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projections, capital improvements and impact fee calculations, which Report has been submitted to and reviewed by City staff and officials and incorporated into an Impact Fees Manual; and WHEREAS, the types of facilities and associated costs that are included in the police facilities impact fee are the new police headquarters and police vehicles; and WHEREAS, the police facilities impact fee calculation methodology is a "plan-based" cost methodology for the police headquarters, and an incremental expansion basis for the acquisition of vehicles, as described in the Impact Fees Report with all capital costs attributable to residential and non-residential development; and WHEREAS, to derive appropriate proportionate share factors for residential and non- residential development the Consultants have relied on existing levels of service; and WHEREAS, the Consultants have determined that the appropriate demand unit for dwelling units is per capita, and for transient lodging is per transient unit, and the appropriate demand unit for non-residential development is per vehicle trip; and WHEREAS, the City finds that source and scale of the projected residential and non- residential development will place substantial additional demands on the existing police facilities and vehicles which, if not supplemented by the provision of a new police headquarters and additioRal future replacement police vehicles would suffer a decrease in the level of service currently provided by the City; and WHEREAS, the Consultants have determined that residents, hotel guests and businesses are entitled to a credit for outstanding principal payments on existing bonded indebtedness if any, for the new police headquarters; and WHEREAS, different impact fees have been established for different types of residential and non-residential development, to make the fees proportionate to the demand for public facilities; and WHEREAS, the Commission has reviewed and adopted by Resolution No. 2001- 3t{.3 the Impact Fees Report and Manual and determined: (1) that the police facilities impact fee is necessary to offset the costs associated with meeting the demand for future police services pursuant to the development projections; (2) that the police facilities impact fee bears a reasonable relationship to the burden imposed upon the City to provide new police facilities to new residents, transient guests and businesses, and provides a benefit to such new residents, transient guests and businesses reasonably related to the police facilities impact fee, per dwelling unit, by type; (3) that an essential nexus exists between the projected new residential, transient and non-residential development and the need for additional police facilities to be funded via the police facilities impact fee; and (4) that the amount of the police facilities impact fee is roughly proportional to the pro rata share of the additional police facilities needed to provide adequate police services to new residential, transient and non-residential development, while maintaining Police hnpact Fee Ord. Legislative/Ordinance/Attorney 2