§ 30-476. Building permit allocation evaluation criteria and award.

(a)

Residential building permit allocation evaluation criteria. Applications shall be evaluated and ranked according to the following point values, which are to be applied cumulatively.

(1)

Platted subdivision infill. The following points are intended to encourage the infill of legally platted subdivisions served by existing infrastructure.

Point assignment:

+10.

 

Criteria: An application which proposes a dwelling unit within a legally platted, recorded subdivision on lots served by existing infrastructure, including, at a minimum, potable water, electricity, and roadways which the operations director determines are paved. In order to be considered served, the necessary infrastructure must be both located along the same street as the lot or parcel proposed for development and in place since December 31, 1997.

(2)

Infrastructure availability. The following points are intended to encourage the infill of lots or parcels served by existing infrastructure.

Point assignment:

+5.

 

Criteria: An application which proposes a dwelling unit outside of a legally platted, recorded subdivision, but the lot or parcel proposed for development is served by existing infrastructure, including, at a minimum, potable water, electricity, and roadways which the operations director determines are paved. In order to be considered served, the necessary infrastructure must be both located along the same street as the lot or parcel proposed for development and in place since December 31, 1997.

(3)

Lot aggregation. The following points are intended to encourage the voluntary reduction of density through aggregation of contiguous, vacant, legally platted, buildable lots with density allocation by lot.

Point assignment:

+3 per contiguous, vacant, legally platted, buildable lot.

 

Criteria: An application which proposes aggregation of a contiguous vacant, legally platted, buildable R1, R1M, RMH, R2, R3, R4 or SR lot together with the parcel proposed for development. The application shall include but shall not be limited to an affidavit of ownership of all affected parcels, acreage or land and a legally binding restrictive covenant limiting the number of dwelling units on the aggregated lot, running in favor of the village and enforceable by the village, subject to the approval of the village council prior to filing in the office of the clerk of the county, and such covenant must be approved by the village council before any development approval may be issued pursuant to an award.

(4)

Land dedication. The following points are intended to encourage the voluntary reduction of vacant, buildable land in the village within those areas proposed for acquisition by governmental agencies for the purposes of conservation, resource protection or for affordable housing within the village.

Point assignment:	+2 per vacant, legally platted buildable lot or entire acre of unplatted buildable land.
	+2 additional per vacant, legally platted buildable lot or entire acre of unplatted buildable land within those areas proposed for acquisition by governmental agencies.

 

Criteria: An application which proposes the dedication to the village of one or more vacant, legally platted buildable lots or at least one acre of unplatted buildable land, including those located within areas proposed for acquisition by governmental agencies for the purposes of conservation, resource protection or for affordable housing within the village. Buildable means construction of a dwelling unit could be permitted pursuant to this chapter, as determined by the director of planning and development services. The application shall include but not be limited to an affidavit of ownership of all affected lots, parcels, acreage or land and a statutory warranty deed, subject to the approval of the village council prior to filing in the office of the clerk of the county, which conveys the dedicated property to the village. Such deed must be approved by the village council before any development approval may be issued pursuant to an award. Applications including land dedication shall be evaluated in a category separate from applications without land dedication. A survey shall accompany all dedications of unplatted buildable lands or partial platted lots.

(5)

Habitat protection. The following points are intended to discourage the clearing of significant habitat and are based on the type and quality of the existing vegetation located within an area approved for clearing or development as shown on the approved site plan.

Point assignment and criteria:	-10 per application which proposes to clear an area of habitat type and quality from Group 4, which includes high quality tropical hardwood hammock, unscarified beach/berm, and saltmarsh and buttonwood wetlands.
	-7 per application which proposes to clear an area of habitat type and quality from Group 3, which includes moderate quality tropical hardwood hammock.
	-2 per application which proposes to clear an area of habitat type and quality from Group 2, which includes low quality tropical hardwood hammock, disturbed land with saltmarsh and buttonwood, disturbed land with tropical hardwood hammock and disturbed land with beach/berm.
	+1 per application which proposes to develop in an area of habitat type and quality from Group 1, which includes disturbed, disturbed with exotics, and scarified.

