ORD 2055 -J
ORDINANCE NO *
AN ORDINANCE modifying Section 3 . 88 . 030 of
the Camas Municipal Code by adding definitions
to the City impact fee ordinance , adding a new.
section to Chapter 3 . 88 of the Camas Municipal
Code requiring- findings of adequacy for planned
facilities , amending Section 3 . 88 . 120 of the
Camas Municipal Code by revising the procedures
for collection of impact fees , amending Section
3 . 88 . 130 of the Camas Municipal Code by revising
the exemptions from impact fees , adding a new
section to Chapter 3 . 88 of the Camas Municipal
Code providing for an independent fee calculation
of impact fees , adding- a new subsection to
Section 3 . 88 . 160 of the Camas Municipal_ Code
relating to accounting- procedures for impact fees ,
adding a new subsection to Section 3 . 88 . 170 of
the Camas Municipal. Code pertaining to the
expenditure of impact fees , and- adding a new
section to Chapter 3 . 88 of the Camas Municipal
Code providing for an annual review of impact fees .
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAMAS DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS :
Section I
Section 3 . 88 . 030 of the Camas Municipal Code is amended to
provide as follows .
3 . 88 . 030 _ Definitions . The following definitions shall apply
for purposes of this chapter unless the context clearly requires
otherwise . Terms otherwise not defined herein shall be defined
pursuant to RCW 82 . 02 . 090 , or given their usual and customary meaning .
A . " Act " means the Growth Management Act , Chapter
17 , Laws of 1990 , ist Ex . Sess . , Chapter 36 . 70A
RCW et seq . , and Chapter 32 , Laws of 1991 , lst
Sp . Sess . , as now in existence or as hereinafter
amended .
Be " Building permit " means the permit required
for new construction and additions pursuant
to Chapter 15 . 04 of the Camas Municipal Code .
The term building permit , as used herein , shall
not be deemed to include permits required for
the remodeling ,- rehabilitation , or other improvements
to an existing structure or rebuilding a damaged
or destroyed structure , provided there is no
increase in the applicable unit of measure for
non - residential construction or number of dwelling
units for residential construction .
co " Capital facilities plan " means the capital
facilities plans adopted by the council as part
of the capitai facilities element of the compre -
hensive plan for Camas .
D . " Capital facliities " means the facilities or
improvements oracting _ ---engineer for the
city .
E0 " City engineer means the officially appointed
or acting- city engineer for the city .
F . " City " means the City of Camas .
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G . " CMC " refers to the Camas Municipal Code .
Ho " Council means the city council of the City
of Camas .
i * " County " means Clark County .
J . " Department " means the city planning department .
K . " Developer " means an individual , group of individuals ,
partnership , corporation , association , municipal
corporation , state agency , or other person undertaking
development activity , and their successors and
assigns .
Imo . " Development activity " means any construction
or expansion of a building or structure , or
any change in use of a building ® or the subdivision
of 1 and ; or plat approval , PUD or PRD approva :i ,
boundary line adjustment , or any change in land
use that creates additional demand and need
for public schools , public streets and roads ,
publicly owned parks , open space and recreational.
facilities , and fire protection facilties .
M . Development approval " means any written authorization
from the city which authorizes the commencement
of a development activity , including , but not
11mited to , building permit , plat approval ,
PUD or PRD approval , binding site plan approval ,
boundary li
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to serve new growth and development , and that
is reasonably related to the new development
that creates additional demand and need for
public facilities , that is a proportionate share
of the cost of the public facilities , and that
is used for facilities that reasonably benefit
the new development . Impact fee does not include
reasonable permit or application fees . The.
.impact fee hereby imposed consists of a traffic
fee component , a part impact fee component ,
an open space impact fee component , a fire facility
impact fee component , and a school impact fee
component .
T . " ° Independent fee calculation " means the impact
fee calculation , and / or economic documentation
prepared by a fee payer , to support the assessment
of an impact f ee other than by the use of the
schedules in Sections 3 . 88 . 060 to 3 . 88 . 100 of
this chapter , or the calculations prepared by
the planning director or city engineer where
none of the impact fee categories or impact
fee amounts in Sections 3 . 88 . 060 to 3 . 88 . 100
accurately describe or capture the impacts of
the development activity on public streets and
roads , publicly owned parks , open space and
recreational fac it i ties , and fire protection
facilities .
