Development Cost Charges
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Ottawa, Metro Vancouver breach impasse over housing cashAt stake was more than $140 million from the federal government's Housing Accelerator Fund, money earmarked to reward municipalities taking steps to speed up housing construction.CanadaDec 9, 2023
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Metro Vancouver development fee hikes set up potential federal showdown over housing cashMetro Vancouver is moving ahead with a plan that could triple the fees applied to new developments to fund needed infrastructure construction over the opposition of Ottawa.EconomyOct 27, 2023
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Summerland, B.C. council debates two costly projectsTwo large development projects are in the works in Summerland, however both both projects come with a hefty price tag.PoliticsDec 14, 2022
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Penticton, B.C. Chamber ‘disappointed’ with development cost charges increaseThe Chamber says the decision could have a significant and long-term impact on the local economy.EconomyOct 24, 2022
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Steep increase in development cost charges proposed to West Kelowna city councilWest Kelowna's city council supports a proposed hike in development cost charges that would mean home builders would pay their 'fair share' for growth.CanadaDec 15, 2021
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City of Penticton’s plan to hike development fees ‘rammed down people’s throats’: home buildersDCCs are fees developers pay to the municipality to help cover the costs of new public infrastructure associated with increased density, such as parks, roads, water, sewer and storm water systems.Feb 18, 2020
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New homes in Kelowna expected to cost moreBuying a new home in Kelowna will likely cost more because of a new Devleopment Cost Charge (DCC) recently approved by city council.NewsFeb 17, 2020
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