of land based upon the t ype of <br />housing or commercial development located adjacent to the proposed parks): <br /> <br />Category # of Acres Cost Per Acre Total Cost <br />Park Land - Hill 11.5 153,333$ 1,763,333$ <br />Park Land - Creek 6.3 141,667$ 892,500$ <br />Park Land - B 3.4 100,000$ 340,000$ <br />Park Land - A 0.4 158,189$ 63,276$ <br />Park Land - Town NH 2.4 147,750$ 354,600$ <br />TOTAL ACRES 24 N/A 3,413,709$ <br />Improvements & <br />Financing Costs N/A N/A 8,206,135$ <br />TOTAL COST N/A N/A 11,619,845$ <br />Park Land, Improvement & Financing Costs <br /> <br />As noted, the overall development of the parks (land acquisition and improvements) is <br />approximately $11.6 million. It should be noted that these are estimates at this time <br />and will need to be reviewed and revised as development actually moves forward. <br /> <br />Based upon the unit count and acres required for park land, we analyzed the fee structure <br />based upon the following three scenarios: <br /> <br />1. All land is donated and all development pays a park development fee <br /> <br />2. Residential land is donated, commercial pays a land dedication fee and both pay a <br />park development fee; and <br /> <br />3. No land is donated and all development pays BOTH required fees <br />