This provision allows for installment payments of water impact fees and applies to certain community gardens provided specific conditions are met, including e.g., that paying the full amount of the impact fee at the time a tap permit is approved would cause an undue financial hardship.
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This law deals with water and waste water impact fees. § 25-9-311.
"[T]his article applies to new development in the water and wastewater impact fee service area." §25-9-311(A).
§ 25-9-312.
The director of the Water and Wastewater Utility is responsible for implementing. § 25-9-321. Administration details regarding assessment, collection and computation of impact fees are described. §§ 25-9-321 to 25-9-326.
Section 25-9-326 is located in Title 25. - Land Development, Chapter 25-9. - Water and Wastewater, Article 3. - Water and Wastewater Capital Recovery Fees, Division 2. - Fee Established. History: Ord. 990225-70; Ord. 031211-11.