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Exemptions
A number of exemptions to the payment of
charges are legislated under the
Development Charges Act, S. O. 1997. These
include, government agencies, public
schools, colleges and universities, and
certain residential expansions.
In addition, the Township of Brock has
chosen to exempt hospitals, places of
worship, agricultural buildings, and buildings
used for temporary purposes as outlined in
the by-law.
Collection Policy
Applicable development charges shall be
payable at the time a building permit is
issued unless the charge has been paid
prior to the issuance of a building permit as
a condition of a rezoning, minor variance,
consent, or plan of subdivision and subject
to section 26 of the Development Charges
Act.
In addition, the Development Charges Act,
S. O. 1997, provides that development
charges are payable in full despite the fact
that a lot levy may have been paid prior to
November 7, 1991 (normally as a condition
of a land severance). By resolution, the
Township of Brock Council has declared
that any lot levies which may have been
paid will be credited against the applicable
development charge with the difference to
be paid by the applicant upon issuance of a
building permit.
Effective Date and Indexing
Provisions
All development charges became applicable
under the current by-law, on June 10, 2024
and the development charges will be indexed
July 1 of each subsequent year in accordance
with the annual change in the Statistics
Canada Construction Price Index. This by-law
will expire on June 11, 2034.
Statement of the Treasurer
Each year the Township Treasurer shall
prepare a statement for each development
charge reserve fund established which shall
indicate the amount of development charges
collected within each service category, the
amounts expended, interest earned, amounts
borrowed, and landowner credits for services
provided. The statement of the Treasurer shall
be provided to the members of Council
annually and will be available for inspection by
the public upon
Further Information
This pamphlet summarizes the Development
Charge Policy of the Corporation of the
Township of Brock. The information provided is
intended only as a guide. Applicants should
review the approved by-law and consult with
the Township of Brock to determine the
charges that may apply to specific
development proposals.
Further information inclusive of the by-law and
background study may be obtained by
contacting the Township of Brock at the
address shown on the front of this brochure.
Development
Charges
Effective July1, 2026
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THE CORPORATION OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF
BROCK
IN THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF
DURHAM 1 CAMERON ST. E., P.O. BOX 10
CANNINGTON, ONTARIO, LOE 1E0
(705) 432-2355
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Purpose of Development
Charges
Development Charges are imposed against
all new residential and non-residential
development (with certain exceptions) within
the Township of Brock. The purpose of
these charges is to recoup those capital
costs which are expended by the
municipality in order to service new
development. The charge is determined
following a review of the Township's
forecasted capital expenditures for a variety
of services offset by Provincial and/or
Federal grants, other sources of funding,
and mandated deductions as set forth in the
Development Charges Act, S. O. 1997.
By-law No. 3274-2024 was adopted on
June 10, 2024, following the preparation of a
Background Planning Study in accordance
with the Development Charges Act, S. O.
1997. The By-law provides for the
imposition of uniform development charges
to be applied against all lands within the
Township of Brock which are to be
developed for residential, commercial,
industrial, and/or institutional uses and
became effective on June 10, 2024.
The Township's development charges are
set out in the following schedules, according
to the growth-related services for which the
charges are imposed as well as the unit
type, in the case of residential dwellings.
Effective July 1, 2026
$ Per Dwelling Type
Services
Single &
Semi
Detached
Dwelling
Row Dwelling Apartment/
Dwelling
Development Related
Studies
$625
$486
$299
Library Board/Parks &
Recreation
$15,456
$12,007
$7,389
Fire
$2,797
$2,174
$1,337
By-Law Services
$226
$176
$108
Public Works and Fleet
$3,298
$2,563
$1,578
Roads and Related
$11,119
$8,640
$5,317
Total
$33,521
$26,046
$16,028
Non-Residential Development Charges
Effective July 1, 2026
Services
Per Square Metre of
Gross Floor Area
Development Related Studies
$ 3.72
Fire
$ 16.64
By-Law Services
$ 1.35
Public Works and Fleet
$ 19.63
Roads and Related
$ 66.17
Total
$ 107.51
By-law 3274-2024
Development Charges for the
Corporation of the Township of Brock
Non-residential
development charges
are based on the
square metres of
proposed
development.