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The specific methodology for each Public Facility subject to this Chapter is discussed in Sections 15-12 through 15-20, below. 2. Adeauacv. Adequacy of Public Facilities is determined by the Adopted Level of Service (refer to Sections 15-12 through 15-20, below. 3. Available Caoaciri. Available Capacity is Existing Capacity and Planned Capacity less Existing Demand and demand that will be generated by Committed Development: Note - where: AC (available capacity) is Existing or Planned Capacity of Public Facilities that is not already committed to existing or planned development. what counts as planned capacity and committed demand varies by facility -refer to Sections 15-12 through IS-20, below. EC (existing capacity) is the sum total of the existing Public Facilities in the impact area. This includes facilities that have been constructed and are fully functional. PC (planned capacity) is Capacity that is added by Planned Capital Improvements that is included in adopted capital improvement plans. Projects must be definitively scheduled to be considered as planned capacity. "Definitively scheduled" means that a date for completion of the improvement is identified in the capital improvements program. ED (existing demand) is the present, actual utilization of the Public Facilities. Examples include existing school enrollment, trip counts, or calls for service. CD (committed demand) is the anticipated demand created by permitted, but unbuilt development. Permitted development includes: • vacant, recorded lots, based upon the uses permitted in the applicable zoning district; and • development with approved final plats; and • development with approved preliminary plats; and • for parcels that are not part of a subdivision, development with approved site plans or building permits. DRAFT TEXT OPTION 2 8/20/2007 - 17 - C:\Documents and Settings\gkhoneycutt\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\OLK7\APFO_draftforBOCoption2_08_20 07_meeting.doc ~--~