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Roadway Impact FeesRoadway Impact Fees
Council Workshop #5Council Workshop #5
January 12, 2017January 12, 2017
Council ActionCouncil Action
Direction provided on October 27Direction provided on October 27thth
Approved on November 10Approved on November 10thth
Effective
Dates
Single Family
Fees
Year 1
Eff. 12/1/2016
$0 / SF
Year 2
Eff. 12/1/2017
$750 / SF
Year 3+
Eff. 12/1/2018
$1,500 / SF
* Table shows Single Family Fees Only
* Other Fees would Vary by Land Use / Business Type
Res: $375/VM
Non-Res: $80/VM
Res: $187.50/VM
Non-Res: $40/VM
Roadway Costs andRoadway Costs and
FeesFees
Construction Costs:Construction Costs:
Full Impact Fee List (City)Full Impact Fee List (City) = $289M= $289M
10-yr Needs10-yr Needs = $207M= $207M
Attributable 10-yr GrowthAttributable 10-yr Growth = $134M= $134M
Eligible (Max) Recovery 10-yrEligible (Max) Recovery 10-yr = $134M= $134M
10-yr “Collection” Amount:10-yr “Collection” Amount:
““Adopted” FeesAdopted” Fees = $12M (Fee is= $12M (Fee is
9% of the Attributable/Max)9% of the Attributable/Max)
Unfunded ProjectsUnfunded Projects
– Lincoln Ave - ReconstructionLincoln Ave - Reconstruction
– Luther St - ExtensionLuther St - Extension
– Royder Rd - RealignmentRoyder Rd - Realignment
– S. Dowling - RR CrossingS. Dowling - RR Crossing
– WS Phillips Pkwy – ExpansionWS Phillips Pkwy – Expansion
– Birkdale Dr – ExtensionBirkdale Dr – Extension
– TxDot Thoroughfares - ParticipationTxDot Thoroughfares - Participation
Fee ScheduleFee Schedule
Fee Land Use TableFee Land Use Table
2015 CAC Funded2015 CAC Funded
ProjectsProjects
 $50M Total$50M Total
– Greens Prairie RdGreens Prairie Rd $4.7M$4.7M
– Greens Prairie TrGreens Prairie Tr $8.2M$8.2M
– Royder IRoyder I $4.9M$4.9M
– Rock Prairie W & ERock Prairie W & E $9.3M$9.3M
– Cain / Deacon RRCain / Deacon RR $3.8M$3.8M
– Holleman SHolleman S $10.3M$10.3M
– Capstone / BarronCapstone / Barron $5.6M$5.6M
– Holick, Park Pl, Anna, GladeHolick, Park Pl, Anna, Glade $2.1M$2.1M
Projected RoadwayProjected Roadway
NeedsNeeds
(2016)(2016)
 Exist + 10 Yr Growth NeedsExist + 10 Yr Growth Needs ~$ 207M~$ 207M
 Average annual capital outlayAverage annual capital outlay ~$ 6M~$ 6M
– Includes all capital projects and not just growthIncludes all capital projects and not just growth
related projectsrelated projects
 Options:Options:
– Additional fundingAdditional funding
– Do not fund all projects needed in the next 10-yrsDo not fund all projects needed in the next 10-yrs
 Limit GrowthLimit Growth
 Degraded Transportation Level of ServiceDegraded Transportation Level of Service
– CombinationCombination
Recommended FeesRecommended Fees
 Residential FeesResidential Fees ::
– $375 / Vehicle-Mile$375 / Vehicle-Mile
(Reduced 65% to 91% off the Maxes)(Reduced 65% to 91% off the Maxes)
– Equals $1500 per Single Family HouseEquals $1500 per Single Family House
 Non-Residential FeesNon-Residential Fees ::
– $80 / Vehicle-Mile$80 / Vehicle-Mile
(Further reduced to 93% to 98% off the Maxes)(Further reduced to 93% to 98% off the Maxes)
– Actual Fees Vary by Land Use/Business TypeActual Fees Vary by Land Use/Business Type
 Reminder W/WW Impact Fees were reducedReminder W/WW Impact Fees were reduced
to leave Reasonable Roadway Feesto leave Reasonable Roadway Fees
Area AArea A
Area BArea B
Area A
Area CArea C
Area DArea D
Comparison Cities’Comparison Cities’
