The following criteria shall apply:
(A) The credit will be applied by reducing the number of billable equivalent residential units (ERUs).
(B) Non-residential parcels may qualify for a water quality, water quantity credit, credit for gravel, and/or a LEED credit.
(C) Educational institutions may qualify for water quality, water quantity, credit for gravel, LEED credit and/or educational credits if they meet the requirements developed in the city credits policy. However, the maximum credit allowed is 50%.
(D) A maximum credit of 50% may be granted for water quality, water quantity credit, for gravel, and/or a LEED credit or a combination of water quality, water quantity, credit for gravel, and/or a LEED credit. Properties that have a combination of management practices and/or credit types can obtain up to a maximum of 50% credit. No property can obtain more than the 50% credit.
(E) Credits will be applied in no less than 5% increments at the discretion of the City TAC.
(F) Calculation for impervious area should always be done in square feet and rounded to the nearest whole ERU. Credits will be rounded to the nearest whole ERU.
(Ord. 14-1003, passed 5-12-14)