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<br /> 7 i <br /> ~ <br /> News Release Information Session on SDC <br /> May 1, 1991 <br /> Page 2 <br /> The DC rates in the new ordinance will reflect the growth-related <br /> impact of new development on four systems: transportation, sanitary sewer, <br /> storm sew r, and parks. The funds will be used to provide the capacity to <br /> support n w development or to reimburse the community for expenditures <br /> already i vested in the reserve capacity in the existing system. The amount <br /> of each S C will generally be based on the amount of impact the development <br /> will have on a particular system. <br /> In J nuary, 1991, the City Council appointed an SDC Task Force of <br /> citizens rom development-related groups and from the public to review the <br /> ~ draft ordnance and recommend revisions. The task force completed their work <br /> ~ in early pril; the results will be displayed and discussed during the <br /> informati n session. <br /> Memb rs of the task force include Ken Nagao, Building Code Advisory <br /> s <br /> Committee Bob Tate, Lane County Home Builders; Mike Roberts, Lane County <br /> Associati n of General Contractors; Dale Riddle, Chamber of Commerce; Jim <br /> Saul, pri ate land use planner; Sue Pritchard, commercial/industrial realtor; <br /> Merle Bot ge, League of Women Voters; and Eugene City Councilors Shawn Boles, <br /> Bobby Gre n, and Roger Rutan. <br /> The ask force made a number of recommendations that will help the city <br /> equitably finance the cost of providing infrastructure to support new <br /> developme t without dampening new development and economic development <br /> j efforts. or more information about the SDC revisions or the session, call <br /> 687-5291. <br /> i <br /> <br />