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Com/Shop Ctr. - Commercial and/or Shopping Center Office/Inst. - General Office and/or Institutional All of the above terms are defined or used in the manual entitled Trip Generation prepared by the Institute of Transportation Engineers, 1997. Parks and Recreation Impact Fee - a fee imposed only on new residential development to fund the proportionate share of the costs of parks and recreation facilities and improvements of all such parks, including beaches. Police Facilities Impact Fee - a fee imposed on new residential and non-residential development to fund the proportionate share of the costs of the new police headquarters plus the costs of police vehicles and major capital equipment. Public Facility or Service - public improvements, facilities or services necessitated by new development, including, but not limited to, water resources, transportation, sheriff facilities, public works, fire and emergency medical services, community facilities,. City facilities, water facilities, sewer facilities, flood control and drainage, solid waste disposal, open space, parks, utilities and schools and educational facilities. Public Facility Expenditures - include amounts appropriated in connection with the planning, design, engineering and construction of public facilities; planning, legal, appraisal and other costs related to the acquisition of land, financing and development costs; the costs of compliance with purchasing procedures and applicable administrative and legal requirements; and all other costs necessary or incident to provision of the public facility. Residential Use - any use of a building as or for a dwelling unit or for a transient unit. Transient Unit - a room, or separate living quarters consisting of more than one room but rented as a single unit, used and occupied as a hotel room, a unit in an apartment hotel or other accommodation intended for temporary lodging. Section 3 General Provisions. A. Term. The procedures established herein shall remain in effect unless and until repealed, amended or modified by the Commission. B. Annual Review. 1. At least once every other year not later than June 1 of each such year, beginning June 1, 2003, and prior to the adoption by the Commission of the Annual Budget, the City Manager or designee shall coordinate the preparation and submission of an impact fees update to the Commission on the subject of impact fees. Impact Fees Resolution 7