Plan Review Fees
| Application Type | Fee |
| Minor Variance | $250 |
| Consents (Severances) | Minor – $350 Major – $2,500 |
| Site Plan (Residential) | $350 |
| Site Plan (Commercial, Industrial, Institutional) | Minor – $750 Intermediate – $2,500 Major – $5,000 |
| Multi-unit Building and Condominiums | Minor – $5,000 Intermediate – $10,000 Major – $25,000 Clearances – $1,000 |
| Official Plan Amendment | Minor – $1,000 Intermediate – $2,500 Major – $5,000 |
| Zoning By-law Amendment | Minor – $750 Intermediate – $2,000 Major – $5,000 |
| Subdivision | $3,135 per net ha 50% at EIR or EMP submission* 25% at draft plan submission 25% at draft plan approval |
| Golf Course | $15,000 |
| Aggregate Operations | $58,500 |
All plan review fees include HST
*EIR refers to Environmental Implementation Report
*EMP refers to Environmental Master Plan
Notes
- The application fee must be paid at the time of filing an application and/or within 30 days of CVC notification in writing. For outstanding payments, CVC may place the application on hold upon review until satisfactory arrangements are established.
- When processing and reviewing consolidated applications (e.g. subdivision/ZBA/OPA applications), the highest rate of fees will apply.
- Separate fees will apply for the processing of CVC permit approvals, with the exception of Subdivision applications.
- CVC reserves the right to adjust fees should the review require a substantially greater or lower level of review including applicant-driven revisions to an approved plan/application.
- CVC reserves the right to reassess fee requirements after two years of receipt of the application, based on timing and receipt of required technical information.
Definitions
Minor: an application is determined to be “Minor” where no technical studies are required.
Intermediate: an application is determined to be “Intermediate” where, as an example, a scoped Environmental Impact Study (EIS) is required.
Major: an application is determined to be “Major” where technical studies (e.g. EIS, stormwater management, geotechnical) are required.
