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Agreement For Payment Of Processing Fees Form. This is a California form and can be use in Santa Barbara Local County.
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Santa Barbara County Agreement for Payment Form
AGREEMENT FOR PAYMENT OF
PROCESSING FEES
County of Santa Barbara (hereinafter COUNTY) and ____________________________, the
Financially Responsible Party (hereinafter FRP).
AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
1.
This Agreement is in reference to permit processing costs associated with Case #
___________________________________________________________________________
2.
A security deposit or fixed fee will be collected at time of project submittal. Security deposit
projects will receive monthly invoices to be paid within 25 days from invoice date. Upon completion
of project review, any remaining security deposit will be refunded to the FRP. If a fixed fee project
has unique characteristics or raises complex issues which would make the case more expensive to
process, it will be converted to a monthly billing process, as detailed above. If it is necessary to
utilize consultant services, a deposit to cover consultant costs will be requested from the FRP prior to
execution of the contract with the consultant. If the FRP elects to utilize outside contractors to
expedite permit processing, consultant costs plus indirect overhead will be charged on an hourly
basis.
3.
The FRP is responsible for payment of all permit processing costs associated with this project.
If during the course of processing, the financial responsibility changes, the new financially
responsible party must complete an Agreement for Payment which will release the previous FRP
from further financial obligations and designate the new FRP.
4.
For projects that receive a monthly billing, the FRP will receive from the COUNTY a P&D
Project Cost Estimate Worksheet. This worksheet is informational. It is a good faith effort to provide
the FRP with an estimate of project costs for the duration of permit processing. If unforeseen
circumstances arise during permit processing which substantially increase the level of effort and
estimated costs, COUNTY will send the FRP a revised worksheet.
5.
If an invoice is not paid within 25 days COUNTY may stop work and close the case.
6.
FRP agrees to pay all fees applicable under the County’s land development fee schedule prior
to approval and issuance of land use clearance, map clearance or clearance for record of survey,
building permits and post discretionary case clearance. No clearances or permits will be issued
without receipt of full payment for fees applicable under the County’s land development fee schedule,
unless waived or adjusted by the Board of Supervisors upon showing of good cause.
7.
If the FRP owes any amount due on any other land use development case with the COUNTY,
P&D will not accept any subsequent permit applications from the FRP, unless waived by the Director
of the Department.
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Santa Barbara County Agreement for Payment Form
Executed this ______day of __________________, 20____.
COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA
FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE PARTY
Print Name: _________________________
By:
Signature: __________________________
P & D Representative
Mailing Address:____________________________
____________________________
____________________________________________________
CHANGE OF FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE PARTY
If this document supercedes a previous Agreement for Payment, due to change in financial
responsibility, the previously FRP must also sign to acknowledge release of responsibilities. Upon
project completion the security deposit balance will be refunded to FRP currently on record.
PREVIOUS FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE PARTY:
Print Name:
_______________________________
Sign Name:
_______________________________
Mailing Address:
________________________________
Date of release of financial responsibility:_______________
Revised 08/30/10
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