Example DevelopmentsExample Developments
Other Fee OptionsOther Fee Options
OPTIONS
BY YEAR
Option 1
Recommended Option 2 Option 3
Year 1 $1,500 / SF $0 / SF $500 / SF
Year 2 $1,500 / SF $750 / SF $1,000 / SF
Year 3+ $1,500 / SF $1,500 / SF $1,000 / SF
* Table shows Single Family Fees Only
* Other Fees would Vary by Land Use / Business Type
Res: $375/VM
Non-Res: $80/VM
Res: $375/VM
Non-Res: $80/VM
Res: $247/VM
Non-Res: $80/VM
Discussion and DirectionDiscussion and Direction
to Staff for Ord Preparationto Staff for Ord Preparation
1.1. Adopt FeesAdopt Fees??
– Option 1 - Staff Recommended FeesOption 1 - Staff Recommended Fees
– Option 2 – Staff Recommended Phased ApproachOption 2 – Staff Recommended Phased Approach
– Option 3 – Reduced Residential FeeOption 3 – Reduced Residential Fee
– Consideration for Ongoing Implementation CostsConsideration for Ongoing Implementation Costs
2.2. Absolute Fee CapsAbsolute Fee Caps ??
– All or Specific Land UsesAll or Specific Land Uses
2.2. ExemptionsExemptions??
– Specific Land UsesSpecific Land Uses
2.2. Council DirectionCouncil Direction
– ConsensusConsensus
Presentation OverviewPresentation Overview
1.1. Roadway BackgroundRoadway Background
 Land Use AssumptionsLand Use Assumptions
 Capital Improvements PlanCapital Improvements Plan
– Maximum Calculated Fees w/ Detailed FinancialsMaximum Calculated Fees w/ Detailed Financials
2.2. Roadway Fees by Land UseRoadway Fees by Land Use
– Comparison Cities’ FeesComparison Cities’ Fees
– Staff Recommended FeesStaff Recommended Fees
3.3. Fee & Credit ExamplesFee & Credit Examples
4.4. IFAC Written CommentsIFAC Written Comments
5.5. Discussion & DirectionDiscussion & Direction
Roadway Needs (CIP)Roadway Needs (CIP)
 Full Build-Out T-Plan (City)Full Build-Out T-Plan (City) = $290M= $290M
 10-yr Needs10-yr Needs = $217M= $217M
 Attributable 10-yr GrowthAttributable 10-yr Growth = $143M= $143M (66%)(66%)
 Eligible Recovery 10-yrEligible Recovery 10-yr = $134M= $134M (94%)(94%)
 City will continue to look to new andCity will continue to look to new and
increased funding sources:increased funding sources:
– Council Directed Roadway Impact Fees beCouncil Directed Roadway Impact Fees be
studied and initiated this formal process as onestudied and initiated this formal process as one
sourcesource
– Otherwise, Roads will not be built, LOSOtherwise, Roads will not be built, LOS
Roadway Impact Fee – CIP
Maximum CalculatedMaximum Calculated
FeesFees
Roads ARoads A $4,244/SF House$4,244/SF House ($1,061/Veh-Mile)($1,061/Veh-Mile)
Roads BRoads B $4,288/SF House$4,288/SF House ($1,072/Veh-Mile)($1,072/Veh-Mile)
Roads CRoads C $10,224/SF House$10,224/SF House ($2,556/Veh-Mile)($2,556/Veh-Mile)
Roads DRoads D $16,148/SF House$16,148/SF House ($4,004/Veh-Mile)($4,004/Veh-Mile)
RecommendedRecommended
Roadway Impact FeesRoadway Impact Fees
 ““Flat” across all four areas for equityFlat” across all four areas for equity
 Residential Fees 15% of MaxResidential Fees 15% of Max (Area C)(Area C)
– $1500 Single Family House$1500 Single Family House
 Non-Residential Fees 3% of MaxNon-Residential Fees 3% of Max (Area C)(Area C)
– Actual Fees Vary by Land Use/Business TypeActual Fees Vary by Land Use/Business Type
 Staff believes the Market can bear theStaff believes the Market can bear the
Recommended FeesRecommended Fees
– Council could adjust the % in future if neededCouncil could adjust the % in future if needed
Recommended FeesRecommended Fees
