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Typically draft Development Permits, Design, Landscaping Bonds,
Development Servicing Agreements, etc. need revisions after a project has
remained inactive for an extended period of time. '

The proposed amendment to the Development Procedures Bylaw will require
Council approval for the reactivation of any project that has remained
inactive for a period extending 12 months, after third reading of a Rezoning
Bylaw has been granted, and/or the preparation of a Development Permit has
been authorized by Council.

The establishment of fees for this service is required to permit Staff to
formally report to Council with recommendations on whether the project should
be allowed to be reactivated and an evaluation of the implications that this

reactivation may have.

Finally, as indicated in the background section of this report, in
reviewing the Development Procedures Bylaw it was established that some
amendments are required simply to clarify references to Development Permits:

Section 6, that establishes how an application is.made, refers only
to Development Variance Permits, although Development Permits should

be included; and

A schedule containing a Development Permit Application Form needs to
be included. 7

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