 

Additional criteria: If the approved clearing area includes more than one habitat type/habitat quality group, points shall be assigned to the application for development on the basis of the following formula: (area of clearing in Group 1/area in parcel of land to be cleared) × (+1) + (area of clearing in Group 2/area in parcel of land to be cleared) × (-2) + (area of clearing in Group 3/area in parcel of land to be cleared) × (-7) + (area of clearing in Group 4/area in a parcel of land to be cleared) × (-10). The determination of the quality of a tropical hardwood hammock shall be made through the utilization of the habitat analysis applied pursuant to article VII, division 4 of this chapter (Miscellaneous Environmental Standards).

(6)

Threatened or endangered animal species. The following points are based on probable impacts of a proposed development on the successful protection and recovery of a threatened or endangered animal species in its natural habitat.

Point assignment and criteria:	-10 per application which proposes a dwelling unit within a known habitat of a documented threatened/endangered animal species.
	-10 per application which proposes a dwelling unit within 100 feet of any known sea turtle nesting area, as described in article VII, division 3 of this chapter (Sea Turtle Nesting Protection).
	-10 per application which proposes a dwelling unit within 500 feet of any known nesting or resting area of the piping plover.
	-5 per application which proposes a dwelling unit within a probable or potential habitat of a threatened/endangered animal species.
	-2 per application which proposes a dwelling unit within the habitat of a wide-ranging threatened/endangered animal species or an animal species of special concern.

 

(7)

Critical habitat areas. The following points are intended to discourage development in critical habitat areas.

Point assignment and criteria:

-10 per application which proposes a dwelling unit within a Florida Forever acquisition area.

 

(8)

Perseverance points. The following points are intended to reward an application based upon the number of years spent in the building permit allocation system without receiving an allocation award.

Point assignment and criteria:	+1 A point shall be awarded on the anniversary date of the submittal date for each year that the application remains in the building permit allocation system up to four years.
	+2 points shall be awarded on the anniversary of the submittal date for each year over four that the application remains in the building permit allocation system.

 

Additional criteria: If, after gaining a perseverance point or points, an application is withdrawn for any reason, the perseverance point or points gained shall be retained; however, a new submittal date and time shall be established.

(9)

Coastal high-hazard area. The following points are intended to discourage development in a coastal high-hazard area.

Point assignment and criteria:	-2 per application which proposes development within an AE zone as shown on the most recent Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood insurance rate map.
	-7 per application which proposes development within a VE zone as shown on the most recent FEMA flood insurance rate map.

 

(10)

Coastal barrier resources system (CBRS). The following points are intended to discourage development of the CBRS.

Point assignment and criteria:

-10 per application which proposes development within units of the CBRS as shown on the most recent FEMA flood insurance rate map.

 

(11)

Energy conservation. The following points are intended to encourage the use of energy conservation measures.

Point assignment and criteria:	+1 per application which includes a dwelling unit with any installed air conditioning units must have an energy efficient rating of 12 or better.
	+1 per application which proposes a dwelling unit with a heat recovery unit or a solar hot water panel which provides supplemental heating of domestic hot water.

 

(12)

Structural integrity of construction. The following points are intended to encourage high standards of structural integrity.

Point assignment and criteria:	+1 per application which proposes a dwelling unit designed to meet a minimum peak wind speed of 160 miles per hour as certified by a qualified engineer or architect.
	+1 additional point per application which proposes a dwelling unit designed to meet a minimum peak wind speed of 175 miles per hour as certified by a qualified engineer or architect.
	+1 per application which proposes a dwelling unit with a concrete cistern with a capacity of no less than 2,500 gallons, gutters along the entire roof channeling into the cistern, and a pump-out system for recovery of the water.

 

(13)

Affordable housing. The following points are intended to encourage the development of multifamily affordable housing units.

Point assignment and criteria:

+3 per application which proposes affordable housing development with four or more new units within the same structure.

 

(14)

Central sewer. The following points are intended to encourage the development of parcels in areas served by or that would be served by a central sewer system by December 2015, that has committed funding or planned funding sources. Committed or planned funding is funding that is financially feasible and reflected in a capital improvements element of the comprehensive plan approved by the department of community affairs. These points shall be awarded to parcels served by a collection line within a central wastewater facility service area where a central wastewater treatment facility has been constructed that meets the treatment standards of F.S. §§ 381.0065(4)(1) and 403.086(10), and where treatment capacity is available. The points shall only be awarded if a construction permit has been issued for the collection system and the parcel lies within the service area of the wastewater treatment facility.

