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� C Table 5 Costs For Services In Willow Creek (1982 $OOOs) Service Component school Sewers Parks Transp Fire El ec /Water Elementary 5000 -7000 Storm 1100 Sanitary 2400 Pub Resource 1250 -1500 Node Neighborhood 625 -750 Park Community 2000-3000 Center Streets Transit Sta Eq u i p /Remode 1 Electricity Transmission Water Transmission 11500 - 350 -400 8130 5475 Park Development 2000 -2500 These estimates reflect a broad overview of potential public service delivery requirements based on preliminary layout and design concepts which may change in the context of specific development proposals. The e sti mates in Table 5 indicate that the total costs of providing a full range of services to the Basin, at full - -development, could be approximately $40 - $44 mil (in 1952 dol Data in Table 5 does not inc costs for facilities outside the Basin which will be used to serve the area at fu deve These data suggest that based on estimated replacement value of the fixed asset inventory of the City of Hillsboro, delivery of services to the Basin may be 40 percent of the cost of delivering comparable services in the City of Hillsboro, i . e . the estimated costs of services for the Basin excl udi n t 9 schools, electrical di stributi on system and transit facilities are $26.5 - $28.5 million compared to an estimated $65 million for rep lacement of similar services in the City of Hillsboro. This ref the fact that many existing Eugene can be used to facilities i n Eu g meet the public e serve ce needs of the B asin. . For instance, the regional treatment center, fire and of i ce dispatch atch faci l'i ti e p p s all are in -place and available for use by the residents and businesses in the Basin. Other savi ngs, such as the use of existing Fire Station #1C (immediately U,