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<br />8A <br />Page 11 <br /> <br />Exhibit 1 to City Council Resolution No.- <br /> <br />Cost Recovery Policy for Planning Related Minor Project Applications <br />Date: Apri117, 2006 <br /> <br />The following policy shall govern Application Fees and Deposits for the <br />processing of planning-related Minor Project applications. <br /> <br />A. Minor Projects Requiring Payment of a Fee <br /> <br />The following types of permits require the payment of a fee: <br /> <br />1. Appeals <br />2. Architectural Permits for all commercial and residential work <br />3. Use Permits for continuing uses, with or without a public hearing <br />4. Amendments to Planned Development Permits <br />5. Sidewalk Permits <br />6. Sign Permit for one tenant, or a sign program for multiple tenants <br />7. Sign Permit for temporary banners in the public right-of-way or on <br />private property <br />8. Sign Conformance Permit <br />9. Legal advertisements in newspapers <br />10. Public Convenience and Necessity letters <br />11. Variances <br />12. Zoning Verification letters <br />13. Any other type of permit that is approved by Council subsequent to <br />approval of this Minor Project Cost Recovery Policy. <br /> <br />The proposed fees for these permits/processes are defined in Exhibit A which <br />is attached hereto and made a part hereof. These fees are set in May 2006 and <br />will apply during the 2006-2007 City budget year (running from July 2006 to <br />June 2007). Thereafter, at the start of each successive budget cycle, these fees <br />will be automatically increased by the percentage increase in the billing rate <br />for the Planning staff. Since this annual adjustment will, over time, produce <br />odd numbers, the following process shall be used for rounding fees. In the <br />event that the percentage increase in the existing fee produces a number <br />ending in whole dollars or dollars and cents, it will be rounded as follows: If <br />the last whole digit of the number being rounded is 5,6,7,8, or 9 the number is <br />to be rounded up to the nearest whole number ending in 0 (e.g. $606.45 <br />rounds up to $610.00). If the last whole digit of the number being rounded <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />