- Agencies
- Hemson Consulting Ltd.
- Form ref
- Planning Act, section 37
- Applies to
- any
- Document date
- August 16, 2022
The City of Brampton's 2022 Community Benefits Charge Strategy, prepared by Hemson Consulting Ltd. for public consultation, dated August 16, 2022 and updated from the August 2nd version. It works through a 2022-2031 planning horizon, a capital program spanning housing, public realm, community facilities, active transportation, parks and trails, parking, heritage assets and CBC administration, and a rate structure expressed as a percentage of appraised site land value. Later sections set out the land appraisal process, the statutory exemptions, in-kind contributions and a payment dispute mechanism.
What it covers
- List of Acronyms
- List of Tables
- List of Figures
- Executive Summary
- Introduction and Background
- Legislative Context & Regulatory Requirement
- Purpose of the 2022 Community Benefits Charge Strategy
- Key Steps in Determining CBCs
- Proposed Methodology & Approach
- CBC Capital Program
- Development Forecast
- Proposed 10-Year Planning Horizon
- Consistent with the DC Development Forecast
- Facilities, Services and Matters Considered
- CBC Revenue Analysis & Rate Structure
- CBC Capital Needs Greater than Projected CBC Revenue
- Proposed Rate Structure is as a Percentage of Site Land Value
- Land Appraisal Process
- Statutory Exemptions
- Implementation & Administration
- Consultation
- By-law Passage, Notice and Appeal Provisions
- Treatment of In-Kind Contributions
- CBC Payment Dispute Mechanism
- Appendix
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- Publisher
- City of Brampton
- Category
- Fees and charges
- Published under
- Community Benefits Charges — the municipality's own heading
- Alias
- CBC Strategy approved by Council - Sept 12, 2022
- Instruments
- Planning Act · Ontario Regulation 509/20 · Development Charges Act, 1997
- Building types
- residential · mixed-use
- Tags
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