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ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 58-26-09-F
of the
City Manager of the City of Eugene
INFLATIONARY ADJUSTMENTS TO SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
CHARGES FOR TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM, LOCAL WASTEWATER
SYSTEM, REGIONAL WASTEWATER SYSTEM, STORMWATER
SYSTEM, AND PARKS AND RECREATION SYSTEM.
The City Manager of the City of Eugene finds as follows:
A. Section 2.020 of the Eugene Code, 1971 (EC), authorizes the City Manager of the
City of Eugene to determine and set fees and charges to be imposed by the City for services, goods,
use of municipal property, and licenses and permits. EC 7.710(5) and Section 2.4 of the Systems
Development Charge (SDC) Methodologies authorize the City Manager to adopt, by administrative
order pursuant to EC 2.020, a change in the amount of a reimbursement fee or an improvement fee
if the change in amount is based on: (1) the periodic application of an adopted specific cost index
(inflationary adjustment); or (2) a modification to any of the factors related to rate that are
incorporated in the established methodologies, so long as the fees are not increased by more than
five percent within any 12-month period.
B. Transportation, Local Wastewater, Regional Wastewater, Stormwater, and Parks
and Recreation System SDC rates have been established most recently by Administrative Order
No. 58-25-05-F, effective July 1, 2025.
C. Section 2.4 of the City of Eugene SDC Methodology provides for periodic
inflationary adjustments to the SDC rates for the Transportation, Local Wastewater, Regional
Wastewater, Stormwater, and Parks and Recreation systems by applying the Engineering News-
Record 20-City National Average Construction Cost Index (CCI) values from March 2024 to
March 2025. For the purposes of land acquisition costs in the calculation of the Parks and
Recreation SDC rate adjustment, the City uses the Lane County Assessor’s Office Certified Ratio
Study.
D. The inflationary adjustments of SDC rates are based on the CCI change from March
2025 to March 2026, resulting in a proposed increase of 2.72%. The Lane County Assessor’s
Office Certified Ratio Study reported 0.49% median movement of real market land values in the
City of Eugene’s taxing districts between calendar years 2024 (January 1, 2024, to January 1,
2025) and 2025 (January 1, 2025, to January 1, 2026). Standard practice to determine the
inflationary adjustment to the Parks and Recreation SDC rates combines these adjustment values
in a weighted average methodology, which results in a Parks and Recreation SDC rate increase of
1.82%.
E. Pursuant to Sections 2.020 and 7.710(5) of the Eugene Code, 1971, to Section 2.4
of the SDC Methodology, and to the recommendation of the Metropolitan Wastewater
Management Commission, and after considering the applicable policies, enactments and directives
of the City Council, the amount charged for these services by the City in the past, the full costs of
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providing the services, the amounts charged by other comparable providers and the revenue needs
of the City (see Exhibit B), on May 13, 2026, I issued Administrative Order No. 58-26-09 directing
that public notice be given advising the public of an opportunity to submit comments on the
proposal to implement inflationary increases to the SDC rates for the Transportation , Local
Wastewater, Regional Wastewater, Stormwater, and Parks and Recreation Systems as shown in
Exhibit A to this Order.
F. Notice of the proposed amendments was given by providing copies of
Administrative Order No. 58-26-09 , including Exhibit A (the current rates and proposed
amendments) and Exhibit B (the Notice), to the Mayor and City Councilors; making those
documents available to persons who had reque sted such notice ; making the documents available
for review at the Eugene City Engineer's Office, Public Works Department, 99 East Broadway,
Suite 400 , Eugene, Oregon ; and, on May 20, 2026, posting the documents at two City Hall
locations. In addition, persons who requested notice of the amendments were mailed informational
postcards as notification of the proposed amendments and, on May 20 , 2026, a copy of the Notice
marked as Exhibit B to the Administrative Order was published in the Register-Guard Newspaper.
G. Notice provided that written comments would be received for a period of 15 days
from the date of posting and publication. No comments were received within the time or in the
manner described in the Notice.
H. Based on my investigation pursuant to the provisions of Section 2.020 of the
Eugene Code, 1971 , I find that the inflationary adjustments set forth in Exhibit A to this Order are
consistent with adopted policies of the City, are in conformity with applicable state law , are
authorized by Section 7.710(5) of the Eugene Code, 1971 , and should be implemented effective
July 1, 2026.