% of Max Fees by Area% of Max Fees by Area
Service
Areas
Recommended
Residential
$375/VM
Recommended
Non-Residential
$80/VM
A 35% 7.5%
B 35% 7.5%
C 15% 3%
D 9% 2%
Roadway Fees by Land UseRoadway Fees by Land Use
Comparison Cities forComparison Cities for
Roadway Impact FeesRoadway Impact Fees
 DentonDenton
 MansfieldMansfield
 FriscoFrisco
 Fort WorthFort Worth
 New BraunfelsNew Braunfels
Comparison CitiesComparison Cities
Roadway Impact FeesRoadway Impact Fees
City Max Fee Unit*
($/Vehicle Mile)
Adopted
Residential
($/Vehicle Mile)
Adopted Non-
Residential
($/Vehicle Mile)
College Station
(Recommended)
$2,182 / VM $375 / VM
($1,500 SF Home)
$80 / VM
New Braunfels $1,056 / VM $375 / VM
($1,875 SF Home)
$102 / VM
Denton $2,002 / VM $408.16 / VM
($2,000 SF Home)
$306.12 / VM
Mansfield $904 / VM $550 / VM
($2,200 SF Home)
$300 / VM
Frisco $1,060 / VM $636 / VM
($3,816 SF Home)
$636 / VM
Fort Worth $1,866 / VM $500 / VM
($3,000 SF Home)
$375 / VM
* Average Max Fee Unit
Fees & CreditsFees & Credits
 Developments receive credit towardDevelopments receive credit toward
Roadway Impact Fees for construction ofRoadway Impact Fees for construction of
Major Collectors and aboveMajor Collectors and above
 System Improvements receive creditSystem Improvements receive credit
(Public – i.e. Major Collector, Signal, etc.)(Public – i.e. Major Collector, Signal, etc.)
 Site Improvements doSite Improvements do notnot receive creditreceive credit
(Private – i.e. Driveways, DW Decel Lanes, etc.)(Private – i.e. Driveways, DW Decel Lanes, etc.)
 May not owe any feeMay not owe any fee
 Lowe’s / Lakeway Dr ExampleLowe’s / Lakeway Dr Example
IFAC Written CommentsIFAC Written Comments
 Provided in Council PacketProvided in Council Packet
 IFAC RepresentativeIFAC Representative
– Commissioner Jerome RektorikCommissioner Jerome Rektorik
Impact Fee Calculations
LUE = Living Unit Equivalent (connection for a single family home)
Eligible CIP Cost = 10-year capital cost (2016 – 2026)
Rate Credit = Chapter 395 requirements: reduce the eligible CIP cost
by 50% [or] perform a credit analysis to determine the percent of
utility bill used for growth CIP
Service Unit Growth = Derived from land use assumptions for 10-year
growth in LUEs
Eligible CIP Cost – Rate Credit
Impact Fee Per LUE =
Service Unit Growth
Impact Fee Equation:
MaximumMaximum
CalculatedCalculated
FeesFees
WaterWater $2,917/SF House$2,917/SF House $500/SF House$500/SF House
SewerSewer $5,519/SF House$5,519/SF House $3,000/SF House$3,000/SF House
Roads ARoads A $4,244/SF House$4,244/SF House $1,500/SF House$1,500/SF House
Roads BRoads B $4,288/SF House$4,288/SF House $1,500/SF House$1,500/SF House
Roads CRoads C $10,224/SF House$10,224/SF House $1,500/SF House$1,500/SF House
Roads DRoads D $16,148/SF House$16,148/SF House $1,500/SF House$1,500/SF House
TotalsTotals $12K-$24K/SF House $5K/SF House$12K-$24K/SF House $5K/SF House
StaffStaff
RecommendedRecommended
FeesFees
Maximum RoadwayMaximum Roadway
Example Impact FeesExample Impact Fees
Real World Example 1Real World Example 1
Land Use Intensity/Units Impact Fee
Free Standing Discount
Superstore
114,768 ft2
$433,823.04
Shopping Center 29,760 ft2
$88,052.40
High-Turnover Sit-Down
Restaurant
19,600 ft2
$98,931.00
Gasoline/Service Station 18 Fueling Positions $32,535.00
Total $653,341.44
Constructed 2-lanes
and made intersection
improvements
100% Credit
Real World Example 2Real World Example 2
Developer constructed 2
lane divided facility. Paid no
Impact Fee.