Point assignment and criteria:

+2 per application which proposes development within a central wastewater facility service area where a central wastewater treatment facility has been constructed that meets the treatment standards of F.S. §§ 381.0065(4)(1) and 403.086(10), and where treatment capacity is available. The points shall only be awarded if a construction permit has been issued for the collection system and the parcel lies within the service area of the wastewater treatment facility.

 

FIGURE 30-476A. BUILDING PERMIT ALLOCATION SYSTEM (BPAS) SCORING WORKSHEET (RESIDENTIAL)

This worksheet is not intended to replace information otherwise detailed in this division.

Application Score	Point Assignment	Criteria
	+10	Platted subdivision infill. The following points are intended to encourage the infill of legally platted subdivisions served by existing infrastructure.
	+5	Infrastructure availability. The following points are intended to encourage the infill of lots or parcels served by existing infrastructure not within a platted subdivision.
	+3 per contiguous, vacant, legally platted, buildable lot	Lot aggregation. The following points are intended to encourage the voluntary reduction of density through aggregation of contiguous, vacant, legally platted, buildable lots with density allocation by lot.
	+2 per vacant, legally platted buildable lot or entire acre of unplatted buildable land, additional +2 for lots targeted for acquisition by governmental agencies	Land dedication (only applies to applications in the market rate category with land dedication). The following points are intended to encourage the voluntary reduction of vacant, buildable land within those areas proposed for acquisition by governmental agencies for the purposes of conservation, resource protection or affordable housing within the village.
	Between -2 and -10 depending on habitat type/quality	Habitat protection. The following points are intended to discourage the clearing of significant habitat and are based on the type and quality of the existing vegetation located within an area approved for clearing or development as shown on the approved site plan.
	Between -1 and -15. The determination of the quality of a tropical hardwood hammock shall be made through the utilization of the habitat analysis applied pursuant to article VII, division 4 of this chapter (Environmental Standards).	Development clears an area of multiple habitat types/quality types.
	-10	Development is within a known habitat of a documented threatened/endangered animal species.
	-5	Development is within a probable or potential habitat of a threatened/endangered animal species.
	-2	Development is within the habitat of a wide-ranging threatened/endangered animal species or an animal species of special concern.
	-10	Development is within 100 feet of any known sea turtle nesting area, as described in article VII, division 3 of this chapter (Sea Turtle Nesting Protection).
	-10	Development is within 500 feet of any known nesting or resting area of the piping plover.
	-10	Development is within a Florida Forever acquisition area.
	+1	One point per year during the first four successive years an application has spent in the BPAS without receiving an allocation award.
	+2	Two points per year after the fourth year an application has spent in the BPAS without receiving an allocation award.
	-2	Development is within an AE zone as shown on the most recent Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood insurance rate map.
	-7	Development is within a VE zone as shown on the most recent FEMA flood insurance rate map.
	-10	Coastal barrier resources system (CBRS). The following points are intended to discourage development of the CBRS.
	+1	Installed air conditioning units have an energy efficient rating of 12 or better.
	+1	Heat recovery unit or solar hot water panel which provides supplemental heating of domestic hot water.
	+1	A concrete cistern with a minimum 2,500 gallons in conjunction with the development.
	+1	Meets a minimum peak wind speed of 160 miles per hour as certified by a qualified engineer or architect.
	+1 additional point	Meets a minimum peak wind speed of 175 miles per hour as certified by a qualified engineer or architect.
	+3	Affordable housing development with four or more new units within the same structure.
	+2	Development is within a central wastewater facility service area where a central wastewater treatment facility has been constructed that meets the treatment standards of F.S. §§ 381.0065(4)(1) and 403.086(10), and where treatment capacity is available. The points shall only be awarded if a construction permit has been issued for the collection system and the parcel lies within the service area of the wastewater treatment facility.
	TOTAL POINTS

 

(b)

Nonresidential building permit allocation evaluation criteria. Applications shall be evaluated and ranked according to the following point values which are to be applied cumulatively.

(1)

Focus on redevelopment versus new development. The following are intended to encourage redevelopment.

