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<br /> <br />development which is different than that set forth in Section 3.26.020 of this chapter. <br />B. For development consisting of an addition, extension, or enlargement of an existing structure, <br />the transportation development fee shall be paid only on any additional dwelling units or <br />additional gross floor area resulting from such addition, extension, or enlargement. <br />C. For development consisting of a conversion or change in use of an existing structure which <br />increases the peak hour trip rate otherwise applicable to such existing structure, the <br />transportation development fee shall equal the fee applicable to the entire new structure <br />minus the fee otherwise applicable to the existing structure. <br />D. The amount of the transportation development fee determined in accordance with subsection <br />A of this section, shall be reduced by the amount of any credits authorized by Section <br />3.26.070 of this chapter. <br />E. The amount of the fee shall be reviewed periodically, but not less than every eight years or <br />more frequently if specified by state law. at least every four years. (Ord. 1765 § 2, 1998; Ord. 2000 <br />§ 1, 2009; Ord. 2192 § 2, 2019) <br /> <br />§ 3.26.060. Payment of fee. <br />A. The full amount of the fee shall be paid at the time of issuance of the building permit. For <br />those instances where a developer receives an entitlement for development, but is not <br />required to seek a building permit from the city, the transportation development fee shall be <br />payable within 30 days of final action on the development entitlement or approval. <br />B. No city official may issue a building permit, certificate of occupancy, or certify a final <br />inspection, as the case may b, for a development until the transportation development fee, <br />with respect to such development required by this chapter, is paid in accordance with this <br />section. <br />B.C. If the developer has appealed the determination of the fee, and such appeal is pending at the <br />time he or she applies for a building permit, the developer must pay the transportation <br />development fee to receive a building permit, but may do so under protest. If the developer's <br />appeal is successful, and the fee is subsequently reduced, the developer shall be refunded the <br />difference within 30 days. <br />C.D. The city shall not accept prepayments of the transportation development fee, unless <br />prepayment is authorized in a development agreement or other agreement. <br />(Ord. 1765 § 2, 1998; Ord. 2192 § 2, 2019) <br /> <br />§ 3.26.070. Credits. <br />When a developer constructs a transportation improvement not otherwise required by Titles 18, <br />19, and 20 of this code, the developer's transportation development fee shall be reduced as <br />provided in this section. The details of any credit provided shall be reflected in an agreement <br />between the city and the developer, which shall be recorded against the property. <br />A. Eligibility. <br />1. To be eligible for credit, each of the following must be satisfied: <br />a. The construction for which credit is given must be a transportation improvement <br />which would otherwise be constructed by the city using transportation <br />Page 186 of 893
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