§ 4-24-2. Reserved.

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11. Editor's note—Ord. No. 31-02-4, adopted August 5, 2002, amended the Code by repealing former § 4-24-2 in its entirety. Former § 4-24-2 pertained to partial property tax exemption for certain rehabilitated, renovated or replacement residential structures; and derived from Ord. Nos. 20-97-4 and 14-99-4. The owner of any rehabilitated, renovated, or improved structure that has already qualified for a partial tax exemption pursuant to Sections 4-24-2, 4-24-2.2, or 4-24-3 shall continue to receive that partial tax exemption so long as the conditions of Section 4-24-5 are met. Ord. No. 31-02-4 shall become effective after September 1, 2002, and any complete application submitted in accordance with Sections 4-24-2, 4-24-2.1, 4-24-2.2, 4-24-3, or 4-24-3.1, that is still pending final action by the Director prior to the effective date of this ordinance, shall be controlled by the provisions of Sections 4-24-2, 4-24-2.1, 4-24-2.2, 4-24-3, or 4-24-3.1, as those Sections existed immediately prior to that effective date. However, if any application for partial tax exemption pursuant to Sections 4-24-2.2 and 4-24-3.1 was submitted prior to the effective date of this ordinance, and if any such application is still pending final action by the Director on the effective date of this ordinance, and if any such application does not qualify for partial tax exemption, and if any such application does meet the qualifications established by this ordinance, then the applicant may elect, without payment of any further processing fee, to have that application considered by the Director in accordance with the provisions of Sections 4-24-2.1 and 4-24-3.1, as set forth in Ord. No. 31-02-4.