Regional, Local Municipality and School Boards Non-Residential Development Charges (DC) Information Form

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type: Form
Published by: Town of Oakville
Date: Final Oct. 2020
Also called: Non-Residential Development Charges
For: owner
Building types: All building types
Pages: 1
Agencies: Region of Halton · Town of Oakville · School Boards
Submit to: the Local Municipality

Overview

A one-page form for non-residential development charges shared by the Region of Halton, the Town of Oakville and the school boards, marked Final Oct. 2020. The applicant section asks for application, owner, site and building permit details, lot and building size, type and size of use, redevelopment, demolition, categories of exemption and agreement requests. Office-use sections record the local municipality's confirmation and the Region, local and education DC calculation. It refers to attached definitions, a separate sheet that Oakville also links.

What it covers

TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT
Information on Development
Type and size of Use (including below grade)
Redevelopment (m2)
Categories of Exemption
Request for Agreement
FOR LOCAL MUNICIPALITY OFFICE USE ONLY - DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION CONFIRMATION
FOR THE REGION/LOCAL MUNICIPALITY/BOARD OF EDUCATION USE ONLY - DC CALCULATION

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Regional, Local Municipality and School Boards Non-Residential Development Charges (DC) Information Form

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