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METHODOLOGY: <br /> City of Eugene Systems Development Charges <br /> <br /> I%. Appendix E <br /> Parks System Charge Detail <br /> 1.0 Formula <br /> The parks SDC is determined based on the level of service and the cost for each component listed <br /> in Table 7. These components are identified in the 1989 Parks and Recreation Plan. Included are <br /> neighbofiood and community parks, and special facility areas, which encompass facilities such as <br /> temnis and basketball courts, softball diamonds and soccer fields. A parks SDC is collected from <br /> 19~ residential development only. The basis of the charge is equivalent dwelling units (EDUs). <br /> j ' Table 7 contains the current Eugene planning area standards for neighborhood and community <br /> parks. Standards for special facility areas, also shown in Table 7, were developed by dividing the <br /> A current planning area facility count by the current population to arrive at the current level of service <br /> ~ ~"I'~ par thousand population. <br /> This standard was then multiplied by the per-acre cost for land acquisition/development or the per- <br /> unit cost of each component to get the cost per 1,000 population. Then the per capita amounts <br /> ~u wire derived by dividing by 1,000. The per capita component costs were then summed to arrive <br /> at,'a cost impact per capita. <br /> I To calculate the cost per equivalent dwelling unit (EDU), the Total Charge per Person is multiplied <br /> ~ ! by the average number of persons per household, for the city. The population records serve as <br /> the basis for deriving the average number of persons per dwelling unit, used in the parks SDC <br /> ;analysis. <br /> i <br /> i' <br /> { <br /> j <br /> ~N~ <br /> 16 <br /> ~i, <br /> INI <br /> I r~ <br /> l <br /> City of Eugene SDC Methodology Parks, Page E-1 <br /> <br />