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1 WATER & WASTEWATER IMPACT FEE UPDATE July 14, 2016 CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING ON LAND USE ASSUMPTIONS AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN

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WATER & WASTEWATER IMPACT FEE UPDATE

July 14, 2016

CITY COUNCILPUBLIC HEARING ON LAND USE

ASSUMPTIONS AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN

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•Recommend portions of ETJ be included for Water/Wastewater Impact Fees (see map)

•Please note that number of LUEs will differ• All based on current Comprehensive Plan

•Annexation policies are still in place

•Richard Weatherly is our FNI Project Manager

Background Information

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ETJ Areas proposed for Water/WW Impact Fees

WW only

Water & WW

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Impact Fee Process

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Step 1 • Establish the IFAC

Step 2 • Identify Service Areas

Step 3 • Develop Land Use Assumptions

Step 4 • Develop Capital Improvements Plan

Step 5 • IFAC Workshop #1

Step 6 • Public Hearing #1

Step 7 • Impact Fee Calculations & Report Preparation

Step 8 • IFAC Workshop #2

Step 9 • Public Hearing #2 & Council Approval

Step 10 • Adopt Impact Fee Ordinance

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Water Impact Fee Service Area

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Year PopulationNon-

Residential Acreage

LUEs

2016 90,617 1,900 51,934

2021 102,345 1,999 57,482

2026 114,993 2,123 62,552

Buildout 150,236 3,244 81,890

Expected Growth in

LUEs per year: 1,062

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Wastewater Impact Fee Service Area

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Year PopulationNon-

Residential Acreage

LUEs

2016 96,449 2,090 51,370

2021 109,586 2,199 57,615

2026 124,800 2,334 63,428

Buildout 191,484 3,562 96,995

Expected Growth in

LUEs per year: 1,206

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Water-Wastewater Land Use Assumptions Wrap-up

• Questions?• IFAC Comments on W-WW LUA?

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Water Impact Fee CIP

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Water Impact Fee Existing CIP

Recently constructed improvements with excess capacity to accommodate growth

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Project Number Description of Project Project Cost

A High Service Pumping Improvements $3,647,228

B Bio-Corridor Waterline $998,884

C Area 2 Waterline Extension $1,224,780

D Cooling Tower Expansion $3,840,099

E Well #9 $5,228,000

F Well #9 Collection Line $3,337,000

G Well #9 Land Acquisition $1,082,378

H Well #10 Land Acquisition $1,048,633

I 2016 Impact Fee Study $50,000

Existing Water System CIP Projects Sub-total $20,457,002

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Water Impact Fee Future CIP

New projects needed to serve growth

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ProjectNumber Description of Project Project Cost

1 SH 6 Water Line Connection Phase 1 - 24" SE of Creagor Lane $960,3002 SH 6 Water Line Connection Phase 2 $2,326,7003 18-inch and 16-inch PRVs for Lower Pressure Plane $546,0004 New 3 MG Elevated Storage Tank (Third Water Tower) $7,761,0005 SH 40 Water Line Extension - Graham Road to Barron Road $2,732,6006 SH 40 Water Line Extension - Sonoma Subdivision to Victoria Avenue $599,1007 SH 6 Water Line Connection Phase 3 - 24" SE of Greens Prairie Road $823,7008 Dowling Road Pump Station North Water Line Replacement $1,151,3009 Harvey Mitchell Parkway Water Line Replacement $3,580,200

10 Water Supply Well 10 $8,018,400Future Water System CIP Projects Sub-total $28,499,300

Existing Water System CIP Projects Sub-total $20,457,002Total Capital Improvements Cost $48,956,302

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Wastewater Impact Fee CIP

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Wastewater Impact Fee Existing CIP

Recently constructed improvements with excess capacity to accommodate growth

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Project Number Description of Project Project CostA Bee Creek Interceptor Phase 1 $3,600,939

B Royder/Live Oak Sewer Service $1,691,256

C 2016 Impact Fee Study $50,000

Existing Wastewater System CIP Projects Sub-total $5,342,195

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Wastewater Impact Fee Future CIPNew projects needed to serve growth

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ProjectNumber Description of Project Project Cost

1-2 Bee Creek Interceptor Phase 2 and 3 $12,571,800 3-4 Lick Creek Interceptor Phase 1 and 2 $11,496,100

5 and 15 Expand Lick Creek WWTP Capacity to 5 MGD and 8 MGD $54,666,000 6 and 20 Medical District Interceptor Phase 1 and 2 $12,776,400

7 4 MGD Diversion Lift Station and 20-inch Force Main $11,294,400 8-11 Northeast Interceptor Phase 1 through 4 $15,094,600

12-13 Southwood Valley Interceptor Phase 1 and 2 $5,247,800 14 Hensel Park Lift Station Expansion to 6 MGD $4,682,500 16 Diversion Lift Station Expansion to 10 MGD $2,496,000 17 24/27-inch Alum Creek Interceptor $9,018,800 18 3 MGD Peach Creek Lift Station and 16-inch Force Main $4,165,200 19 12/21/24-inch Royder Road Interceptor $4,086,500

Future Wastewater System CIP Projects Sub-total $147,595,900Existing Wastewater System CIP Projects Sub-total $5,342,195

Total Capital Improvements Cost $152,938,095

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Water-Wastewater Capital Improvement Plan Wrap-up

• Questions?• IFAC Comments on W-WW CIP?

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RICHARD WEATHERLY, P.E.(713) [email protected]