The purpose of this article is to establish
fees for permits, variances, rezonings, special exceptions, signs,
and land use.
The uses for fees collected include, but are
not limited to, maintenance of lands, land acquisition, and defrayment
of administrative costs.
The uses for deposits include collecting the
required fee and, with the remainder of the deposit, assuring sincerity
and diligence by the initiator in pursuing the requested administrative
procedure. The latter shall be the refundable portion.
As posted in the Department, the fee schedule
shall apply per use/structure for the following categories:
A. Principal uses.
(1)
Residential, A-1, and TI-1 Districts.
(2)
Commercial, Industrial, and F-1 Districts.
(a)
Zero to 2,000 square feet.
(b)
Greater than 2,000 square feet.
B. Accessory uses.
(1)
Residential and A-1 Districts.
(2)
TI-1 District.
(b)
Greater than 400 square feet.
(3)
Commercial, Industrial, and F-1 Districts.
(a)
Zero to 2,000 square feet.
(b)
Greater than 2,000 square feet.
C. Additions to principal and accessory uses.
(1)
Residential and A-1 Districts.
(2)
TI-1 District.
(b)
Greater than 400 square feet.
(3)
Commercial, Industrial, and F-1 Districts. Use
fee schedule for principal or accessory uses depending on where the
proposed addition is to take place.
As posted in the Department, the fee schedule
shall apply per use/structure for the following categories:
A. Land use lease processing.
C. Leaseholder will pay yearly lease fees. Fees will
be based on the land use categories and be posted in the Department.
As posted in the Department, the fee schedule
shall apply per use/structure or procedure for the following categories:
B. Signs.
(1)
All signs requiring a permit.
When construction begins prior to the issuance
of a construction permit or when a use precedes the application for
a rezoning or conditional use permit, a double fee shall be assessed.
Where a partially refundable deposit is used
to collect the fee, a refund shall be issued according to the fee
schedule posted in the Department based on the following situations:
A. When an outcome has been determined, the refund shall
be issued according to the decision and sent via certified mail or
other mutual agreement between the Zoning Administrator and the initiator.
B. When an outcome cannot be reached due to the initiator's
withdrawal of the request or negligence in pursuing an outcome, the
refund shall be issued as if the decision was denied and sent via
certified mail or other mutual agreement between the Zoning Administrator
and the initiator.