Langley (city)......Population 16,555

- 1 inspector

- 4% of project cost charged for fees

~ no developer's inspectors; only for special projects (ie. bridges, then
developer is hired for job)

Pitt Meadows.......Population 8,000

- | inspector |

- 10% administration fee charged which covers cost of engineering
inspections. | |

- no developer’s inspectors used

Contact person: Derek Spencer, Director of Operatons
Vancouver.....Population 431,145

- 5 building site inspectors

- 9 materials inspectors

- 5 testing(lab) inspectors

- 5% of cost of contract

- periodic inspection to ensure safety of public property

- damaged property fees $55/single family dwelling, $900/high rise, also
charge 10c/sq.ft. of work area to ensure repairs done to public property

- City crews do all water and storm sewer work | |

- Major upgrading is contracted out to a developer

Contact person: Ken Cavel, Chief Inspector
North Vancouver (District)...... Population 68,240

- 4 inspectors |

- 0% charged for inspections fees; comes from operations budget a
- developer retains engineer to inspect work then district inspectors inspect
their work, a | oe
no developer’s inspectors used

- Contact person: John McLean, Development Technician

_ Delta....... Population 79,610
| 5 inspectors a
4% administration fees | So a
Development Engineer is considering a sliding scale; a draft of this scale is:
0 $100,000 ..cc..0..5%
$100,000 - $500,000.....4.5%
$500,000 - 2 million....4%
over 2 million..........3.75%

- inspectors referred to as project managers: usually inspect only 25% of the
time. | os a Te

-. Contact person: Bill Susack, Development Engineer