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Percentage of Total Sales Tax To Operating - In Orange County, 80% of the 1st half cent sales tax goes to school capital and 20% goes to county capital. The 2nd half cent sales tax goes to county capital. The 1 cent sales tax goes to the county general fund for operating expenditures. Therefore, 50% of the total county sales tax revenue goes to operating. Example - .5. Square Footage of Project - This information can be obtained from the developer or tax assessor. Example - 44,690 sq. ft. Projected Sales Per Square Foot - This information can be obtained from the developer or tax assessor or by referring to SALES PER SQUARE FOOT from Urban Land Institute's DOLLARS AND CENTS OF SHOPPING CENTERS (depending on the type of development). Example - $110.58 sales per sq. ft. See Appendix. CHARGES/INSPECTIONS/FEES (All inspections charges are initial revenues and will not be included in future yearly revenue estimates.) Erosion Control- An Erosion Control Plan must be prepared for all land disturbing activities subject to the Orange County Erosion Control Ordinance whenever the proposed activity is to be undertaken on a tract comprising more than 20,000 square feet, if more than 20,000 square feet are to be covered. The Erosion Control Fee schedule is included in the Appendix. Land disturbance for our example is 6.72 acres. At a fee of $150 per acre the total charge would be 6.72 * $150, or $1,008. Grading Permit-Before starting a land-disturbing activity greater that 20,000 square feet,the owner or his agent shall obtain a Grading Permit from the Erosion Control officer. Grading Permit fees are included in the Erosion Control Fee Schedule in the Appendix. Grading permit fees are $365 per acre. The total fee for this example would be 6.72 * $365, or $2,463. Building Permits - Most construction activity in Orange County requires the issuance of a building permit. Commercial,industrial,and nonresidential buildings, alterations and additions fees are under Schedule D in the Inspections Fee Schedule in the Appendix. The total building permit fee for this example is $3,040. Electrical * - All buildings with electricity require an electrical inspection. Fees for electrical inspections are under Schedules E,F,G and H in the Inspections Fee Schedule in the Appendix. The electrical inspection fee for this example is $323. Plumbing * -All buildings with plumbing require a plumbing inspection. Plumbing fees are under Schedule in the Inspections Fee Schedule in the Appendix. The plumbing inspection fee for this example is $114. Mechanical * - All buildings with heating and cooling systems require a mechanical inspection. Nonresidential/Commercial Mechanical fees are under Schedule K in the Inspections Fee Schedule in the Appendix. The mechanical inspection fee for this example is $233. Miscellaneous - Miscellaneous Building Inspections include those such as Mobile/Modular Homes, Building Demolition, Satellite Dishes, Swimming Pools, Signs, etc. All Miscellaneous Inspections are listed under Schedules E and F in the Inspections Fee Schedule in the Appendix. * It is difficult to project electrical, plumbing and mechanical fees, especially when the use of the building has not been determined. The fees in this example were obtained from the Permits Coordinator. 9