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Table VIII-5 Shared Sewer System Cost Allocation Total Equivalent Percent of Total Funding Contributors Dwelling Units (EDU's) Sewer System Cost Contributing Development from Inside Specific Plan Area • 189 new homes 189.0 81.1 • 16 existing homes<l) 16.0 6.9 • Elementary school 18.2 7.8 • Community park 1.8 0.8 Contributing Development from Outside Specific Plan Area • Costas Property<2> 6.0 2.6 • Fire Station 5 (Ruby Hmp> 2.0 0 .8 Total 233 EDU's 100% Shared sewer system cost per EDU is equal to 1 EDU + 233 total EDU's, or 0 .0043 x total shared sewer system cost. Example: Shared sewer system cost per lot calculation: Lot 1 contains no existing homes and is planned for six new homes (Table IV-1); therefore, six homes, or 6.0 EDU's x 0.0043 x total shared sewer system cost = shared water system cost for Lot 1. The developer of Lot 1 must pay this amount at the time of final subdivision map recordation for this lot, or the issuance of the first building permit for a habitable dwelling, whichever comes first. This amount is required to be paid regardless of how many homes are ultimately developed on Lot 1. <1> This excludes existing homes on Lots 8 and 15 where prior agreements with the City allow hook-up without further payment, and Lot 14 where the existing caretaker's home will be repl aced with the community park. <2> The Costas Property is located immediately north of the Plan Area but will benefit from the Plan Area sewer system improvements. Shared sewer system cost obligations will be assigned to this property based upon an estimated six total homes, or 6.0 EDU's. <3> Fire Station 5 (Ruby Hill) is located immediately east of the Plan Area but will benefit from the Plan Area sewer system improvements since it is required to abandon its existing septic system and connect to the new trunk line planned in the realigned Vineyard Avenue . Shared sewer system cost obligations will be assigned to the station based on an estimated average daily sewage generation of 440 gallons, or 2.0 EDU's. 100 Page 147 of 749