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ORD 2243 ORDINANCE NO . � AN ORDINANCE amending subsection 3 . 8 8 . 1 00 ( a) ( 2 ) of the Camas Municipal Code by revising the school impact fee component formula . WI [EREAS , the council has heretofore adopted a school impact fee for new development within the City of Camas , and W]HEREAS , the ordinance establishing the school impact fee was made in response to a request from the Camas School District and , WBEREAS , the formula adopted for calculating the school impact fee requires identification of the cost of facilities within the Camas School District , and WBEREAS , both the Washougal School District and the Evergreen School District have property located within the corporate limits of the City of Camas , and WI1EREAS , the impact fee ordinance should be revised to allow the collection of impact fees for school districts other than the Camas School District , NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAMAS AS FOLLOWS : Section I Subsection 3 . 88 . 100 ( a) ( 2 ) of the Camas Municipal Code is amended to provide as follows : 3 . 88 . 100 - School Impact Fee Component Formula - (A ) ( 2 ) " CS " means the cost of each type of facility listed in the respective School ilities Plan divided by : the number of students per District Capital Fac type of facility at capacity of the facility less the number of students reresenting over capacity at existing faciliti P es . " Type of facility " means elementary school , middle school and high school . Section II This ordinance shall take force and be in effect five ( 5 ) days from and after its publication according to law . it and APPROVED b the Mayor this � da of November PASSED by the Council y y y , 1999 . SIGNED : Mayor ATTEST : /�- Clerk APPR as to orm : C ' A orney f vW 64 op 1 MEMORANDUM TO : Mayor and City Council FROM : Marty Snell . DATE : October 14 , 1999 SUBJECT : Camas and Washougal School Districts ' Capital Facilities Plans and Impact Fees At a special Planning Commission meeting held October 5 , the Camas and Washougal School District ' s superintendents presented their respective district ' s capital facilities plans ( CFP ) and impact fees . Both gentlemen presented the future anticipated growth in enrollment , capacity of existin . . . p tY g facilities , and the need for future facilities . Concluding with their overview, the superintendents presented the Planning Commission with single - family and multi - family impact fees , which are calculated using a formula in city code ( CMC 3 . 8 8 . 100 ) . As presented , the Washougal School District requested and Planning Commission recommended approval of the following : Single - family impact fee - $ 3 , 188 . 52 Multi - family impact fee - $ 1 , 397 . 20 per unit The Camas School District , through its School Board , set the impact fees in resolution at $ 2 000 for single - family and $ 500 per unit for multifamily and requested that the City adopt these amounts . The formula however yielded higher amounts at $ 4 , 362 . 65 and $ 1 , 928 . 64 respectively . The Planning Commission asked certain questions of the superintendent to which he relied . Ultimately , the Planning Commission did not recommend adoption of the Camas CFP and impact fee asresented . Rather they y made a motion that the CFP be moved along to Council with consideration that the impact fee amounts be higher than presented . I understand that the City Council , as the authorized legislative body in statute , adopts the CFP ' s and p impact fees . In other words , the Council may be able to adopt a different impact fee amount as presented but go no more than what is determined under the formula . You may want a read from Roger on this . I hope I have presented this issue in an understandable manner as I will not be able to attend the Council workshop of October 18 . g : /pla.nning/ccmem 13 . doc