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Pleasanton Comprehensive Fee Update and Nexus Study November 2024 <br /> <br />15 <br /> <br /> Capital Facilities Fees <br />This Chapter describes the technical methodology for the Capital Facilities fees which <br />consist of a variety of public buildings and facilities, including those for needed for Parks <br />and Recreation, Police, Fire, and other City department functions. The transportation fee <br />is calculated separately in Chapter 4. Since most City government services serve the <br />needs of both residents and businesses (employees), it is assumed that both residential <br />and nonresidential development will pay both the parks and recreational impact fee and <br />the public facilities impact fee. <br />Facility Needs and Costs <br />In an effort to maximize the fee program’s adaptability, this analysis determined the <br />facility improvements necessary to serve future development primarily by calculating the <br />City’s existing service levels for its facilities. Table 6 shows the inventory of existing <br />parks and recreational facilities, as well as their calculated service levels, based on the <br />City’s current service population. In a select few instances, the City has identified that the <br />existing service level is insufficient to meet the City’s existing facility needs. These <br />facilities are identified with an asterisk (*) and instead use a service standard approach <br />to determine the facility needs for future development. <br /> <br /> <br />Page 76 of 893