Point assignment and criteria:	+5 points per application which proposes development on parcels of land having lawfully existing development, not including fences, grubbing, and clearing.
	+2 points per application which proposes development within a village activity center (VAC).
	+2 per application which does not propose an additional driveway access onto U.S. 1.
	+2 per application which proposes to connect to a contiguous nonresidential parking lot through a shared access easement agreement approved by the planning and development services director.
	+2 per application which proposes to delete an existing driveway access onto U.S. 1.

 

(2)

Development potential of site. The following are intended to encourage development on parcels with high development potential.

Point assignment and criteria regarding habitat protection:	-10 per application which proposes to clear an area of habitat type and quality from Group 4, which includes high quality tropical hardwood hammock, unscarified beach/berm, and saltmarsh and buttonwood wetlands.
	-7 per application which proposes to clear an area of habitat type and quality from Group 3, which includes moderate quality tropical hardwood hammock.
	-2 per application which proposes to clear an area of habitat type and quality from Group 2, which includes low quality tropical hardwood hammock, disturbed land with tropical hardwood hammock, disturbed land with saltmarsh and buttonwood, and disturbed land with beach/berm.
	+1 per application which proposes to develop in an area of habitat type and quality from Group 1, which includes disturbed, disturbed with exotics, and scarified.
Additional criteria regarding habitat protection: If the approved clearing area includes more than one habitat type/habitat quality group, points shall be assigned to the application for development on the basis of the following formula: (area of clearing in Group 1/area in parcel of land to be cleared) × (+1) + (area of clearing in Group 2/area in parcel of land to be cleared) × (-2) + (area of clearing in Group 3/area in parcel of land to be cleared) × (-7) + (area of clearing in Group 4/area in a parcel of land to be cleared) × (-10). The determination of the quality of a tropical hardwood hammock shall be made through the utilization of the habitat analysis applied pursuant to article VII, division 4 of this chapter (Miscellaneous Environmental Standards).
Point assignment and criteria regarding threatened/endangered animal species:	-10 per application which proposes development within a known habitat of a documented threatened/endangered animal species.
	-10 per application which proposes development within 100 feet of any known sea turtle nesting area, as described in article VII, division 3 of this chapter (Sea Turtle Nesting Protection).
	-10 per application which proposes development within 500 feet of any known nesting or resting area of the piping plover.
	-5 per application which proposes development within a probable or potential habitat of a threatened/endangered animal species.
	-2 per application which proposes development within the habitat of a wide-ranging threatened/endangered animal species or an animal species of special concern.
Point assignment and criteria regarding critical habitat areas:	-10 per application which proposes development within a Conservation and Resource Lands (CARL) acquisition area.
	-10 per application which proposes development within a Florida Forever acquisition area.
Point assignment and criteria regarding coastal high-hazard area:	-2 per application which proposes development within an AE zone as shown on the most recent Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood insurance rate map.
	-7 per application which proposes development within a VE zone as shown on the most recent FEMA flood insurance rate map.
Point assignment and criteria regarding coastal barrier resources system (CBRS):	-10 per application which proposes development within units of the CBRS as shown on the most recent FEMA flood insurance rate map.

 

(3)

Provision of amenities associated with proposed development. The following are intended to encourage development while providing amenities that benefit the community.

Point assignment and criteria:	+1 point per application which proposes a permanent increase in the amount of open space by five percent over the required open space ratio with a conservation easement.
	+1 additional point per application which proposes permanent increase in the amount of open space by ten percent over the required open space ratio with a conservation easement.
	+1 additional point per application which proposes permanent increase in the amount of open space by 15 percent or greater over the required open space ratio with a conservation easement.
	+1 point per application which proposes pervious pavers, geoblock, turfblock or other similar technology approved by the director of planning and development services on 20 percent of the required area for parking, loading, access aisles, and driveways for the entire development.
	+1 additional point per application which proposes pervious pavers, geoblock, turfblock or other similar technology approved by the director of planning and development services on 40 percent of the required area for parking, loading, access aisles, and driveways for the entire development.
	+1 additional point per application which proposes pervious pavers, geoblock, turfblock or other similar technology approved by the director of planning and development services on 50 percent or greater of the required area for parking, loading, access aisles, and driveways for the entire development.
	+1 point per application which proposes scenic corridor or major street landscape buffers one Class greater than the required Class.
	+1 point per application which proposes parking lot landscaping which exceeds the requirements of article V, division 7 of this chapter by 30 percent

 

(4)

Provision of affordable housing in conjunction with proposed project. The following are intended to encourage the development of affordable housing.

