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Notice of Availability of Proposed Development Charges Amending By-Laws

Published by City of Brampton under Development Charges

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Form ref
Development Charges Act, 1997
Applies to
any
Work types
new construction · redevelopment
Document date
March 19, 2025

The City of Brampton's public notice making a proposed amendment to the 2024 development charges by-laws available for review, with the draft amending by-law printed as part of the notice — the notice and draft, not the 2024 background study behind them. It names the eight by-laws in play: 110-2024 enforcement services, 111-2024 development related studies, 112-2024 fire services, 113-2024 library services, 114-2024 public works, 115-2024 recreation services, 116-2024 road services and 117-2024 transit services. Replacement definitions of “office use” and “professional services” and an expanded office exemption run through each.

What it covers

  • Public Notice
  • Notice of Availability of Proposed Development Charges Amending By-Laws
  • Major Office Exemption
  • Other Office Deferral and Waivers
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Publisher
City of Brampton
Category
Fees and charges
Published under
Development Charges — the municipality's own heading
Submit to
City Clerk's Office, 2 Wellington St W, Brampton
Signatories
Genevieve Scharback, City Clerk · Patrick Brown, Mayor
Building types
office · mixed use
Tags
noticefeesdevelopment-chargesamendment
File
the document at Brampton
Found on
brampton.ca/EN/Business/planning-development/Development-C…
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