Developer constructed
4 lane divided facility.
Paid no Impact Fee.
1
Developer constructed
roundabouts. Paid no Impact
Fee.
City participation
Maximum CalculatedMaximum Calculated
FeesFees
 Land Use AssumptionsLand Use Assumptions (adopted)(adopted)
 Capital Improvement PlanCapital Improvement Plan (adopted)(adopted)
 Detailed Financial AnalysisDetailed Financial Analysis
– Financing CostsFinancing Costs
– Interest EarningsInterest Earnings
– CreditsCredits
 W/WW – Utility RatesW/WW – Utility Rates
 Roadway – Ad Valorem TaxesRoadway – Ad Valorem Taxes
50% W/WW50% W/WW
Example Impact FeesExample Impact Fees
IFACs Discussion & Q/AIFACs Discussion & Q/A
 Dr. James Gaines, TAMU Real Estate OfficeDr. James Gaines, TAMU Real Estate Office
 Richard Weatherly, Freese and NicholsRichard Weatherly, Freese and Nichols
 Jeff Whitaker, Kimley HornJeff Whitaker, Kimley Horn
 City StaffCity Staff
IFACs’ CommentsIFACs’ Comments
RecordedRecorded
on Staff Recommended Feeson Staff Recommended Fees
 Water/Wastewater IFACWater/Wastewater IFAC
– WaterWater $500/SF House$500/SF House
– WastewaterWastewater $3,000/SF House$3,000/SF House
 Roadway IFACRoadway IFAC
– RoadsRoads $1,500/SF House$1,500/SF House
Other CitiesOther Cities
 2012 Duncan National I.F. Study2012 Duncan National I.F. Study
– 28 States with Impact Fees, 271 jurisdictions28 States with Impact Fees, 271 jurisdictions
– 2012 National Averages per Single Family2012 National Averages per Single Family
 Roads $3,228Roads $3,228
 Water $3,863Water $3,863
 Sanitary $3,725Sanitary $3,725
– 8 Texas Cities averages lower than National8 Texas Cities averages lower than National
 2014 KHA Metroplex Survey2014 KHA Metroplex Survey
– 35 Metroplex Cities with Roadway Impact Fees35 Metroplex Cities with Roadway Impact Fees
– Average Roadway IF per Single Family ~$2,200Average Roadway IF per Single Family ~$2,200
Prior CS Impact FeePrior CS Impact Fee
StudiesStudies
 2010 Roadway Impact Fees2010 Roadway Impact Fees
– Based on Average $3,000 per SF HouseBased on Average $3,000 per SF House
– If adopted in 2012, fees ~ $7.0 MIf adopted in 2012, fees ~ $7.0 M
 2011 Citywide Utility Impact Fees2011 Citywide Utility Impact Fees
– Based on Water $1,480 per SF HouseBased on Water $1,480 per SF House
– Based on Sanitary $1,578 per SF HouseBased on Sanitary $1,578 per SF House
– If adopted in 2012, fees ~ $7.7 MIf adopted in 2012, fees ~ $7.7 M
Projected Wastewater NeedsProjected Wastewater Needs
(2016)(2016)
 Exist + 10 Yr Growth CIP Needs ~$ 154MExist + 10 Yr Growth CIP Needs ~$ 154M
 Average annual capital outlayAverage annual capital outlay ~$ 4M~$ 4M
– Includes all capital projects and not just growthIncludes all capital projects and not just growth
related projectsrelated projects
 Options:Options:
– Rate increasesRate increases
– Impact feesImpact fees
– Do not fund all projects needed in the next 10-yrsDo not fund all projects needed in the next 10-yrs
 This option would Limit GrowthThis option would Limit Growth
– CombinationCombination
Projected Water NeedsProjected Water Needs
(2016)(2016)
 Exist + 10 Yr Growth CIP Needs ~$ 49MExist + 10 Yr Growth CIP Needs ~$ 49M
 Average annual capital outlayAverage annual capital outlay ~$ 6M~$ 6M
– Includes all capital projects and not just growthIncludes all capital projects and not just growth
related projectsrelated projects
 Options:Options:
– Rate IncreasesRate Increases
– Impact FeesImpact Fees
– Do not fund all projects needed in the next 10-yrsDo not fund all projects needed in the next 10-yrs
