D.C. Municipal Regulations (Last Updated: September 13, 2017) |
Title 10. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT |
SubTilte 10-B. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT |
Chapter 10-B65. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVE ZONES |
Section 10-B6501. APPLICATION FOR TAX INCENTIVES FOR OARS OF REAL PROPERTY
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6501.1To apply for a reduction in real property taxes, special assessments, assessment for failure to abate a nuisance, or water and sewer charges, the owner of improved real property within a designated economic development zone shall submit to the Development Zone Administrator the following supporting information:
(a)Identity of owner or owners:
(b)Street address, lot, and square of each piece of real property for which a claim for an incentive is made (including identification of zone);
(c)Each tax or other indebtedness to be reduced (date debt incurred, period covered);
(d)Proposed economic development activity or project;
(e)Amount of claim;
(f)Certificate of taxes;
(g)Certification of assessed valuation of improved real property (not more than sixty (60) days old);
(h)Certification of amount of indebtedness (tax bills, water and sewer bills, assessment for failure to abate nuisance, special assessments, or other assessments by the District government;
(i)Certification of conformance with zoning regulations;
(j)Beginning date of rehabilitation or construction;
(k)Statement of actual costs of rehabilitation or construction;
(l)Permits (building, occupancy, other); and
(m)Other relevant documents as requested by the Development Zone Administrator.
6501.2To apply for deferral or forgiveness of real property taxes, special assessments, assessments for failure to abate a nuisance, or water and sewer charges, the owner of improved real property shall submit to the Development Zone Administrator the following supporting information:
(a)The information required by §6501.1;
(b)Evidence of how the proposed activity will improve the economic development zone by doing the following:
(1)Reducing the rate of poverty;
(2)Reducing the unemployment rate;
(3)Reducing economic distress;
(4)Increasing the median income level;
(5)Improving the standard of living;
(6)Increasing the level of owner-occupied housing;
(7)Increasing commercial activity;
(8)Increasing industrial activity; or
(9)Employing area residents;
(c)Evidence of community support; and
(d)Evidence of private sector commitments.