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BYLAW NO. 1894 Ly Uj q

A Bylaw to prescribe: the form of, and the procedure for the issue of,

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evelopment permits. MAY 17 1882

WHEREAS the Council is empowered by Section. 717(8) of the Municipal
Act R.S.B.C. 1979, «. 290 to prescribe the form of, and the procedure for
the issue of, development permits;

NOW THEREFORE the Municipal Council of The Corporation of the City of

Port Coquitlam, in Open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:

1. . Development permits shall be generally in the form of the permit

attached as Schedule "A'’ co this Bylaw.

2. Applications for development permits shall be made ro the Director

of Community Planning on the form of application shown attached as Schedule

"BY co this Bylaw.

3. At the time application is made, the applicant shall pay to the City

an application fee in the appropriate amount as shown in Schedule "C" to

this Bylaw in order to reimburse the City for the direct cost of the Processing,
inspection and advertising related to the application, ; .

4. The Director of Community Planning shall cause a report to be made to
Council advising of the application.

5. After considering the report concerning the application for a development
permit, the Council may by resolution authcrize the issuance of the development
permit, in which case the development permit shall be issued under the signature
of the Director of Community Planning as soon as reasonably praccical thereafter.
6. Except where Council otherwise provides for a particular development permir,
a condition of the issue of a development permit is thae the holder provide an
irrevocable letter of credit in an amount not less than the cost of constructing
the services on the lands to which che development permit applies plus the cost

of landscaping materials and installations to ensure that the development is

carried out in accordance with the terms and conditions sec out in the

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