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By-law 2025-125 (User Fee By-law)
Published by City of Markham
This is the City of Markham’s document, as published on its website on 18 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
- Type
- Fees
- Published by
- City of Markham
- Date
- December 2025
- Also called
- 2025-125
- Form reference
- Section 391 of the Municipal Act, 2001
- For
- any
- Signed by
- City Clerk · Mayor
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 93
- Instruments
- Municipal Act, 2001
Overview
The City of Markham's User Fee By-law 2025-125, passed December 16, 2025 and in force January 1, 2026, which repeals and replaces Fee By-law 2002-276 under sections 391 and 392 of the Municipal Act, 2001. Fifteen schedules, A to O, list each department's 2026 fees, from legal agreements, legislative, financial and IT services to waste, water, fire, recreation, parks, roads and the library. Schedule O, Development Services, carries the swimming pool enclosure permit, engineering and grading review fees, map and publication prices, and heritage permit application fees.
What it covers
- SCHEDULE A - Chief Administrative Office – Legal Department
- SCHEDULE B: Corporate Services - Legislative
- SCHEDULE C: Corporate Services - Financial Services
- SCHEDULE D - Corporate Services - Information Technology
- SCHEDULE E: Community Services - Waste
- SCHEDULE F: Community Services - Utility & Right of Way
- SCHEDULE G: Community Services - Water
- SCHEDULE H: Chief Administrative Office - Economic Growth, Culture & Entrepreneurship
- SCHEDULE I: Community Services - Fire
- SCHEDULE J: Community Services - Recreation Fees
- SCHEDULE K: Chief Administrative Office - Corporate Communications
- SCHEDULE L: Community Services - Parks
- SCHEDULE M: Community Services - Roads
- SCHEDULE N: LIBRARY FEES
- SCHEDULE O: Development Services
- Planning & Urban Design
- Telecommunication Facilities
- Maps & Schedules
- Publication - Planning Documents
- Heritage Publications and Documents
- Fees for Heritage Permit Application
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