Chapter 20.60
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES FEES

Sections:

20.60.010    Department of Natural Resources related, and current use fees.

20.60.020    Department of Natural Resources fees.

20.60.010 Department of Natural Resources related, and current use fees.

A. Department of Natural Resources Fees. All review of drainage design adjustments shall be charged a fixed fee, and review and monitoring support for department of community development services shall be charged an hourly fee to help defray the cost associated with these reviews. These review fees shall be paid at the time of submittal for the review, and are in addition to the critical areas review of nondepartmental permits.

B. Appeals to the Hearing Examiner. All appeals to hearing examiner, or from decisions of the examiner, shall be charged a fixed fee to help defray the cost associated with appeal processing. Appeal fees shall be paid at the time of appeal submittal.

C. Current Use Permit Fees. A fixed for the processing of current use permits shall be charged to help defray the cost of review. The review fee shall be paid at the time of the submittal for the review. [Ord. 99-0058 § 1; Ord. 98-0020 § 1 (KCC 27.48.010).]

20.60.020 Department of Natural Resources fees.

The city council shall adopt the following Department of Natural Resources fees by resolution:

A. Review of Drainage Design Requirements.

1. Experimental design review.

2. Water and land resources divisions support of DDES adjustment review and monitoring.

B. Master drainage plan review and monitoring support by surface water management division staff.

C. Appeals to the hearing examiner, from decisions regarding environmental significance by the director of the Department of Natural Resources.

D. Current Use Fees.

1. Applications for classification of land as farm and agricultural land.

2. Applications for classification of land as open space and timber land requiring a public hearing under 20 acres.

3. Application for classifications of land as open space requiring a public hearing equal to or greater than 20 acres. [Ord. 02-0139 § 1; Ord. 99-0058 § 1; Ord. 98-0020 § 1 (KCC 27.48.020).]