Impact Fee Advisory Committee November 10, 2016

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Impact Fee Advisory Committee November 10, 2016 Kane County Impact Fee Advisory Committee November 10, 2016

Items to be Discussed Refined CRIP Project List Cost Estimate for CRIP Projects Draft Fee Structure Draft Ordinance Revisions Next Steps

Refined List of CRIP Projects Refined since last IFAC presentation to reassign project numbering system Integrated a few intersection projects into existing project scope Project 23 (Huntley Rd Corridor Improvements includes intersection improvements from Galligan Rd to Randall Rd) Staff conducted additional coordination with municipalities No additional comments noted

Refined CRIP Project List Removed previously completed projects Renumbered projects and sorted projects alphabetically Total reduced from 50 to 43 projects

2026 Proposed Comprehensive Roadway Improvement Plan Note: Projects elements that are not Impact Fee Eligible are represented only for the County portions of the project. Components that are on other roadway jurisdictions are not eligible for Impact Fee funds. (DRAFT)

Cost Estimate Process Costs estimated for all CRIP projects Based on current year value - no escalation Unit prices provided by KDOT Incorporates more detailed estimates, where available from Phase I studies Project costs separated at service area boundaries for longer projects

Cost Estimate Summary Draft Cost Estimate IF Program Update (2016-2026) Total Program Cost (2016 to 2026 CRIP) $996,080,000 Total IF Eligible Program Cost (2016 to 2026 CRIP) $940,280,000 Expected Revenue (2017-2026) $452,324,290 Current IF Program Cost Estimates (2011-2021) Total Program Cost (2011 to 2021 CRIP) $1,011,680,000 Total IF Eligible Program Cost (2011 to 2021 CRIP) $942,400,000 Expected Revenue (2011-2021) $371,950,000

Cost of Eligible Projects Cost of Eligible Projects Cost Per Trip Draft Cost Per Trip IF Program Update (2016-2026) Service Area New Trips Cost of Eligible Projects Cost per Trip North Service Area 140,728 $474,140,000 $3,369 Central Service Area 42,747 $140,300,000 $3,282 South Service Area 96,298 $325,840,000 $3,384 County-wide 279,773 $940,280,000 $3,361 Current IF Program Cost Estimates (2011-2021) Service Area New Trips Cost of Eligible Projects Cost per Trip North Service Area 130,266 $474,100,000 $3,639 Central Service Area 39,569 $144,300,000 $3,647 South Service Area 89,139 $324,000,000 $3,635 County-wide 258,974 $942,400,000

Draft Fee Structure Maintains facilities-based approach Maintains all current land use categories Additions being considered based on local input Considers new CRIP projects and updated land use and travel demand Fee calculation formula updated for cost per trip

Fee Structure Formula Components of Fee Formula: Cost per Trip Cost of Eligible Projects within service area Number of New Trips within service area ITE Trip Generation Rate Gross Impact Fee per Unit

Example Fee Calculation Unit x Cost per Trip x Trip Rate = Gross Fee Single Family Attached Home in the South Service Area Unit = dwelling unit (1) Cost per Trip = $3,384 ITE Trip Rate = 0.52 (1 dwelling) x ($ per trip) x 0.52 = $1,760 gross fee

Gross Impact Fee Structure (Draft) 2016 Update Current IF Program

Net Impact Fee Structure (Draft) 2016 Update ‐ Net Impact Fee Estimates with Potential Impact Fee Multipliers 2016-2026 Impact Fee Program (2016 Update: Potential Impact Fee Multipliers)

Ordinance Revisions Next Steps Draft changes based on input from County staff Considering category for “flex” industrial Investigating revisions to: Definitions Exemptions Discounts Continuing to work through revisions with staff

Next Project Steps Complete proposed revisions to ordinance Possible December IFAC meeting to discuss ordinance Prepare for public hearing on January 4th 2017 Review and address public hearing comments Finalize CRIP, fee structure, and ordinance for IFAC, Transportation Committee, and County Board approval

Near-Term Schedule Date Description TBD Possible IFAC Meeting to discuss Ordinance Jan. 4, 2017 Public Hearing: Draft CRIP and Fee Structure Jan. 13, 2017 Close of Public Comment period on Draft CRIP, Fee Structure and Ordinance Late Jan. 2017 IFAC Meeting: Review Draft Public Hearing Comments March 2017 County Board Approval:  Revised CRIP, Fee Structure and Ordinance

Thank you!