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Payment in lieu of Land Conveyance: Non-Residential Information Form

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Type
Form
Published by
Town of Milton
Date
May 2024
Also called
Payment in lieu of land conveyance – non-residential information form
For
builder
Building types
All building types
Pages
1
Agencies
Parks and Facility Planning · Community Services Department
Instruments
Town By-law 031-2024 · Policy no. 48

Overview

A one-page Town of Milton information form on payment in lieu of land conveyance for park or other public recreational purposes, for non-residential development. It refers to Town By-law 031-2024 and Policy no. 48, and gathers property size and developable area, existing industrial or commercial use, new construction, demolition and addition floor areas, and proposed use. A list of exemption categories follows, with comments, an applicant authorization and a block for Community Services review notes. A separate residential form covers housing projects.

What it covers

  • PROPERTY INFORMATION
  • PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
  • EXEMPTION CATEGORIES
  • ADDITIONAL COMMENTS/INFORMATION
  • APPLICANT AUTHORIZATION
  • COMMUNITY SERVICES REVIEW NOTES - INTERNAL USE ONLY
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