Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)

Citation: Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)
Jurisdiction: Portland (municipal)
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15 IMPACT FEES Impact Fee Study. If the proposed development is
of a type not listed in the impact fee schedule, then
15.1 PURPOSE the impact fees applicable to the most nearly
The purpose of this article is to ensure that new comparable type of land use listed in the impact fee
development in the City of Portland bears a schedule shall be used.
proportional or reasonably-related share of the cost
of new, expanded, or replacement infrastructure 15.3.3 Mixed use development
necessary to service that development through the In the event that there is more than one use within
payment of impact fees dedicated to funding a building, impact fees shall be calculated separately
improvements made necessary by development, or for each use.
the construction of improvements as provided for
herein. This ordinance is enacted pursuant to the 15.3.4 Redevelopment
authority of 30-A M.R.S. § 4354 and 30-A M.R.S. § In calculating the impact fee for a new building that
3001. involves the full or partial demolition of a building
housing an existing, legally established use or uses,
15.2 APPLICABILITY such new building shall be credited with an amount
The following shall be subject to impact fees, with equal to the fee that would have been charged to
the exception of municipal buildings, which shall be the use or uses which occupied the structure at the
considered exempt: time of demolition permit. If the impact fee
A. Any new building or addition to existing calculation for the post-development condition is
buildings which results in net new residential greater than the credit, the applicant shall pay the
dwelling units, nonresidential building square difference. If the impact fee calculation for the
footage, or water/wastewater meters, and post-development condition is less than the