U . " " Low - income housing. of means a single - family or
multifamily rental housing development , the
construction of which is either undertaken by
a housing authority operated pursuant to RCw
Chapter 35 . 82 , or financially assisted pursuant
to a federal. : state or local governmental 1 ow -
income housing program ; provided , however , that
the term sha 1 1 apply only to the number of units
within such housing development as are required
to be rented to low income tenants .
v . " Owner " means the owner of record of real property ,
or a person with an unrestricted written option
to purchase property ; provided , that if the
real property is being purchased under a recorded
real estate contract , the purchaser shall be
considered the owner of the real property .
w . " ' Park impact fee " means the impact fee designated
to pay for publicly owned parks , open space
and recreational facilities .
X . " Parks director " means the officially appointed
or acting director of the city parks and recreation
department , also referred to herein as a " department
head " .
Y . " Planned facilities " shall mean public streets
and roads , publicly owned parksd open space
and recreational facilities , and fire protection
f ac; il itie .f?� included in the capital facilities
element of the comprehensive plan for Camas .
Z . " Planned residential development " ( PRD ) or " planned
unit development ( PUD ) shall be as defined in
Section 1. 8 . 92 . 020 of the CMC .
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AA " Planning director " shall mean the officially
appointed or acting director of the city planning
department .
BB . " Project improvements " " mean site improvements
and facilities that are planned and designed
to provide service for a particular development
project and that are necessary for the use and
convenience of the occupants or users of the
project , and are not system improvements . No
improvement or faculty included in the capital
facilities plan approved by the city council
shall be considered a project improvement .
CC . " Public facilities if mean the following capital
facilities owned or operated by government entities .
public: streets and roads ; publicly owned parks ,
open space , and recreational facilities ; school
facilities ; and fire protection facilities of
the city of Camas .
DDS If
service area " " means a geographical area defined
by the city of Camas in which a def _fined set
of public facilities provide service to development
within the area .
EE . " Standard of service ` " means the quantity and
quality of service which the city council has
determined to be appropriate and, desirable for
the city . A measure of the standard of service
may include , but is in no way limited to , maximum
.levels of congestion on city streets and roads ,
maximum wait at stops , maximum fire department
response times , minimum fire suppression capabilities ,
minimum park and open space required for a variety
of types of parks and open space ; minimum distance
from residences to parks , and / or any ether factors
or standards the city council may deems. appropriate .
FF . " System improvements " mean public facilities
that are included in the capita. i facilities
plan and are designed to provide service to
service areas within the community at large ,
in contrast to project improvements .
GGo " Temporary dwelling units " means a development
that provides temporary housing for individual
persons for one or more days .
HH . " Traffic impact fee " means the impact fee designated
to pay for public streets and roads .
II . " Unit " means any building or portion thereof which
ilities including provisions for
contains living fac
sleeping , cooking , eating , and sanitation , as
required by the city , for not more than one family
and including site - built buildings , mobile / manufactured
homes and modular homes ®
JJ0 voluntary agreement " means an agreement between
a developer and the city as authorized by HCW
82 . 02 . 020 .
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Section II
There is hereby added to the Camas Municipal Code a new section
It I to provide as follows :
Section 3 . 88 . 055 - Findings of Adequacy .
A . Prior to approving proposed plats , planned residential
orplanned unit developments or binding site
plans , or granting other development approvals ,
the council or administrative personnel , as
appropriate , shall . make written findings that
appropriate provisions are made for planned
facilities . Findings of adequacy shall be based
on the city ' s standards of service .
Be Compliance with this requirement shall . be sufficient
to satisfy the requirements of RCW 58 . 17 . 110 f
58 . 17 . 060 and the Act . The findings shall be
made at the time of preliminary plat , PRD , PUD ,
binding site plan or other development approval .
Ca The city shall not approve applications for
preliminary plats , PRD , PUD , binding site plans
or other development approvals , unless the city
is able to make the findings of adequacy ; provided ,
that if the fee payer opts to dedicate land ,
to provide improvements , and / or construction
consistent with the requirements of CMC 3 . 88 . 140
governing credits , where appropriate , the city
may make such findings .
