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Town of Carleton Place
Development Fees Schedule 2026
(from By-law 83-2025)
PLANNING DEVELOPMENT RELATED FEES
TYPE OF FEE OR CHARGE
AMOUNT OF FEE OR CHARGE
- Official Plan Amendment (OPA)
$6,000.00
- Development Permit Amendment (DPA)
$6,000.00
- Combined OPA/DPA
$9,000.00
- Modifications to OPA/DPA requiring a
subsequent public meeting
$2,500.00
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT (DP) APPLICATIONS
TYPE OF FEE OR CHARGE
AMOUNT OF FEE OR CHARGE
- Class 1
- Class 1-new residential builds
within a plan of subdivision
- Class 1A
- Class 2
- Class 3
- File reactivation
(inactive for more than 12 months)
$350.00
$1,000.00
$2.500.00
$5,500.00
$7,500.00
50% of the current
activation fee
- Revision during development permit
application process (where new circulation is
required)
50% of the applicable
DP application fee
CONDOMINIUMS & SUBDIVISIONS
TYPE OF FEE OR CHARGE
AMOUNT OF FEE OR CHARGE
- Condominium exemption fee
$1,000.00
- Extension of draft conditions for subdivisions
and condominiums
$1,500.00
- Subdivision draft approval
$5,000.00
- Condominium draft approval
$5,000.00
- Major amendment after draft approval
$7,500.00
- Minor amendment
$3,000.00
- Execution of subdivision or condominium
agreement
$5,000.00 plus
1% value of works
- Lifting one foot reserve (per reserve)
$3,000.00
- Amendment to subdivision, condominium, or
development agreement
$2,500.00
GENERAL
TYPE OF FEE OR CHARGE
AMOUNT OF FEE OR CHARGE
- Deeming Bylaw
$2,500.00
SCHEDULE "A" TO BY-LAW 83-2025 FEES AND CHARGES
- Consent applications
$2,500.00
Part Lot Control (per block)
- Minor (creating individual housing ownerships)
- Major (revisions to signed subdivision plans)
$3,000.00
$4,500.00
- Encroachment agreement with Town
$3,500.00
- Compliance report
$200.00
Additional consultation meetings (in
person, email, or phone) are as follows at a
cost of $50.00/hours:
- Pre-consultation stage
- Application circulation stage
- Drafting of agreement stage
Two (2) pre-consults; charges
begin after second pre-consult
Four (4) consultations; charges
begin after fourth consult
Two (2) consultations; charges
begin after second consult
- Cash in lieu of parking
$6,000.00
ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT-RELATED FEES
TYPE OF FEE OR CHARGE
AMOUNT OF FEE OR CHARGE
- Development Approval and Agreement
$1% value of works
- CLI ECA Form
$1,000 per form
- Inspection Services
$95.00/hour
- Subdivision approval agreement
$1% value of works
- Condominium approval and agreement
$1,000.00 + $1,500.00
deposit for costs
- Additional consultation meetings
(in person, email, or phone)
*after 2-pre-cons: 4 application reviews;
2 agreement consults
$250.00
- Third party peer review
Cost to be borne
100% by Developer
- Project Management Fee
$150.00/hour
- Pre-servicing agreement
$3,000.00
- Municipal Drinking Water Form 1 or 2
$350.00
SCHEDULE "A" TO BY-LAW 83-2025 FEES AND CHARGES
NOTES:
1. In addition to these fees, legal fees regarding registration of agreement will apply.
2. The Engineering Manager shall have the delegated authority to waive respective engineering
fees if no engineering work is associated with a development application.
3. Should a subdivision application require more than three design submissions, the
Developer may be required at the discretion of the Engineering Manager to pay an additional
lump sum fee of $1,000 for each subsequent submission.
4. The project administration fee shall apply to development related construction projects that
are administered by the Town.
5. Processing of planning applications occurs on a cost recovery basis. Expenses incurred by
the Town in reviewing the application, including but not limited to those related to legal and
professional fees will be invoiced to the applicant at 100% of the value. These expenses
may also include legal fees associated with the defense of an application at the Local
Planning Appeal Tribunal (LPAT)
6. Non-profit housing units and affordable rental housing units, as defined under the
Development Charges Act, shall be exempt from planning and engineering fees proportional
to the number of units proposed within the development (i.e. 2 affordable units within a 10-
unit rental housing development would result in a reduction of 20%)