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Final Report <br /> • Table 2 <br /> School District Revenues* <br /> Land Use Type School District Share of Property Tax <br /> 1 . Commercial Shopping Center $605 , 558. 00 <br /> R-4 , Multi-family $560 , 244 . 00 <br /> 3 . Mix : R-4 and Strip Commercial $ 369 , 752 . 00 <br /> 4 . Industrial $322 , 135 . 00 <br /> 5 . R-3 , Townhouses $ 317 , 481 . 00 <br /> h . R-1 , Single and Two Family $ 125 , 128 . 00 <br /> Vacant $ 13 , 719 . 00 <br /> * Sources of revenue include property tax and homestead credit . <br /> School district revenues from the property tax comprise 49 . 71Z <br /> of the total taxes levied by all jurisdictions . In addition <br /> to the property tax and foundation aid , revenue co the schools <br /> comes from other state aids , federal aids and some local fundic,, <br /> through fees and other sources . For the purposes of Table 2 , <br /> only property tax revenues including homestead credits were <br /> tabulated . <br /> IV . Expenditures Incurred-Municipal and School District <br /> 1110 A. Service Costs : Municipal <br /> In order to calculate municipal service costs for the various <br /> development alternatives , it is necessary to distinguish be- <br /> tween residential developments ( R-1 , R-3 , and R-4 ) and commer- <br /> cial and industrial . The methodology for projection of resi- <br /> dential service costs differ from those used to estimate non- <br /> residential service expenditures . The public costs of increased <br /> service demands due to growth are chose primary costs including <br /> operating costs , such as police and fire staff salaries , nec- <br /> essary to fulfill the , public demand for municipal services . <br /> Secondary costs or public costs co jurisdictions other than <br /> the municipality are not considered . These projected service <br /> costs also assume that the front end costs of development , <br /> such as roads and water mains are born by the developer . <br /> 1 . Residential Development : Municipal Costs <br /> The following table was developed using analysis techni- <br /> ques for residential development . The methods were designs::: <br /> for HUD by the Center for Urban Policy Research at Rutger ' s <br /> University . Using these methods , costs can be assigned <br /> to population generators . Three methods of calculation <br /> were used in order to provide a range of expected costs <br /> for municipal services . The three methods are : <br /> a . Service Standard - method of computation using re- <br /> gional data of the standards of employees per 1000 <br /> population of the approximate size and same geogra- <br /> phic area as Mounds View . For example , the typical <br /> city in the north central region of the U. S . of the <br />