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Amending Chapter 2 Entitled Tax abatement Procedures (2)
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1/28/1985
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7428-85
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Section 2 -77. Petition review and consideration. <br />(a) Upon receipt of a petition containing all requested <br />information, including all attachments, the City Clerk shall <br />refer the petition and attachments to the Department of Economic <br />Development for review. The Department shall review the petition and <br />attachments, obtain any additional information required from the <br />petitioner, and shall inform the Council Human Resources and <br />Economic Development Committee in a written report within 15 working <br />days of receipt of the petition from the Clerk: <br />1. Whether all required information has been <br />submitted by the petitioner; <br />2. Whether the information contained in the <br />petition indicates that the requirements of <br />this Article are met by the project as <br />described in the petition; <br />3. Whether zoning requirements have been met, <br />according to the Department of Code <br />Enforcement; and <br />4. Whether the project is located in a tax <br />allocation area, as defined in I.C. 36- 7- 14 -39, <br />and if so, whether the South Bend Redevelopment <br />Commission has adopted a resolution approving <br />that application. <br />5. If additional terms of tax abatement have been agreed <br />upon, a copy of the executed agreement. <br />(b) The Human Resources and Economic Development <br />Committee shall examine, review, and conduct a public committee <br />meeting concerning the petition and shall submit its recommendation <br />to the Council as to whether the property qualifies as an economic <br />revitalization area under the terms of this Article and of I.C. <br />6- 1.1- 12.1 -1(1), <br />(c) If it finds that the property qualifies as an economic <br />revitalization area under the terms of this article and I.C. <br />6- 1.1- 12.1 -1(1), the Council may adopt a resolution declaring the <br />property as an economic revitalization area for purposes of tax <br />abatement, and shall specify whether the abatement is for real <br />property tax deduction or for personal property tax deduction, the <br />length of time during which the area shall be so designated, and the <br />general boundaries of the area by describing its location in relation <br />to public ways. Upon adoption of the declaratory resolution, the <br />City Clerk shall file the resolution with the County Assessor, <br />together with supporting data required by I.C. 6- 1.1- 12.1 -2.5. <br />(d) If the area is located within an allocation area as <br />defined in I.C. 36- 7- 14 -39, as declared by the South Bend <br />Redevelopment Commission, the Council shall not adopt a declaratory <br />resolution declaring an area to be an economic revitalization area <br />for purposes of either real property tax deduction or personal <br />property tax deduction if the Commission has not adopted a resolution <br />approving the petition. <br />(e) Upon adoption of the declaratory resolution, the City <br />1 .. --4-4 -- ..-P 4-1— -A --4-4 ^. t� }�o ",iIN1 i whorl rnirciianfi t <br />
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