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<br />G. CALCULA TION OF MAXIMUM IMPACT FEES FOR WATER AND <br />W ASTEW A TER SYSTEMS <br /> <br />The maximumimpa~t fees forthe water system and the wastewater system are calculated <br />separately by fITst computing the ,total eligible co~ts.of capital improvements and facility <br />expansions for each system. The resulting cost must then be credited with the portion of utility <br />system revenues anticipated ~o be generated by new service units and that will be used to' pay for <br />capital improvements, including debt service, identifie'd in the capital improvements plans during <br />the I 0- year period of the capital improvements program. <br /> <br />In this update, the amount of credit is assumed to be 50% of the total eligible proposed <br />fa_cility ,costs. Finally, the net cost of the improvements after the 50% credit is applied is divided <br />by the total increase in the number of service units expected for each facility over the lO-year life <br />of the program. These calculations' are presented below. <br /> <br />The ~ater system impact fee is calculated as follows: <br /> <br />Maximum Impact Fee = <br /> <br />Eligible Proposed Facility Costs Less 50% Credit <br />No. of New Service Units added to Water Service Area <br /> <br />= <br /> <br />$18~469~040 x 50% <br />3744 <br /> <br />Maximum Water Impact Fee = $2,466 <br /> <br />The wastewater system impact fee is calculated as follows: <br /> <br />Maximum Impact Fee = <br /> <br />Eligible Proposed Facility Costs Less 50% Credit <br />No. of New Service Units added to WW Service Area <br /> <br />= <br /> <br />$19~926~600 x 50% <br />4559 <br /> <br />Maximum Wastewater Impact Fee = $2,185 <br /> <br />Table 8 is a suggested industry standard list of the various types of use for each meter <br />classification. The size of meter within these classifications is dependent on the number and type <br />of plumbing facilities in each. individual development. <br />