D . If any party for any reason is able to exempt
itself from the operation of this chapter , the
city reserves the right to review its Mand use
plan in conjunction with its capital facilities
plans in order to ensure adequacy . In the event
that the impact fees that might have been paid
would have been an integral part of the financing
to ensure adequacy , the city reserves the right
to deny approval for the development on these
grounds .
Section III
Section 3 . 88 . 120 of the Camas Municipal Code is amended to
provide as follows :
3 . 88 . 120 - Collection of Fees .
A . The city shall collect impact feesf based on
the schedules in Section 3 . 88 . 060 to 3 . 88 . 100 ,
from any applicant seeking a building permit
from the city .
Be Except as may be due to exemptions or credits
provided pursuant to the applicable CMC , or
pursuant to an independent fee calculation accepted
by the planning director as outlined in Section
3 . 88 . 135 , or impact fees imposed by the planning
director pursuant to Section 3 . 88 . 135 , the city
shall not issue a building permit ( s ) unless
and until_ the impact fees set forth in the schedules
.in this chapter have been paid .
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Section IV
Section 3 . 88 . 130 of the Camas Municipal Code is revised to
read as follows
Section 3 . 88 . 130 - Exemptions .
A . The following shall be exempted from the payment
of all impact fees
1 . Replacement of a demolished or destroyed
structure of the same size and use , and located
on the same parcel or lot as that of the demolished
or destroyed structure . Said replacement must
occur within five ( 5 ) years of the date the
structure wa demolished or destroyed .
The owner of a demolished or destroyed structure
shall be required to submit a copy of a demolition
permit , utility bill or other acceptable documentation
that proves the structure in question existed
within the appropriate time frame . The owner
wi l .�_ receive a unit f or unit exemption f or .residential
uses . Exemptions for commercial or industrial
users will. be based on the level of impact generated
by the new use as it compares to the existing
or previous use .
Conversion of a lesser impact land use to a
greater .impact land use will require the payment
of the appropriate impact fees . The new f ee
will be based on the total impact generated
by the new land use , minus the similar impact
fee associated with the existing land use .
Conversion of a greater .land use to a lesser
rand use will not be entitled to reimbursement
of impact fees .
2 . Alterations , expansion , enlargement , remodeling ,
rehabilitation or conversion of an existing
unit where no additional units are created and
the use is not changed .
3 . The construction of accessory structures
that will not create significant impacts on
planned facilities .
4 . Miscellaneous improvements , including , but
not limited to , fences , walls , swimming pools ,
and signs .
5 . A structure moved from one location within
the city to another location within the city .
The vacated iot will not be exempted from paying
all appropriate impact fees . In the event the
structure is moved outside the city , the vacant
lot wi l l be eligible for impact fee exemptions
if all applicable criteria can be satisfied .
6 . Public school districts , provided however ,
this shall not relieve the public school district
from constructing planned facilities associated
with any particular project . This exemption
does not apply to private schools , parochial
or trade schools , colleges or universities .
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B . Except as otherwise provided pursuant to the
terms of a voluntary agreement entered into
between the city and a developer , the payment
of fees , the dedication of J_ and , or the construction
of planned facilities by the developer pursuant
to the terms of a voluntary agreement negotiated
with the city with specific reference to the
improvements identified in the capital facilities
plans and in anticipation of the imposition
of impact fees , and entered into between the
city and a developer prior to the effective
date of the ordinance codified in this chapter ,
shall be deemed to be complete mitigation for
the impacts of the specific development on the
planned facilities . The units in such development
may be charged a reduced fee pursuant to an
independent fee calculation under CMC 3 . 88 . 135 .
The developer shall provide the planning director
documentation demonstrating compliance with
the terms of the voluntary agreement .
Co Except as otherwise provided pursuant to the
terms of a plat condition or a SEPA mitigation
condition , the payment of fees , the dedication
of land , or the construction of planned facilities
by the developer pursuant to the terms of a
plat condition or a SEPA mitigation condition
negotiated with the city with specific reference
to the improvements identified in the capital
facilities plan and in anticipation of the imposition
of impact fees , and imposed prior to the effective
date of the ordinance codified in this chapter ,
shall. be deemed to be complete mit _ifation for
the impacts of the specific development on the
planned facilities . The units in such development
may be charged a reduced fee pursuant to an
independent fee calculation under CMC 3 , 88 . 135 .
