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PARCEL APPORTIONMENT METHODOLOGY
APPENDIX D
PARCEL APPORTIONMENT METHODOLOGY
The Cost Apportionment to each Property Use Category and to
Mixed Use Property shall be apportioned among the Tax Parcels
within each Property Use Category and to Mixed Use Property Tax
Parcels as follows:
SECTION D-1. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. The Fire Assessment
for, each Tax Parcel of Residential Property shall be computed ao
follows:
(A) The Fire Assessment for each Tax Parcel of Single
Family Property shall be computed by multiplying the Demand
Percentage attributable to Single Family Property by the Fire
Assessed Costs, dividing such product by the total number of
Dwelling Units shown on the Tax Roll which are attributable to
Single Family Property, and then multiplying such quotient by
the number. oP Dwelling Units located on each Tax Parcel of
Single Family Property.
(B) The Fire Assessment for each Tax Parcel of Multi -
Family Property shall be computed by multiplying the Demand
Percentage attributable to Multi -Family Property by the Fire
Assessed Costs, dividing such product by the total number of
Dwelling Units shown on the Tax Roll which are attributable to
Multi -Family Property, and then multiplying such quotient by the
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number of Dwelling Units located on each Tax Parcel of Multi -
Family Property.
(C) The Fire Assessment for each Tax Parcel of Public
Housing Property shall be computed by multiplying the Demand
Percentage attributable to Public Housing Property by the Fire
Assessed Costs, dividing such product by the total number of
Dwelling Units shown on the Tax Roll which are attributable to
Public Housing Property, and then multiplying such quotient by
the number of Dwelling Units locatedon each Tax Parcel of
Public Housing Property.
SECTION D-2. NON-RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. The Eire
Assessments for each Tax Parcel of Non -Residential Property
shall be computed as follows:
(A) Respectively, multiply the Fire Assessed Costs by the
Demand Percentage attributable to each of the non-residential
Property Use Categories. The resulting dollar amounts reflect
the portions of the City's fire budget to be respectively funded
from Fire Assessment revenue derived from each of the non-
residential Property Use Categories.
(B) Separate each Building in each of the non-residential
Property Use Categories into one of the following square footage
categories:
(1)
Buildings with a Building Area of less than 1,999
square feet;
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(2) Buildings with a Building Area between 2,000 square
feet and 3,499 square feet;
(3) Buildings with a Building Area between 3,500 square
feet and 4,999 square feet;
(4) Buildings with a Building Area between 5,000 square
feet and 9,999 square feet;
(5) Buildings with a Building Area between 10,000 square
feet and 19,999 square feet,
(6) Buildings with a Building Area between 20, 000' square
feet and 29,999 square feet;
(7) Buildings with a Building Area between 30,000 square
feet and 39,999 square feet;
(8) Buildings with a Building Area between 40,000 square
feet and 49,999 square feet;
(9) Buildings with a Building Area between 50,000 square
feet and 59,999 square feet;
(10) Buildings with a Building Area between 60,000 square
feet and 69,999 square feet;
(11) Buildings with a Building Area between 70,000 square
feet and 79,999 square feet;
(12) Buildings with a Building Area between 80,000 square
feet and 89,999 square feet;
(13) Buildings with a Building Area between 90,000 square
feet and 99,999 square feet;
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(14) Buildings with a Building Area between 100,000 square
feet and 124,999 square feet;
(15) Buildings with a Building Area between 125,000 square
feet and 149,999 square feet;
(16) Buildings with a Building Area between 150,000 square
feet and 174,999 square feet;
(17) Buildings with a Building Area between 175,000 square
feet and 199,000 square feet; and
(18) Buildings with a Building Ara of 200,000 square feet
or greater.
(C) As to each non-residential Property Use Category,
multiply the number of Buildings categorized in:
(1) Subsection (B) (1) of this Section by 1,000 square
feet;
feet;
feet;
feet;
feet;
feet;
(2) Subsection (B) (2) of this Section by 2,000 square
(3) Subsection (B) (3) of this Section by 3,500 square
(4) Subsection (B) (4) of this Section by 5,000 square
(5) Subsection (B) (5) of this Section by 10,000 square
(6) Subsection (B) (6) of this Section by 20,000 square
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feet;
feet;
feet;
feet;
feet;
feet;
feet;
feet;
feet;
feet;
(7) Subsection (B) (7) of this Section by 30,000 square
(8) Subsection (B) (8) of this Section by 40,000 square
(9) Subsection (a) (9) of this Section by 50,000 square
(10) Subsection (B) (10) of this Section by 60,000 square
(11) Subsection. (B) '(11) of this Section, by. 70,00.0 square
(12) Subsection (B) (12) of this Section by 80,000 square
(13) Subsection (B) (13) of this Section by 90,000 square
(14) Subsection (B) (14) of this Section by 100,000 square
(15) Subsection (B) (15) of this Section by 125,000 square
(16) Subsection (B) (16) of this Section by 150,000 square
(17) Subsection (B) (17) of this Section by 175,000 square
feet; and
(18) Subsection (a) (18) of this Section by 200,000 square
feet.
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(D) For each non --residential Property Use Category, sum
the products of subsections (C) (1) through (C) (18) of this
Section. The sum of these products reflects an aggregate square
footage area for each non-residential Property Use Category to
be used by the City in the computation of Fire Assessments.
(E) Divide the product of subsection (A) of this Section
relative to each of the non-residential Property Use Categories
by the sum of the products for each non-residential Property Use
Category described in subsection (D) of. this Section. The
resulting quotient expresses a dollar amount adjusted or weighed
per square foot of improved area to be used in computing Fire
Assessments on each of the respective non-residential Property
Use Categories.
(F) For each of the non-residential Property Use
Categories, multiply the resulting quotients from subsection (A)
of this Section by each of the respective products in
subsections (C) (1) through (C) (18) of this Section. The
resulting products for each non-residential Property Use
Category expresses a series of gross dollar amounts expected to
be funded by all Buildings in the respective non-residential
Property Use Categories in each of the square footage categories
described in subsection (B) of this Section.
(G) For each of the non --residential Property Use
Categories, divide each of the respective products of subsection
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(F) of this Section by the number of Buildings determined to be
in each of the square footage categories identified in
subsection (B) of this Section. The result expresses the
respective dollar amounts of the Fire Assessments to be imposed
upon each Building in each of the non-residential Property Use
Categories. The Fire Assessment for each Tax Parcel included
within a non-residential Property Use Category shall include the
sum of the Fire Assessments computed for each Building located
upon such Tax Parcel of Non -Residential Property.
SECTION D-3. MIXED USE PROPERTY. The Fire Assessments for
each Tax Parcel classified in two or more Property Use
Categories shall be the sum of the Fire Assessments computed for
each Property Use Category.
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