Laserfiche WebLink
Jackie, <br /> It is a little confusing and I know how much you have on your plate. This is definitely something that <br /> doesn't come up very often and Bill and I had reviewed this a while back. <br /> Per the ordinance: <br /> d. Replacement of dwelling unit. No school impact fee shall be imposed for the replacement of a <br /> dwelling unit, in whole or in part, as long as the owner can demonstrate that the same use existed as <br /> of February 27, 2001; or that the appropriate school impact fee has been paid. However, where a <br /> replacement will create a greater student demand generator, as defined in the Page_1302.3-5 Land <br /> Development Code_January 1, 2012 School Impact Fee Study; e.g��a mobile home replaced by a <br /> single-family house, a school impact fee equivalent to the difference shall be due for the resulting <br /> dwelling unit pursuant to the school impact fee in place of in the.time of the change <br /> circumstances j <br /> We have a single family house (School Impact Fee- $8,328.00)being replaced by two multi-family <br /> units (School Impact Fee- 2 x $4,884.00 = $9,768.00). <br /> The School Impact Fee would be equivalent to the difference between these two amounts. I get <br /> charged $9,768.00 but get credit of $8,328.00 so <br /> I pay the difference $9,768.00 - $8,328 = $1,440.00. $1,44o would be the total SIF for both units. <br /> Double check with Bill but I'm quite sure this is correct. Thanks Jackie <br /> 3 <br />