Presentation on updated land use assumptions and capital improvements plan as required by Chapter 395 of the Texas Local Government Code, prior to the re-evaluation of the existing impact fee structure for water and wastewater services.
(All Districts)
1. 2014 Updated Land Use
Assumptions
City Council Meeting
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
2. Background
- On October 14, 2008, City Staff presented the Annexation
Assessment and Impact Fee Report to the City Council
- On October 28, 2008, the City Council passed an ordinance to
amend Title 2 (Administration and Personnel) to establish the
Capital Improvements Advisory Committee
- On March 24, 2009, the City Council approved a resolution
adopting land use assumptions and a capital improvements plan
under which impact fees would be imposed to finance water and
wastewater capital improvements and facility expansion costs
attributable to projected new development in three service areas
(Northeast, Westside, and Eastside)
- On May 12, 2009, the City Council passed ordinance 017113
adopting impact fees for water and wastewater facilities
3. Impact Fees
- "Impact fee" means a charge or assessment imposed by a political
subdivision against new development in order to generate
revenue for funding or recouping the costs of capital
improvements or facility expansions necessitated by and
attributable to the new development.
- Chapter 395 of the Texas Local Government Code permits the use
of impact fees to finance capital improvement and facility
expansion costs attributable to projected new development within
identified service areas located in the corporate boundaries or
extraterritorial jurisdiction of a political subdivision.
- The Land Use Assumptions Report is used in the development of
the Capital Improvements Pan and ultimately, the adoption of an
impact fee structure
4. Periodic Update of Land Use Assumptions and
Capital Improvements Plan Required
- Prior to re-evaluating the existing impact fee structure, Chapter 395
of the Texas Local Government Code states that the City must
update its land use assumptions and capital improvements plan at
least every five years to ensure reasonable future growth estimates
- The initial five-year period began on the day the City Council
adopted the capital improvements plan on March 24th, 2009
- The Land Use Assumptions Technical Report provides with the
revised land use assumptions and the analysis conducted, as a joint
effort between the City of El Paso’s City Development Department
and the El Paso Water Utilities, to be used throughout this update
5. Land Use Assumptions Technical Report
Sections
Impact Fee Service Areas: An explanation and description of the
water and wastewater impact fee service areas.
Methodology: An explanation of the general methodology used to
prepare and update the land use assumptions.
Full Build-Out Projection: Population and service unit holding
capacity of land located within the impact fee service areas.
Ten-Year Growth Projection: Population and service unit growth
assumptions for the corresponding ten-year time period between
2014 and 2024.
Summary: A brief summation of the land use assumptions report
2014 update.
6. Land Use Assumptions Technical Report
Sections
- Land Use Assumptions – Maps Comparison (2008 | 2014)
- Northeast Impact Fee Area
- Westside Impact Fee Area
- Eastside Impact Fee Area
- Projections
- Ten-Year Growth Population and Service Unit Projections
- Full Build-Out Population and Service Unit Projections
13. Service Areas– Total Acreage
Service Area
Total
Acreage
Northeast
01 Northeast MP
05A Northwest Fort Bliss A
05B Northwest Fort Bliss B
05C Northwest Fort Bliss C
Northeast Subtotal
4,835
4,812
4,929
4,520
19,095
Westside
02 Westside MP
03A Northwest Vinton A
03E I-10375 MP
04A Northwest Artcraft A
04B Northwest Artcraft B
04C Northwest Artcraft C
04D Northwest Artcraft D
04E Canutillo
Other
Westside Subtotal
1,589
294
1,132
1,639
807
159
218
801
2,348
8,986
Eastside
08B Eastside
12 South Montana
12B South Montana B
06 South Fort Bliss
08 East Battle
10B South Fort Bliss B
Eastside Subtotal
4,826
2,919
785
118
2,826
538
12,013
Total
40,094
14. Ten-Year Growth Projections
Service Area
Census
2000
2010
2024
Population
2024 Total Residential
Service Units
2024 Total Non-Residential
Service Units at Build-Out
2024 Total Service
Units at Build-Out
Northeast
01 Northeast MP
05A Northwest Fort Bliss A
05B Northwest Fort Bliss B
05C Northwest Fort Bliss C
Northeast Subtotal