The developer shall_ provide the planning director
documentation demonstrating compliance with
the terms of the voluntary agreement ®
D . The planning director shall be authorized to
determine whether a particular development activity
falls within an exemption identified in this
section , in any other section , or under other
applicable law , Determinations of the planning
director shall be in writing and shall be subject
to the appeals procedures listed in Section
3 . 88 . 150 of the CMC .
Section V
There is hereby added to the Camas Municipai Code a new section
to provide as follows :
Section 3 . 88 . 135 _ Independent Fee Calculation .
A ® If the planning director believes in good faith
that none of the impact fee categories or impact
fee amounts set forth in the schedules in Sections
3 . 88 . 060 through 3 . 88 . 100 accurately calculate
the impacts of a development activity on planned
facilities , the planning director may conduct
:independent fee caiculations . The planning
director nay impose alternative impact fees
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on a specific development activity based on
these calculations . The alternative .impact
fees and the calculations shall be set forth
in writing and shall be mailed to the fee payer .
B . If a fee payer opts not to have the impact fees
determined according to the schedules in sections
3 . 88 . 060 through 3 . 88 . 100 , then the fee payer
shall prepare and submit to the planning director
an independent fee calculation for the development
activity for which final plat , PRD , PUD , binding
site plan , or other development approval , or
a building permit , .is sought . The documentation
submitted shall show the basis upon which the
independent fee calculation was made . The appropriate
department heads shall review the independent
fee calculation and provide an analysis to the
planning director concerning whether the independent
fee calculation should be accepted , rejected ,
or accepted in part . The planning director
may adopt , reject , or adopt in part , the independent
fee calculation based on the analysis prepared
by appropriate department heads , and based on
specific characteristics of the development
activity , '
and / or principles of fairness . The
impact fees or alternative impact fees and the
calculations shall be set forth in writing and
shail be mailed to the fee payer .
C . Any fee payer submitting an independent fee
calculation will be required to pay the city
of Camas a fee to cover the cost of reviewing
the independent fee calculation . The fee shall
be $ 500 . 00 , unless it is necessary for the city
to enlist the services of an outside consultant
to assist in the .review of the independent fee
calculation . In this instance , the fee payer
will. be required to pay any consultant charges
over the base $ 500 . 00 amount . Individual single
family lots will be exempt from the review fee .
The city shall require the fee payer to post
a cash deposit of $ 500 . 00 prior to initiating
the review .
Ds While there is a presumption that the calculations
set forth in the city ' s capital facilities plans
are valid , the planning director shall consider
the documentation submitted by the fee payer
and the analysis prepared by the appropriate
department heads , but is not required to accept
such documentation or analysis which the planning
director reasonably deems to be inaccurate or
riot reliable , and ma
y , in the alternative , require
the fee payer to submit additional or different
documentation for consideration . The planning
director is authorized to adjust the impact
fees on a case - by - case basis based on the independent
fee calculation , the specific characteristics
of the development activity , and / or principles
of fairness . The impact fees or alternative
impact fees and the calculations shall be set
forth in writing and shall be mailed to the
fee payer .
E . Determinations made by the planning director
pursuant to this section may be appealed to
the planning commission .
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Page 9
Section VI
Where is hereby added to Section 3 . 88 . 160 a new subsection
to provide as follows *.
3 . 88 . 160 - Accounting Procedures - - Re orfs .
B . Pursuant to and consistent with the requirements
of RCW 82 . 02 . 060 , the capital facilities plans
have provided ad3ustments for future taxes to be
paid by the developer , which are earmarked or
proratable to the planned facilities which will
serve the devei. opment activity . The impact fee
schedules in Section 3 . 88 . 060 through 3 . 88 . 100
have been reasonably adjusted for taxes and ether
revenue sources which are anticipated to be
available to fund particular planned facilities .
Section VII
There is hereby added to Section 3 . 88 . 170 the following new
subsections .
3 . 88 . 170 - Expenditure of Fees .
B . Pursuant to this chapter :
1 . Impact fees collected for public streets
and roads , impact fees for publicly owned parks ,
open space and recreational facilities , and
impact fees for fire protection facilities shall
be used solely for those respective purposes ,
and only those that will reasonably benefit
the development activity .
