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-2- 3. Percentage Distribution of Service Resources by Land Use 2 R-1 Single Family - 20% R-3 Townhouses - 10% R-4 Multi -Family - 20% Mobile Homes - 20% Commercial - 15% Industrial - 10% Vacant Land - 5% 4. The Administration Department would most likely respond to the four different types of development in the following ways. In the areas of residential development, additional workloads would be experienced in areas where records are kept on an individual basis, e.g., election registration and possibly in the general workload when responding to inquiries, etc. Purely industrial development would not place any foreseeable additional workload as present industrial users have minimal impact on this department. Commercial development will, depending on type, cause for additional workloads to be experienced because of the licensing requirements of the City. The Finance Department would experience an increase in workload as a result of the following: A. If public improvements were publicly financed, addi- tional work would be necessary in maintaining financial records for the bond sale, improvement project, and debt service. B. The Finance Department would experience an increase in the number of water and sewer accounts, with the exact number depending upon the type of development and method of billing. Present practices of the City would result in a larger number of accounts occurring in sinUle family developments and reducing for other tyres f development based on the number of buildings to be Gervica' rather than the number of units. A general observation can be made that any type of development will most likely result in an increase in the level of service being provided by these two departments, however, it is very difficult to quantify exactly what the impact will be as a large amount of our work relates to dealing with the public on an irregular and unpredictable basis.