(3)Aggregate Tax Credit Allocation Amount Limits. The availability of Tax Credit Allocation Reservations is limited to the Aggregate Tax Credit Allocation Amount per tax year beginning on January 1, 2018, and extending through the expiration of tax credits, December 31, 2027. Of the annual amount of tax credits available, 40% shall be reserved to taxpayers with a Certified Historic Structure located in a county in which the population does not exceed 175,000 according to the most recent federal decennial census. In the event that Complete Applications are not received and credits are not allocated for Projects in these areas by the close of the third quarter of the Program year, the credits may be reserved for other Qualifying Projects. If all of the Aggregate Tax Credit Allocation Amount for any tax year is not requested and reserved, any unreserved tax credit allocations may be utilized by the Commission in reserving tax credits in subsequent years. No tax credit claimed for any Qualified Rehabilitation Expenditures may exceed five million dollars ($5,000,000) for Certified Historic Structures. Applications for the reservation of tax credits will be accepted beginning November 1, 2017, but no tax credit may be credited before the taxpayer's return for the taxable year 2017. All Applications under this Program shall be received through the final Application Period in 2027. In no event shall applications be accepted by the Commission after the Historic Tax Credit Evaluating Committee has ranked 1) non-set-aside county projects with a total amount equaling $120,000,000; notwithstanding the availability of credits due to rescissions and/or carry-over of set-aside county allocations; and 2) set-aside county projects with a total amount equaling $80,000,000. Additional application periods may be announced due to rescissions and/or carry-over of set-aside county allocations after the first nine months of the tax year. Reservations/Ranking List Prior to May 14, 2021. Any application received by the Commission in active status on the ranking list of the Historic Tax Credit Evaluating Committee or granted a tax credit allocation reservation prior to May 14, 2021, shall remain on the ranking list or in reservation status and shall receive a tax credit allocation reservation or a tax credit allocation when additional credits become available, including in any tax year commencing after 2022, except for applications that meet the Disqualifying Use definition as defined in 460-X-25-.02. Projects Not Likely to Receive a Reservation. The Commission shall notify Applicants in writing of the status for Projects that are not likely to receive a Tax Credit Allocation Reservation because of the Project's place on the Committee ranking list and the available Aggregate Tax Credit Allocation Amount for that particular year. As long as the $200,000,000 cap has not been reached, the Commission shall contact the Applicant to determine if they wish to remain on the committee ranking list until new tax credits become available either through rescissions or a new Aggregate Tax Credit Allocation Amount, and the Applicant will have thirty (30) days to notify the Commission in writing of their preference If the $200,000,000 cap has been reached, Applications will be returned to the Applicant. Applications may be resubmitted if another review cycle is announced by the Commission, but these Applications hall be deemed to be a new submission and will be charged a new Application fee by the Commission.