Sec. 10-313. - ASIP fund—Revenue.
For land that is located within the unincorporated parts of Douglas County and also with within the Extraterritorial Jurisdiction of the City of Omaha (excepting Central City Zones A, B and C, and the Ponca Special Development Zone as defined in the Urban Development Element of the City of Omaha Master Plan), the following fees shall be charged:
(a) (i)
A fee to be calculated on the basis of the total square footage per the rate table as described herein shall be charged at the time the permit is granted, on all new residential construction, including single-family and duplex uses; and
(ii) A fee for mobile home pads shall be charged on a per-unit basis per the rate table as described herein when the site is permitted; and
(iii) A multi-family, commercial and industrial fee shall be charged on a per-development acre basis per the rate table as described herein when the construction permit is granted.
Land Use | 2026 | 2027 | 2028 | 2029 | 2030 and Thereafter
Residential, single-family and duplex uses (cents per total square foot) | 81.0 | 84.3 | 87.6 | 91.1 | 94.8
Mobile home pads (per unit) | $1,784.00 | $1,855.00 | $1,929.00 | $2,006.00 | $2,087.00
Multi-family, commercial, and industrial (per development acre) | $8,918.00 | $9,275.00 | $9,646.00 | $10,032.00 | $10,433.00
The rates shown in the "2026" column shall be charged beginning on the effective date hereof, until and including December 31, 2026. The rates in each column thereafter will apply between January 1 and December 31 of the respective years, except that the rates shown in the "2030 and Thereafter" column will remain in effect until such time as the fees are amended by the city council and the Douglas County Board. The date to be used for the calculation of ASIP fees will be the date of initial application for building permit.
For the residential land use in the above table, the fee shall be calculated by multiplying the rate in the table (in cents) by the total square footage of the permit, to include garage, shed, basement (finished and unfinished), and above grade house areas.
For purposes of this article XIII, the term "development acre" shall mean only the area of land located within the lot lines of the lot for which the permit is sought. Development acre specifically excludes all land located within any street right-of-way, any dedicated land such as public parks, or any land within outlots.
If the city requests the installation of public street improvements that exceed the traffic improvements required by the approved traffic study, the development's ASIP fees may be used for such improvements. The developer has the option to pay the acreage fee to the ASIP fund at the time the final plat is recorded to help reduce the overall S&ID debt ratio to four percent. The city will reimburse from ASIP fee funds or credit the developer for the costs of improvements. The reimbursements or credits will be made as lots are developed and fees paid by the developer of such plat. Calculations shall be included in the subdivision agreement and on the source and use of funds form of such subdivision.
(b) A dedicated ASIP tax levy of up to five cents from an SID as set out in subdivision agreements with such SID. The SID shall be required to institute the tax levy in stages, as soon as the total levy (bond and general) necessary to support the other debt and obligations of the SID for all projects drops below the rate initially approved in the subdivision agreement including deferred community park fees. Such a levy would then continue until the date, if any, that the SID is annexed. All such tax proceeds shall be remitted to the city upon collection.
(Ord. No. 36946, § 4, 3-8-05; Ord. No. 37719, § 1, 5-8-07; Ord. No. 40442, § 3, 8-18-15; Ord. No. 42867, § 1, 2-8-22; Ord. No. 44759, § 2, 8-4-26)