 This option would Limit GrowthThis option would Limit Growth
– Some CombinationSome Combination

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Roadway Impact Fees

  • 1. Roadway Impact FeesRoadway Impact Fees Council Workshop #5Council Workshop #5 January 12, 2017January 12, 2017
  • 2. Council ActionCouncil Action Direction provided on October 27Direction provided on October 27thth Approved on November 10Approved on November 10thth Effective Dates Single Family Fees Year 1 Eff. 12/1/2016 $0 / SF Year 2 Eff. 12/1/2017 $750 / SF Year 3+ Eff. 12/1/2018 $1,500 / SF * Table shows Single Family Fees Only * Other Fees would Vary by Land Use / Business Type Res: $375/VM Non-Res: $80/VM Res: $187.50/VM Non-Res: $40/VM
  • 3. Roadway Costs andRoadway Costs and FeesFees Construction Costs:Construction Costs: Full Impact Fee List (City)Full Impact Fee List (City) = $289M= $289M 10-yr Needs10-yr Needs = $207M= $207M Attributable 10-yr GrowthAttributable 10-yr Growth = $134M= $134M Eligible (Max) Recovery 10-yrEligible (Max) Recovery 10-yr = $134M= $134M 10-yr “Collection” Amount:10-yr “Collection” Amount: ““Adopted” FeesAdopted” Fees = $12M (Fee is= $12M (Fee is 9% of the Attributable/Max)9% of the Attributable/Max)
  • 4. Unfunded ProjectsUnfunded Projects – Lincoln Ave - ReconstructionLincoln Ave - Reconstruction – Luther St - ExtensionLuther St - Extension – Royder Rd - RealignmentRoyder Rd - Realignment – S. Dowling - RR CrossingS. Dowling - RR Crossing – WS Phillips Pkwy – ExpansionWS Phillips Pkwy – Expansion – Birkdale Dr – ExtensionBirkdale Dr – Extension – TxDot Thoroughfares - ParticipationTxDot Thoroughfares - Participation
  • 5.
  • 7. Fee Land Use TableFee Land Use Table
  • 8. 2015 CAC Funded2015 CAC Funded ProjectsProjects  $50M Total$50M Total – Greens Prairie RdGreens Prairie Rd $4.7M$4.7M – Greens Prairie TrGreens Prairie Tr $8.2M$8.2M – Royder IRoyder I $4.9M$4.9M – Rock Prairie W & ERock Prairie W & E $9.3M$9.3M – Cain / Deacon RRCain / Deacon RR $3.8M$3.8M – Holleman SHolleman S $10.3M$10.3M – Capstone / BarronCapstone / Barron $5.6M$5.6M – Holick, Park Pl, Anna, GladeHolick, Park Pl, Anna, Glade $2.1M$2.1M
  • 9. Projected RoadwayProjected Roadway NeedsNeeds (2016)(2016)  Exist + 10 Yr Growth NeedsExist + 10 Yr Growth Needs ~$ 207M~$ 207M  Average annual capital outlayAverage annual capital outlay ~$ 6M~$ 6M – Includes all capital projects and not just growthIncludes all capital projects and not just growth related projectsrelated projects  Options:Options: – Additional fundingAdditional funding – Do not fund all projects needed in the next 10-yrsDo not fund all projects needed in the next 10-yrs  Limit GrowthLimit Growth  Degraded Transportation Level of ServiceDegraded Transportation Level of Service – CombinationCombination
  • 10. Recommended FeesRecommended Fees  Residential FeesResidential Fees :: – $375 / Vehicle-Mile$375 / Vehicle-Mile (Reduced 65% to 91% off the Maxes)(Reduced 65% to 91% off the Maxes) – Equals $1500 per Single Family HouseEquals $1500 per Single Family House  Non-Residential FeesNon-Residential Fees :: – $80 / Vehicle-Mile$80 / Vehicle-Mile (Further reduced to 93% to 98% off the Maxes)(Further reduced to 93% to 98% off the Maxes) – Actual Fees Vary by Land Use/Business TypeActual Fees Vary by Land Use/Business Type  Reminder W/WW Impact Fees were reducedReminder W/WW Impact Fees were reduced to leave Reasonable Roadway Feesto leave Reasonable Roadway Fees
  • 11.
