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City Council Meeting Minutes May 16, 2017 Page 5 of 18 be taken in if the snow forecast looks bad. Those in the Hecla Lake area have noticed the low water level. We are waiting for the ditch water to come in to fill it as soon as we can get access to the water REGULAR BUSINESS ORDINANCE NO. 1737, SERIES 2017 — AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 3.18 OF THE LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE AND ADOPTING AN UPDATED SCHEDULE OF DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES FOR TRANSPORTATION CAPITAL FACILITIES, LIBRARY CAPITAL FACILITIES, AND PARKS AND TRAILS CAPITAL FACILITIES — 2ND READING — PUBLIC HEARING (advertised Daily Camera 05/07/2017) City Attorney Light introduced the ordinance by title, noting this is a second reading and public hearing Mayor Muckle opened the public hearing Deputy City Manager Balser stated this ordinance is to update the 2011 development impact fee structure, it removes reference to the municipal facilities and recreation facility fees which would no longer be charged, adds a new definition of floor area, and a new section providing a one-time exemption for construction of an addition to an existing dwelling unit of 200 SF or less or expansion of finished space of dwelling unit of 200 SQ or Tess. If approved, the ordinance would take effect July 1, 2017. The proposed library fee will be in effect until the final library debt service payment is made with staff presenting updates to reflect revised library impact fees at that time This proposal was created by the Impact Fee Liaison Committee. They support the ordinance and suggest prior to the next update, a transportation master plan be conducted and the City Council look at alternative revenue sources as the city reaches build out They suggest this take place before the next update in 5 years. Councilmember Maloney thanked the members for their service and great participation. This is not what everyone wants, but there is consensus from the committee members. Carson Bise, Tischler Bise, reviewed the update process He noted there was a lot of community outreach in the process as well as meetings with the committee and staff. He noted changes in how the calculations were done for this study versus the 2011 study. Assess Residential Fees per Square Foot Combine Detached and Attached in "Single Family" Combine Nonresidential Categories Do Not Renew Municipal Facilities or Recreation Facilities Fees Including Neighborhood Parks