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“The project entity or public agency can receive a credit against certain tax-equivalent fees, candidates may apply for federal or state assistance, and some assistance must be credited to the alleviation obligation.”
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The project entity or public agency can receive a credit against certain tax-equivalent fees, candidates may apply for federal or state assistance, and some assistance must be credited to the alleviation obligation.
Section 11-13-311
The project entity or other public agency is entitled to a credit against certain property-tax-related fees and other tax-equivalent payments when impact alleviation payments and means are provided under the relevant contracts and determination orders.
Section 11-13-311(1)
A candidate may apply to federal or state governmental authorities for assistance to reduce impacts, and any assistance received must be credited against the alleviation obligation when the impact is attributable to the project or related facilities.
Section 11-13-311(2)
For school districts, the fee in lieu of ad valorem property tax for the state minimum school program is to be treated as a separate fee.
Section 11-13-311(3)
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