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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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6/12/2017
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ELF Financing Strategy <br /> San Mateo County ELF Study‐2016 <br />February 21, 2017 <br /> <br />Prepared by Brion Economics Team Final Report 4 <br />These assumptions apply to both unmet demand as of 2015 and projected new demand from 2015 to <br />2025. The actual distribution will may vary. <br />The overall average cost for all types of spaces is $40,717 based on the distribution above. The <br />average cost by type of development is shown in Figure 1 below. Data on recent child care center <br />projects was collected as part of this effort to develop average child care costs per space, for the five <br />types of construction above. <br /> <br />The estimated cost of developing child care spaces by type and age in order to meet current unmet <br />demand (2015) for children birth through four years old is calculated in Table 1. Based on the San <br />Mateo County Child Care Needs Assessment, Supply and Demand Analysis – 2015 and 2025, completed <br />in June 2016, there is a current shortage of 1,193 infant spaces (birth to two years) and 6,609 <br />preschool spaces (three and four year olds) in child care centers countywide for a total of 7,802 new <br />child care spaces.1 <br />Building a new child care center (i.e., new free standing building) is estimated to cost $43,183 per <br />space, on average.2 It is assumed that 40% of infant and preschool demand would be met through <br /> <br />1 These numbers refer only to estimated demand for child care center spaces; family child care home demand is not <br />included here as the funding described is solely for child care center development, as discussed in the Introduction. <br />2 New construction can be less expensive than older existing buildings, due to the cost of upgrading to current building <br />codes; this is an average cost of the two types. <br />$40,717 <br />$41,033 <br />$25,412 <br />$37,003 <br />$53,800 <br />$43,183 <br />$0 $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000 $60,000 <br />Average Cost <br />Employer‐Based Center <br />New Portable Buildings <br />Expanding Existing Center <br />Existing/New Comm. Space <br />Build New Center <br />Figure 1: Average Cost Per Child Care Space by Building Type <br />8.C. - Page 23
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