- Applies to
- owner
- Work types
- alteration/repair · restoration
- Instruments
- Ontario Heritage Act
- Document date
- Version: Jan 2014
One of two matching-grant forms on the City of Brampton's central area community improvement plan page, this one for the downtown Brampton building improvement program; the other covers the façade improvement program. It records applicant, owner and solicitor contacts, the municipal address, roll number and legal description, existing use and building height, Ontario Heritage Act part IV designation, work orders and tax arrears, a cost summary of eligible works and professional design fees against two contractor estimates, and a construction schedule.
What it covers
- A. General Information and Instructions
- Applicant Information
- C. Property Information
- C.1 Municipal address(es) of property for which this application is being submitted
- C.4 Describe existing property use including height of building(s) and types of uses
- D. Property Tax Information
- E. Project Description
- E.2 Cost Summary - Eligible Building Improvement Works
- E.3 Construction Schedule
- F. General Requirements
- Statutory Declaration
- Schedule A Appointment and Authorization of Applicant
- Schedule B Permission to Enter
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- Publisher
- City of Brampton
- Category
- Applications
- Published under
- Central Area Community Improvement Plan — the municipality's own heading
- Alias
- Building Improvement Program Application Form
- Submit to
- Development Services Division, 3rd Floor City Hall, 2 Wellington Street West, Brampton
- Signatories
- registered owner · applicant · a commissioner
- Publisher note
- Issued by the City of Brampton Planning and Development Services Department, Development Services Division.
- Document date display
- January 2014
- Tags
applicationfinancial-incentivecommunity-improvement-plangrantheritage