Application, review and authorization by commission

Act 2 of 1971, § 1707-E, under TAX REFORM CODE OF 1971.

Act 2 of 1971, § 1707-E

Section 1707-E. Application, review and authorization by commission.

(a) Application process.--An eligible applicant shall apply to the commission for authorization that a project is eligible for a tax credit under this program. An application shall be developed by the commission and shall include:

(1) Type and location of project under section 1704-E(b).

(2) Total cost of project as outlined in section 1704-E(c).

(3) Verification of eligibility under section 1704-E(a).

(b) Review, notification and authorization.--The commission shall, within 60 days of receipt, review each application and notify an eligible applicant whether or not the eligible applicant meets the requirements and is authorized to receive a tax credit under this article.

(c) Authorization of tax credit.--The commission shall not authorize tax credits that exceed the limits under sections 1703-E(b) and 1709-E. The commission shall authorize tax credits on a first-come, first-served basis.

(d) Completion of project.--Upon completion of a project authorized under this section, an eligible applicant shall submit to the commission written notice of project completion. Such notice shall include:

(1) Proof of certification as required by section 1705-E that the project is complete.

(2) A maintenance plan as required by section 1707-E(a) for each best management practice, if applicable to the project.

(3) Any other documents as may be required by the commission.

(e) Notification to department.--Upon determination that a project authorized under this section is complete, the commission shall provide notification to the department:

(1) that the eligible applicant has completed a project which meets the criteria for a tax credit under this article; and

(2) the amount of tax credit for the eligible applicant.

(f) Inspection.--Projects authorized under this section may be subject to inspection by the commission or its designated agent.

(1707-E added July 25, 2007, P.L.373, No.55)