On the basis of these findings, I order that the adjusted Systems Development Charges
for the Transportation System , Local Wastewater System , Regional Wastewater System ,
Stormwater System, and Parks and Recreation System set forth in Exhibit A attached to this Order
are to be implemented effective July 1, 2026.
Dated this _2_5 __ day of June, 2026.
Administrative Order -Page 2 of 2
Jenny Haruyama (Jun 25;'2026 11 31 07 PDT)
Jennifer D. Haruyama
City Manager
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providing the services, the amounts charged by other comparable providers and the revenue needs
of the City (see Exhibit B), on May 13, 2026, I issued Administrative Order No. 58-26-09 directing
that public notice be given advising the public of an opportunity to submit comments on the
proposal to implement inflationary increases to the SDC rates for the Transportation , Local
Wastewater, Regional Wastewater, Stormwater, and Parks and Recreation Systems as shown in
Exhibit A to this Order.
F. Notice of the proposed amendments was given by providing copies of
Administrative Order No. 58-26-09 , including Exhibit A (the current rates and proposed
amendments) and Exhibit B (the Notice), to the Mayor and City Councilors; making those
documents available to persons who had reque sted such notice ; making the documents available
for review at the Eugene City Engineer's Office, Public Works Department, 99 East Broadway,
Suite 400 , Eugene, Oregon ; and, on May 20, 2026, posting the documents at two City Hall
locations. In addition, persons who requested notice of the amendments were mailed informational
postcards as notification of the proposed amendments and, on May 20 , 2026, a copy of the Notice
marked as Exhibit B to the Administrative Order was published in the Register-Guard Newspaper.
G. Notice provided that written comments would be received for a period of 15 days
from the date of posting and publication. No comments were received within the time or in the
manner described in the Notice.
H. Based on my investigation pursuant to the provisions of Section 2.020 of the
Eugene Code, 1971 , I find that the inflationary adjustments set forth in Exhibit A to this Order are
consistent with adopted policies of the City, are in conformity with applicable state law , are
authorized by Section 7.710(5) of the Eugene Code, 1971 , and should be implemented effective
July 1, 2026.
On the basis of these findings, I order that the adjusted Systems Development Charges
for the Transportation System , Local Wastewater System , Regional Wastewater System ,
Stormwater System, and Parks and Recreation System set forth in Exhibit A attached to this Order
are to be implemented effective July 1, 2026.
Dated this _2_5 __ day of June, 2026.
Administrative Order -Page 2 of 2
Jenny Haruyama (Jun 25;'2026 11 31 07 PDT)
Jennifer D. Haruyama
City Manager
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providing the services, the amounts charged by other comparable providers and the revenue needs
of the City (see Exhibit B), on May 13, 2026, I issued Administrative Order No. 58-26-09 directing
that public notice be given advising the public of an opportunity to submit comments on the
proposal to implement inflationary increases to the SDC rates for the Transportation , Local
Wastewater, Regional Wastewater, Stormwater, and Parks and Recreation Systems as shown in
Exhibit A to this Order.
F. Notice of the proposed amendments was given by providing copies of
Administrative Order No. 58-26-09 , including Exhibit A (the current rates and proposed
amendments) and Exhibit B (the Notice), to the Mayor and City Councilors; making those
documents available to persons who had reque sted such notice ; making the documents available
for review at the Eugene City Engineer's Office, Public Works Department, 99 East Broadway,
Suite 400 , Eugene, Oregon ; and, on May 20, 2026, posting the documents at two City Hall
locations. In addition, persons who requested notice of the amendments were mailed informational
postcards as notification of the proposed amendments and, on May 20 , 2026, a copy of the Notice
marked as Exhibit B to the Administrative Order was published in the Register-Guard Newspaper.
G. Notice provided that written comments would be received for a period of 15 days
from the date of posting and publication. No comments were received within the time or in the
manner described in the Notice.
H. Based on my investigation pursuant to the provisions of Section 2.020 of the
Eugene Code, 1971 , I find that the inflationary adjustments set forth in Exhibit A to this Order are
consistent with adopted policies of the City, are in conformity with applicable state law , are
authorized by Section 7.710(5) of the Eugene Code, 1971 , and should be implemented effective
July 1, 2026.
