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• Set fees by land use category at the maximum allowed in the study unless it <br /> results in cumulative fees exceeding the average of Dublin and Livermore; <br /> • If the maximum allowed by land use category results in greater cumulative fees <br /> than the average of Dublin and Livermore, set the fee at the average of Dublin <br /> and Livermore; and/or <br /> • If the existing cumulative fees by land use category is greater than the average of <br /> Dublin and Livermore, than no change to the existing fee. <br /> This methodology results in the following cumulative Development Impact fees by <br /> typical size development in each land use category: <br /> Table 9 - Staff Recommendation based on Cumulative Development Impact Fees <br /> Pleasanton <br /> Total Average Proposed <br /> Total Current Proposed Total Development Compared to <br /> Development Development Percent Impact Fees - Dublin/Livermore <br /> Land Use Impact Fees Impact Fees Difference Difference Dublin/Livermore Average <br /> Single Family(per 3.000 <br /> sq ft unit) $121,673 $128,968 $7,295 6% $143,781 ($14.813) <br /> Multi-Family (per 1,200 sq <br /> ft unit) 81,772 90,788 9.017 11% 111.628 (20.840) <br /> Retail(13.070 sq ft) 400.892 479,256 78,364 20% 490.169 (10,913) <br /> Office(15.250 sq ft sq ft) 413.136 545.201 132.065 32% 614.451 (69,250) <br /> ,Industrial (15.680 sq ft) 420.968 476.945 55.978 13% 627.028 (150.083) <br /> As described in Table 9, the recommended fees will result in the City's cumulative <br /> development impact fees charged to new development to increase between 6% and <br /> 32% from the City's current Development Impact fees but will be less than the <br /> Dublin/Livermore averages for each of the major fee categories3. <br /> Because the maximum Affordable Housing Development Impact fees for non-residential <br /> land uses are significantly greater than the Dublin/Livermore averages, staff analyzed <br /> Capital Facility and Transportation Impact fees separately from the Affordable Housing <br /> Impact fees to determine proposed fee levels. Thus, tables 10 and 11 below provide <br /> separate rationales for the recommended increase for each of those two categories. <br /> Neither Dublin nor Livermore have separate fee categories for Hotels or Research and Development <br /> Page 10 of 16 <br />