(1) There is hereby established a charge to be levied within the City to be known as the street system development charge (SSDC), which shall be collected at the time of increased usage of the arterial and collector street system. No building permit shall be issued after the effective date of the ordinance codified in this section unless the SSDC for the development for which the permit will be issued has been paid in full. As used in this section, “development” means construction, erection, or placement on a site of a building, structure, mobile home park pad, golf course, public park, or the construction of any addition to or enlargement of any of the foregoing. “Development” does not include setup of a mobile home on an existing pad in a mobile home park. When a change in use of a building which was subject to the SSDC when constructed results in increased usage of the arterial and collector street system, the occupant whose activities cause the increased usage shall be charged for the new use less a credit equal to the amount of the SSDC which was paid for the prior use. No charge for change of use shall be made after three years from the date the certificate of occupancy was issued for the building. No one shall be charged an SSDC on account of any “home occupation” as defined in Chapter 10.

(2) The applicant for a building permit or business license shall be required to state in writing the intended use of the building in sufficient detail to enable the City Engineer to determine the appropriate category of use. If the use of a building changes or if the stated use is incorrect, the occupant shall report the change of use to the City Engineer within 30 days and promptly pay any additional SSDC that may be due. If any occupant subject to the SSDC fails to report an incorrect statement of use or a change of use within 30 days or fails to pay the additional SSDC within 10 days after invoice, the occupant shall pay a penalty and interest as established in the most recent fee schedule approved by resolution of the City Council.

(3) At the time of development, the person applying for a building permit shall submit a reduced building plan to the following specifications:

Size: 8 1/2" x 11" or 11" x 17" sheet

Scale: 1 inch = 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, or 100 feet.

The building plan shall show the footprint of all floors and the division of tenant space or suites.