  • 16. Comparison Cities’Comparison Cities’ Example DevelopmentsExample Developments
  • 17. Other Fee OptionsOther Fee Options OPTIONS BY YEAR Option 1 Recommended Option 2 Option 3 Year 1 $1,500 / SF $0 / SF $500 / SF Year 2 $1,500 / SF $750 / SF $1,000 / SF Year 3+ $1,500 / SF $1,500 / SF $1,000 / SF * Table shows Single Family Fees Only * Other Fees would Vary by Land Use / Business Type Res: $375/VM Non-Res: $80/VM Res: $375/VM Non-Res: $80/VM Res: $247/VM Non-Res: $80/VM
  • 18. Discussion and DirectionDiscussion and Direction to Staff for Ord Preparationto Staff for Ord Preparation 1.1. Adopt FeesAdopt Fees?? – Option 1 - Staff Recommended FeesOption 1 - Staff Recommended Fees – Option 2 – Staff Recommended Phased ApproachOption 2 – Staff Recommended Phased Approach – Option 3 – Reduced Residential FeeOption 3 – Reduced Residential Fee – Consideration for Ongoing Implementation CostsConsideration for Ongoing Implementation Costs 2.2. Absolute Fee CapsAbsolute Fee Caps ?? – All or Specific Land UsesAll or Specific Land Uses 2.2. ExemptionsExemptions?? – Specific Land UsesSpecific Land Uses 2.2. Council DirectionCouncil Direction – ConsensusConsensus
  • 19. Presentation OverviewPresentation Overview 1.1. Roadway BackgroundRoadway Background  Land Use AssumptionsLand Use Assumptions  Capital Improvements PlanCapital Improvements Plan – Maximum Calculated Fees w/ Detailed FinancialsMaximum Calculated Fees w/ Detailed Financials 2.2. Roadway Fees by Land UseRoadway Fees by Land Use – Comparison Cities’ FeesComparison Cities’ Fees – Staff Recommended FeesStaff Recommended Fees 3.3. Fee & Credit ExamplesFee & Credit Examples 4.4. IFAC Written CommentsIFAC Written Comments 5.5. Discussion & DirectionDiscussion & Direction
  • 20. Roadway Needs (CIP)Roadway Needs (CIP)  Full Build-Out T-Plan (City)Full Build-Out T-Plan (City) = $290M= $290M  10-yr Needs10-yr Needs = $217M= $217M  Attributable 10-yr GrowthAttributable 10-yr Growth = $143M= $143M (66%)(66%)  Eligible Recovery 10-yrEligible Recovery 10-yr = $134M= $134M (94%)(94%)  City will continue to look to new andCity will continue to look to new and increased funding sources:increased funding sources: – Council Directed Roadway Impact Fees beCouncil Directed Roadway Impact Fees be studied and initiated this formal process as onestudied and initiated this formal process as one sourcesource – Otherwise, Roads will not be built, LOSOtherwise, Roads will not be built, LOS
  • 22. Maximum CalculatedMaximum Calculated FeesFees Roads ARoads A $4,244/SF House$4,244/SF House ($1,061/Veh-Mile)($1,061/Veh-Mile) Roads BRoads B $4,288/SF House$4,288/SF House ($1,072/Veh-Mile)($1,072/Veh-Mile) Roads CRoads C $10,224/SF House$10,224/SF House ($2,556/Veh-Mile)($2,556/Veh-Mile) Roads DRoads D $16,148/SF House$16,148/SF House ($4,004/Veh-Mile)($4,004/Veh-Mile)
  • 23. RecommendedRecommended Roadway Impact FeesRoadway Impact Fees  ““Flat” across all four areas for equityFlat” across all four areas for equity  Residential Fees 15% of MaxResidential Fees 15% of Max (Area C)(Area C) – $1500 Single Family House$1500 Single Family House  Non-Residential Fees 3% of MaxNon-Residential Fees 3% of Max (Area C)(Area C) – Actual Fees Vary by Land Use/Business TypeActual Fees Vary by Land Use/Business Type  Staff believes the Market can bear theStaff believes the Market can bear the Recommended FeesRecommended Fees – Council could adjust the % in future if neededCouncil could adjust the % in future if needed