On the basis of these findings, I order that the adjusted Systems Development Charges
for the Transportation System , Local Wastewater System , Regional Wastewater System ,
Stormwater System, and Parks and Recreation System set forth in Exhibit A attached to this Order
are to be implemented effective July 1, 2026.
Dated this _2_5 __ day of June, 2026.
Administrative Order -Page 2 of 2
Jenny Haruyama (Jun 25;'2026 11 31 07 PDT)
Jennifer D. Haruyama
City Manager
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providing the services, the amounts charged by other comparable providers and the revenue needs
of the City (see Exhibit B), on May 13, 2026, I issued Administrative Order No. 58-26-09 directing
that public notice be given advising the public of an opportunity to submit comments on the
proposal to implement inflationary increases to the SDC rates for the Transportation , Local
Wastewater, Regional Wastewater, Stormwater, and Parks and Recreation Systems as shown in
Exhibit A to this Order.
F. Notice of the proposed amendments was given by providing copies of
Administrative Order No. 58-26-09 , including Exhibit A (the current rates and proposed
amendments) and Exhibit B (the Notice), to the Mayor and City Councilors; making those
documents available to persons who had reque sted such notice ; making the documents available
for review at the Eugene City Engineer's Office, Public Works Department, 99 East Broadway,
Suite 400 , Eugene, Oregon ; and, on May 20, 2026, posting the documents at two City Hall
locations. In addition, persons who requested notice of the amendments were mailed informational
postcards as notification of the proposed amendments and, on May 20 , 2026, a copy of the Notice
marked as Exhibit B to the Administrative Order was published in the Register-Guard Newspaper.
G. Notice provided that written comments would be received for a period of 15 days
from the date of posting and publication. No comments were received within the time or in the
manner described in the Notice.
H. Based on my investigation pursuant to the provisions of Section 2.020 of the
Eugene Code, 1971 , I find that the inflationary adjustments set forth in Exhibit A to this Order are
consistent with adopted policies of the City, are in conformity with applicable state law , are
authorized by Section 7.710(5) of the Eugene Code, 1971 , and should be implemented effective
July 1, 2026.
On the basis of these findings, I order that the adjusted Systems Development Charges
for the Transportation System , Local Wastewater System , Regional Wastewater System ,
Stormwater System, and Parks and Recreation System set forth in Exhibit A attached to this Order
are to be implemented effective July 1, 2026.
Dated this _2_5 __ day of June, 2026.
Administrative Order -Page 2 of 2
Jenny Haruyama (Jun 25;'2026 11 31 07 PDT)
Jennifer D. Haruyama
City Manager
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Exhibit A
to Administrative Order No. 58-26-09-F
Page 1 of 5
Systems Development Charges
(Effective July 1, 2026)
Charge
Transportation System
Cost per trip $3,861.57
Local Wastewater System
Eugene Local
WW SDC Use
Code
Description (RDU: Residential Dwelling
Unit as defined in SDC
Methodology App. A)
1F Single-Family / Duplex Housing $561.84 per RDU + (Sq Ft
Living Area x $0.1361)
1X Mixed Use with Residential $561.84 per RDU + (Sq Ft
Living Area x $0.1361)
11 Multi-Family Housing $561.84 per RDU + (Sq Ft
Living Area x $0.1361)
12 A, B, & C Elderly Housing Attach, Detach, & Group/Retirement Home $561.84 per RDU + (Sq Ft
Living Area x $0.1361)
13 Residential Hotel $561.84 per RDU + (Sq Ft
Living Area x $0.1361)
14 Mobile Home Park $561.84 per RDU + (Sq Ft
Living Area x $0.1361)
Eugene Local
