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Group Housing - Nonresidential Parks and Recreation SDC Assessment. The parks and recreation SDC for nonresidential land uses is based on categories defined by similar employee densities (noted below). Since institutional group housing is developed for individuals who are unable to use the City park system, but supports employees and visitors who do use parks, the parks and recreation SDC for such development is assessed using the category B nonresidential rate schedule (discussed below), which contains comparable institutions. 1.3.2.5 Nonresidential As explained above, employees working in Eugene use the parks and recreation system. For this reason, the parks SDC is assessed on all nonresidential development types (industrial, commercial, office use, institutional, etc.). Nonresidential developments are classified into five categories (A to E), as shown in Table E-14. Occupancy assumptions for overnight visitor accommodations (Category A) are based on estimated average persons per room. Table E-14 Nonresidential Assumptions Persons per Room' Employees Thru 1213112021 Beginning 1/1/2022 per TGSF2 A Hotels, motels, B&Bs, & other tourist 1.93 2.30 -- accommodations B Office (financial, investment, real estate, government, medical, legal & other business & professional services), -- -- 3.34 institutional, grocery, eating & drinking establishments C Industrial, wholesale, manufacturing, -- -- 2.06 transportation, agriculture D General retail & services, recreation -- -- 1.21 E I Commercial warehousing & storage -- -- 0.49 'Travel Lane County (based on data from Dean Runyan) 2 Based on 2007 SDC Methodology; TGSF = Thousand Gross Square Feet As there is not local data on the total number of visitors to the City (or visitors by land use, apart from tourist accommodation), employee density (number of employees per Thousand Gross SQ FT of building space) per land use is used to determine SDCs for the other categories of nonresidential development. The employee density assumptions were developed in the prior SDC methodology based on local employment and building area data by standard industrial classification building area. 1.3.4 Compact Development Adjustments As part of the City's strategies to promote compact development and the goals of Envision Eugene, multifamily dwellings two bedrooms or larger, may be eligible for adjustments to reduce their calculated Parks SDC. These adjustments fall within one of the following categories, as summarized in Table E-15: E-15