2022-02-01 CC Agenda - Additional Information related to Item #C10 - Park Land Fee Update2022-02-01 AGENDA
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RELATED TO ITEM #C10 - PARK LAND FEE
Harada, Patricia
From: Weaver, Tracy (City Clerk)
Sent: Tuesday, February 1, 2022 4:13 PM
To: *ALL CITY CLERKS
Subject: FW: Agenda Items #9 & #10 -- Park land fee update
Attachments: CC RESOLUTION 4687.pdf
See email below received by Council from Scott Mitnick, City Manager and Michael Allen, Development Services
Director.
Thank you,
Tracy Weaver I City Clerk
City of El Segundo
350 Main Street El Segundo CA 90245
310.524.2305 J tweaver@elegundo.org www.eisegundo.org
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From: Mitnick, Scott <smitnick@elsegundo.org>
Sent: Tuesday, February 1, 2022 3:52 PM
To: Mitnick, Scott <smitnick@elsegundo.org>
Cc: Weaver, Tracy (City Clerk) <tweaver@elsegundo.org>
Subject: Agenda Items #9 & #10 -- Park land fee update
City Council —
Please see below in response to questions from a Councilmember re these two agenda items.
Scott Mitnick
City Manager
From: Allen, Michael <mallen@elsegundo.ore>
Sent: Tuesday, February 1, 2022 3:43 PM
To: Mitnick, Scott <smitnick@elsegundo.org>
Subject: Park land fee update
Scott,
For your use and distribution as needed, I have attached our current park land fee, established by Resolution No.
4687 and its associated study completed in 2010; and reference to the relevant section from the City's Open Space
Element. The current effort underway by the Finance Department will update these fees in the very near future to
be more reflective of any inflation or increases costs/demands.
Open Space Element (1992) -
Calls for the preservation of 3 - 5 acres of park area per 1,000 population (pg.'s 6 and 7 under
Service Standards). The 3-5 acres of park area per 1,000 population is consistent with industry best
practices, although some jurisdictions in more suburban areas adopt standards as high as 10 acres
per 1,000 population.
CC Resolution 4687 (2010) -
Calls for the preservation of 2.99 acres of park area per 1,000 population (consistent with what is
permissible by law). A more recent study based on the 2016 LA County Parks Needs Assessment, El
Segundo's profile shows an existing ratio of 2.7 acres of park space per 1,000 population. This is
primarily because the 2010 study factored in The Lakes Golf Course (28 acres), while the 2016
County study did not.
Parkland Fee Schedule (2010) -
In order to maintain the 2.99 acres of park area per 1,000 population, the City currently collects the
following fees, adjusted on an annual basis for inflation based on a 20-year planning horizon. The
parkland fee is based on a formula, factoring in existing facilities/investments, projected growth,
and then broken down to a cost per unit/square footage.
De,mlo meat Impact Fee Table effecib.-tJanuary 1, 2015
L_A D USE POLICE
LIRURY
FIRE
ResidenfieJ
SFR, Two -Family i 5986
$1.233
S431
Multi -Family IS1.314
51.W
5572
Carctaker ' $952
51.064
5371
:Yon-Residentiol
COMMOrCial 130.45
NIA
SO.33
Office I So.52
NIA
50.51
Industrial I 50.25
NIA
$0.24
*residential: per dwelling unit/commercial: per square foot
PARKS I FOTAL
51,662
i4.312
L5.735
0,720
0.29
0.51
W72
S2,209
51,433
SO.41
BOAS
So 23
Please let me know if any additional information is needed or would be helpful.
Best,
Michael Allen, AICP
Development Services Director
City of El Segundo
350 Main Street, El Segundo, California 90245-3895
(o) 310-524-2345
(c) 310-529-0227
www.elsepundo.org I EISegundoBusiness.com I DestinationElSegundo.com