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The method and basis of spreading program costs varies from one CBID to another based on <br />local geographic conditions, types of programs and activities proposed, and size and <br />development complexity of the CBID. For example, CBIDs may require other benefit zones <br />to be identified to allow for a tiered assessment formula for variable or "stepped -down" <br />benefits derived. <br />Here, program costs spreading variables include benefit zones, linear frontage, lot or parcel <br />size and building square footage, and residential condo parcels. <br />The following data represents the foundation of the assessments that will generate the <br />revenue to fund the Downtown Redwood City Community and Benefit Improvement District: <br />(verified as of May 15th, 2014); <br />Data Variable District Totals: (Data verified as of May, 15th , 2014) <br />Condo SF: 5,957 square feet <br />Building Square footage: 2,346,119 sq. feet <br />Lot size square footage: 4,153,988 sq. feet <br />Linear Frontage: 44,531 linear feet <br />Assessment District Revenue Generation from each property variable: <br />Linear Frontage : <br />$ 423,043.00 <br />Building Square Footage: <br />$ 212,989.00 <br />Lot Square Footage: <br />$ 158,558.00 <br />Residential Condos <br />$ 1,191.00 <br />Total: $ 795,781.00 <br />*(less than 1% of the first year's revenues are generated by residential condos) <br />Costs: <br />Annual assessments are based upon an allocation of program costs by assessable linear <br />frontage; PLUS lot or parcel square footage; PLUS assessable building square footage, and in <br />the case of residential condos, only by actual building square footage of the residential condo. <br />The residential condo owners are assessed differently since they are, in essence, acquiring air <br />rights with the condos and linear frontage and lot size is not relevant to their parcels. This <br />alternate assessment methodology is created to respond to their special needs of homeowners <br />within this potentially ascending sector within the Downtown Redwood City district. All four <br />property variables, including an individual parcel's location within the designated areas for <br />Benefit Zone will be used in the calculation of the annual assessment. The FY 2015 year <br />annual assessments per property variable and Benefit Zone are as follows: <br />22 <br />