§ 1360-080. BENEFIT RELATIONSHIP

As established, the Board of Supervisors determines that the subject development fee reflects the benefit to be realized by the owners of lands upon which improvements will be placed as indicated in the General Plan in the form of a road system capable of appropriately supporting residential, commercial, and industrial densities set forth in those plans and to which density those lands may therefore develop. "Appropriate support" as contemplated by the foregoing includes a road system improved as contemplated by the General Plan in their Public Facilities and Services Element and Transportation and Circulation Element as well as expanded and improved in keeping with the identified mitigation measures also set forth in the General Plan and their Environmental Impact Reports and as expanded and further detailed in the STUDY.

The Board of Supervisors also determines that the subject development impact fee reflects the benefit to be realized by the owners of lands upon which dwellings will be placed as forecast in the General Plan in the form of parks, recreational and community center facilities capable of affording appropriate levels of recreational benefits in relationship to residential densities set forth in the plans and to which densities the lands therefore may develop. "Appropriate levels" as contemplated by the foregoing includes park, recreational and community center facilities, as contemplated by the General Plan and as expanded and further detailed in the STUDY.

The Board of Supervisors also determines that the subject development impact fee reflects the benefit to be realized by the owners of lands upon which dwellings, commercial structures, and industrial structures will be placed as forecast in the General Plan in the form of courts, criminal justice, law enforcement and general government facilities capable of appropriately supporting residential, commercial, and industrial densities set forth in those plans and to which density those lands may therefore develop. "Appropriate levels" as contemplated by the foregoing includes courts, criminal justice and general government facilities, as contemplated by the General Plan and as expanded and further detailed in the STUDY.

The Board of Supervisors also determines that the subject development impact fee reflects the benefit to be realized by the owners of lands upon which dwellings, commercial structures, and industrial structures will be placed as forecast in the General Plan in the form of fire facilities capable of appropriately supporting residential, commercial, and industrial densities set forth in those plans and to which density those lands may therefore develop. "Appropriate levels" as contemplated by the foregoing includes fire protection service and facilities at the levels currently provided to existing residential, commercial and industrial properties, as contemplated by the General Plan and as expanded and further detailed in the STUDY.

The Board of Supervisors also determines that the subject development impact fee reflects the benefit to be realized by the owners of lands upon which dwellings will be placed as forecast in the General Plan in the form of health and social services capable of appropriately supporting residential densities set forth in those plans and to which density those lands may therefore develop. "Appropriate levels" as contemplated by the foregoing includes health and social services at the levels currently provided to existing residential properties, as contemplated by the General Plan and as expanded and further detailed in the STUDY.

The Board of Supervisors also determines that the subject development impact fee reflects the benefit to be realized by the owners of lands upon which dwellings will be placed as forecast in the General Plan in the form of library services capable of appropriately supporting residential densities set forth in those plans and to which density those lands may therefore develop. "Appropriate levels" as contemplated by the foregoing includes library services at the levels currently provided to existing residential properties, as contemplated by the General Plan and as expanded and further detailed in the STUDY.

([1070, 1248] Ord. 1544, Sec. 1, Dec. 28, 2010)