- Applies to
- any
- Instruments
- Development Charges Act
- Document date
- June 11, 2014
- Building types
- residential · non-residential
The slide deck presented at the City of Brampton special council meeting of June 11, 2014 on the 2014 development charges study. It sets out residential and non-residential development forecasts to 2041, the services taken at 100 per cent and at 90 per cent cost recovery, and the services counted ineligible. Rate tables put the calculated single or semi-detached charge at $26,935 against a current $25,586, and the calculated industrial and office charge at $45.31 per square metre. Benchmark charts rank Brampton against other Greater Toronto Area municipalities.
What it covers
- Background
- Development Forecast
- Development-Related Capital Program
- Calculated DC Rates
- DC Rate Comparisons
- Next Steps
- Residential Development Forecast
- Non-Residential Development Forecast
- Services Considered
- Ineligible Services
- Transportation Master Plan (TMP)
- Comparison of current vs. calculated residential rates
- Comparison of current vs. calculated non-residential rates
- Maximum permissible calculated residential DC rates
- Reasons for rate increases/decreases
- Residential DC rate comparison: singles and semi-detached units
- Rate comparison: large apartments
- DC rate comparison: non-industrial and non-office (commercial)
- DC rate comparison: non-residential (industrial)
- Policies
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- Publisher
- City of Brampton
- Category
- Fees and charges
- Published under
- Development Charges Review — the municipality's own heading
- Tags
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