Points and criteria:

+5 points per submitted application for an affordable residential dwelling unit. For new affordable housing the allocation must be obtained prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy for the proposed project. Existing housing units must be deed restricted as affordable housing prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy for the project. Applications for nonresidential development and affordable housing units shall be submitted at the same time with a bond in the amount to be determined by the village manager.

 

(5)

Land dedication. The following points are intended to encourage the voluntary reduction of vacant, buildable land within those areas proposed for acquisition by governmental agencies for the purposes of conservation, resource protection or affordable housing within the village.

Point assignment:	+2 per vacant, legally platted buildable lot or entire acre of unplatted buildable land.
	+2 additional per vacant, legally platted buildable lot or entire acre of unplatted buildable land within those areas proposed for acquisition by governmental agencies.

 

Criteria: An application which proposes the dedication to the village of one or more vacant, legally platted buildable lots or at least one acre of unplatted buildable land, including those located within areas proposed for acquisition by governmental agencies for the purposes of conservation, resource protection or affordable housing within the village. Buildable means construction of a dwelling unit could be permitted pursuant to this chapter, as determined by the director of planning and development services. The application shall include but not be limited to an affidavit of ownership of all affected lots, parcels, acreage or land and a statutory warranty deed, subject to the approval of the village council prior to filing in the office of the clerk of the county, which conveys the dedicated property to the village. Such deed must be approved by the village council before any development approval may be issued pursuant to an award. Applications including land dedication shall be evaluated in a category separate from applications without land dedication. A survey shall accompany all dedications of unplatted buildable lands or partial platted lots.

(6)

Central sewer. The following points are intended to encourage the development of parcels in areas served by or that would be served by a central sewer system by December 2015, that has committed funding or planned funding sources. Committed or planned funding is funding that is financially feasible and reflected in a capital improvements element of the comprehensive plan approved by the department of community affairs. These points shall be awarded to parcels served by a collection line within a central wastewater facility service area where a central wastewater treatment facility has been constructed that meets the treatment standards of F.S. §§ 381.0065(4)(1) and 403.086(10) F.S., and where treatment capacity is available. The points shall only be awarded if a construction permit has been issued for the collection system and the parcel lies within the service area of the wastewater treatment facility.

Point assignment and criteria:

+2 per application which proposes development within a central wastewater facility service area where a central wastewater treatment facility has been constructed that meets the treatment standards of F.S. §§ 381.0065(4)(1) and 403.086(10), and where treatment capacity is available. The points shall only be awarded if a construction permit has been issued for the collection system and the parcel lies within the service area of the wastewater treatment facility.

 

FIGURE 30-476B. BUILDING PERMIT ALLOCATION SYSTEM (BPAS) SCORING WORKSHEET (NONRESIDENTIAL)

This worksheet is not intended to replace information otherwise detailed in this division.

