A. Maximum Supportable Impact Fees:
1. The fee schedules included herein represent the maximum impact fees which the city may impose on development within the defined service area and are based upon general demand characteristics and potential demand that can be created by each class of user. The city reserves the right under the impact fees act 1 , to assess an adjusted fee to respond to unusual circumstances to ensure that the fees are equitably assessed.
2. This adjustment may result in a higher fee if the city determines that a user would create a greater than normal impact on the system. The city may also decrease the fee if the developer provides documentation that the proposed impact will be less than what could be expected given the type of user 2 .
WATER IMPACT FEES
Meter Size | Multiplier | Fee Per Meter |
3/4 inch | 1.00 | $ 3,051.00 |
1 inch | 2.50 | 7,629.00 |
11/2 inch | 5.00 | 15,257.00 |
2 inch | 8.00 | 24,412.00 |
3 inch | 15.00 | 45,772.00 |
4 inch | 25.00 | 76,287.00 |
SEWER IMPACT FEES
Meter Size | Multiplier | Fee Per Meter |
3/4 inch | 1.00 | $ 5,856.00 |
1 inch | 2.50 | 14,641.00 |
11/2 inch | 5.00 | 29,282.00 |
2 inch | 8.00 | 46,852.00 |
3 inch | 15.00 | 87,847.00 |
4 inch | 25.00 | 146,412.00 |
PUBLIC SAFETY IMPACT FEES
Zone | Fire/EMS Impact Fee Per Unit/1K Sf |
Residential | $154.00 per unit |
Nonresidential | 37.00 per 1K Sf |
PARKS AND RECREATION IMPACT FEES
Total parks and recreation impact fee per resident | $ 654.00 |
City persons per household | 3.55 |
Parks impact fee per household | 2,322.00 |
3. Further calculation and presentation is included in exhibit B, the impact fee analysis. (Ord. 2008-03, 4-2-2008)
Notes
| 1 | 1. UCA § 11-36-202(2)(c) and (2)(d). |
| 2 | 2. UCA § 11-36-202(3)(a). |