  • 24. Recommended FeesRecommended Fees % of Max Fees by Area% of Max Fees by Area Service Areas Recommended Residential $375/VM Recommended Non-Residential $80/VM A 35% 7.5% B 35% 7.5% C 15% 3% D 9% 2%
  • 25. Roadway Fees by Land UseRoadway Fees by Land Use
  • 26. Comparison Cities forComparison Cities for Roadway Impact FeesRoadway Impact Fees  DentonDenton  MansfieldMansfield  FriscoFrisco  Fort WorthFort Worth  New BraunfelsNew Braunfels
  • 27. Comparison CitiesComparison Cities Roadway Impact FeesRoadway Impact Fees City Max Fee Unit* ($/Vehicle Mile) Adopted Residential ($/Vehicle Mile) Adopted Non- Residential ($/Vehicle Mile) College Station (Recommended) $2,182 / VM $375 / VM ($1,500 SF Home) $80 / VM New Braunfels $1,056 / VM $375 / VM ($1,875 SF Home) $102 / VM Denton $2,002 / VM $408.16 / VM ($2,000 SF Home) $306.12 / VM Mansfield $904 / VM $550 / VM ($2,200 SF Home) $300 / VM Frisco $1,060 / VM $636 / VM ($3,816 SF Home) $636 / VM Fort Worth $1,866 / VM $500 / VM ($3,000 SF Home) $375 / VM * Average Max Fee Unit
  • 28. Fees & CreditsFees & Credits  Developments receive credit towardDevelopments receive credit toward Roadway Impact Fees for construction ofRoadway Impact Fees for construction of Major Collectors and aboveMajor Collectors and above  System Improvements receive creditSystem Improvements receive credit (Public – i.e. Major Collector, Signal, etc.)(Public – i.e. Major Collector, Signal, etc.)  Site Improvements doSite Improvements do notnot receive creditreceive credit (Private – i.e. Driveways, DW Decel Lanes, etc.)(Private – i.e. Driveways, DW Decel Lanes, etc.)  May not owe any feeMay not owe any fee  Lowe’s / Lakeway Dr ExampleLowe’s / Lakeway Dr Example
  • 29. IFAC Written CommentsIFAC Written Comments  Provided in Council PacketProvided in Council Packet  IFAC RepresentativeIFAC Representative – Commissioner Jerome RektorikCommissioner Jerome Rektorik
  • 30. Impact Fee Calculations LUE = Living Unit Equivalent (connection for a single family home) Eligible CIP Cost = 10-year capital cost (2016 – 2026) Rate Credit = Chapter 395 requirements: reduce the eligible CIP cost by 50% [or] perform a credit analysis to determine the percent of utility bill used for growth CIP Service Unit Growth = Derived from land use assumptions for 10-year growth in LUEs Eligible CIP Cost – Rate Credit Impact Fee Per LUE = Service Unit Growth Impact Fee Equation:
  • 31. MaximumMaximum CalculatedCalculated FeesFees WaterWater $2,917/SF House$2,917/SF House $500/SF House$500/SF House SewerSewer $5,519/SF House$5,519/SF House $3,000/SF House$3,000/SF House Roads ARoads A $4,244/SF House$4,244/SF House $1,500/SF House$1,500/SF House Roads BRoads B $4,288/SF House$4,288/SF House $1,500/SF House$1,500/SF House Roads CRoads C $10,224/SF House$10,224/SF House $1,500/SF House$1,500/SF House Roads DRoads D $16,148/SF House$16,148/SF House $1,500/SF House$1,500/SF House TotalsTotals $12K-$24K/SF House $5K/SF House$12K-$24K/SF House $5K/SF House StaffStaff RecommendedRecommended FeesFees
  • 32. Maximum RoadwayMaximum Roadway Example Impact FeesExample Impact Fees
  • 33.
