Development Cost Charge Bylaw Update

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The District of Sooke is updating Development Cost Charges (DCCs) for transportation and sanitary services and establishing new DCCs for drainage and parkland acquisition & improvement.

This consultation is primarily focused on the developers and home builders currently working in the District of Sooke.

DCCs are fees collected from land developers, on a user-pay basis, to help fund the cost of the new infrastructure and parks needed to service new development. DCCs help ensure developers pay their fair share of the costs required to develop new infrastructure and park improvements. The District has identified transportation, drainage, sanitary and park projects that need to be constructed to support the additional demands generated by new residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional development over the next 20 years.

Want to learn more or share your thoughts?

  • Please register or stay informed - signing up to receive notification of project updates.
  • Visit the background documents to learn the who, what, when and why of DCC's.
  • Complete the online survey by clicking on the Survey. Your input will be used to provide feedback to the project team and elected officials on the proposed DCC program and draft rates.
  • Do you have a question? Post it on our Q&A tab and we will answer for all to see. A great way for all to learn.

The District of Sooke is updating Development Cost Charges (DCCs) for transportation and sanitary services and establishing new DCCs for drainage and parkland acquisition & improvement.

This consultation is primarily focused on the developers and home builders currently working in the District of Sooke.

DCCs are fees collected from land developers, on a user-pay basis, to help fund the cost of the new infrastructure and parks needed to service new development. DCCs help ensure developers pay their fair share of the costs required to develop new infrastructure and park improvements. The District has identified transportation, drainage, sanitary and park projects that need to be constructed to support the additional demands generated by new residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional development over the next 20 years.

Want to learn more or share your thoughts?

  • Please register or stay informed - signing up to receive notification of project updates.
  • Visit the background documents to learn the who, what, when and why of DCC's.
  • Complete the online survey by clicking on the Survey. Your input will be used to provide feedback to the project team and elected officials on the proposed DCC program and draft rates.
  • Do you have a question? Post it on our Q&A tab and we will answer for all to see. A great way for all to learn.
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    The District of Sooke (the District) is updating its Development Cost Charges (DCC) Bylaw. DCCs are fees collected from land developers, on a user-pay basis, to help fund the cost of the new infrastructure needed to service new development. DCCs help ensure developers pay their fair share of the costs required to develop new infrastructure.

    Over the next 20 years the District of Sooke has identified road, sewer, drainage, and park infrastructure that needs to be constructed or upgraded to deal with the additional demands generated by new industrial, institutional, commercial and residential development. The District has proposed a revised Development Cost Charge program with rates to help share these costs with the development industry and would like your feedback. 

    Please use the Background Information Sheet provided in this package to help fill out the following survey. Part A of the survey is for all respondents, and Part B of the survey is only for developers. If you are not a developer, please skip questions #7-9. A general comment section has been provided for everyone at the end. 

    The survey will be open from May 26, 2021 to June 16, 2021.

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Page last updated: 27 Sep 2022, 11:40 AM