Iowa Admin. Code r. 223-48.12

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 10, November 13, 2024

Rule 223-48.12 - Abandonment and recapture of tax credit reservation

(1)Project abandonment due to inability to meet commencement deadline. If the applicant has not provided the SHPO documentation of project commencement in accordance with rule 223-48.10 (303,404A), the SHPO shall, by registered U.S. mail or courier sent to the last-known address of the applicant, request that the appropriate documentation be filed within 30 days of the date of the letter. If the SHPO has not received the documentation by the 30-day deadline, then the SHPO shall notify the applicant by registered U.S. mail or courier that the project has been abandoned and the tax credit reservation has been recaptured. If either letter is returned as undeliverable, the letter shall be filed and the tax credit reservation processed in accordance with subrule 48.12(5). Application processing fees for part two of the application as allowed by rule 223-48.16 (303,404A) will not be returned.

(2)Project abandonment due to inability to meet project completion deadline. If the applicant has not provided the SHPO documentation of project completion in accordance with rule 223-48.11 (303,404A), the SHPO shall, by registered U.S. mail or courier sent to the last-known address of the applicant, request that part three of the application be filed within 30 days of the date of the letter. If the SHPO has not received part three of the application by the 30-day deadline, then the SHPO shall notify the applicant by registered U.S. mail or courier that the project has been abandoned and the tax credit reservation has been recaptured. If either letter is returned as undeliverable, the letter shall be filed and the tax credit reservation processed in accordance with subrule 48.12(5). Application processing fees for part two of the application as allowed by rule 223-48.16 (303,404A) will not be returned.

(3)Project abandonment at the request of an applicant. An applicant may choose to abandon tax credits reserved in accordance with subrule 48.6(7) at any time after the date on which the tax credit was reserved. A tax credit reservation may be voluntarily abandoned for any reason, including abandonment of a reservation from the small projects fund for consideration in another fund in accordance with subrule 48.5(6) or paragraph 48.6(8)"c. " Submittal of a new application will require the submittal of a new processing fee. Processing fees for the original part two application(s) as allowed by rule 223-48.16 (303,404A) will not be returned. To abandon a tax credit reservation, the applicant shall send a letter to the SHPO requesting that the tax credit project be abandoned. The SHPO shall notify the applicant by registered U.S. mail or courier that the project has been abandoned and the tax credit reservation has been recaptured. SHPO shall process the tax credit reservation in accordance with subrule 48.12(5).

(4)Tax credit recapture if part three of the application is not approved. If as part of the SHPO review of part three of the application pursuant to subrule 48.6(5) rehabilitation work is found to be inconsistent with the historic character of the property or the district in which it is located and the applicant is unwilling or unable to correct the work accordingly, the SHPO shall notify the applicant by registered U.S. mail or courier that the tax credit reservation has been recaptured and shall process the tax credit reservation in accordance with subrule 48.12(5).

(5)Tax credit return to appropriate fund. The SHPO shall return any recaptured tax credit reservations to the tax credit fund from which they were reserved. Beginning on and after July 1, 2014, the recaptured reserved tax credit amount shall only be available for award to the extent provided by Iowa Code chapter 404A as in effect beginning July 1, 2014, and Division II of this chapter.

Iowa Admin. Code r. 223-48.12

ARC 7943B, lAB 7/15/09, effective 6/16/09; ARC 9608B, lAB 7/13/11, effective 6/22/11

Amended by IAB April 15, 2015/Volume XXXVII, Number 21, effective 5/20/2015