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Parkland Dedication By-law 242-2022

Published by City of Brampton

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Type
By-law
Published by
City of Brampton
Date
14th day of December, 2022
Also called
Parkland Dedication By-law
Form reference
Planning Act
For
builder
Signed by
mayor · city clerk
Building types
All building types
Pages
8
Instruments
Planning Act · Municipal Act, 2001 · Development Charges Act, 1997

Overview

An office consolidation of the City of Brampton's Parkland Dedication By-law 242-2022, passed December 14, 2022 under the Planning Act, which repealed By-law 283-2013, also held here. It defines established neighbourhoods, designated greenfield areas and intensification or strategic growth areas, sets conveyance and payment in lieu calculations, with per-unit rates of $14,000 to $21,200 in strategic growth areas, and covers parkland credits, land value timing, delegation to the Commissioner of Community Services, exemptions from boards of education to additional residential units, and a twice-yearly index.

What it covers

  • 1. Definitions
  • 2. Calculation of Conveyance and/or Payment in Lieu
  • 3. Parkland Credits
  • 4. Determining When Payment in Lieu is Appropriate
  • 5. Timing for Land Value Assessment
  • 6. Administration
  • 6.1 Applicability of this By-law
  • 6.2 Delegation to Staff
  • 6.5 Exemptions
  • 6.6 Index
  • 6.7 Severability
  • 6.8 Repeal
  • 6.9 Short Title
  • 6.10 Effective Date
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