Municipal Services Feasibility Study Millcreek City, Utah

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Municipal Services Feasibility Study Millcreek City, Utah Lewis Young Robertson & Burningham, Inc. April 2017

Summary 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Scenario 1 % of Revenues to Expenses   2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Scenario 1 % of Revenues to Expenses 108% New Tax Rate - $190,368 Tax Value Impact Remittance to County Scenario 2 106% Scenario 3 101% Scenario 4 71% 0.001367 0.001385 0.001405 0.001428 0.001450 $260 $264 $268 $272 $276

Demographics (I) POPULATION AND POPULATION DENSITY WITHIN THE WITHDRAWING MUNICIPALITY; Millcreek Population & Households   2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 AAGR Total Population 58,735 58,842 58,923 59,154 59,502 59,653 59,737 0.28% Household Population 57,942 58,049 58,130 58,361 58,709 58,860 58,944 0.29% Millcreek Population & Households   2016 Total Population 59,737 Total Occupied Households 23,824 Acreage 6,641 People Per Household 2.51 People Per Acre 9

Projected Demographics (II) current and five-year projections of demographics and economic base in the withdrawing municipality, including household size and income, commercial and industrial development, and public facilities; Current & Future Development: Artesian Springs, Meadowbrook Plan, Town Center Plan New Residents: 1,362 New Households: 660 Projected Millcreek Population Projected   2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Total Population 59,906 60,514 60,924 61,096 61,268 Household Population 25,419 25,733 25,937 26,008 26,079 People Per Household 2.4 2.3 Household Mean AGI $62,095 $69,441 $77,657 $86,845 $97,120

Economic Base Taxable Value: $4,568,389,725 Office Property: 9% of Taxable Value Residential Property: 73% of Taxable Value Commercial Property: 8% of Taxable Value Millcreek Taxable and Market Value Land Use  Market Value Taxable Value Residential $6,213,723,440 $3,356,524,313 Industrial $122,619,740 $119,257,371 Commercial $434,447,420 $381,181,702 Office $501,419,990 $430,708,445 Vacant $69,058,060 $56,834,153 Agricultural/Forest/Mining $1,770,800 $4,670 Other $412,184,000 $63,536,172 Personal Property $157,269,999 Centrally Assessed Property $3,072,900  Total $7,915,566,349 $4,568,389,725

Economic Base Sales Tax Outlets: 1,662 Estimated 2016 Sales Tax: $9,908,832 Business Licenses: 3,055 Sales Tax Per Capital: $166

Public Facilities Scott Avenue 6.21 3475 South 800 East Canyon Rim Millcreek Parks Park Acres Location Scott Avenue 6.21 3475 South 800 East Canyon Rim 15.7 3100 East Grace Street Fortuna 2.04 4610 South Fortuna Way Sunnyvale (formerly Valley Center) 4.1 4013 South 700 West Total 28.05   Millcreek Streets and Storm Sewer System System Metric Road Centerline Miles 171. 5 Miles Storm Drain System 370,640 Linear Feet

Projected Growth (III) projected growth in the withdrawing municipality during the next five years; Current & Future Development: Artesian Springs, Meadowbrook Plan, Town Center Plan New Residents: 1,362 New Households: 660 Factors Driving New Growth: Redevelopment, In-fill Development Projected Tax Value with New Growth Millcreek City 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Assessed $4,568,389,725 $4,599,658,834 $4,630,927,944 $4,662,411,080 New Growth   $31,269,109 $31,483,136 $31,697,163 Total $4,694,108,243

5-Year Cost Projections (IV) SUBJECT TO SUBSECTION (4)(B), THE PRESENT AND FIVE-YEAR PROJECTIONS OF THE COST, INCLUDING OVERHEAD, OF MUNICIPAL SERVICES IN THE WITHDRAWING MUNICIPALITY; Greater Salt Lake County Municipal Services District Township Services (Administration) Public Works Planning & Development Engineering Animal Services Capital Projects Parks Stat and General Scenario Analysis Scenario 1: Remain in the MSD Scenario 2: Withdraw from the MSD and contract directly with the County for 100 percent of the City’s municipal services Scenario 3: Withdraw from the MSD and contract directly with the County for all services except planning and development Scenario 4: Withdraw from the MSD and self-provide all services According to the City’s legal counsel, the City would not be required to remit payment to the County under Scenario 2 and 3, as these scenarios are not required by statute. Scenario 2 and Scenario 3 have been included for informational purposes only and to aid in the evaluation of costs to the City.

