A. Certification. After the Fire and/or EMS impact fees due for a proposed development have been provided by the City pursuant to the Fee Schedule attached to the capital improvements plan or calculated by the Districts’ administrators using the individual assessment process, the fee payer may request from the Districts’ administrators a certification of the amount of Fire and/or EMS impact fee due for that development. Within thirty (30) days after receiving such request, the Districts’ administrators shall issue a written certification of the amount of the Fire and/or EMS impact fee due for the proposed development. Such certification shall establish the Fire and/or EMS impact fee so long as there is no material change to the particular project as identified in the individual assessment application, or the impact Fee Schedule attached to the capital improvements plan. The certification shall include an explanation of the calculation of the Fire and/or EMS impact fee including an explanation of factors considered under Idaho Code Section 67-8207 and shall also specify the system improvement(s) for which the Fire and/or EMS impact fee is intended to be used
B. Payment of fees. The Fire and/or EMS impact fees shall be paid to the City at the following times:
1. If a building permit or manufactured/mobile home setting permit is required, then at the time before the permit is issued;
2. If no building permit or manufactured/mobile home setting permit is required, then at the time that construction commences, which includes, but is not limited to, individual commercial recreational vehicle park or campground sites; or
3. At such other time as the developer and the Districts have agreed upon in writing with notice to the City.
C. All Fire and/or EMS impact fees paid to the City, minus the agreed upon administration fee pursuant to the Intergovernmental Agreements between the City and the Districts, shall then be delivered to the Districts’ administrators on a once-a-month basis. (Ord. 637, 8-23-2022)