Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone ContractUrban Agriculture Incentive Zone Contract • August 15th, 2017 • California
An Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone Contract is a voluntary contract between the City and a property owner of vacant, unimproved, or blighted property whereby the property owner agrees to keep the property in active agricultural use for a period of five years in exchange for a property tax benefit.
ContractUrban Agriculture Incentive Zone Contract • March 26th, 2020
An Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone (UAIZ) Contract is a agreement between the County of San Diego and property owner of vacant, unimproved, or blighted property whereby the property owner agrees to keep the property in active agricultural use for a period of five years or more in exchange for a property tax benefit.
URBAN AGRICULTURE INCENTIVE ZONE CONTRACTUrban Agriculture Incentive Zone Contract • January 3rd, 2019 • California
In 2013, the State of California enacted the Urban Agriculture Incentive Zones Act (commencing with California Government Code section 51040) (“UAIZ Act”), which recognizes the public interest in promoting sustainable urban farming. The UAIZ Act authorizes cities and counties to establish Urban Agriculture Incentive Zones (“UAIZ”) for the purpose of entering into voluntary contracts with property owners of vacant, unimproved, or blighted lands within the zone. Through these contracts, property owners can agree to commit their land to urban agriculture for a minimum of five years in exchange for potential lower property taxes during the term of the contract.
Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone ContractUrban Agriculture Incentive Zone Contract • September 26th, 2017
An Urban Agriculture Zone Contract is a voluntary contract between the City and a property owner of vacant property, where the property owner agrees to use the property for an active agricultural use for a period of five years in exchange for a potential property tax reduction.
