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,_ ; . .. , . <br />g Page11~ <br />Crai Bene ict - O Sch ee.doc <br />~~~ <br />Schaal Impact Fees Orange County. North Carolina <br />Public School Impac# Fees <br />The recommended public school impact fees are based on local data and existing level <br />of service standards. These factors are explained in the following paragraphs and <br />tables. <br />Building and Site Area Standards <br />Figures 6 and 7 provide inventories of existing public schools in Orange County. The <br />data contained in these tables are used to derive LOS standards for school sites, <br />buildings and relocatable classrooms. The LOS standards are then used to determine <br />capital costs per student in the impact fee calculations. Based on TA's experience, <br />jurisdictions usually conclude that it is better to adopt impact fees based on current <br />standards rather than desired levels of service. The latter approach creates existing <br />deficiencies that must be corrected in a reasonable time frame from non-impact fee <br />funding. <br />An inventory of Orange County District schools is shown in Figure 6. Elementary <br />school buildings have 401,254 square feet of floor area accommodating an elementary <br />ADM of 3,078 students. Dividing the total building area by the number of students <br />yields a standard of 130 square feet of school building per elementary student. The <br />average elementary school site in the Orange County District is 21 acres. Also, the <br />average elementary school has only one relocatable classroom, or mobile unit. <br />Middle school buildings have 244,970 square feet of floor area accommodating an ADM <br />of 1,504 students. Dividing the total building area by the number of students yields a <br />standard of 163 square feet of school building per middle school student. The average <br />middle school site in the Orange County District is 46 acres. Also, the average middle <br />school has four relocatable classrooms, or mobile units. <br />11 <br />
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