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The current local wastewater SDC rate is structured differently in that it is based solely upon <br /> the net increase of Plumbing Fixture Units (PFUs) generated by a development. Each fixture <br /> in the restroom facility is assigned a PFU count equivalent to standards set within the Uniform <br /> Plumbing Code. The local wastewater SDC is then calculated by multiplying the total number <br /> of PFUs by a factor of $35.04. <br /> Are there opportunities to exempt these city and MWMC wastewater SDC charges for this <br /> project? <br /> No exemption for development of this type exists within the current SDC methodology. Credits <br /> could be applied if existing plumbing fixtures were being removed in conjunction with work <br /> under the permit approved for this work (local wastewater SDC credit) or, in the case of the <br /> regional wastewater SDC, if existing building foundation area was being removed. The intent <br /> is to capture the amount of net increase in impact to the public infrastructure and charge the <br /> SDC accordingly. <br /> Are there opportunities to exempt the SDC administrative fees from the development of these <br /> fields? <br /> The SDC administrative costs are charged to recover direct and indirect costs incurred in <br /> complying with the requirements of state law and the cost of administering the SDC. Under <br /> current SDC methodology, administrative costs are applied any time SDCs are assessed. The <br /> only time the administrative cost would not be charged is when the development itself is <br /> exempt from assessment of SDCs. For more information re SDCs please contact Nancy Bums, SDC <br /> Analyst, at 682 -6887. <br /> Signage <br /> Will the proposed Score Board at each field be considered exterior signage or will it be exempt <br /> from the City sign ordinance? <br /> The scoreboard would be exempt from having to obtain a sign permit if the message conveyed <br /> could not be visible beyond the development site based on the definition of "sign" in the local <br /> code (EC 9.015). If the scoreboard was positioned to promote the school at times when an <br /> activity was not taking place it would clearly need an approved sign permit. For more information <br /> please contact Mike Mckerrow, Land Use Supervisor, at 682 - 5251. <br /> Other Issues <br /> What are the other issues important to the City of Eugene that the 4J School District needs to be <br /> addressing in their study to site the multi -use athletic facilities at their high schools? <br /> It's important to note that the information provided in this response is based upon limited <br /> design information and at such time that District 4J has determined which option they wish to <br /> pursue, the Building and Permit Services Division would like to offer their services via a <br /> Predevelopment Conference (PDC) facilitated by Permit Center staff. The intent is to help <br /> customers identify potential issues for a site(s) and answer specific questions posed to the <br /> multi - departmental disciplines represented at the Permit Center. Copies of minutes are <br /> provided. If you'd like more information or would like to sign up for a PDC, please contact <br /> Mark Tritt, Customer Service Officer, at 682 -8420. <br />