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17.36.110 Fees and exactions. <br /> <br /> A. A project developer will pay normal City development fees in effect at the time <br /> building permits are issued or at the time otherwise provided by the City <br /> ordinances or resolutions, or by agreement. <br /> <br /> B. A project developer shall pay a growth management fee in conjunction with the <br /> issuance of a building permit. Growth management fees shall be placed in a <br /> special fund applied to public projects made necessary by the cumulative effects of <br /> ongoing residential development. <br /> <br /> C. The City Council may approve an increase or decrease in the growth management <br /> fees or permit a developer to provide finished public works in lieu of paying <br /> growth management or other City fees in order to achieve the purposes of this <br /> Chapter and the General Plan. The fee or public work may be implemented by <br /> resolution or by agreement with the developer. <br /> <br />17.36.120 Application to Prior Approved Projects <br /> <br /> A. Projects which have had an annual allocation pursuant to either the Growth <br /> Management Program adopted in 1993 (the "New Program") or who have agreed <br /> to the provisions of the Modified Program shall be considered "major projects" for <br /> purposes of this ordinance. <br /> <br /> 1. These prior approved projects shall retain their annual allocations as they <br /> exist as of October 1, 1997. However, the custom lots in the Ruby Hill <br /> (Signature Properties) project which have 1998 and 1999 allocations shall <br /> be treated as custom lots within subdivisions with improvements installed <br /> and shall be treated as first-come, first-served projects, subject to the <br /> regulations described in subsections 17.36.120(C) and (D). <br /> <br /> 2. As "major projects," these prior approved projects shall be subject to the <br /> rules and regulations governing reallocations, lap sing, and modifications as <br /> all other major projects. In particular, future reallocations must fall within <br /> the major project sub-allocation in future years. Transfers between <br /> projects may occur between new projects and those with prior approvals, <br /> and between those with prior approvals. <br /> <br /> 3. The City Council specifically finds and declares that treating these prior <br /> approved projects as major projects is consistent with their existing <br /> approvals and agreements and is solely intended to affect the procedure to <br /> which these projects are being developed in accordance with their existing <br /> approvals and expectations. <br /> <br /> 19 <br /> <br /> <br />