5-Year Cost Projections Scenario 1: Remain in the MSD 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 MSD Expense $13,500,085 $13,869,268 $14,249,064 $14,639,787 $15,041,762 City Admin Expense $112,438 $115,811 $119,285 $122,863 $126,549 Start-Up Expense $232,528 Total Budget $13,845,051 $14,217,607 $14,600,877 $14,995,179 $15,400,840 Scenario 2: Withdraw from the MSD and contract Directly with the County for 100 percent of the City’s municipal services 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 MSD Expense $12,980,085 $13,333,668 $13,697,396 $14,071,569 $14,456,498 City Admin Expense $417,550 $430,077 $442,979 $456,268 $469,956 Start-Up Expense $775,094 Total Budget $14,172,730 $14,538,839 $14,915,469 $15,302,932 $15,701,548

5-Year Cost Projections Scenario 3: Withdraw from the MSD and contract Directly with the County for all services except planning and development 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 MSD Expense $13,005,765 $13,376,515 $13,758,171 $14,151,060 $14,555,519 City Admin Expense $916,000 $943,480 $971,784 $1,000,938 $1,030,966 Start-Up Expense $830,578 Total Budget $14,752,343 $15,150,573 $15,560,534 $15,982,576 $16,417,063 Scenario 4: Withdraw from the MSD and self-provide all services 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 MSD Expense $16,466,751 $16,950,733 $17,449,119 $17,962,344 $18,490,854 City Admin Expense $1,666,100 $1,716,083 $1,767,566 $1,820,593 $1,875,211 Start-Up Expense $3,134,128 Total Budget $21,266,980 $21,800,944 $22,350,813 $22,917,065 $23,500,192

5-Year Revenue Projections (V) ASSUMING THE SAME TAX CATEGORIES AND TAX RATES AS CURRENTLY IMPOSED BY THE MUNICIPAL SERVICES DISTRICT AND ALL OTHER CURRENT SERVICE PROVIDERS, THE PRESENT AND FIVE-YEAR PROJECTED REVENUE FOR THE WITHDRAWING MUNICIPALITY; Total Millcreek Revenue Potential Sales Tax $10,411,929 $10,724,287 $11,046,015 $11,377,396 $11,718,718 Franchise Tax 482,481 490,624 498,904 507,324 515,886 Class B & C Roads 1,817,077 1,867,557 1,914,876 1,957,900 2,001,864 911 Surcharge 699,709 710,205 720,858 731,671 742,646 Sheriff (Cell Towers) 7,925 8,638 9,415 10,261 11,183 Court Fines 453,697 460,502 467,410 474,421 481,537 Building Permits 703,760 714,316 725,031 735,906 746,945 Business Licenses 389,363 395,203 401,131 407,148 413,255 Animal Services 57,369 57,942 58,522 59,107 59,698 Total Revenue $15,023,309 $15,429,274 $15,842,162 $16,261,134 $16,691,732 Millcreek Revenue By Scenario 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Scenario 1 14,965,941 15,371,332 15,783,640 16,202,027 16,632,034 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Scenario 4 $15,023,309 $15,429,274 $15,842,162 $16,261,134 $16,691,732

5-Year Tax Projections Scenario 1: Remain in the MSD (VI) A PROJECTION OF ANY NEW TAXES PER HOUSEHOLD THAT MAY BE LEVIED WITHIN THE WITHDRAWING MUNICIPALITY WITHIN FIVE YEARS OF THE WITHDRAWAL; AND Scenario 1: Remain in the MSD 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Total Revenue $14,965,941 $15,371,332 $15,783,640 $16,202,027 $16,632,034 Total Expense $13,845,051 $14,217,607 $14,600,877 $14,995,179 $15,400,840 % of Rev to Exp 108% New Tax Rate - Remittance to MSD Scenario 2: Withdraw from the MSD and contract Directly with the County for 100 percent of the City’s municipal services 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Total Revenue $14,965,941 $15,371,332 $15,783,640 $16,202,027 $16,632,034 Total Expense $14,172,730 $14,538,839 $14,915,469 $15,302,932 $15,701,548 % of Rev to Exp 106% New Tax Rate - Remittance to MSD