WW SDC Use
Code
Description (per Plumbing Fixture Unit)
15 Hotels, Motels, Lodging $78.76
21 Beverage/Food Mfg $169.57
24 Wood Products $204.02
2X Light Mfg./Printing $241.00
3X Manufacturing $249.63
4X Transportation & Utilities $77.56
41 Fire Station $32.99
51 Wholesale Trade $90.98
54 Retail Trade / Grocery $233.16
55 Retail Trade Automotive $33.33
59 Retail Trade Other $169.87
5A Restaurant - Fast Food $108.29
5B Restaurant - Low to Med Turnover $265.90
5C Restaurant - Higher Turnover $95.56
5D Drinking Establishments $234.03
5E Take/Bake & Pick Up/Delivery Establishments $112.75
5X Retail Trade / Clothing & Dry Goods $53.75
61 Financial Offices / Banks $72.32
62 Other Services $121.36
63 Rental/Storage Services $27.61
Exhibit A
to Administrative Order No. 58-26-09-F
Page 2 of 5
64 Automotive & Other Repair Services $68.83
65 Medical Services $122.37
66 Construction Trade Services $58.27
67 Government Services, Office/Business Parks Based on Specific Use of
Development
68 Education / Cultural $66.66
69 Churches/Clubs/Organizations $66.83
6A1 Laundry Services (Linen, Uniform) $2,294.10
6A2 Laundry, Self-Service $1,275.43
6A3 Dry Cleaning Service (with or w/out laundry services) $154.50
6B Car Wash $1,126.03
6X Professional/Real Estate/Insurance $288.43
7X Entertainment, Recreation & Sports $376.36
82 Veterinarian Service $105.52
Regional (MWMC) Wastewater System
Eugene
Wastewater
Use Code
Type of Establishment Flow Estimation
Unit (FEU) (per FEU)
4X TRUCK TERMINAL TGSF $1,154.25
63 MINI WAREHOUSE TGSF $346.27
4X UTILITIES TGSF $1,154.25
1X OTHER RESIDENTIAL (SFD W/OTHER USES) DU $2,019.94
11 OTHER RESIDENTIAL - MULTI FAMILY DU $1,731.38
13 OTHER RESIDENTIAL - RESIDENTIAL
HOTEL/MOTEL TGSF $2,308.51
14 OTHER RESIDENTIAL - MOBILE HOME PARK DU $1,731.38
11 OTHER RESIDENTIAL - SMALL HOME < = 800
SQ FT DU $1,731.38
1F SFD / DUPLEX DU $2,019.94
15 MOTEL / HOTEL TGSF $3,251.38
7X PUBLIC PARK TGSF $1,846.81
7X MULTIPURPOSE RECREATION FACILITY
(Indoor) TGSF $1,846.81
7X THEATER TGSF $1,846.81
7X OUTDOOR ATHLETIC COMPLEX TGSF $1,846.81
7X TENNIS COURT TGSF $1,846.81
7X RACQUET CLUB TGSF $1,846.81
7X HEALTH CLUB TGSF $1,846.81
7X BOWLING ALLEY TGSF $1,846.81
7X RECREATIONAL CENTER TGSF $1,846.81
3X INDUSTRIAL PROCESS LOW STRENGTH TGALEF $11,542.57
3X INDUSTRIAL PROCESS MEDIUM STRENGTH TGALEF $16,256.90
3X INDUSTRIAL PROCESS HIGH STRENGTH TGALEF $22,542.67
3X INDUSTRIAL PROCESS VERY HIGH
STRENGTH TGALEF $28,828.44
Exhibit A
to Administrative Order No. 58-26-09-F
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3X INDUSTRIAL PROCESS SUPER HIGH
STRENGTH TGALEF $35,114.21
68 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TGSF $577.12
68 MIDDLE SCHOOL TGSF $577.12
68 HIGH SCHOOL TGSF $577.12
68 COMMUNITY COLLEGE TGSF $577.12
68 UNIVERSITY TGSF $577.12
69 CHURCH TGSF $577.12
68 DAY CARE CENTER TGSF $577.12
68 LIBRARY TGSF $577.12
69 FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION TGSF $577.12
54 SERVICE STATION / MARKET TGSF $2,926.24
65 HOSPITAL TGSF $2,438.53
65 NURSING HOME TGSF $1,731.38
65 CLINIC, MEDICAL OFFICE TGSF $1,731.38
5A FAST FOOD RESTAURANT TGSF $14,414.22
82 VETERINARIAN SERVICES TGSF $2,308.51
67 OFFICE PARK TGSF $1,154.25
67 BUSINESS PARK TGSF $1,154.25
67 GOVERNMENT BUILDING TGSF $1,154.25
67 US POST OFFICE TGSF $1,154.25
59 RETAIL TGSF $577.12
5B QUALITY RESTAURANT TGSF $14,414.22
5C HIGH TURNOVER RESTAURANT TGSF $14,414.22
5D
EATING PLACE WITH MINIMAL FOOD
PREPARATION [food is assembled from
prepackaged food products and cooking,
other than warming, is not required]
TGSF $3,462.77
5D
DRINKING PLACE WITH MINIMAL FOOD
PREPARATION [Includes coffee houses and
juice bars where appropriate]
TGSF $3,924.47
5D DRINKING PLACE WITH RESTAURANT LIKE
