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<br />appraisal and other costs related to the acquisition of land, financing and development costs; <br />the costs of compliance with purchasing procedures and applicable administrative and legal <br />requirements; and all other costs necessary or incident to provision of the public facility. <br /> <br />Residential Use - any use of a building as or for a dwelling unit or for a transient unit. <br /> <br />Transient Unit - a room, or separate living quarters consisting of more than one room but <br />rented as a single unit, used and occupied as a hotel room, a unit in an apartment hotel or <br />other accommodation intended for temporary lodging. <br /> <br />Section 3: <br /> <br />Procedures for Imposition. Calculation and Collection of Impact Fees. <br /> <br />A. In General. An applicant shall be notified by the City of the applicable impact fee <br />requirements at the time of application for a building permit. At such time, the impact fees shall <br />be calculated by the Building Official, or designee, and shall be paid by the applicant prior to the <br />issuance of a building permit. <br /> <br />B. Calculation. <br /> <br />1. Upon receipt of an application for a building permit, the Building Official or <br />designee, shall determine (a) whether it is a residential or non-residential use, (b) the <br />specific category (type) of residential or non-residential development, if applicable, <br />(c) if residential, whether dwelling units or transient units and the number of new <br />dwelling units or transient units, (d) if non-residential, the number of new or <br />additional square feet of gross floor area (rounded up to the nearest square foot) and <br />the proposed use, and (e) if non-residential, whether the proposed use is in the same <br />category (type) of non-residential development as the prior use. <br /> <br />2. Upon receipt of an application for a change of use certificate for an existing building, <br />the City Manager or his designee, shall determine whether it is for a change in use, <br />and shall notify the Building Official of such determination, after which the Building <br />Official shall calculate the applicable impact fee, as set forth below. In such cases, the <br />impact fee due shall be based only on the incremental increase in the fee for the <br />additional public facilities needed for the change in use. An applicant shall not be <br />entitled to a refund where the change of use is to a category of development that <br />imposes a lower demand on public facilities. <br /> <br />3. After making these determinations, the Building Official or designee, shall calculate <br />the applicable impact fee by multiplying the demand added by the new development <br />by the amount of the applicable impact fee per unit of development, incorporating any <br />applicable offset if set forth in the particular impact fee calculation methodology. <br /> <br />4. If the type of land use proposed for new development is not expressly listed in the <br />particular impact fee ordinance and schedule, the Building Official shall notify the <br />City Manager or his designee, who shall: <br /> <br />Police hnpact Fee Ord. <br />Legislative/Ordinance/Attorney <br /> <br />7 <br />