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98-139
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12/15/1998
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1998
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(B) Applicants for tax exemption in connection with the remodeling of single family or <br />two family houses shall be charged no application fee. All other applicants shall be charged <br />the following fees: <br />(1) Application fee in the amount of five hundred dollars, which the City shall pay <br />over to the Director of the Ohio Department of Development; and <br />(2) Annual monitoring fee equal to the greater of one percent of the total amount of <br />taxes exempted or five hundred dollars; provided, however, that if the total amount of the <br />taxes exempted exceeds two hundred fifty thousand dollars, the fee shall not exceed two <br />thousand five hundred dollars. This fee shall be paid into the City's Economic Development <br />Fund. <br />(C) The Housing Council shall review a11 applications for tax exemption within the <br />City's Community Reinvestment Area, except applications involving single family or two <br />family houses. Following its review, the Housing Council shall make recommendations to the <br />Mayor with respect to whether the City should grant the application for tax exemption, the <br />percentage amount (not to exceed 100 %) and the period of time (not to exceed the maximum <br />period of time established in Section 171.03 of this Chapter) of ta7c exemption which should be <br />granted, and upon any other issues which the Housing Council believes are relevant to the <br />application. The Housing Council is authorized to contract with and retain the services of a <br />consultant or consultants to review and analyze such applications for tax exemption, and to <br />thereafter assist the Tax Incentive Review Council in the annual monitoring of applications <br />granted. Said consultant or consultants shall be paid a fee which sha11 not exceed the total <br />amount of the fees charged by the City to the applicant pursuant to paragraph (B) above, less <br />any charges made by the State or County, and any expenses incuned by the City. <br />(D) Upon receipt and review of the recommendations of the Housing Council with <br />respect to an application for tax exemption, and his approval of the same, the Mayor shall <br />negotiate a tax exemption agreement with the applicant, and sha11 submit the same to City <br />Council for its review and approval. In the process of negotiating a tax exemption agreement <br />with the applicant and subsequently submitting the same to City Council for approval, the City <br />shall comply with all of the requirements of Sections 3735.65 et seq. and Sections 5709.82 et <br />seq. of the Ohio Revised Code, which are applicable to pre-1994 CRAs as provided for by SB <br />19, including, but not limited, to notification and, if applicable, approval procedures and <br />requirement involving the Board of Education, the County Auditor and the Ohio Department <br />of Development. <br />(E) After a tax exemption agreement is finally approved, the City's Tax Incentive <br />Council shall thereafter monitor the property owner's compliance with all of the provisions of <br />3
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