2. Property tax incentive-City View Fuel LLC
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SUBJECT: TAX INCENTIVE POLICY 34.00 <br /> PAGE 3 OF 3 <br /> Applicant Category D <br /> $25,000,000 or greater $4,500,000 or Year 1: 100% <br /> greater Year 2: 90% <br /> Year 3: 90% <br /> Year 4: 90% <br /> Year 5: 90% <br /> Year 6: 80% <br /> Year 7: 80% <br /> Year 8: 80% <br /> Year 9: 70% <br /> Year 10: 70% <br /> 7) Annual Reports - Effective January 1, 2006, political subdivision grantor reporting <br /> requirements must follow state law. (See NDCC 54-60.1-08). This includes a <br /> statement of public purpose and a business incentive agreement for each public <br /> project valued at $25,000 or more. <br /> 8) In those cases where an application for tax exemption involves new construction, an <br /> exemption which has been granted will be considered lapsed and invalid if <br /> construction has not begun in 1 year and/or completed in 2 years. Notice will be <br /> sent to the project operator 90 days prior to the exemption lapsing. If, however, the <br /> business submits information prior to the exemption lapsing outlining circumstances <br /> which necessitate a longer construction schedule, the County Commission can vote <br /> to extend the construction period. <br /> 9) If an exemption has been granted and the project operator wishes to locate the <br /> operation in another facility, the exemption may be transferred to the new building if <br /> the value of the new building is no more than 15% higher than that of the building <br /> for which the exemption was originally granted or if the capital investment in the <br /> project does not increase by more than 20%. If the new building is more than 15% <br /> greater in estimated value or the capital investment in the project increases by more <br /> than 20%, the County Commission will reconsider the exemption. <br /> 10) 100% exemption in years 6 through 10 for projects manufacturing or processing a <br /> product from an agricultural commodity may be available in unique or special <br /> circumstances and will be evaluated on a case by case basis. <br /> HISTORICAL REFERENCE DATE: JUNE 5, 1995 <br /> AUGUST 3, 1998 <br /> FEBRUARY 21, 2006 <br />
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