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11/19/2001
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Minutes - 20011119
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\Board of County Commissioners\Minutes - Approved\2000's\2001
NS RES-2001-109 Resolution approving Fox Hill Farm-Central Preliminary Plat
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\Board of County Commissioners\Resolutions\2000-2009\2001
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FISCAL IMPACT ANALYSIS FOR FOX HILL FARM CENTRAL <br />RESIDENTIAL SERVICE STANDARD APPROACH <br />Prepared by <br />The Orange County Planning Department <br />September, 2001 <br />PRO]EGT DESCRIPTION <br />Fox HIII Farm Central subelNSlon contains 91 buildable lots and is loratetl In Eno <br />Township. The lots are accessetl by new public roads which will InterseR with New Sharon <br />Chu¢h Road and Baldwin Road. The current zoning is AR - AgrimlNral Residential. The <br />average lo[ size Is approximately 2.08 aces. La[s will be servetl by wells and intl'midual <br />septic systems. <br />ProjeR build-out Is esdmatetl at two years. Housing units will be constructed, <br />beginning in 2002, with completlan of the project schetluletl for 2003, Dnits will wnstst of <br />tlelached single-family homes, and the appllwnt estimates Ne aveage sales price m be <br />$325,000 indutling the la[. <br />METHODOLOGY <br />FlsTal Impact analysis is a projection of the tlired, current, Wbllc costs antl revenues <br />aswtlated with residential and non resdential growth In the judvJlctlan In which the growth <br />is taKng place. Psral impaR analysis mnslders only direct impact in that it projects only the <br />primary cost that cull be ir¢urretl and me immetllate revenues that will be generates. It <br />Calculates the financial e0ec[ oP a planned tlevehpment or new subtlivision by consldedng <br />the current cosh antl revenues such a development would generate if it were completetl antl <br />oaupiatl roday. Flsral ImpaQ anaysls does not oinsitler the private costs of public action. It <br />is concerned onty wtth public (ggvemmentap costs antl revenues. <br />The methotl usetl in preparing the flswl Impact anatysis is the Service Standard <br />Approach. While only gross expentliWres W service category are derived from the Per Capita <br />Method, the Service 5tantlaN methotl tle[ermlbes the total number of atltlldonal employees <br />by servire function mat will be required as a result of grpwth. This method employs average <br />county government casts per person, average school costs per pupil, an employee to <br />population ratio, antl average operating expenses per employee far each service category <br />and school tlistriR. The number of new employees are projected antl muldpl'~ed times the <br />aveage operating expenses Sindudes personnel, operating and wplbl tags) per employee. <br />These average rosts are then weighed against per capita and per Pupil revenues to project <br />the total net Flscel Impact of the development. <br />
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