System Development Charges are one-time fees charged to new development to help pay a portion of the costs associated with building capital facilities to meet needs created by growth. The PSDC fee is based on the specific impact a development is expected to have on the District's population and employment.
TABLE 5.4
SQUARE FEET PER EMPLOYEE
(recommended guidelines from Metro Employment Density Study)
Type of Development | Zone 2 | Zone 3 | Sunnyside Village |
SFR / MH | $6,760 | $6,075 | $6,075 |
Multi-Family | $5,842 | $5,290 | $5,290 |
Non-Residential | $60 / Employee ** | $60 / Employee ** | $60 / Employee ** |
Accessory Dwelling Unit or Single Occupancy*** | $3,380 | $3,038 | $3,038 |
** Number of employees calculated using PSDC Table 5.4, below. *** Accessory Dwelling Units assessed Single Room Occupancy Dwelling Unit rate per ordinance (See map for district boundaries) |
Standard Industry Classification (SIC)* | Square Feet Per Employee | |
1-19 | Ag., Fish & Forest Services; Construction; Mining | 590 |
20 | Food & Kindred Products | 630 |
22, 23 | Textile & Apparel | 930 |
24 | Lumber & Wood | 640 |
25, 32, 39 | Furniture; Clay, Stone, & Glass; Misc. | 760 |
26 | Paper and Allied | 1,600 |
27 | Printing, Publishing & Allied | 450 |
28-31 | Chemicals, Petroleum, Rubber, Leather | 720 |
33, 34 | Primary & Fabricated Metals | 420 |
35 | Machinery Equipment | 300 |
36, 38 | Electrical Machinery, Equipment | 400 |
37 | Transportation Equipment | 700 |
40-42, 44, 45, 47 | Transportation and Warehousing | 3,290 |
43, 46, 48, 49 | Communications and Public Utilities | 460 |
50, 51 | Wholesale Trade | 1,390 |
52-59 | Retail Trade | 470 |
60-68 | Finance, Insurance & Real Estate | 370 |
70-79 | Non-Health Services | 770 |
80 | Health Services | 350 |
81-89 | Educational, Social, Membership Services | 740 |
90-99 | Government | 530 |
* Source: U.S. Department of Commerce Standard Industrial Classification Manual |
The North Clackamas Park and Recreation District provides a variety of park and recreational facilities and a wide-range of services, including: aquatics, community athletics, special events and specialized recreation programs. District parks, facilities and services are important community resources benefiting both existing and future District residents, businesses, non-resident employees and visitors.