ORDINANCE OF THE CITY AND BOROUGH OF JUNEAU, ALASKA. Serial No

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1 Presented by: The Manager Introduced: /0/00 Drafted by: J. R. Corso ORDINANCE OF THE CITY AND BOROUGH OF JUNEAU, ALASKA Serial No. 00- An Ordinance Amending the Land Use Code Relating to Fees for Services by the Community Development Department. BE IT ENACTED BY THE ASSEMBLY OF THE CITY AND BOROUGH OF JUNEAU, ALASKA: Section 1. Classification. This ordinance is of a general and permanent nature and shall become a part of the City and Borough code. Section. Amendment of Section. CBJ..0 is amended to read:..0 GENERAL. Processing fees are established for each development, platting, design review, and other land use action in accordance with the following schedule: (1) Minor Development. (A) Staff review, twenty-five dollars $ if no building permit is required; (B) Staff review, no charge if a building permit is required; (C) Sign permit, $0. () Minor Subdivision or Consolidation. (A) Subdivision creating additional lots, ninety dollars per lot or two hundred and forty dollars $0, whichever is greater; (B) Subdivision creating no additional lots, ninety dollars $0 plus fifteen dollars $ for each lot changed; (C) Minor lot consolidation, seventy-five dollars$1. () Major Development, Conditional Use Permits, Allowable Use Permits, and Wetlands Permits. The fees for these land use actions are based on classes of uses, and shall -1- Ord. 00-

2 be paid upon application for permit issuance or modification as set forth in subsections (A) through (E). The fee for an extension of a permit shall be $0 for any class of use. (A) Class I uses, two hundred dollars$00. Class I uses are: Mobile homes on single lots, (ii) Agricultural uses of under fifty thousand 0,000 square feet, (iii) Residential structures, four or fewer dwelling units, (iv) Transient structures, twelve or fewer rooms for rent, (v) Day care and child care homes, (vi) Accessory or incidental recycling activities under Section..00, Category.1 uses; (B) Class II uses, three hundred fifty dollars$00. Class II uses are: Commercial or enclosed industrial uses with less than ten thousand,000 square feet of building space and using less than one acre of land, (ii) Agricultural uses of fifty thousand 0,000 or more square feet, (iii) Residential structures five to ten dwelling units, (iv) Transient structures, thirteen to thirty 0 rooms for rent, (v) Day care and child care centers, (vi) City and state projects with estimated project cost under five hundred thousand dollars, (vii) Floating residences and floating structures under two thousand five hundred,00 square feet, (viii)(vii) Churches, schools, and additions thereto; (C) Class III uses, six hundred dollars$00. Class III uses are: Commercial or enclosed industrial uses with ten thousand,000 to twenty thousand,000 square feet of building space or using one to three acres of land, -- Ord. 00-

3 (ii) Residential structures, eleven to thirty 0 dwelling units, (iii) Transient structures, thirty-one 1 to ninety 0 rooms for rent, (iv) Floating structures, two thousand five hundred,00 to ten thousand,000 square feet, (v) City and state projects with estimated project cost of five hundred thousand to one million dollars; (D) Class IV uses, eight hundred fifty dollars$0. Class IV uses are: Commercial or enclosed industrial uses with twenty thousand one,001 to forty thousand 0,000 square feet of building space or using more than three but less than six acres of land, (ii) Residential structures, thirty-one 1 to sixty 0 dwelling units, (iii) Transient structures, ninety-one 1 to one hundred eighty 0 rooms for rent, (iv) Unenclosed industrial uses using less than three acres of land (e.g. batch plants, quarries, sand and gravel operations, junkyards, heliports, and outside storage), (v) Floating structures over ten thousand,000 square feet, (vi) City and state projects with estimated project cost of one million to two million five hundred thousand dollars; (E) Class V uses, one thousand three hundred fifty dollars$1,0. Class V uses are: Commercial or enclosed industrial uses with more than forty thousand 0,000 square feet of building space or using six or more acres of land, (ii) Unenclosed industrial uses using three or more acres of land, (iii) Residential structures, over sixty 0 units, (iv) Transient structures, over one hundred eighty 0 rooms for rent, -- Ord. 00-

4 (v) City and state projects with estimated project cost over two million five hundred thousand dollars. () Major Subdivisions (including mobile home subdivisions). (A) Preliminary plat, ninety dollars $0 per lot or two hundred and forty dollars$0, whichever is greater; (B) Final plat, sixty dollars $0 per lot or two hundred and forty dollars$00, whichever is greater; (C) Combined preliminary and final plats shall be charged at the rate for preliminary plats; (D) Plat amendment, ninety dollars $0 plus fifteen dollars $ per lot created or changed. () Street vacation, two hundred fifty dollars$00. () Administration of Developer's Subdivision Improvement Guaranty. (A) Performance bond, thirty dollars$0; (B) Deposit in escrow, one hundred and twenty dollars$1; (C) Deed of trust, reconveyance, agreement or substitution of trust and reconveyance lots, one hundred and twenty dollars $1 for first lot plus fifteen dollars $ for each additional lot. () Access driveways in rights-of-way, $0. ()() Special Use or Area. (A) Mining. Exploration approval, twenty-five dollars$, (ii) Small mine conditional use permit, one thousand dollars$1,000, (iii) Large mine conditional use permit, three thousand dollars $,000 plus any special fee established pursuant to Section..0; -- Ord. 00-

5 (B) Mobile Home Parks. Preliminary review, seventy-five dollars $ per lot or two hundred dollars$0, whichever is greater, (ii) Final review, fifty dollars $0 per lot or two hundred dollars$0, whichever is greater; (C) Recreational vehicle parks conditional use permit, two hundred fifty dollars$0; (D) Hillside Development Endorsement. Gross hourly rate for professional review and inspection, thirty-five dollars$0; (E) Design Review Site Development. Minor design review permit, twenty-five dollars, (ii) Major design review permit, one hundred dollars, (iii) Permit extension, twenty-five dollars; (F) Planned Unit Development (PUD).; Preliminary plan application approval, sixty dollars $0 per residential unit, (ii) Final plan approval, forty dollars $0 per residential unit. (F) Development in landslide or avalanche hazard area conditional use, $0. ()() Zoning. Zone changes and comprehensive plan amendments, two hundred fifty dollars$00. ()() Board of Adjustment. (A) De minimis variance, one hundred dollars$0; (B) Variance other than a de minimis variance, three hundred dollars$0. ()() Inspection and review of state liquor permit renewal and transfers, one -- Ord. 00-

6 hundred twenty five dollars$1. () Preparation of deed restrictions, certificates of common ownership, and similar documents, $0. () Certification of zoning compliance letters, $0. () Appeal of director s decision, refundable if applicant prevails, $00. ()() Fee Not Listed. The processing fee for any development, platting, design review, or other land use action not specifically listed in this section shall be the fee established for the most similar action listed, as determined by the community development director. () Fee Cancellation. The director may authorize the refunding of a portion of the fee paid for a land use action when the permit application is cancelled before completion of the land use review process. The director may estimate the amount of work not completed and set the amount of the refund at that amount less percent of the fee. Section. Effective Date. This ordinance shall be effective 0 days after its adoption. Adopted this day of 00. Dennis Egan, Mayor Attest: Laurie J. Sica, Clerk -- Ord. 00-