  • 34. Real World Example 1Real World Example 1 Land Use Intensity/Units Impact Fee Free Standing Discount Superstore 114,768 ft2 $433,823.04 Shopping Center 29,760 ft2 $88,052.40 High-Turnover Sit-Down Restaurant 19,600 ft2 $98,931.00 Gasoline/Service Station 18 Fueling Positions $32,535.00 Total $653,341.44 Constructed 2-lanes and made intersection improvements 100% Credit
  • 35. Real World Example 2Real World Example 2 Developer constructed 2 lane divided facility. Paid no Impact Fee. Developer constructed 4 lane divided facility. Paid no Impact Fee. 1 Developer constructed roundabouts. Paid no Impact Fee. City participation
  • 36. Maximum CalculatedMaximum Calculated FeesFees  Land Use AssumptionsLand Use Assumptions (adopted)(adopted)  Capital Improvement PlanCapital Improvement Plan (adopted)(adopted)  Detailed Financial AnalysisDetailed Financial Analysis – Financing CostsFinancing Costs – Interest EarningsInterest Earnings – CreditsCredits  W/WW – Utility RatesW/WW – Utility Rates  Roadway – Ad Valorem TaxesRoadway – Ad Valorem Taxes
  • 37. 50% W/WW50% W/WW Example Impact FeesExample Impact Fees
  • 38. IFACs Discussion & Q/AIFACs Discussion & Q/A  Dr. James Gaines, TAMU Real Estate OfficeDr. James Gaines, TAMU Real Estate Office  Richard Weatherly, Freese and NicholsRichard Weatherly, Freese and Nichols  Jeff Whitaker, Kimley HornJeff Whitaker, Kimley Horn  City StaffCity Staff
  • 39. IFACs’ CommentsIFACs’ Comments RecordedRecorded on Staff Recommended Feeson Staff Recommended Fees  Water/Wastewater IFACWater/Wastewater IFAC – WaterWater $500/SF House$500/SF House – WastewaterWastewater $3,000/SF House$3,000/SF House  Roadway IFACRoadway IFAC – RoadsRoads $1,500/SF House$1,500/SF House
  • 40. Other CitiesOther Cities  2012 Duncan National I.F. Study2012 Duncan National I.F. Study – 28 States with Impact Fees, 271 jurisdictions28 States with Impact Fees, 271 jurisdictions – 2012 National Averages per Single Family2012 National Averages per Single Family  Roads $3,228Roads $3,228  Water $3,863Water $3,863  Sanitary $3,725Sanitary $3,725 – 8 Texas Cities averages lower than National8 Texas Cities averages lower than National  2014 KHA Metroplex Survey2014 KHA Metroplex Survey – 35 Metroplex Cities with Roadway Impact Fees35 Metroplex Cities with Roadway Impact Fees – Average Roadway IF per Single Family ~$2,200Average Roadway IF per Single Family ~$2,200
  • 41. Prior CS Impact FeePrior CS Impact Fee StudiesStudies  2010 Roadway Impact Fees2010 Roadway Impact Fees – Based on Average $3,000 per SF HouseBased on Average $3,000 per SF House – If adopted in 2012, fees ~ $7.0 MIf adopted in 2012, fees ~ $7.0 M  2011 Citywide Utility Impact Fees2011 Citywide Utility Impact Fees – Based on Water $1,480 per SF HouseBased on Water $1,480 per SF House – Based on Sanitary $1,578 per SF HouseBased on Sanitary $1,578 per SF House – If adopted in 2012, fees ~ $7.7 MIf adopted in 2012, fees ~ $7.7 M
  • 42. Projected Wastewater NeedsProjected Wastewater Needs (2016)(2016)  Exist + 10 Yr Growth CIP Needs ~$ 154MExist + 10 Yr Growth CIP Needs ~$ 154M  Average annual capital outlayAverage annual capital outlay ~$ 4M~$ 4M – Includes all capital projects and not just growthIncludes all capital projects and not just growth related projectsrelated projects  Options:Options: – Rate increasesRate increases – Impact feesImpact fees – Do not fund all projects needed in the next 10-yrsDo not fund all projects needed in the next 10-yrs  This option would Limit GrowthThis option would Limit Growth – CombinationCombination
  • 43. Projected Water NeedsProjected Water Needs (2016)(2016)  Exist + 10 Yr Growth CIP Needs ~$ 49MExist + 10 Yr Growth CIP Needs ~$ 49M  Average annual capital outlayAverage annual capital outlay ~$ 6M~$ 6M – Includes all capital projects and not just growthIncludes all capital projects and not just growth related projectsrelated projects  Options:Options: – Rate IncreasesRate Increases – Impact FeesImpact Fees – Do not fund all projects needed in the next 10-yrsDo not fund all projects needed in the next 10-yrs  This option would Limit GrowthThis option would Limit Growth – Some CombinationSome Combination