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Anoka County MINNESOTA Respectful, Innovative, Fiscally Responsible Anoka County 2019 Multi -Jurisdictional All Hazards Mitigation Plan For example, if the library was closed for 7 days (loss of function) and then resumed operations from an empty trailer rented for $10 per day for the next 90 days, the displacement cost would be $900 (90 days x $10 per day). For residences the cost of displacement would be the cost of alternate facilities and the average time of residential construction in Anoka County. If content value is unknown the following uplift factors can be applied to the structure value: • Residences — 20% • Agriculture — 30% • Government —40% • Commercial —60% Cubic yards calculations are based on the structure's square feet and the estimated damage. Then using appropriate factors to estimate burnable, soil, metal and building demolition debris. Disposal costs per cubic yard and landfill acres costs are provided by local sanitation officials. If square footage is unknown an approximate square footage can be calculated from the structure cost. For example, use the typical governmental and commercial construction cost in the county and divide that into the structure cost. If construction cost is $200 per square foot and the structure value is $1,000,000 the approximate square footage is 5,000 square feet. For Residential square footage use the median cost of housing in the county and divide that by the dollar per square foot building cost across the county. The median value is currently $121,500 and the estimate is $150 per square foot. Response, evacuation, recovery and other costs are calculated using a factor times total structure value. The premise is that structure loss is directly related to the impact and extent of the hazard and therefore can be used as a basis for costs estimates. Wages lost are a direct calculation of displaced days, structure capacity or workforce and the average daily wage for the jurisdiction 124