[§302A-1605]  Impact fee analysis.  Upon
designation of a school impact district, the department shall prepare an impact
fee analysis that shall include, at a minimum, the following:



(1)  An analysis to determine appropriate student
generation rates by housing type (multi-family unit count and single-family
unit count) for new developments in the area.  The analysis shall also consider
enrollment at existing school facilities, in and around the school impact
district;



(2)  Student generation rates, based on full build-out
of the development when student generation rates are anticipated to be in a
steady state mode (permanent facility);



(3)  Analysis of the initial development period, when
student enrollments are anticipated to peak (to determine capacity of
facilities);



(4)  An analysis to identify the percentages of
existing statewide student enrollment at the elementary school, middle or
intermediate school, and high school levels that are located in permanent
structures, as opposed to portable buildings, in surrounding high school
complexes;



(5)  Calculation of the current statewide level of
service, which shall be the ratio of current student capacity at all school
levels to the current enrollment at all school levels;



(6)  An analysis of proposed redistricting, listing
the advantages and disadvantages by making more efficient use of existing
underutilized assets;



(7)  An analysis of appropriate school land area and
enrollment capacity, which may include nontraditional (i.e., mid-rise or
high-rise structures) facilities to accommodate the need for public school
facilities in high growth areas within existing urban developments; and



(8)  An analysis to identify the percentages of
existing student enrollment at the elementary school, middle or intermediate school,
and high school levels that are located in permanent structures, and the
percentages that are located in portable buildings in surrounding high school
complexes. [L 2007, c 245, pt of §2]



 



Revision Note



 



  Subsection designation deleted pursuant to §23G-15.