Application Score	Point Assignment	Criteria
	+5	Parcel(s) of land having lawfully existing development, not including fences, grubbing, and clearing.
	+2	Development is within a village activity center (VAC).
	+2	Development does not require additional driveway access onto U.S. 1.
	+2	Parcel(s) connect(s) to a contiguous nonresidential parking lot through a shared access easement agreement approved by the planning and development services director.
	+2	Development deletes an existing driveway access onto U.S. 1.
	Between +1 and -10 depending on habitat type/quality.	Development clears an area of habitat type/quality.
	Between -1 and -15. The determination of the quality of a tropical hardwood hammock shall be made through the utilization of the habitat analysis applied pursuant to article VII, division 4 of this chapter (Environmental Standards).	Development clears an area of multiple habitat types/quality types.
	-10	Development is within a known habitat of a documented threatened/endangered animal species.
	-5	Development is within a probable or potential habitat of a threatened/endangered animal species.
	-2	Development is within the habitat of a wide-ranging threatened/endangered animal species or an animal species of special concern.
	-10	Development is within 100 feet of any known sea turtle nesting area, as described in article VII, division 3 of this chapter (Sea Turtle Nesting Protection).
	-10	Development is within 500 feet of any known nesting or resting area of the piping plover.
	-10	Development is within a Florida Forever acquisition area.
	-2	Development is within an AE zone as shown on the most recent Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood insurance rate map.
	-7	Development is within a VE zone as shown on the most recent FEMA flood insurance rate map.
	-10	Development is within units of the coastal barrier resource system as shown on the most recent FEMA flood insurance rate map.
	+1	+1 point per application which proposes permanent increase in the amount of open space by five percent over the required open space ratio with a conservation easement.
	+1 additional point	+1 point per application which proposes permanent increase in the amount of open space by ten percent over the required open space ratio with a conservation easement.
	+1 additional point	+1 point per application which proposes permanent increase in the amount of open space by 15 percent over the required open space ratio with a conservation easement.
	+1	Development incorporates pervious pavers, geoblock, turfblock or other similar technology approved by the director of planning and development services on 20 percent of the required area for parking, loading, access aisles, and driveways for the entire development.
	+1 additional point	Development incorporates pervious pavers, geoblock, turfblock or other similar technology approved by the director of planning and development services on 40 percent of the required area for parking, loading, access aisles, and driveways for the entire development.
	+1 additional point	Development incorporates pervious pavers, geoblock, turfblock or other similar technology approved by the director of planning and development services on 50 percent of the required area for parking, loading, access aisles, and driveways for the entire development.
	+1	Development proposes scenic corridor or major street landscape buffers one Class greater than the required Class.
	+1	Development incorporates parking lot landscaping which exceeds the requirements of article V, division 7 of this chapter by 30 percent.
	+5	Development includes an application for an affordable residential dwelling unit.
	+2 per vacant, legally platted buildable lot or entire acre of unplatted buildable land.	Land dedication.
	+2 per vacant, legally platted buildable lot or entire acre of unplatted buildable land.	Development includes the dedication to the village of one or more vacant, legally platted buildable lots or at least one acre of unplatted buildable land located within areas proposed for acquisition by governmental agencies for the purposes of conservation, resource protection or affordable housing within the village.
	+2	Development is within a central wastewater facility service area where a central wastewater treatment facility has been constructed that meets the treatment standards of F.S. §§ 381.0065(4)(1) and 403.086(10), and where treatment capacity is available. The points shall only be awarded if a construction permit has been issued for the collection system and the parcel lies within the service area of the wastewater treatment facility.
	TOTAL POINTS

 

(c)

Allocation applications receiving an identical ranking.

(1)

Residential allocation categories. Starting in the year 2004 allocation period, if two or more allocations within a residential allocation category receive an identical evaluation and all cannot be granted allocation awards within the allocation period, then the village council shall award allocations within each residential category to the completed application(s) first submitted, based on the date and time of submission.

(2)

Nonresidential allocation category. If two or more allocations within the nonresidential allocation category receive an identical evaluation and all cannot be granted allocation awards within the allocation period, then the village council shall award allocations to the completed application(s) first submitted, based on time and date of submission.

(d)

Annual residential allocation categories. The annual residential allocation categories are as follows:

(1)

Market rate residential dwelling units.

a.

Not allowing land dedication. There shall be a minimum of eight market rate dwelling units annually available in this category. In quarterly allocation periods where market rate applications with land dedications do not rank higher than those applications without land dedications, the applications which rank highest shall be awarded the allocation(s).

b.

Allowing land dedication. There shall be a maximum of six market rate dwelling units annually available in this category. Applications in this category shall only be awarded if the application ranks sufficiently to receive a market rate award.

(2)

Affordable residential dwelling units not allowing land dedication. There shall be a minimum of six affordable dwelling units annually available in this category.

(e)

Hurricane clearance. The annual allocations as provided above shall be approved provided that hurricane evacuation clearance time shall not exceed 24 hours. The village shall cease issuing permits under the annual allocation once the hurricane evacuation clearance time is exceeded, provided that Monroe County, Key West and Marathon also cease issuing permits.

(Ord. No. 02-17, § 1(4.10.6), 2-21-2002; Ord. No. 02-29, § 6, 11-21-2002; Ord. No. 05-04, § 1(4.10.6), 3-24-2005; Ord. No. 05-06, § 1(4.10.6), 5-19-2005; Ord. No. 07-29, § 3, 11-29-2007; Ord. No. 10-16, § 1, 10-21-2010; Ord. No. 11-14, § 1, 6-9-2011)