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<br />U.S. Census data used in Table 18 was obtained from the Census 2000, Summary File (SF) 3 - <br />Sample Data, Tables H32 and H33 – which is available on the U.S. Census Bureau’s website. As <br />this website notes, SF 3 is based on a 1-in-6 sample of the population that is weighted to <br />represent the total population. This information is not available from the 2005 American <br />Community Survey. The proposed methodology is consistent with household size data obtained <br />though the 2000 Census. <br />3. Relationship of the SDC to the Parks Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Comprehensive <br />Plan <br />Comments were received which questioned the parks SDCs reliance on certain aspects of the <br />PROS Comprehensive Plan, given a remand of that Plan by the Land Use Board of Appeals <br />(LUBA). The parks SDC does not rely on the PROS Comprehensive Plan but rather relies on the <br />PROS Project and Priority Plan which was adopted separate from the PROS Comprehensive <br />Plan. The use of the PROS Project and Priority Plan as a basis for the proposed parks SDC is <br />consistent with statutory requirements and is not affected by the status of a LUBA remand of the <br />PROS Comprehensive Plan. <br />Concerns were expressed about the scale and potential impact on land supply of planned parks <br />improvements within plans adopted by the City. These concerns regarding prior adoption of <br />plans by the City are outside the control of the proposed SDC methodology. <br /> <br />4. Request related to transportation SDC credits for right-of-way dedication for a bicycle path. <br />A written comment was submitted requesting waiver of future SDCs on a property whose <br />owner, PeaceHealth, previously dedicated bicycle path right-of-way to the City. No changes to <br />bike path or credit elements of the transportation SDC methodology are proposed at this time. <br />An SDC credit may be available for a public improvement that the City would have otherwise <br />constructed or acquired and funded with SDCs. Staff will work with PeaceHealth <br />representatives to determine if the referenced dedication of right-of-way for the bicycle path <br />would qualify for such a credit. <br />