Development Charge Claimable Works Guidelines

Published by City of London

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Type: Guide
Published by: City of London
Date: January 1, 2022
Also called: DC Claimable Works Guidelines
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 11
Agencies: Development Finance

Overview

The City of London's Development Charge Claimable Works Guidelines, revised January 1, 2022, an eleven-page guide from the City's Development Finance group for owners and their engineering consultants. It describes the claimable works process from initial consultation through work plan approval to payment of a claim, with sections on subdivisions, site plans, work plan contents, contingency, addenda and tendering, and appendices of forms. It is written to be read alongside the City's Development Charges By-law.

What it covers

Purpose
Initial Consultation
Subdivisions – Initial Propsal Report (IPR)
Site Plan – Site Plan Consultation
What is a Work Plan?
When is a Work Plan Required?
When is a Work Plan Not Required?
Timing of Work Plan Submission
Work Plan Submission Requirements
Work Plan Approval
Work Plan Contingency
Work Plan Addendum
Tendering and Award of Contract

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