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extension project which was a condition of approval for the proposed Case Avenue 146 unit mixed <br />income apartment development. However, City staff is in the process of preparing a funding plan for <br />this project, which may include grants and developer contributions, and alter this funding proposal. <br />Constructiottand Development Related Revenues <br />This category of revenue consists of fees and charges generally collected with the issuance of City <br />building permits and final maps and developer contributions. City staff is currently finalizing a <br />comprehensive development fee study which will result in a recommendation to replace existing <br />Miscellaneous Program development fees with a traffic impact fee and a facilities fee. As a result, <br />revenue sources and amounts may change. However, because these fee changes have not yet been <br />reviewed or approved by the Council, all years show funding from existing revenue sources. A <br />presentation and review of the proposed new fees is expected shortly. <br />To determine estimated revenue resulting from construction activity, the Planning Department has <br />completed a five year forecast which anticipates the number of residential projects/units that may be <br />constructed during the next five years. A detailed listing of the number of units/projects expected to <br />be constructed and related fees is included in Appendix A located at the end of this document. <br />Listed below is a table which compares Council approved growth management allocations with staff <br />estimate of the number of units which will pay fees during the term of this program. Because growth <br />management is allocated on a calendar year basis, there is not a direct correlation to the fee collections <br />which are estimated on a fiscal year. It should be noted that the estimated projected number of units <br />to pay fees includes 109 currently unidentified units in both FY 1997/98 and FY 1998 /99. These 218 <br />units are included to reflect the potential for new projects. <br />COMPARISON OF GROWTH MANAGEMENT APPROVALS <br />WITH ESTIMATED NUMBER OF UNITS TO PAY FEES <br />CALENDAR YEAR <br />GROWTH <br />MANAGEMENT <br />APPROVALS <br />FISCAL YEAR <br />ESTIMATED NO. <br />OF UNITS TO <br />PAY FEES <br />1994 <br />747 <br />FY 1994/95 <br />695 <br />1995 <br />700 <br />FY 1995/96 <br />648 <br />1996 <br />740 <br />FY 1996/97 <br />753 <br />1997 <br />657 <br />FY 1997/98 <br />692 <br />1998 <br />274 <br />FY 1998/99 <br />296 <br />TOTAL <br />3,118 <br />TOTAL <br />3,084 <br />Based on the above estimated number of units expected to pay fees, a total of $21,939,353 in revenue <br />is expected to be generated from this funding source over the next five years. This figure includes, in <br />addition to the development- related fees, an anticipated $480,428 from developer contributions. A <br />v <br />