5-Year New Tax Projections Scenario 3: Withdraw from the MSD and contract Directly with the County for all services except planning and development 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Total Revenue $14,965,941 $15,371,332 $15,783,640 $16,202,027 $16,632,034 Total Expense $14,752,343 $15,150,573 $15,560,534 $15,982,576 $16,417,063 % of Rev to Exp 101% New Tax Rate - Remittance to MSD Scenario 4: Withdraw from the MSD and self-provide all services 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Total Revenue $15,023,309 $15,429,274 $15,842,162 $16,261,134 $16,691,732 Total Expense $21,266,980 $21,800,944 $22,350,813 $22,917,065 $23,500,192 % of Rev to Exp 71% New Tax Rate 0.001367 0.001385 0.001405 0.001428 0.001450 $190,368 Tax Value $260 $264 $268 $272 $276 Remittance to MSD -

Fiscal Impacts on MSD Scenario 1: Remain in the MSD (VII) THE FISCAL IMPACT ON OTHER MUNICIPALITIES SERVICED BY THE MUNICIPAL SERVICES DISTRICT. Scenario 1: Remain in the MSD 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 MSD Baseline Revenue $14,965,941 $15,371,332 $15,783,640 $16,202,027 $16,632,034 Revenue to MSD $14,620,975 $15,022,993 $15,431,827 $15,846,635 $16,272,957 MSD Loss (Fixed) ($344,966) ($348,339) ($351,813) ($355,392) ($359,078) Tax Rate 0.000055 $98,310 Tax Value $5 Scenario 2: Withdraw from the MSD and contract Directly with County for 100 percent of the City’s municipal services 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 MSD Baseline Revenue $14,965,941 $15,371,332 $15,783,640 $16,202,027 $16,632,034 Total Revenue to MSD 12,980,085 13,333,668 13,697,396 14,071,569 14,456,498 MSD Loss (Fixed) $1,985,855 $2,037,663 $2,086,244 $2,130,458 $2,175,537 Tax Rate 0.000314 0.000320 0.000326 0.000331 0.000335 $98,310 Tax Value $31 $32 $33

Fiscal Impact on MSD Scenario 3: Withdraw from the MSD and contract Directly with County for all services except planning and development 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 MSD Baseline Revenue $14,965,941 $15,371,332 $15,783,640 $16,202,027 $16,632,034 Revenue to MSD $10,158,185 $10,443,508 $10,737,174 $11,039,433 $11,350,543 MSD Loss ($4,807,755) ($4,927,823) ($5,046,466) ($5,162,594) ($5,281,491) MSD Exp Reduction $2,765,462 $2,832,357 $2,901,018 $2,971,494 $3,043,836 MSD Loss (Fixed) ($2,042,293) ($2,095,466) ($2,145,448) ($2,191,100) ($2,237,656) Tax Rate 0.000323 0.000330 0.000335 0.000340 0.000345 $98,310 Tax Value $32 $33 $34 Scenario 4: Withdraw from the MSD and self-provide all services 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 MSD Loss ($15,023,309) ($15,429,274) ($15,842,162) ($16,261,134) ($16,691,732) MSD Exp Reduction $9,848,928 $10,367,123 $10,648,295 $10,937,494 $11,234,957 MSD Loss (Fixed) ($5,174,381) ($5,062,151) ($5,193,866) ($5,323,640) ($5,456,775) Tax Rate 0.000819 0.000796 0.000811 0.000826 0.000841 $98,310 Tax Value $81 $78 $80 $83

Summary: Impact to Millcreek   2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Scenario 1 % of Revenues to Expenses 108% New Tax Rate - $190,368 Tax Value Impact Remittance to MSD Scenario 2 106% Scenario 3 101% Scenario 4 71% 0.001367 0.001385 0.001405 0.001428 0.001450 $260 $264 $268 $272 $276

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