Common use of Project Methodology Clause in Contracts

Project Methodology. The project that ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & Associates, Inc. is proposing will be comprised of the following separate components: Component A: Projection of the residential, commercial, and industrial development. Component B: Identification of student yield factors for residential, commercial, and industrial development. Component C: Generation of enrollment projections based on natural growth and new residential development. Component D: Identification of existing facility capacity, facility needs, and facility costs based on enrollment projections. Class size reduction implementation may affect District capacity. Component E: Preparation of documentation in compliance with current developer fee law. In order to identify the projected student impact of residential, commercial, and industrial development, it is necessary to assess the impact of development. This component of the study will identify the level of future residential, commercial, and industrial development anticipated to occur in the District. ▪ Identify approved and tentative development projects on file with the county and city planning departments where applicable. ▪ Identify development potential for vacant and under- developed land. ▪ Identify city building densities, current zoning, and master plan designations to establish build-out potentials. ▪ Provide development projections for single family residential and multiple family residential development. Provide projections of commercial and industrial development by category. ▪ Determine the development impact on the District when pre- existing dwelling units are demolished and replaced by reconstructed dwelling units as it occurs within the District boundaries. ▪ Project fee revenues for residential, commercial and industrial based on the current maximum fee. State default student yields will be utilized or student generation rates (SGR's) will be calculated to project the student impact of future development. The commercial/industrial SGR's will address employee generation factors, as provided by the San Diego Traffic Generation documentation (17621(e)(1)(B)).

Project Methodology. The project that ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & Associates, Inc. is proposing will be comprised of the following separate components: Component A: Projection of the residential, commercial, and industrial development. Component B: Identification of student yield factors for residential, commercial, and industrial development. Component C: Generation of enrollment projections based on natural growth and new residential development. Component D: Identification of existing facility capacity, facility needs, and facility costs based on enrollment projections. Class size reduction implementation may affect District capacity. Component E: Preparation of documentation in compliance with current developer fee law. In order to identify the projected student impact of residential, commercial, and industrial development, it is necessary to assess the impact of development. This component of the study will identify the level of future residential, commercial, and industrial development anticipated to occur in the District. ▪  Identify approved and tentative development projects on file with the county and city planning departments where applicable. ▪  Identify development potential for vacant and under- developed land. ▪  Identify city building densities, current zoning, and master plan designations to establish build-out potentials. ▪  Provide development projections for single family residential and multiple family residential development. Provide projections of commercial and industrial development by category. ▪  Determine the development impact on the District when pre- existing dwelling units are demolished and replaced by reconstructed dwelling units as it occurs within the District boundaries. ▪  Project fee revenues for residential, commercial and industrial based on the current maximum fee. State default student yields will be utilized or student generation rates (SGR's) will be calculated to project the student impact of future development. The commercial/industrial SGR's will address employee generation factors, as provided by the San Diego Traffic Generation documentation (17621(e)(1)(B)).

Project Methodology. The project that ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & Associates, Inc. is proposing will be comprised of the following separate components: Component A: Projection of the residential, commercial, and industrial development. Component B: Identification of student yield factors for residential, commercial, and industrial development. Component C: Generation of enrollment projections based on natural growth and new residential development. Component D: Identification of existing facility capacity, facility needs, and facility costs based on enrollment projections. Class size reduction implementation may affect District capacity. Component E: Preparation of documentation in compliance with current developer fee law. In order to identify the projected student impact of residential, commercial, and industrial development, it is necessary to assess the impact of development. This component of the study will identify the level of future residential, commercial, and industrial development anticipated to occur in the District. ▪ Identify approved and tentative development projects on file with the county and city planning departments where applicable. ▪ Identify development potential for vacant and under- developed land. ▪ Identify city building densities, current zoning, and master plan designations to establish build-out potentials. ▪ Provide development projections for single family residential and multiple family residential development. Provide projections of commercial and industrial development by category. ▪ Determine the development impact on the District when pre- existing dwelling units are demolished and replaced by reconstructed dwelling units as it occurs within the District boundaries. ▪ Project fee revenues for residential, commercial and industrial based on the current maximum fee. State default student yields will be utilized or student generation rates (SGR's) will be calculated to project the student impact of future development. The commercial/industrial SGR's will address employee generation factors, as provided by the San Diego Traffic Generation documentation (17621(e)(1)(B)).

Project Methodology. The project that ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & Associates, Inc. is proposing will be comprised of the following separate components: Component A: Projection of the residential, commercial, and industrial development. Component B: Identification of student yield factors for residential, commercial, and industrial development. Component C: Generation of enrollment projections based on natural growth and new residential development. Component D: Identification of existing facility capacity, facility needs, and facility costs based on enrollment projections. Class size reduction implementation may affect District capacity. Component E: Preparation of documentation in compliance with current developer fee law. In order to identify the projected student impact of residential, commercial, and industrial development, it is necessary to assess the impact of development. This component of the study will identify the level of future residential, commercial, and industrial development anticipated to occur in the District. ▪ Identify approved and tentative development projects on file with the county and city planning departments where applicable. ▪ Identify development potential for vacant and under- developed land. ▪ Identify city building densities, current zoning, and master plan designations to establish build-out potentials. ▪ Provide development projections for single family residential and multiple family residential development. Provide projections of commercial and industrial development by category. ▪ Determine the development impact on the District when pre- existing dwelling units are demolished and replaced by reconstructed dwelling units as it occurs within the District boundaries. ▪ Project fee revenues for residential, commercial and industrial based on the current maximum fee. State default student yields will be utilized utilized, or student generation rates (SGR's) will be calculated to project the student impact of future development. The commercial/industrial SGR's will address employee generation factors, as provided by the San Diego Traffic Generation documentation (17621(e)(1)(B)).