(A) The Board of Supervisors may reduce, defer, or waive impact fees for projects deemed by the Board to be agricultural in nature but which fail to qualify for an agricultural exemption of impact fees pursuant to § 21.01.111, above. The Board may reduce, defer, or waive impact fees individually or collectively.
(B) In order for the Board of Supervisors to reduce, defer, or waive impact fees, the Board must find that the construction and addition of buildings to the subject property, and the use that will be conducted within said structures will have a minimal impact on County Fire, Sheriff, traffic, schools, or other impact fee designation for which the reduction, deferment, or waiver is requested.
(C) Impact fees associated within an area adopted as a “benefit area” by the Board of Supervisors may not be reduced, deferred, or waived.
(1966 Code, § 5-34) (Ord. 501, (part); Ord. 903, § 1 (part), 2012)