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Table 7 — Comparative Development Impact Fees — Parks, Facilities and Transportation Pleasanton - Pleasanton - Pleasanton Pleasanton Max Percent of Percent of Land Use Existing (2018 Study) Median Average Median Average Single Family (per unit) $20,944 $28,901 $30,152 $25,559 96% 113% Multi-Family (per unit) 14,770 19,640 25,188 21,837 78% 90% Retail (per sq ft) 15.15 26.66 7.92 15.33 337% 174% Office (per sq ft) 7.88 18.51 9.91 15.41 187% 120% Hotel/Motel (per room for max and per sq ft for existing) 0.47 7,782 R&D (per sq ft) 5.97 13.61 Industrial ( per sq ft) 5.78 9.45 5.92 10.21 160% 93% Table 8 — Comparative Affordable Housing Development Impact Fees Pleasanton - Pleasanton - Pleasanton Pleasanton Max Percent of Percent of Land Use Existing (2018 Study) Median Average Median Average Single Family (per 1,500 sq ft unit) $20,291 $44,930 $29,435 $27,068 153% 166% Multi-Family (per 2- bedroom unit) 20,291 37,358 20,983 16,476 178% 227% Retail (per sq ft) 3.15 211.08 0.53 0.56 40206% 37525% Hotel/Motel 3.15 49.69 - - Office (per sq ft) 3.15 82.56 Industrial (per sq ft) 3.15 82.56 0.06 0.15 150109% 54138% Another way to evaluate the maximum Development Impact Fee calculations is to compare them to the average and median fees of surrounding jurisdictions. Using this approach the maximum Parks, Facilities and Transportation fees are 96% of the median and 113% of the average in the area for Single Family residential development and 78% of the median and 90% of the average for Multi-Family residential development. In terms of commercial development, only the fees for Industrial development fall under the average of the area at 93%. The remaining commercial maximum fees are 120% to 337% of the average and median for the area. The maximum Affordable Housing Impact fee of $44,930 for Single Family residential development is 153% of the median 166% of the average in the area. The maximum of $82.56 per square foot for Industrial development is 150,109% of the median and 54,138% of the average in the area. CONCLUSION This nexus study simply provides an analysis regarding the maximum limits the City can collect for each development impact fee category; ultimately the fee amounts are determined by City Council policy and can be set lower than the maximum amounts identified in the nexus reports. However, in setting those new fees it is important to note that the City will need to ensure that fee amounts are sufficient to fund new amenities and mitigate future impacts resulting future development as proposed in the General Page 8of9