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· Other information which explains and justifies the resulting recommended impact fee schedules After client review, we will make mutually agreed upon changes and produce the final report. The impact fee report will have flow diagrams clearly indicating the methodology and approach, a series of tables for each activity showing all of the data assumptions and figures, and a narrative explaining all of the data assumptions, sources and methodologies. The report will be a stand-alone document that will be clear, concise and readily understood by all interested parties. Because of our extensive experience in calculating impact fees and preparing such reports, we have developed a very succinct written product that provides the client with a well-understood paper trail. T A will make a presentation at a public hearing and attend one (1) liaison committee meeting. Work Product: Impact Fee Report TASK 7. Prepare Draft Impact Fee Ordinances and Related Procedures A land use legal firm will draft appropriate individual impact fee ordinances for the specific public facility categories. These individual fee ordinances will be linked closely to the applicable individual fee calculation methodology and to the applicable portion of the capital improvement program. Each ordinance will incorporate individualized and selective provisions that are unique to each public facility. Work Product: Impact Fee Ordinance COST The cost for each impact fee is shown in the table below. The cost for recommending the appropriate assessment district is also reflected below. ($5,300, which includes one committee meeting and one Commission meeting on the same day.) ACTIVITY COST Impact Fees Parks and Recreation Police Municipal Facilities and Equipment Prepare Draft Impact Fee Ordinances and Related Procedures Prepare a Special Assessment Report TOTAL $12,700 14,700 11,200 5,700 5.300 $49,600 Page 9 of9 Impact Fee Study - Tischler & Associates.agr