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Proposed Addition (Appendix C~ to the TischierBise, Inc. School Impact Attachment 7 Zt Fee Reports Appendix C -Housing Unit Types For the purposes of school impact fee analysis and calculations, the following housing type categories were used. A brief description of each housing category is provided. Single Family Detached: a detached building located on a single lot containing one dwelling unit. In situations where an accessory dwelling unit (i.e., a "mother-in-law suite" or "granny flat"} is located on the same lot, the principal dwelling is categorized as a Single Family Detached dwelling. Examples of single family detached dwellings are site-built houses and modular houses Single Family Attached: a group of dwelling units which share a common floor-to- ceiling wall or share the wall of an attached garage or porch with an adjacent dwelling and in which all units have aground-floor living space. Units are individually owned or intended to be individually. owned after initial sales are complete. Examples of single family attached dwellings are duplexes, triplexes, townhouses, row houses, and condominiums in which all uni#s have aground-floor living space. Multifamily: a group of dwelling units which share a common floor to-ceiling wall with an adjacent dwelling. All units may not have aground-floor living space. Units may be individually owned (as is the case with condominiums) or may be owned by one entity and rented/leased to tenants. Also included in this category are dwelling units located above ground-floor non-residential (i.e., retail or office) uses. In situations where an accessory dwelling unit (i.e., a mother-in-law suite, granny flat, or efficiency apartment} is located on the same lot as a principal dwelling, the accessory dwelling unit is categorized as a multifamily dwelling provided the accessory dwelling unit is categorized as such by the local zoning code (i.e., less than 750-800 square feet, depending on the specifics of the local code). Examples of multifamily dwellings include apartments, condominiums in a multi-story building in which all units do not have a ground floor living space, mother-in-law suites and granny flats located on a lot containing a separate principal dwelling, and dwellings located above non-residential uses. Manufactured home: a dwelling built in a factory in accordance with the federal Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards, commonly referred to as the 'HUD' Code. Examples of manufactured homes are single-wide, double-wide, and triple-wide "mobile" homes.