Fire Facilities. Developer shall pay any applicable Fire Facilities in-lieu fees that are in place at the time this Agreement becomes effective. Such payment shall be made on a per-unit basis upon issuance of certificate of occupancy for each unit, and shall be paid at the rate in effect at the time of payment. In the event the City elects to participate in or utilize an alternative funding mechanism (such as the Statewide Community Infrastructure Program (SCIP)) to fund the design, engineering, and/or construction of the fire facilities necessary to serve the Development, in whole or in part, subject to the Development’s availability of bonding capacity, as determined by an independent bonding consultant. Developer agrees to cooperate in the formation and participation in any such alternative funding mechanism, and shall receive credits to be applied to the Development’s Fire Facilities impact fee obligation in an amount that is proportionate to the Development’s obligation.
Fire Facilities. Developers shall pay the City’s fire facilities fee for each unit at issuance of certificate of occupancy, at the rate in effect at the time of payment, subject to Section 2.5.2 herein.
Fire Facilities. For the fire facilities component of the Development Impact Fees, the Project is hereby specifically conditioned to comply with the provisions of Sections 13.8 and 13.9 of this Agreement.
Fire Facilities. The Xxxxxx Valley Fire Department participates in the City’s Capital Improvement Project (CIP) budget each fiscal year. This budget identifies the fire facilities that are to be constructed in the next five fiscal years as well as future fire station locations and CIP needs (see Table 2 on page 24). Due to the size of Xxxxxx Valley and the projected population at build out it is estimated that the City will need to plan for the construction of a total of 12-13 fire stations with a possible 14th fire station as an in fill fire station. The exact locations for all the necessary fire stations to provide adequate fire and medical aid responses to Xxxxxx Valley residents and businesses will be determined utilizing the fire station methodology on page 8. The Fire Department has already identified the exact locations for the eighth and ninth fire stations which are located on the map on page 11. In addition to building new facilities in accordance with the fire station methodology illustrated on page 8, the Fire Department needs to maintain its existing facilities as each fire station is expected to have a 50 year life span. This requires fire station personnel to continue to maintain these facilities at their current levels and to work with the Facilities & Maintenance Division to ensure the appropriate preventive maintenance work is being performed on the buildings. The two oldest fire stations in Xxxxxx Valley, Fire Station 48 and Fire Station 65, were built in the mid 1980’s. Fire Station 65 is slated to be relocated in the next five to ten years as the southern area of the City continues to grow. Due to the construction of warehousing and distribution centers in that region of Xxxxxx Valley, the Fire Department will need to build the Industrial Fire Station to provide adequate fire and emergency medical response coverage to that area. In order to maintain appropriate response times and emergency response coverage in the City, Fire Station 65 will need to be relocated northwest from its current location to accommodate the emergency response area of the Industrial Fire Station. Description of Project Projected Fiscal Year to Begin Estimated Cost Xxxxxxxx Park Fire Station, Fire Station #99 FY 2010-11 $5,925,460 Remodel Fire Station 48 FY 2013-14 $4,173,000* Relocation of Fire Station 65 (Note land acquisition occurred in FY 2011-12) FY 2015-16 and Beyond $7,540,000 Redlands Boulevard Fire Station (Note land acquisition occurred in FY 2011-12) FY 2015-16 and Be...
