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2. Medium Density includes buildings that contain 3-49 dwelling units per building, and mobile homes, at a density of 13 to 25 dwelling units per acre. 3. High Density includes all dwelling units located in buildings that contain 50 or more dwelling units per building, at a density of more than 25 units per acre. Effective Date of this Resolution - the date of adoption of this Resolution Number 2001-~t/3 . Governing Body - the Commission. Housing Unit - a dwelling unit. Impact Fee - a fee adopted by the Commission for the City which is imposed on new development on a pro rata basis in connection with and as a condition for the issuance of a building permit and which is calculated to defray all or a portion of the costs of the public facilities required to accommodate new development at City-designated level of service (LOS) standards and which reasonably benefits the new development. Impact Fees Manual/Report - a manual prepared by the City containing the development projections for the City, including the projected growth rate, the need for additional capital facilities, and the calculation methodology for impact fees, and which may include forms and other administrative provisions deemed appropriate by the Planning Director. Mobile Home - a portable dwelling unit which is designed and built to be towed on its own chassis, including frame and wheels and to be connected to utilities. A mobile home is designed without a permanent foundation for year-round living. A unit may contain parts that can be combined, folded, collapsed, or telescoped while towed and expanded later to provide additional cubic capacity. This does not include modular or sectional homes. Multiple Uses - a new development consisting of both residential and non-residential uses, or both transient units and dwelling units, or one (1) or more different types of non-residential use, on the same site or part of the same new development. Municipal Facilities Impact Fee - a fee imposed on all new residential and non- residential development to fund the proportionate share of the costs of: City office space and City owned and operated vehicles and major capital equipment. New Development any new construction, reconstruction, redevelopment, rehabilitation, structural alteration, structural enlargement, structural extension, or new use which requires a building permit. Non-residential - any use or establishment of a building other than as a dwelling unit or transient unit, and including commercial, industrial and institutional uses. Non- residential uses are divided into the following categories: Impact Fees Resolution 6