2 . Impact fees shall not be imposed to make
up for deficiencies in existing facilities serving
existing developments .
3 . Impact fees shall not be used for maintenance
or operation .
CW Impact fees may be spent for planned facilities ,
inc :iuding but not limited to planning , :land
acquisition , construction , engineering , architectural ,
permittng- , financing , and administrative expenses ,
applicable impact fees or mitigation costs ,
capital equipment pertaining to planned facilities
and any other similar expenses which can be
capitalized .
D . Impact fees may also be used to recoup city
improvement oasts previously incurred by the
city to the extent that new growth and development
activity will be served by the previously constructed
improvements or incurred costs .
ertys provided, that i t e rea property ,S -
being purchased under a recorded real es -
tate contract, the purchaser shall be consid-
ORDINANCE NO , 2055 i ered the owner of the real property .
AN ORDINANCE modifying Section W . " Park impact fee " means the impact
3 . 88 . 030 of the Camas Municipal Code by fee designated to pay for publicly owned
• adding definitions to the City impact fee parks, open space and recreational facilities ,
Affidavit of Pubfica�io ordinance, adding a new section to Chapter X . "Parks director" '
P or means the officially
3 .88 of the Camas Municipal Code requiring appointed or acting director of the city parks
ities, and recreation department, also referred to
findings of adequacy for planned facil
amending Section 3 . 88 . 120 of the Camas herein as a "department head . "
Municipal Code by revising the procedures Y. "Planned facilities " shall mean public
for collection of impact fees, amending Sec - streets and roads, publicly owned parks,
STATE OF WASHINGTON ) tion 3 . 88 . 130 of the Camas Municipal Code open space and recreational facilities, and
by revising the exemptions from impact fees, fire protection facilities included in the ca i-
COUNTY OF CLARK ) adding a new section to Chapter 3 . 88 of the tal facilities element of the comprehensive
Camas Municipal Code P
p providing for an plan for Camas .
independent fee calculation of impact fees, Z. "Planned residential development"
adding a new subsection to Section 3 . 88 . 160 (PRD) or "planned unit development (PUD)
I ,
Michael Gallagher , being first of the Camas Municipal Code relating to shall be as defined in Section 18. 92 . 020 of the
duly sworn , depose and say that I am the owner , editor , publisher accounting procedures for impact fees, add - CMC .
of The Post - Record , a weekly newspaper . That said newspaper is
ing a new subsection to Section 3 . 88 . 170 of AA. " Planned director" shall mean the
the Camas Municipal Code pertaining to the officially appointed or
a legal newspaper and has been approved as a legal newspaper b Y PP acting director of the
g $p in which g is published and expenditure of impact fees, and adding a city planning department .
order of the superior court 1n the county p new section to Chapter 3 . 88 of the Camas BB . " Project improvements " mean site
it is now and has been for more than six months prior to the date of Municipal Code providing for an annual improvements and facilities that are planned
the publication hereinafter to , published in the English language review of impact fees . and designed to provide service for a par-
continuously as a weekly newspaper in Camas , Clark County , THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ticular development project and that are
Washington , and it is now and during all of said time was printed CAMAS DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS : necessary for the use and convenience of the
in an office maintained at the aforesaid lace of publication Section I occupants or users of the project, and are not
p P Section 3 . 88 . 030 of the Camas Municipal system improvements . No improvement or e
Code is amended to provide as follows : facility included ital facilities plan C
n the capi
3 . 88 . 030—Definitions. The following deli - approved by the city council shall be consid- a
nitions shall apply for purposes of this chap - ered a project improvement. e
of said newspaper , that the ORDINANCE NO . ter unless the context clearly requires other- t
2 0 5 5 y q CC . " Public facilities" means the follow=
wise . Terms otherwise not defined herein ing capital facilities owned or operated by
shall be defined pursuant to RCW 82 . 02 . 090, government entities : public streets and roads ;
or given their usual and customary meaning. publicly owned parks, open space, and rec-
A. "Act" means the Growth Manage - reational facilities ; school facilities ; and fire e
ment Act, Chapter 17, Laws of 1990, 1st Ex. protection facilities of the city of Camas. C
Sess . , Chapter 36. 70A RCW et seq . , andDD . " Service area " means a geographi- l
