2. Property tax incentive-City View Fuel LLC
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against the property. Unless the governing body of the municipality determines that <br /> there is no existing business within the municipality for which the potential project <br /> would be a competitor, the potential project operator shall publish two notices to <br /> competitors, the form of which must be prescribed by the tax commissioner, of the <br /> application for tax exemption or payments in lieu of taxes in the official newspaper of <br /> the municipality at least one week apart. The publications must be completed not less <br /> than fifteen nor more than thirty days before the governing body of the municipality is <br /> to consider the application. The municipality shall determine whether the granting of <br /> the exemption or payments in lieu of taxes, or both, is in the best interest of the <br /> municipality, and if it so determines, shall give its approval. <br /> 5. By motion approved by the governing body of the municipality before the beginning of <br /> a taxable year for which a property tax exemption or the option to make payments <br /> in lieu of taxes under this section previously has been approved by the governing <br /> body, a property tax exemption may be revoked or reduced and payments in lieu of <br /> taxes may be revoked or increased for that taxable year for reasons specified in a <br /> negotiated agreement or if the governing body finds that: <br /> a. Information provided by the project operator during the negotiation and <br /> deliberation of a property tax exemption or the option to make payments in lieu of <br /> taxes has proven to be inaccurate or untrue; <br /> b. Use of the property by the project operator does not comply with the reasonable <br /> expectations of the governing body at the time the property tax exemption or the <br /> option to make payments in lieu of taxes was approved; <br /> c. The property has been improved to a substantially greater extent than the <br /> governing body reasonably anticipated at the time the property tax exemption or <br /> the option to make payments in lieu of taxes was approved; or <br /> d. There has been a change of ownership of the property since the property tax <br /> exemption or the option to make payments in lieu of taxes was approved. <br /> 6. During the negotiation and deliberation of a property tax exemption or the option to <br /> make payments in lieu of taxes under this chapter, a municipality shall include, as <br /> nonvoting ex officio members of its governing body, a representative appointed by the <br /> school board of each school district affected by the proposed action and a <br /> representative appointed by the board of township supervisors of each township <br /> affected by the proposed action. <br /> 7. A city or county may not supersede or expand the provisions of this section under <br /> home rule authority. <br /> 40-57.1-04. Exemption from income tax - Notice to competitors - Limitations. <br /> Upon application by a project operator to the state board of equalization, the net income of <br /> a project may be exempt from state income tax for a period not exceeding five years from <br /> commencement of project operations. The application for the exemption must be reviewed as to <br /> the eligibility of the project by the department of commerce division of economic development <br /> and finance and its recommendations forwarded to the state board of equalization. The project <br /> operator shall provide notice to competitors in the manner prescribed by the state board of <br /> equalization. The board shall determine whether the granting of the exemption is in the best <br /> interest of the people of North Dakota and, if it so determines, approve the exemption. The <br /> board shall, after making its determination, certify the findings back to the applicant and to the <br /> tax commissioner. Nothing contained herein shall have the effect of exempting the project from <br /> filing an annual income tax return. <br /> 40-57.1-04.1.Ad valorem tax exemption for existing structures - Requirements. <br /> Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, a project operator who otherwise <br /> qualifies under this chapter may, upon application consistent with the provisions of this chapter, <br /> receive a partial or complete exemption from ad valorem taxation on any existing structure used <br /> in or necessary to the operation of the project for a period not exceeding five years from the <br /> date of commencement of project operations in the structure. For taxable years beginning after <br /> December 31, 1988, the governing body of a municipality may grant additional exemptions of <br /> Page No. 5 <br />
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