Robert W. Burchell is professor II at Rutgers University and co-director at the Center for Urban Policy Research, Rutgers University. An expert on fiscal impact analysis, land-use development and regulation, and housing policy, Burchell co-authored the Development Impact Assessment Handbook for the Urban Land Institute. His other publications include The Fiscal Impact Handbook, The Practitioner's Guide to Fiscal Impact Analysis, The Adaptive Reuse Handbook, and the Environmental Impact Handbook. David Listokin is professor and co-director of the Center for Urban Policy Research at Rutgers University. He is a leading authority on community and fiscal impact analysis, housing policy, land-use regulation, and historic preservation. In addition he has served as a principal investigator for numerous organizations, such as the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of State, and the Fannie Mae Foundation.

"It should become a standard text in planning schools ..." - API "... As for planning practice, this text should become the standard cost-revenue manual over the next five years." - Book Review

• Introduction and Organization; 1: Calculating Costs: Methods of Projecting Municipal and School District Costs; 1: Relating Methods to Tasks and Contexts of Fiscal Impact Analysis; 2: Per Capita Multiplier Fiscal Impact Method; 3: Case Study Fiscal Impact Method; 4: Service Standard Fiscal Impact Method; 5: Comparable City Fiscal Impact Method; 6: Proportional Valuation Fiscal Impact Method; 7: Employment Anticipation Fiscal Impact Method; 2: Calculating Revenues: Methods of Fiscal Impact Revenue Projection; 8: Revenue Trends; 9: Projecting Municipal and School District Own Source Revenues; 10: Section I: Projecting Municipal and School District Intergo Vernmental Revenues; II: Example Revenue Calculations For Alternative Fiscal Impact Methods; 3: General Applicability; 11: Current Legal Standing; 12: Field Experience; 4: Additional Data; 13: Demographic Multipliers for Standard and Specialized Housing Types; 14: Using Census Data to Calculate Demographic Multipliers; 15: Using Field Surveys to Calculate Demographic Multipliers; 16: Section I; 16: Section II; 17: Computer Models for Fiscal Impact Analysis

Robert W. Burchell is professor II at Rutgers University and co-director at the Center for Urban Policy Research, Rutgers University. An expert on fiscal impact analysis, land-use development and regulation, and housing policy, Burchell co-authored the Development Impact Assessment Handbook for the Urban Land Institute. His other publications include The Fiscal Impact Handbook, The Practitioner's Guide to Fiscal Impact Analysis, The Adaptive Reuse Handbook, and the Environmental Impact Handbook. David Listokin is professor and co-director of the Center for Urban Policy Research at Rutgers University. He is a leading authority on community and fiscal impact analysis, housing policy, land-use regulation, and historic preservation. In addition he has served as a principal investigator for numerous organizations, such as the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of State, and the Fannie Mae Foundation.

"It should become a standard text in planning schools ..." - API "... As for planning practice, this text should become the standard cost-revenue manual over the next five years." - Book Review

• Introduction and Organization; 1: Calculating Costs: Methods of Projecting Municipal and School District Costs; 1: Relating Methods to Tasks and Contexts of Fiscal Impact Analysis; 2: Per Capita Multiplier Fiscal Impact Method; 3: Case Study Fiscal Impact Method; 4: Service Standard Fiscal Impact Method; 5: Comparable City Fiscal Impact Method; 6: Proportional Valuation Fiscal Impact Method; 7: Employment Anticipation Fiscal Impact Method; 2: Calculating Revenues: Methods of Fiscal Impact Revenue Projection; 8: Revenue Trends; 9: Projecting Municipal and School District Own Source Revenues; 10: Section I: Projecting Municipal and School District Intergo Vernmental Revenues; II: Example Revenue Calculations For Alternative Fiscal Impact Methods; 3: General Applicability; 11: Current Legal Standing; 12: Field Experience; 4: Additional Data; 13: Demographic Multipliers for Standard and Specialized Housing Types; 14: Using Census Data to Calculate Demographic Multipliers; 15: Using Field Surveys to Calculate Demographic Multipliers; 16: Section I; 16: Section II; 17: Computer Models for Fiscal Impact Analysis

Robert W. Burchell is professor II at Rutgers University and co-director at the Center for Urban Policy Research, Rutgers University. An expert on fiscal impact analysis, land-use development and regulation, and housing policy, Burchell co-authored the Development Impact Assessment Handbook for the Urban Land Institute. His other publications include The Fiscal Impact Handbook, The Practitioner's Guide to Fiscal Impact Analysis, The Adaptive Reuse Handbook, and the Environmental Impact Handbook. David Listokin is professor and co-director of the Center for Urban Policy Research at Rutgers University. He is a leading authority on community and fiscal impact analysis, housing policy, land-use regulation, and historic preservation. In addition he has served as a principal investigator for numerous organizations, such as the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of State, and the Fannie Mae Foundation.

"It should become a standard text in planning schools ..." - API "... As for planning practice, this text should become the standard cost-revenue manual over the next five years." - Book Review

• Introduction and Organization; 1: Calculating Costs: Methods of Projecting Municipal and School District Costs; 1: Relating Methods to Tasks and Contexts of Fiscal Impact Analysis; 2: Per Capita Multiplier Fiscal Impact Method; 3: Case Study Fiscal Impact Method; 4: Service Standard Fiscal Impact Method; 5: Comparable City Fiscal Impact Method; 6: Proportional Valuation Fiscal Impact Method; 7: Employment Anticipation Fiscal Impact Method; 2: Calculating Revenues: Methods of Fiscal Impact Revenue Projection; 8: Revenue Trends; 9: Projecting Municipal and School District Own Source Revenues; 10: Section I: Projecting Municipal and School District Intergo Vernmental Revenues; II: Example Revenue Calculations For Alternative Fiscal Impact Methods; 3: General Applicability; 11: Current Legal Standing; 12: Field Experience; 4: Additional Data; 13: Demographic Multipliers for Standard and Specialized Housing Types; 14: Using Census Data to Calculate Demographic Multipliers; 15: Using Field Surveys to Calculate Demographic Multipliers; 16: Section I; 16: Section II; 17: Computer Models for Fiscal Impact Analysis