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10/23/2000
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20214
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4/23/2001
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James D. Torrey
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<br />take direct access from the street being improved. For purposes of this section, a <br />parcel "takes primary access" from a street if the parcel abuts only that street or, in <br />cases where a parcel abuts two or more streets, the parcel uses that street for its <br />address. A duplex on a comer lot, or a vacant comer lot that may be developed with <br />a duplex shall be deemed to take primary access from both streets. <br />(f) Vacant parcels of one-half acre or larger with residential zoning shall <br />not be assessed at the time of the street improvement, but the person who receives a <br />permit to develop such a parcel shall pay an equivalent assessment in accordance" <br />with sections 7.175(5)(d), 7.175(5)(i) and 7.407 of this code when the parcel is <br />developed. <br />(g) Developed and partially developed parcels with commercial or <br />industrial zoning shall be assessed for the full frontage abutting the street <br />improvement and for 10 feet of the pavement. <br />(h) Vacant parcels of one half acre or larger with commercial or industrial <br />zoning shall not be assessed at the time of the street improvement, but the person <br />who receives a permit to develop such a parcel shall pay an equivalent assessment <br />in accordance with sections 7.175(5)(i) and 7.407 of this code when the parcel is <br />developed. <br />(i) Concerning a parcel or portion thereof for which no assessment has <br />been collected under paragraphs (c), (f), or (h) of this subsection 7.175(5), a person <br />who receives a permit to develop such a parcel shall pay an equivalent assessment <br />based upon the abutting front footage of the parcel that was not previously assessed, <br />to be calculated, reviewed, and paid as provided in section 7.407 of this code before <br />any of the following occur: <br />1. A permit is issued authorizing construction of a new driveway <br />access to the arterial or collector street; <br />2. A permit is issued authorizing connection of a new street that <br />connects the parcel to the arterial or collector street; <br />3. Any partition, subdivision or development of the parcel <br />regulated by chapter 9 of this code is approved; or <br />4. Construction of a new structure capable of human occupancy. <br />G) Revenue received as payment of an equivalent assessment required <br />by this subsection shall be used for street purposes and shall be in addition to all <br />other fees and assessments required by this code. <br />(6) Alley improvement assessments. Alley improvement assessments shall be <br />apportioned as follows: <br />(a) The front footage of a parcel along the alley shall be ascertained and <br />that footage shall be weighted, on the basis of permissible use of the parcel under the <br />zoning of the city, by multiplying the footage by the factor indicated for that use in <br />the following table: <br /> <br />Ordinance - 4 <br />
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