FOOD PREPARATION TGSF $14,414.22
5D DRINKING PLACE TGSF $3,924.47
64 AUTO CARE TGSF $650.27
55 NEW CAR SALES TGSF $577.12
6B CAR WASH TGSF $5,771.28
55 TIRE STORE TGSF $577.12
54 SUPERMARKET TGSF $4,057.68
54 CONVENIENCE MARKET TGSF $2,077.66
5X DISCOUNT MARKET TGSF $346.27
5X FURNITURE STORE TGSF $346.27
7X VIDEO ARCADE TGSF $1,846.81
61 FINANCIAL INSTITUTION TGSF $1,269.68
12B ELDERLY HOUSING - DETACHED TGSF $1,154.25
Exhibit A
to Administrative Order No. 58-26-09-F
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12A ELDERLY HOUSING - ATTACHED TGSF $1,154.25
12C CONGREGATE ELDERLY CARE FACILITY TGSF $1,154.25
21 HEAVY INDUSTRY/INDUSTRIAL^^ TGSF $577.12
2X HEAVY INDUSTRY/INDUSTRIAL^^ TGSF $577.12
24 HEAVY INDUSTRY/INDUSTRIAL^^ TGSF $577.12
3X HEAVY INDUSTRY/INDUSTRIAL^^ TGSF $577.12
3X HEAVY INDUSTRY/INDUSTRIAL TGSF $577.12
6X GENERAL OFFICE BLDG TGSF $1,154.25
51 WHOLESALE TRADE TGSF $577.12
5X CLOTHING / DRYGOODS / HOUSEWARES TGSF $346.27
6A LAUNDRY TGSF $1,154.25
62 OTHER SERVICES TGSF $1,154.25
66 CONSTRUCTION TRADE TGSF $1,154.25
68 OTHER EDUCATIONAL/CULTURAL TGSF $577.12
7X OTHER ENTERTAINMENT TGSF $1,846.81
Varies SHOPPING CENTER TGSF $1,154.25
ABBREVIATIONS for Regional (MWMC) Wastewater System
TGSF - THOUSAND GROSS SQUARE FEET
DU - DWELLING UNIT
TGALEF - THOUSAND GALLONS ESTIMATED FLOW
NOTES for Regional (MWMC) Wastewater System
^^Process flow is in addition to other flow
Stormwater System
General System Capacity
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Medium Residential (building footprint > 1,000 sq.ft. and < 3,000 sq. ft.) $811.48
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Medium Duplex (unit building footprints > 1,000 sq. ft.) $1,622.96
Manufactured Home Park
Per Space (assumes 1,684 sq. ft. per space) $471.22
Plus, Per sq. ft. actual impervious surface area, addt’l common areas $0.280
All Other Development - Per sq. ft. actual impervious surface area and/or
equivalent $0.280
LID System Capacity
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Medium Residential (building footprint > 1,000 sq.ft. and < 3,000 sq. ft.) $7,262.61
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Medium Duplex (unit building footprints > 1,000 sq. ft.) $14,532.31
Manufactured Home Park
Per Space (assumes 1,684 sq. ft. per space) $4,096.49
Plus, Per sq. ft. actual impervious surface area, addt’l common areas $2.505
All Other Development - Per sq. ft. actual impervious surface area and/or
equivalent $2.505
Exhibit A
to Administrative Order No. 58-26-09-F
Page 5 of 5
Parks and Recreation System
Single-Family Residential Living Area Category
800 sq. ft. or less $3,711.77
801 sq. ft. - 1500 sq. ft. $5,796.97
1501 sq. ft. - 3000 sq. ft $8,024.03
Over 3000 sq. ft. $9,982.04
Accessory Dwelling Unit $3,711.77
Mobile Home $5,212.38
Multifamily Residential Category
Bedroom Category
0 Bedrooms $3,228.68
1 Bedroom $3,554.01
2+ Bedrooms within ¼ mile of FTN route $4,125.15
2+ Bedrooms within ½ mile of FTN route $4,714.61
2+ Bedrooms all other areas of City $5,304.11
Non-Residential Category
A (Hotel/motel) Unit = rooms $2,997.54
B (Office, Eating & Dining) $1,955.57
C (Industrial) $1,205.88
D (Retail, General Service) $706.88
E (Warehousing) $287.40
Exhibit B
to Administrative Order No. 58-26-09-F
Findings – Page 1
City Manager’s Findings
Inflationary Adjustments To System Development Charges For
Transportation System, Local Wastewater System, Regional Wastewater
System, Stormwater System, And Parks And Recreation System
Development System
Pursuant to Section 2.020(2) of the Eugene Code (EC), 1971, the City Manager has considered
the following factors in determining that a correction is needed to properly carry out the System
Development Charge Inflationary Adjustments.
(a) Applicable policies, enactments and directives of the Council.
EC 7.710 states that “an amendment to a methodology that changes the amount of a
reimbursement fee or an improvement fee based on the periodic application of an adopted
specific cost index or on a change in the costs of materials, labor or real property applied to
projects or projected capacity on a project list adopted pursuant to section 7.715(2) may be
adopted by the City Manager by administrative order pursuant to section 2.020 of this code.”
(b) The amount charged by the City in the past.
Administrative Order No. 58-28-05-F adopted FY26 SDC fees effective July 1, 2025. A sample
of the proposed adjustment to SDC rates compared to the prior fees charged by the City for
Single Family Residential as follows:
SDC System Effective Rate
(AO No. 58-25-05-F) Proposed Rate
Transportation
(Cost per trip) $3,759.31 $3,861.57
Local Wastewater
(Residential dwelling unit base
fee)
$546.97 $561.84
Regional MWMC Wastewater
(SFD/Duplex: Low Strength) $1,990.00 $2,019.94
Stormwater
(Medium Residential > 1,000 sq. ft
and < 3,000 sq. ft.)
$789.99 $811.48
Parks and Recreation
(SFD 801-1500 sq. ft) $5,693.35 $5,796.97
Exhibit B
to Administrative Order No. 58-26-09-F
Findings – Page 2
(c) The full costs of providing the service supported by the fee.
The inflationary rates used to arrive at the proposed SDC increases are determined by reliable
sources and the proposed SDC rate increases reasonably rely on those sources to determine
the additional sums needed to develop the projects on the ORS 223.309 capital improvement
plans for each system of SDCs due to inflation.
(d) The amounts charged by other comparable providers.
The City of Eugene SDC fees, as compared to other similarly sized communities, remain
consistent with or relatively low. The data below is a sample of SDC rates:
Table d 1. Parks and Recreation SDCs
Community Single-Family Rate Comparison
Bend $11,436.00 (1601 – 3000 SF)
Hillsboro $7,495.00
Wilsonville $14,056.00
Salem $5,553.00
Eugene $8,024.03 (proposed FY27 rate for
Single-Family, 1501-3000 SF)
Table d2. Transportation SDCs
Community Single-Family Rate Comparison
Bend $10,081.00 (1601-2200 SF)
Hillsboro $12,433.00
Wilsonville $17,322.00
Salem $4,985.06
Eugene
$3,861.57 (proposed FY27 rate for Cost
per trip; One (1) trip per Single Family
Dwelling Unit)
Note that some of the comparable provider rates have yet to be adjusted for inflation (available
data is based on the respective city’s effective rates). Note also that only comparisons for Parks
and Transportation SDCs are provided. There is more variability between communities for
wastewater and stormwater, depending on the State and Federal permits applicable to a
community and the organization of the applicable system.
(e) The revenue needs of the City as determined by the adopted city budget.
The revenue needs for SDCs are expressed through documents reviewed and approved by the
City Council through a process separate from the city budget process. Specifically, the City has
adopted project plans for each system that uses SDC revenue, detailing the revenue needs.