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HOUSE BILL NO. 157 – Landowners, transfer dvlp rght, use

HOUSE BILL NO. 157

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H0157...................................................by LOCAL GOVERNMENT
DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS - Adds to existing law to provide that a county or city
governing body may establish procedures authorizing landowners to transfer
development rights.

02/03    House intro - 1st rdg - to printing
02/04    Rpt prt - to Loc Gov

Bill Text


H0157


                                                                        
 ||||              LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF IDAHO             ||||
Fifty-fifth Legislature                 First Regular Session - 1999
                                                                        

                             IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

                                    HOUSE BILL NO. 157

                              BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE

 1                                        AN ACT
 2    RELATING TO LOCAL LAND USE PLANNING; AMENDING  CHAPTER  65,  TITLE  67,  IDAHO
 3        CODE,  BY  THE  ADDITION OF A NEW SECTION 67-6515A, IDAHO CODE, TO PROVIDE
 4        THAT A COUNTY OR CITY GOVERNING BODY MAY ESTABLISH PROCEDURES  AUTHORIZING
 5        LANDOWNERS TO TRANSFER DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS.

 6    Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Idaho:

 7        SECTION  1.  That  Chapter  65,  Title 67, Idaho Code, be, and the same is
 8    hereby amended by the addition thereto of a  NEW SECTION  ,  to  be
 9    known and designated as Section 67-6515A, Idaho Code, and to read as follows:

10        67-6515A.  TRANSFER  OF  DEVELOPMENT  RIGHTS. Any county or city governing
11    body may establish procedures authorizing landowners to  transfer  development
12    rights  in  such  amounts and subject to such conditions as the governing body
13    shall determine to fulfill the goals of the county or city  to  preserve  open
14    space,  protect  wildlife habitat and critical areas, and enhance and maintain
15    the rural character of lands with contiguity to  agricultural  lands  suitable
16    for long-range farming and ranching operations.

Statement of Purpose / Fiscal Impact


                       STATEMENT OF PURPOSE

                              RS08515

The purpose of this legislation is to amend Chapter 65, Title 67
by adding a new Section, Section 67-6515A. This legislation would
allow any county or city governing body to establish a program in
which the transfer of development rights may be utilized as an
option to protect significant land resources while compensating
the property owner. A Transfer of Development Rights Program
involves the transfer of future development away from a resource
protection area to an area appropriate for development. The
governing body determines the amounts and conditions of such TDRs
to fulfill the goals of the county or city pertaining to
preservation and conservation of significant resources.




                            FISCAL NOTE

This legislation will have no fiscal impact on any state revenue
or appropriation. By itself, this authorizing legislation will
have no fiscal impact on any local government revenue or
appropriation. If a local government chooses to adopt a Transfer
of Development Rights Program under the authority of this
legislation that government may incur some additional
administrative costs. However, such costs should not require a
significant expenditure of local funds






CONTACT:  Wendy Jaquet332-1130
       
                                       STATEMENT OF PURPOSE/ FISCAL NOTE  Bill No.  H 157