0
0
2,199
10
2,209
0
0
4,799
28
4,827
6,514
4,956
11,213
1,512
24,193
2,129
1,619
3,664
494
7,906
425
9
2,951
115
3,500
2,554
1,629
6,616
609
11,407
Westside
02 Westside MP
03A Northwest Vinton A
03E I-10375 MP
04A Northwest Artcraft A
04B Northwest Artcraft B
04C Northwest Artcraft C
04D Northwest Artcraft D
04E Canutillo
Other
Westside Subtotal
0
0
0
299
289
0
836
3,633
1,167
6,224
0
0
0
312
251
0
1,001
4,760
2,149
8,473
2,447
105
872
3,505
931
583
1,837
5,672
7,030
22,982
800
34
285
1,145
304
190
600
1,854
2,298
7,511
83
105
149
0
27
96
64
1,177
5,811
7,513
883
139
434
1,145
331
287
664
3,031
8,109
15,024
Eastside
08B Eastside
12 South Montana
12B South Montana B
06 South Fort Bliss
08 East Battle
10B South Fort Bliss B
Eastside Subtotal
13
6,766
0
0
0
0
6,779
682
7,625
7
0
21
0
8,335
5,260
10,719
1,960
204
14,529
387
33,059
1,719
3,503
640
67
4,748
126
10,804
496
1,955
157
59
104
0
2,771
2,215
5,458
797
126
4,852
126
13,575
15,212
21,635
80,235
26,220
13,784
40,005
Total
15. Full Build-Out Projections
Population at
Build-Out
Total Residential Service
Units at Build-Out
Total Non-Residential
Service Units at Build-Out
Total Service Units
at Build-Out
Northeast
01 Northeast MP
05A Northwest Fort Bliss A
05B Northwest Fort Bliss B
05C Northwest Fort Bliss C
Northeast Subtotal
43,424
49,556
44,850
30,234
168,065
14,191
16,195
14,657
9,881
54,923
2,833
91
11,805
2,298
17,027
17,024
16,285
26,462
12,179
71,950
Westside
02 Westside MP
03A Northwest Vinton A
03E I-10375 MP
04A Northwest Artcraft A
04B Northwest Artcraft B
04C Northwest Artcraft C
04D Northwest Artcraft D
04E Canutillo
Other
Westside Subtotal
16,313
1,054
8,722
17,526
9,307
1,165
2,296
5,971
10,043
72,398
5,331
344
2,850
5,727
3,041
381
750
1,951
3,282
23,659
553
1,049
1,493
0
271
193
80
1,239
8,301
13,180
5,885
1,394
4,343
5,727
3,313
574
830
3,190
11,584
36,839
Eastside
08B Eastside
12 South Montana
12B South Montana B
06 South Fort Bliss
08 East Battle
10B South Fort Bliss B
Eastside Subtotal
52,596
15,313
9,798
1,022
29,058
7,736
115,524
17,188
5,004
3,202
334
9,496
2,528
37,753
4,962
2,793
784
297
207
0
9,044
22,151
7,797
3,986
632
9,704
2,528
46,797
Total
355,986
116,335
39,251
155,586
Service Area
16. Full Build-Out Projections Comparison Table
Service Area
Existing Estimates at Build-Out
Total Residential
Population
Service Units
Updated Estimates at Build-Out
Total Residential
Population
Service Units
Northeast
01 Northeast MP
05A Northwest Fort Bliss A
05B Northwest Fort Bliss B
05C Northwest Fort Bliss C
Northeast Subtotal
16,353
8,660
13,763
5,810
44,586
46,268
24,135
48,047
16,268
134,718
14,191
16,195
14,657
9,881
54,923
43,424
49,556
44,850
30,234
168,065
Westside
02 Westside MP
03A Northwest Vinton A
03E I-10375 MP
04A Northwest Artcraft A
04B Northwest Artcraft B
04C Northwest Artcraft C
04D Northwest Artcraft D
04E Canutillo
Other
Westside Subtotal
4,874
450
2,741
4,592
2,620
560
880
1,684
5,033
23,434
14,767
1,364
9,594
18,368
10,480
2,240
3,520
6,736
15,968
83,037
5,331
344
2,850
5,727
3,041
381
750
1,951
3,282
23,659
16,313
1,054
8,722
17,526
9,307
1,165
2,296
5,971
10,043
72,398
Eastside
08B Eastside
12 South Montana
12B South Montana B
06 South Fort Bliss
08 East Battle
10B South Fort Bliss B
Eastside Subtotal
652
8,132
22,515
2,477
4,663
3,150
41,589
2,607
24,395
67,544
9,908
18,652
12,600
135,706
17,188
5,004
3,202
334
9,496
2,528
37,753
52,596
15,313
9,798
1,022
29,058
7,736
115,524
Total
109,609
353,461
116,335
355,986
17. Next Steps
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On December 17, 2013, the City Council will receive the update of
the land use assumptions and capital improvements plan
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On December 19, 2013, the Capital Improvements Advisory
Committee and the City Plan Commission will receive the same
update
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Within sixty days after the date City Council has received the
update from staff, it must establish a date for public hearing to
discuss and review the update and shall determine whether to
amend the plan
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Thereafter, a series of public meetings must be held to allow for
CIAC and CPC to provide recommendations to City Council and
receive public comment
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The City Council shall approve or disapprove the amendments of
the land use assumptions and the capital improvements plan and
modification of the impact fees