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MAY-28-99 14 :41 FROM: LINDEN USD ID= PACE 3 <br /> 1K�nk1J or TRU�TrtS 1U)NA1 111 l5%fL ,fd 1) <br /> ' <br /> (JftseYfo Nuj' rtp"+%Ww <br /> c,AKKICI'1 W.HF.CKUY,pe. <br /> t►r <br /> CYUNI MIT VF. .Y F►!1[aitK <br /> ►Tncnrrh",fatin•vi pa+�rf'C><nr.avi <br /> KAIPN GRVIT <br /> UtANA MACHADC) <br /> K <br /> MAf)AI.YN NASH JOAN K111.x1np)1 <br /> LARRY PI'fF.RS liutincs<Mlanar r <br /> KENNIM IS VCICrL <br /> LINDEN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTIZZ C"1" <br /> 18257 EAST MAIM STREET <br /> LINDEN, CA 95236 <br /> Phone: (209)887-3894, Fax: (209)887-2250 <br /> May 14, 1998 <br /> San Joaquin County Building Department <br /> Attn: Chet Davisson <br /> 1810 East Hazelton Avenue <br /> Stockton, CA 95205 <br /> Dear Mr. Davisson: <br /> Linden Unified School District has demonstrated nexus with regard to now housing <br /> construction consistantly since 1986. The current data (enclosed) supports full mitigation <br /> of the impact to schools at $3.59 per square foot, or $9,052 per dwelling unit. Thi;; data <br /> has recently been updated to recognize the impact of Class Size Reduction im School <br /> capacity. <br /> Many residents of this district have sought exemptions from the schools impact fees for <br /> multitude of valid reasons. The most frequently heard reason is to house parr•r1r,- Or <br /> ether elderly family members in mobile homes on the property. The district position h.1 <br /> been, and continues to be, that the current intended use of the residential area is not filler <br /> deciding factor; it is that the increased living space could and will hc,fl:c %,'hool agk <br /> children during the life of the dwelling. There is no process for collecting schools <br /> mitigation fees after building permits have been finaled and occupancy has be{rr1 grar)tr,:. <br /> School districts have the opportunity to mitigate for providing housing and .sorvice•� )or <br /> the influx of new students that follows the construction of housing facilities, at the time_ <br /> the building permits are issued. No exemptions to Government Code 65995 arp)y in( <br /> the proposed labor camp on Harney Road, regardless_ of the stated intent to house: or1ll <br /> adult males. Further, we have serious concerns about the enforcement of the '101- adc►14 <br /> males only" requirement. <br /> The Linden Unified School District will be impacted with an influx of nely --.tridents eau,• <br /> to the installation of the labor camp intended to house only malas. A percentage of Ihc- <br /> adult males who are housed in this labor camp will house their families close by %Vah <br /> relatives and friends. We can make this statement with assurance through extensive„prior <br /> experience with migrant labor/schools enrollment. I was the principal of C;lemvrlad <br /> School for several years, and enrolled many students with one parent living in a l:,bUr <br /> ci,rllp which wasn't even in our school district. Other sites in our district wort- :,Imi:nnla, <br /> affected. <br /> I would respectfully request your respoll_se to this issue its soon as pmsible <br /> cerel , <br /> i <br /> Ronald Es , Ed.D. <br /> Superin ndent <br /> attachment <br />