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• <br />• <br />• <br />MAY -24 -2001 11:14 NRC <br />SECOND PARK DEDICATION FEE ALTERNATIVE <br />b1� 5y5 'Jd.5( <br />An alternative to the calculation in the May 22, 2001 report for commercial /industrial park <br />land dedication is as follows. <br />The May 22, 2001 report utilized the existing subdivision park dedication amount of $200 <br />per 1,000 square feet of commercial and industrial floor space. This provided a <br />conservative estimate of park land dedication. The current Subdivision Ordinance, <br />however, offers two levels of park land dedication ($200 per 1,000 square feet of <br />manufacturing and $133 per 1,000 square feet of warehousing). See pages 172 and 173 <br />of the Subdivision Ordinance. The City Council may wish to take the average of these <br />figures which would be $166.50 per 1,000 square feet of floor area. This average charge <br />per 1,000 square feet of floor area translates into the following per acre park dedication <br />charge: <br />1 acre (43,560 square feet) X 30% building coverage = 13,068 square feet <br />1,000 (current square foot standard) = 13.068 X $166.50 (average park <br />dedication charge) = $2,175 per acre. <br />If the City Council reduces the commercial /industrial park land fee from $2,614 to $2,175, <br />it can anticipate $2,827,500 will be generated. This dedication would reduce the burden <br />on residential property, as shown below: <br />Total Park and Trail System Costs $22,965,399 <br />50% of the Total System Costs to be Paid <br />by Existing Development $11,482,700 <br />50% of the Total System Costs to be Paid <br />by Future Development $11,482,700 <br />Commercial /Industrial Portion $ 2,827,500 <br />Residential Portion $ 8,655,200 <br />Park Cost Per Residential Unit Based Upon Total <br />Projected Park System Cost (at full development) <br />Total <br />Lino Lakes Persons <br />Saturation Per <br />Population Household <br />30,000 T 2.7 = 11,111 Total Households /Buildout <br />- 5,255 - Existing Households <br />2 <br />5,856 Future Households <br />
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