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shown on the overall site plan, Phase II improvements are located in close proximity to the existing stadium and parking area for Stanback Middle School. B. ORANGE COUNTY EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES IMPACT FEE ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS 1) Amendments to Orange County Educational Facilities Impact Fee Ordinance The Orange County Educational Facilities Impact Fee Ordinance, adopted in 1993 and amended in 1995, 1996, and 2001, needs further amendments to provide clarification and aid in administration of the Ordinance. Amendments to the following sections of the Ordinance are proposed: SECTION 2 -DEFINITIONS: Amend the definition of Dwelling Unit consistent with the State Building Cade and provide definitions and examples for the following terms: single family detached, all other residential types, and new residential dwelling unit, Pur ose: Section 2 -Definitions: The Educational Facilities Impact Fee Ordinance identifies two levels of impact fee in each school district based on the type of new residential dwelling unit, A "single family detached residential dwelling unit" is charged a higher fee than "all other residential types," Proposed amendments provide definitions and examples for the residential types to ensure that a fee payer is assessed at the proper rate. SECTION 4 -PUBLIC SCHOOL IMPACT FEE EXCEPTIONS Add an impact fee exception when a dwelling unit is moved to a new lot, Purpose: Section 4 -Public School Impact Fee Exceptions: Impact fees are not imposed on structures and buildings that existed on the effective date of the Orange County Educational Facilities Impact Fee Ordinance or that, if constructed or erected after the effective date of the Ordinance, have been determined in the Ordinance will not materially effect current levels of service of public school facilities. It is proposed to add to this class of buildings or structures a residential dwelling unit which is moved to a previously undeveloped lot and where the lot from which the moved residential dwelling unit was located and the lot to which the moved residential dwelling unit will be located are both in the same "public school benefit area," Two options are under consideration, The first option would require that the lot from which the residential dwelling unit is moved be extinguished as a residential dwelling lot, in effect, providing for the impact fee exemption to "non with the land," The second option would require that an impact fee be imposed on the lot from which the residential dwelling unit was moved if, in the future, another residential dwelling unit were located on that lot, in effect providing far the impact fee exemption to "run with the dwelling unit,"