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Assistant Superintendent, includes in his letter, (Appendix C-51)2 "That combination of developments could result in the addition of approximately 1,230 children, or 4.75% of the current enrollment in Stockton Unified School District. The District does not have the physical capability to handle that size of growth." The District and the Stockton City Council have recently adopted an ordinance providing for a school impaction fee to be paid on each newly-constructed residential unit. The fee is collected when the building permit is issued and is based upon $280.00 per bedroom in each residential unit. The resulting funds may be used for temporary classrooms only. The project as planned will consist of a variety of dwelling types containing 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedrooms, and when fully implemented, will provide the district a total of approximately $962,080 in such impaction fees. This amount is based upon an estimate of the number of each dwelling type proposed for construction in the project, as follows: IMPACTION TYPE OF D.U. TOTAL NO. 1-BR. 2-BR. 3 BR. 4-BR. FEE Condo 300 124 176 $133,280 Townhouse 700 474 226 455,280 Half Plex 206 96 110 146,160 0-Lot Line 172 69 103 125,160 Conventional 122 _ 31 61 30 102,200 TOTAL 1,500 124 846 500 30 $962,080 As noted above, these fees may be used for temporary classrooms only, and Karen Manning, Facilities Planner for the District, has advised that it may be of more benefit to the District if the developer would consider providing a site for school purposes in lieu of a part of the fees (telecon). The value of such a site should be negotiated by the developer and the District. MITIGATION: The applicant should investigate the feasibility of providing a school site as part of the impaction fee, or be responsible for the cash payment of the total fees as they become due. Solid Waste Disposal - The project would require no specific modification of existing facilities. Theoretically, the project would tend to influence which landfill disposal sites would receive more intense use to the relief of other landfill sites in the county. The effect of the project would be to shorten the useful life of certain landfill sites while possibly extending the life of others. 2. Dr. Bachelor assumed 750 students would be generated by Golf Course Terrace. 29