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2014-06-26 Budget Meeting Attachment J
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2014-15 Impact
Development Assessment 2014-15 Code Fees
Fees
6 RESIDENTIAL USES
6.1 Detached House
Means the use of premises for a single dwelling unit which comprises the whole of building on one lot. The term includes uses and works incidental to
and associated with the detached house. The term includes the temporary use as a display home and the relocation of a detached house, but does not
include a lit tennis court. The use is not divided further. $1,076 $1,345
Display home $1,076 $1,345
per display home thereafter $116 $145
6.2 Ancillary Dwelling Unit
Means the use of premises for a caretakers residence or employee residence associated with a non-residential use on the same premises where:
$1,800 $2,250
• There is no other dwelling unit on the premises, except where the non-residential use is an agricultural use;
• The gross floor area of the dwelling unit does not exceed 150m²; The dwelling unit is subordinate to the non-residential use;
• The dwelling unit is attached to or within 25m of the non-residential use;
6.3 Multiple Housing
Means the use of premises for two or more dwelling units or accommodation units as the case may be, occupied by permanent or semi-permanent
residents, where the occupants may share common facilities on the site. The term includes the following types:
Type 1: Relative or employee
Means the use of premises for a dwelling unit which is annexed to an existing Detached house on the premises where the annexed dwelling unit is
occupied by a relative or employee of the resident owner of the Detached house. $773 $966
Type 2: Duplex
Means the use of premises for two dwelling units either attached or detached, on one lot where the use does not fall under Multiple housing Type 1
Relative or Employee. $3,545 $4,431
Type 3: Retirement and special needs
Means the use of premises for dwelling units or accommodation units that house persons who are aged, being nursed or are convalescing. In each
case, communal facilities are available to residents for social interaction, recreation and emergency medical attention. The use may also include a
caretaker s residence and medical centre where they are ancillary to the residential care facility. The use includes a retirement village and aged persons
home however does not include health uses as separately defined.
1-3 units
• Base fee
• Increment (plus per unit additional to base fee) $1,748 $2,185
4-20 units
• Base fee $5,244 $6,555
• Increment (plus per unit additional to base fee) $707 $884
21 units plus
• Base fee $17,262 $21,583
• Increment (plus per unit additional to base fee) $403 $503
1-5 beds
• Base Fee $5,246 $6,557
6-25 beds
• Base fee $5,246 $6,557
• Increment (plus per bed additional to base fee) $165 $206
26 beds plus
• Base fee $8,546 $10,677
• Increment (plus per bed additional to base fee) $111 $139
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