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TOWN OF SULLIVAN S ISLAND S ISLAND TOWN OF SULLIVAN SPECIAL MEETING OF SPECIAL MEETING OF SULLIVAN S ISLAND S ISLAND SULLIVAN TOWN COUNCIL TOWN COUNCIL JULY 27, 2010 JULY 27, 2010 OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION I. Framework for


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TOWN OF SULLIVAN TOWN OF SULLIVAN’ ’S ISLAND S ISLAND

SPECIAL MEETING OF SPECIAL MEETING OF SULLIVAN SULLIVAN’ ’S ISLAND S ISLAND TOWN COUNCIL TOWN COUNCIL JULY 27, 2010 JULY 27, 2010

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I.

Framework for the Discussion of Paid Parking

II.

Town Finances 101

  • III. State Law Related to Parking
  • IV. Parking Spaces – Supply & Demand

V.

Parking at Other Beach Communities

  • VI. Options for Paid Parking

OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION

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FRAMEWORK FOR THE FRAMEWORK FOR THE DISCUSSION DISCUSSION

  • Identify Revenue Streams

Identify Revenue Streams

  • Identify Major Projects

Identify Major Projects

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TOWN FINANCES 101 TOWN FINANCES 101

Government.............................................$3,351,02 Government.............................................$3,351,028 8 Water & Sewer........................................$1,540,961 Water & Sewer........................................$1,540,961 Total.........................................................$4 Total.........................................................$4,891,989 ,891,989

Snapshot of Fiscal Year 2009 Budget

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TOWN FINANCES 101 TOWN FINANCES 101

General Administration.................................$937,447 General Administration.................................$937,447 Police.......................................................... Police.................................................................$772,322 .......$772,322 Fire............................................................ Fire.....................................................................$890,639 .........$890,639 Zoning, Building & Construction................$205,430 Zoning, Building & Construction................$205,430 Recreation...................................................... Recreation..........................................................$35,000 ....$35,000 Maintenance..................................................... Maintenance.....................................................$510,190 $510,190 Total........................................................... Total............................................................ ....$3,351,028 ...$3,351,028

2009 Budget By Department

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TOWN FINANCES 101 TOWN FINANCES 101

  • Property Tax

Property Tax

  • Business & Occupation License Tax

Business & Occupation License Tax

  • State & Local Accommodation Tax

State & Local Accommodation Tax

  • Hospitality Tax

Hospitality Tax

  • Franchise Fees

Franchise Fees

  • Fines & Forfeitures

Fines & Forfeitures

  • Development Impact Fees

Development Impact Fees

Revenue Sources Allowed By State Law

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TOWN FINANCES 101 TOWN FINANCES 101

STATE CODE SECTION 6 STATE CODE SECTION 6-

  • 1

1-

  • 320 (A)

320 (A) A municipality may increase property tax millage rate for A municipality may increase property tax millage rate for

  • perating purposes above the previous year
  • perating purposes above the previous year’

’s rate by: s rate by:

1. 1.

CPI for the previous 12 month period CPI for the previous 12 month period

2. 2.

Equal percentage of population change Equal percentage of population change

Property Tax & Millage Tax Limitations

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TOWN FINANCES 101 TOWN FINANCES 101

SI SI IOP IOP FB FB Hospitality Tax Hospitality Tax $190,681 $190,681 $478,000 $478,000 $314,574 $314,574

Accommodations Tax Accommodations Tax

$65,014 $65,014 $1,771,148 $1,771,148 $510,714 $510,714

Short Term Rental Short Term Rental

$117,000 $117,000 $447,779 $447,779

  • Business License

Business License $487,036 $487,036 $807,251 $807,251 $438,210 $438,210

Beach Community Comparison

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TOWN FINANCES 101 TOWN FINANCES 101

  • Franchise Fees

Franchise Fees

  • Cell Tower

Cell Tower

  • Spoil Area

Spoil Area

  • Business License Fees

Business License Fees

Other Revenue Sources

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TOWN FINANCES 101 TOWN FINANCES 101

1999/2000................54% 1999/2000................54% 2002/2003................56% 2002/2003................56% 2008/2009................45% 2008/2009................45%

Property Tax as a Percentage of Revenue

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TOWN FINANCES 101 TOWN FINANCES 101

