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SECTION X. Exemptions , Credits, Rebates. <br /> A. The following shall be exempted from payment of the <br /> "Fair Share Fee" : <br /> 1. Alterations or expansion of an existing dwelling <br /> unit where no additional units are created and the use is not <br /> changed. <br /> 2. The construction of accessory buildings or <br /> structures which will not increase the traffic counts associated <br /> with the principal building or of the land. <br /> 3 . The replacement of a destroyed or partially <br /> destroyed building or structure with a new building or structure <br /> of the same size and use. <br /> 4. The construction of publicly-owned governmental <br /> buildings. <br /> 5. Planned Unit Developments approved by City Council <br /> prior to September 30 , 1988 unless subsequently ammended to <br /> permit additional development which would generate traffic, in <br /> which case the additional development would be subject to impact <br /> fee assessment. <br /> 6. Any privately owned development for which City <br /> Council finds the waiver of traffic impact fees to be of <br /> overriding public interest after conducting a legally advertised <br /> public hearing. <br /> B. Credits: <br /> 1. In lieu of paying the "Fair Share Fee" , a developer <br /> may elect to construct part of a major road network system which <br /> is in addition to on-site improvements. The developer shall <br /> submit the proposed construction which he intends to do along <br /> with a cost estimate which has been certified by a Florida <br /> registered professional engineer to the City Manager. The City <br /> Manager shall determine if the proposed construction is an <br /> appropriate substitute for the road impact fee and the amount of <br /> credit to be given and the timetable for completion. <br /> 2. Where a proposed major network road runs through a <br /> development, and where the developer is only required to <br /> construct two ( 2) lanes of the roadway, the developer may elect, <br /> upon submission of a certified cost estimate as described above, <br /> and approval of the cost by the City Manager, to construct more <br /> that two ( 2) lanes and receive credit to the extent of the cost <br /> for additional lanes constructed. <br /> 3 . The current fair market value of land provided for <br /> a major roadway right-of-way and/or required storm water <br /> retention associated with construction of a major roadway may be <br /> provided as all or part of assessed transportation impact fees. <br /> 4. The developer may challenge any determination made <br /> by the City Manager pursuant to subparagraph B. 1. , 2. and 3 . <br /> above by filing a petition with City Council. <br /> C. Rebates: <br /> Development which results in new jobs will be eligible for a <br /> rebate of one percent ( 1%) of transportation impact fees for each <br /> new full time equivalent employee on the payroll of the <br /> occupant(s) of the development on the first anniversary after <br /> issuance of a certificate of occupancy. Employers which relocate <br /> from an existing site within the City will be eligible for a <br /> rebate based on the increased number of jobs compared to the last <br /> payroll of the prior calendar year. <br /> O.R. 1742 PG 0175 <br />
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