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io Ci has indicated to both the applicant and staff that the proposed street layout is acceptable. Further, DOT officials have indicated they will want to see twenty-foot paved roadway cross - sections with grassed sale. FINANCIAL IMPACT: Public He : The costs associated with the scheduling and advertising of this pubic hearing was approximately ately $ 439.11 and included: $17.22 covering postage for 41 first class letters notifying adjacent property owners of the Neighborhood Information Meeting held on May 9, 201'1, $287.00 for the newspaper legal advertisement, $134.89 covering postage for 41 certified letters notifying adjacent property owners of the May Quarterly Public Fearing, The applicant's application submittal fee covered the costs of these items. Water: The waterlines will be installed at the cost of the applicant and turned over to OAWS for maintenance. Sever: There will be serer cost impacts to the County under the current usage billing methods as detailed herein. Schools: Currently, the School Impact l=ee per single - family SF unit is $4,686.00. 'his fee is scheduled to go up in January 2012 to $5#628.00. Ultimately, ately, if all units commence construction after January 1, 2012, the school Impact fee generated by the project will be $ 1571444.00. Streets: All streets will be maintained by N CDOT through its yearly budget allocations. RECOMMENDATION: The Manning Director recommends the Board: 1. Receive the CU application, 2. Conduct the Public Hearing and accept public, BOCC and Planning Board sworn testimony on the application, 3. Refer the ratter to the Planning Board with a request that a recommendation be returned to the County Board of Commissioners in time for the September 20, 2011 BOCC regular meeting, and 4. AdjOUrn the public hearing until September* 2, 2011 in order to receive the planning