Motion To Enact Ordinance, The Title Of Which Is As Follows: An Ordinance Of The Board Of County Commissioners Of Broward County, Florida, Pertaining To School Impact Fees And Student Generation Rates; Ratifying The Currently Adopted School Impact Fees; A

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Broward County Commission Regular Meeting Director's Name: Andrew J. Meyers Department: County Attorney Informationrequested Action Motion To Enact Ordinance, The Of Which Is As Follows:an Ordinance Of The Board Of County Commissioners Of Broward County, Florida, Pertaining To School Impact Fees And Student Generation Rates; Ratifying The Currently Adopted School Impact Fees; Amending Section 5-182.9 Of The Broward County Code Of Ordinances ("Code"), Relating To Student Generation Rates; Streamlining The Existing Student Impact Fee Schedule; And Providing For Severability, Inclusion In The Code, And An Effective Date.(Sponsored By The Board Of County Commissioners)Bodywhy Action Is Necessarya Resolution Directing The County Administrator To Publish Notice Of Public Hearing To Consider Enactment Of The Ordinance Will Be Considered By The Board Of County Commissioners At Its Meeting Of September 5, 2024.What Action Accomplishesallows For The Board's Consideration Of The Proposed Ordinance.goal Related Icon(S)?County Commission?Go Green?Map Browardprevious Action Taken Summary Explanation/Backgroundthe Urban Planning Division Administers The Assessment And Collection Of Fees Consistent With The Third Amendment To Interlocal Agreement ("Trila") Among The Broward County School Board ("School Board"), Broward County ("County"), And Twenty-Seven (27) Municipalities. In Compliance With The Terms Of The Trila, The School Board Selected Alfred Benesch & Company To Prepare The Broward County Public Schools Student Generation Rates And School Generation Rates And School Impact Fees Study Update, Final Report, June 14, 2024 ("New Study").On July 23, 2024, The School Board Adopted Resolution No. 25-02, Whereby The School Board (I) Adopted The Recommended Student Generation Rates (Hybrid Method) Found In Table 1, On Page 9 Of The New Study; And (Ii) Maintained The Currently Adopted Impact Fee As Reflected In The New Study..