  • Bike Paths

Bike Paths

  • New Tennis Courts

New Tennis Courts

  • Dune Walk Covers

Dune Walk Covers

  • Sidewalks & Crosswalks

Sidewalks & Crosswalks

  • Street Lights & Underground Wiring

Street Lights & Underground Wiring

  • Repair or Install Stormwater Drainage

Repair or Install Stormwater Drainage

Project List

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STATE LAW & PAID PARKING STATE LAW & PAID PARKING

SECTION 56 SECTION 56-

  • 5

5-

  • 710: Allows municipalities to regulate

710: Allows municipalities to regulate parking of vehicles parking of vehicles SECTION 5 SECTION 5-

  • 29

29-

  • 30: Reaffirms the right of a municipality

30: Reaffirms the right of a municipality the right to establish on street parking the right to establish on street parking COUNTY BOARD OF ARLINGTON, VA v. RICHARDS, COUNTY BOARD OF ARLINGTON, VA v. RICHARDS, 343 US 5 (1977): parking fee for visitors and no 343 US 5 (1977): parking fee for visitors and no charge for residents is not discriminatory charge for residents is not discriminatory

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PARKING SPACES PARKING SPACES-

  • SUPPLY & DEMAND

SUPPLY & DEMAND

  • Approximately 3000 spaces in public R

Approximately 3000 spaces in public R-

  • O

O-

  • W

W

  • Seasonal Increases of Day Trips

Seasonal Increases of Day Trips

– – March March-

  • October

October – – Peak at July 4 Peak at July 4th

th

– – Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays – – Dog Walkers and Surfers Dog Walkers and Surfers

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May May Saturday Saturday Noon Noon 850 Cars 850 Cars Monday Monday Noon Noon 375 Cars 375 Cars July July Saturday Saturday Noon Noon 1300 Cars 1300 Cars Monday Monday Noon Noon 600 Cars 600 Cars September September Saturday Saturday Noon Noon 775 Cars 775 Cars Monday Monday Noon Noon 325 Cars 325 Cars

Volume – 2008 Study

PARKING SPACES PARKING SPACES-

  • SUPPLY & DEMAND

SUPPLY & DEMAND

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1970 1970 1990 1990 2010 2010

  • Mt. Pleasant
  • Mt. Pleasant

17,000 +/ 17,000 +/-

  • 30,108

30,108 68,685 68,685 Isle of Palms Isle of Palms

  • 3,680

3,680 4,179 4,179 Sullivan Sullivan’ ’s Island s Island 1,300 +/ 1,300 +/-

  • 1,623

1,623 2,057 2,057 Berkeley County Berkeley County 56,698 56,698 128,771 128,771 175,573 175,573

Dorchester County Dorchester County

32,798 32,798 83,060 83,060 134,691 134,691

Charleston County Charleston County

248,323 248,323 295,044 295,044 361,569 361,569

Population

PARKING SPACES PARKING SPACES-

  • SUPPLY & DEMAND

SUPPLY & DEMAND

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PARKING AT OTHER PARKING AT OTHER BEACH COMMUNITIES BEACH COMMUNITIES

  • Meter Parking in the Commercial District

Meter Parking in the Commercial District

  • Paid Parking in City Lots in Commercial District

Paid Parking in City Lots in Commercial District

  • Paid Parking in County Park

Paid Parking in County Park

  • Free Parking in Right of Way

Free Parking in Right of Way

  • Program Operated by City

Program Operated by City

Isle of Palms

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PARKING AT OTHER PARKING AT OTHER BEACH COMMUNITIES BEACH COMMUNITIES

  • Meter Parking at the Wash Out

Meter Parking at the Wash Out

  • Honor Box Parking at Beach Paths

Honor Box Parking at Beach Paths

  • Paid Parking at Two County Parks

Paid Parking at Two County Parks

  • Free Parking in Right of Way

Free Parking in Right of Way

  • Program Operated by Contractor

Program Operated by Contractor

Folly Beach

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OPTIONS FOR PAID PARKING OPTIONS FOR PAID PARKING

  • Flexible Plan

Flexible Plan

  • Island Wide or Area Specific

Island Wide or Area Specific

  • All Year or Seasonal

All Year or Seasonal

  • Coordination with Isle of Palms and Folly

Coordination with Isle of Palms and Folly Beach Beach

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SPECIAL THANKS SPECIAL THANKS

The Church of the Holy Cross The Church of the Holy Cross The Very Reverend John B. Burwell The Very Reverend John B. Burwell

  • Mr. Hal Rose
  • Mr. Hal Rose –

– Facilities Manager Facilities Manager The Town of Sullivan The Town of Sullivan’ ’s Island s Island Mary Coste Mary Coste Ellen McQueeney Ellen McQueeney Jason Blanton Jason Blanton

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QUESTIONS QUESTIONS & & ANSWERS ANSWERS