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2014 Development Charges Review — Public Meeting

Published by City of Brampton under Development Charges Review

Applies to
any
Document date
May 28, 2014
Building types
residential · non-residential

The City of Brampton staff report, file F85.POL, written to accompany the 2014 development charges background study at the statutory public meeting of June 11, 2014. It reports a 2014 opening development charge reserve deficit of $344.2 million against a $300 million internal financing limit, sets the calculated single or semi-detached charge at $26,935, and compares persons-per-unit assumptions with other Greater Toronto Area municipalities. Numbered policy sections cover places of worship, industrial and office discounts, hotels, live-work units and conservation authorities. The extract here ends partway through the implementation section.

What it covers

  • Overview:
  • Recommendations:
  • Background:
  • Current Situation
  • Project Status Update
  • Current Development Landscape
  • Current State of DC Reserves
  • Calculation of Draft Rates
  • DC Program
  • Issues Impacting Calculation of Draft Rates
  • Other Policy Considerations
  • Places of worship:
  • Industrial and office discounts:
  • Hotel discount:
  • Local services policy:
  • Live-work units:
  • Conservation authorities
  • Implementation
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Publisher
City of Brampton
Category
Fees and charges
Published under
Development Charges Review — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
Hemson Consulting Ltd. · Building Industry and Land Development Association
Instruments
Development Charges Act, 1997 · Conservation Authorities Act
Tags
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