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Session Laws, 2005
Volume 752, Page 3411   View pdf image
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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor
Ch. 598
(II) THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MAY IMPOSE DIFFERENT RATES
OR WAIVE THE BUILDING EXCISE TAX FOR DIFFERENT NONRESIDENTIAL BUILDING
TYPES AND USES. (3)      [(i) For a fiscal year beginning after June 30, 2003, but before July
1, 2008] EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH (5) OF THIS SUBSECTION, FOR
SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL UNITS, the County Commissioners may impose a
building excise tax rate not to exceed [$1 per square foot] $13,000 PER UNIT. (4)      [(ii) For any fiscal year beginning after June 30, 2008] EXCEPT AS
PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH (5) OF THIS SUBSECTION, FOR MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL
UNITS, the County Commissioners may [set the] IMPOSE A building excise tax rate
NOT TO EXCEED $15,500 PER UNIT. (5)      THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MAY IMPOSE A BUILDING EXCISE TAX
RATE FOR SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL
UNITS THAT EXCEEDS THE LIMITATIONS SET IN PARAGRAPHS (3) AND (4) OF THIS
SUBSECTION IF THE NUMBER OF RESIDENTIAL UNITS DEVELOPED IN A SINGLE
SUBDIVISION EXCEEDS AN AMOUNT SPECIFIED BY THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
(5) (I) THIS PARAGRAPH APPLIES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SINGLE
SUBDIVISION THAT HAS MORE THAN 25 RESIDENTIAL UNITS. (II) THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MAY IMPOSE A BUILDING
EXCISE TAX FOR SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND MULTIFAMILY
RESIDENTIAL UNITS DEVELOPED IN A SUBDIVISION DESCRIBED UNDER
SUBPARAGRAPH (I) OF THIS PARAGRAPH THAT DOES NOT EXCEED TWICE THE
BUILDING EXCISE TAX SET UNDER PARAGRAPH (3) OR (4) OF THIS SUBSECTION, IF
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUBDIVISION: 1. IS IN A SCHOOL DISTRICT WHERE A SCHOOL IS AT OR
ABOVE 85% OF THE STATE RATED SCHOOL CAPACITY; 2.       CAUSES THE ROADS OR INTERSECTION WITHIN 1
CENTERLINE MILE IN ANY DIRECTION OF ANY NEW STREET CONNECTING THE
SUBDIVISION TO BE LOWER THAN A LEVEL OF SERVICE D; OR 3.       CAUSES THE INTERSECTIONS OUTSIDE OF THE URBAN
AND TOWN GROWTH AREAS TO BE LOWER THAN A LEVEL OF SERVICE C. (c) (1) The County Director of Finance shall deposit the revenues from the
building excise tax into a special NONLAPSING fund. (2) The revenues [from] DEPOSITED IN the special fund THAT ARE
GENERATED BY THE BUILDING EXCISE TAX IMPOSED ON NONRESIDENTIAL
BUILDING TYPES may only be used for: (i) [school renovation and construction; (ii)] primary, secondary, or higher education capital expenditures; [(iii)] (II) public safety capital expenditures; - 3411 -


 
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