Legislation Details

File #: 24-131    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Ordinance Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 3/12/2024 In control: City Commission
On agenda: 3/25/2024 Final action:
Title: Public hearing on an ordinance amending Article VI, Chapter 86, Plant City Code regarding Library Impact Fees.
Sponsors: Granicus User
Attachments: 1. Library Impact Fee Ordinance Agenda 24-131 - 03.25.24.pdf, 2. Business Impact Statement - Library Impact Fees Ch 86.pdf, 3. Plant City IF Update_FINAL Rpt_1-30-24.pdf, 4. City of Plant City IF Update Supplement 1-30-24.pdf, 5. 2024 02.23 - ORDINANCE - Library Impact Fees Amendment (Ch. 86)
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AGENDA REPORT


DATE: March 25, 2024

TO: City Commission

FROM: Bill McDaniel, City Manager

SUBJECT: Public Hearing to Amend Article VI of Chapter 86, Plant City Code -
Library Impact Fees

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

An impact fee rate study was conducted in 2005 and established a rate schedule for library impact fees. These charges have remained the same for 19 years.

On September 26, 2022, the City Commission approved an agreement with Alfred Benesch & Company (Benesch) to perform a citywide impact fee update study.

Benesch provided an extensive review of the current impact fees as required by Section 163.31801, Florida Statutes (FS) and found that the City's library impact fees are above the current cost to provide for growth.

The consultant utilized the following criteria to determine the recommended library impact fees for Plant City:
* Consumption-based methodology that is widely used in Florida and ensures that fees are calculated at a level not to charge for any deficiencies
* Documentation of capital inventory and level of service
* Estimation of the value of the capital inventory
* Recognizing a credit for non-impact fee contributions from future development
* Calculation of the demand component to measure impact from each land use

Implementation of the recommended impact fee schedule must comply with the following Phase-In Limitation rules required by the State unless a study identifies extraordinary circumstances:
* Up to 25% increase - over two years
* Between 25-50% - over four installments
* Cannot be increased more than 50% of the current rate

Based on the recommendation from the consultant to reduce the rates, the phase-in limitation rules do not apply.

The consultant recommends a new library impact fee schedule as seen in the ordinance and in the table below:

Land Use
Unit
Functional Residents per Unit
Proposed Impact Fee
Existing Impact Fee
Residential




Single Family
du
2.76
$403
$538
Multi-Family
du
2.08
$304
$486

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