(A) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the taxpayer may apply to the municipality or county in which the abandoned building is located for a certification of the abandoned building site made by ordinance or binding resolution of the governing body of the municipality or county. The certification must include findings that the:

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(1) abandoned building site was an abandoned building as defined in § 12-67-120(1); and

(2) geographic area of the abandoned building site is consistent with § 12-67-120(2).

(B) The taxpayer may apply to the municipality or county in which the state-owned abandoned building is located for a certification of the state-owned abandoned building site made by ordinance or binding resolution of the governing body of the municipality or county. The certification must include findings that the:

(1) state-owned abandoned building site was a state-owned abandoned building as defined in § 12-67-120(8); and

(2) geographic area of the state-owned abandoned building site is consistent with § 12-67-120(8).

(C) The taxpayer conclusively may rely upon the certification in determining the credit allowed; provided, however, that if the taxpayer is relying upon the certification, the taxpayer shall include a copy of the certification on the first return for which the credit is claimed.