1. Executive Summary. A summary of the findings of the Written Impact Fee Analysis that is designed to be understood by a lay person is included in Exhibit C and demonstrates the need for impact fees to be charged to fairly show costs related to capital infrastructure. A copy of the Executive Summary is included in the Impact Fee Analysis and has been available for public inspection prior to the adoption of this ordinance.

2. Written Analysis. The City has prepared a Written Analysis for the Culinary Water, Wastewater and Parks and Recreation impact fees that identifies the impact upon the individual systems required by the development activity and demonstrates how those impact on system improvements are reasonably related to the development activity, estimates the proportionate share of the costs of impact on system improvements that are reasonably related to the development activity and identifies how the impact fees are calculated. A copy of the Written Analysis is includes in the Impact Fee Study and has been available for public inspection prior to the adoption of this ordinance.

3. Proportionate Share Analysis. The City has prepared a Proportionate Share Analysis analyzing whether or not the proportionate share of the costs of public facilities is reasonably related to the new development activity. The Proportionate Share Analysis identifies the costs of existing public facilities, the manner of financing existing public facilities, the relative extent to which new development will contribute to the cost of existing facilities and the extent to which new development is entitle to a credit for payment toward the costs of new facilities from general taxation or other means apart from user charges in other parts of the City. A copy of the Proportionate Share Analysis is included in the Impact Fee Study and has been available for public inspection prior to the adoption of this ordinance.