Chapter 32 , Laws of 1991 , 1st Sp . Sess . , as cal area defined by the city of Camas in k
now in existence or as hereinafter amended. which a defined set of public facilities prom printed copy of which is hereto anneone as published in the B . "Building permit " means the permit vide service to development within the area . IV
entire issue of said newspaper for required for new construction and additions EE . " Standard of service " means the
successive and consecutive weeks in the following issues ; pursuant to Chapter 15 . 04 of the Camas quantity and quality of service which the city a
Municipal Code . The term building permit, council has determined to be appropriate a
3 0 19 9 6 as used herein , shall not be deemed to i
Jan . n - and desirable for the city . A measure of the
Issue date ,
clude permits required for the remodeling, standard of service may include, but is in no q
rehabilitation, or other improvements to an way limited to , maximum levels of conges -
existing structure or rebuilding a damaged tion on city streets and roads, maximum wait
Issue date or destroyed structure , provided there is no at stops, maximum fire department response l
increase in the applicable unit of measure for times, minimum fire suppression capabili - r
non - residential construction or number of ties minimum t
i1 park and open space required
TOO �_ ON� dwelling units for residentialconstruction . for a variety'
Issue date of types of parks and open
C . Capital facilities plan means the space ; minimum distance from residences to l
ii capital facilities plans adopted by the council parks, and/or any other factors or standards S
t Jj as part of the capital facilities el
� .,� ement of the the city council may deem appropriate .
Issue date ~1 comprehensive plan for Camas . FF. " System improvements" means pub-
,,, D . " Capital facilities " means the facili- lic facilities that are included in the capital
" ties or improvements or acting city engineer facilities plan and are designed to provide r
for the city . service to service areas within the commu- t
Issue date E . " City engineer" means the officially nity at large , in contrast to project im rove - l
appointed or actin cit engineer for the city . P t
PP g y g y ments .
F. " City " means the City of Camas . . GG. " Temporary. dwelling units" means r
Issue date G . CMC refers to the Camas Munici - . a development that provides temporary hous-
pal Code . a 91 GQLCI IllllJULL IMAM Uaiw .v taa a
The fee charged for the above publication was : v ` 1 payment of the appropriate impact fees . The v
g p tions for preliminary plats, PRD , PUD , bind - new fee will be based on the total impact
ing site plans or other development approv - generated by the new land use , minus the c
als , unless the city is able to make the find-
$ 3 9 7 8 0 similar impact fee associated with the exist- c
Ings of adequacy ; provided , that if the fee
payer opts to dedicate land, to provide im- ing land use . Conversion of a greater land i
r, provements , and/or construction consistent use to a lesser land use will not be entitled to t
G with the requirements of CMC 3 . 88 . 140 ov - reimbursement of impact fees . n
q g 2 . Alterations , expansion , enlargement, t
� Publisher erning credits , where appropriate , the city remodeling, rehabilitation or conversion of 3
may make such findings .
D . If any party for any reason is able to an existing unit where no additional units f
' exempt itself from the operation of this chap - are created and the use is not changed . s
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1ter the cit reserves the ri ht to review its 3 . The construction of accessory struc - v
' y g tures that will not create significant impacts
land use plan in conjunction with its capital
facilities plans in order to ensure adequacy . on planned facilities . r
4 . Miscellaneous improvements , includ- v
day of , 19 In the event that the impact fees that might ing, but not limited to, fences, walls , swim- 11
have been paid would have been an integral ming pools, and signs. a
part of the financing to ensure adequacy, the 5 . A structure moved from one location t;
city reserves the right to deny approval for within the city to another location within the v
the development on these grounds .
Notary Public in and for the Section III city . The vacated lot will not be excepted p
State of Washington , Section 3 . 88 . 120 of the Camas Municipal from paying all appropriate impact fees. In
Residing at Camas , Washington Code is amended to provide as follows : the event the structure is moved outside the
3 . 88 . 120 — Collection of Fees . city , the vacant lot will be eligible for impact
A. The city shall collect impact fees , based fee exemptions if all applicable criteria can r
on the schedules in Section 3 . 88 . 060 to be satisfied. f
3 . 88 . 100, from any applicant seeking a build - 6 . Public school districts, provided how -