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Frequently Asked Questions About Town Development Charges

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This is the Town of Milton’s document, as published on its website on 23 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice

Type
Guide
Published by
Town of Milton
Date
Updated October 1, 2025
Also called
frequently asked questions
For
any
Building types
All building types
Pages
4
Agencies
Town of Milton Development Finance
Instruments
Development Charges Act, 1997 · Ontario Regulation 82/98 · Financial Policy No 117

Overview

The Town of Milton's four-page Frequently Asked Questions About Town Development Charges, updated October 1, 2025. It answers in question-and-answer form how development charges apply to farms, churches, temporary venues and seasonal structures, mobile homes, retirement homes, condominiums, private schools and hotels, and covers industrial expansions, calculation and due dates, deferrals, demolition credits, change of use, additional dwelling units, refunds and the rental and affordable housing rebate. It is a guide to the Town's development charge by-laws.

What it covers

  • Do farms pay DCs?
  • Are all church buildings exempt from DCs?
  • Are DCs applicable for temporary venues or seasonal structures?
  • What rate would a mobile home pay?
  • What rate would a condominium pay?
  • Do private schools pay DCs?
  • Are there any exemptions for industrial expansions?
  • How will Town DCs be calculated?
  • When will my DCs be due?
  • Can Non-Residential DCs be deferred?
  • Are DCs applicable if I am only changing the use of an existing building?
  • Are DCs applicable if I want to add another dwelling unit?
  • Are DCs ever refunded?
  • Are there any incentives for Rental and Affordable Housing Developments?
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Frequently Asked Questions About Town Development Charges

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