Fiscal Note
The proposed ordinance establishes the Pumpkin Hollow Neighborhood Sanitary Sewer Improvement Impact Fee District. Impact fee districts are established to impose impact fees on developers to pay for the capital costs that are necessary to accommodate land development. No City appropriation is required with the establishment of impact fee districts.
In the undeveloped areas of the Pumpkin Hollow Neighborhood Sanitary Sewer Improvement Impact Fee District, the Impact Fee shall be $60.60 per 1000 square feet of Net Developed Area. In areas already developed without public sanitary sewer, the Impact Fee does not apply, but these parcels may be specially assessed or charged connection fees for sanitary sewer service. The total estimated cost to complete the sanitary sewer interceptor and land acquisition components of the project is calculated to be $1,664,212.80, or $2,639.70 per acre.
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Creating Section 20.08(12) of the Madison General Ordinances to establish the Pumpkin Hollow Neighborhood Sanitary Sewer Improvement Impact Fee. (District 17)
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DRAFTER'S ANALYSIS: This ordinance creates an impact fee: the Pumpkin Hollow Neighborhood Sanitary Sewer Improvement Impact Fee. This impact fee will serve the Pumpkin Hollow Neighborhood Sanitary Sewer Improvement Impact Fee District. This District is made up of lands subject to the Pumpkin Hollow Neighborhood Development Plan, in the northeast area of the City generally lying between the Interstate 39/90/94 interstate and Rattman Road, and includes lands currently in the Town of Burke that will eventually be attached to the City. The District does not currently have sanitary sewer services. To serve development of the District, existing sewer infrastructure will need to be extended across the interstate, then north to Hoepker Road and east to Portage Road. Further information is available in the Public Facilities Needs Assessments for the District prepared by staff, a copy of which is on file in the...
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