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1 (E) Expansion of a non -conforming principal structure, deck, or parking lot by way of setbacks is <br />2 permitted provided the improvement does not increase the level of nonconformity. This provision <br />3 does not apply in the Shoreland Overlay or Wild and Scenic River Overlay. <br />4 (F) Additional standards for nonconfoiniities within the Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area Overlay <br />5 District are found in Section 910. <br />6 <br />7 141-199 Reserved. <br />8 <br />9 200 Land Development Applications and Procedures <br />10 Sections 200-299 are established to define the procedures and processes for applications for development, <br />11 redevelopment, and changes in use of property in Ramsey. All procedures must be in conformance with <br />12 applicable provisions of State Law. <br />13 <br />14 201 Processing Costs <br />15 (A) Costs. All costs incurred by the City in processing an application for a land use application shall be <br />16 paid by the applicant. The processing costs shall include but not be limited to: <br />17 (1) Professional consulting services as directed by the zoning administrator, the Planning <br />18 Commission and/or City Council; <br />19 (2) Copying charges; <br />20 (3) City staff involvement; <br />21 (4) Public hearing publications and posting of a sign on the property; <br />22 (5) Written notice to adjacent property owners; <br />23 (6) Recording charges; and/or <br />24 (7) Any other cost necessary to process the applicant's request. <br />25 <br />26 (B) Fee and escrow. A set fee and a set minimum escrow established by an annual fee schedule shall be <br />27 paid to the city at the time the land use application is made. <br />28 (C) Special assessment of processing costs. An applicant may request that processing costs exceeding the <br />29 amount established by annual fee schedule be specially assessed against the applicant's property <br />30 provided that the property owner accepts the assessment to the subject property and waives any right <br />31 of assessment appeal. <br />32 (D) Additional deposits before submittal. If the zoning administrator determines that costs in addition to <br />33 the set escrow will likely be incurred by the city, then an additional sum as determined by the zoning <br />34 administrator shall be deposited with the City before the application is considered officially <br />35 submitted. <br />36 (E) Additional deposits after submittal If at any point during the processing of a land use application, the <br />37 actual or estimated processing costs exceed the amount on escrow, the applicant shall have ten days <br />38 to supply an additional escrow in an amount equal to or greater than the estimated processing costs. <br />39 Failure to provide additional funds into a deficit account can result in assessing the costs to the <br />40 property subject to the application. <br />41 (F) Refund of unused deposits. Any portion of those funds deposited in escrow but not expended or <br />42 encumbered shall be returned to the applicant after final action on the application. Under no <br />43 circumstance shall an escrow be considered an interest bearing account. <br />44 <br />45 202 Required Sureties and Financial Guarantees <br />46 Upon approval of a land use application or administrative site plan review where a new building and/or site <br />47 improvements are being constructed or reconstructed, the City shall be provided with a cash escrow, cash <br />48 bond, and/or letters of credit prior to the issuing of building permits or initiation of work on the proposed <br />49 improvements or development. This security shall guarantee conformance and compliance with the <br />50 conditions of the approval and the provisions of this Code. <br />51 (A) The security shall be in the amount equal to 125 percent the applicant's estimated costs of labor and <br />52 materials for the proposed improvements or development. <br />Attachment A — Ordinance #23-14 <br />Page 24 of 141 <br />