Otonabee Region Conservation Authority

FEES SCHEDULE

Development, Interference with Wetlands,
and Alterations to Shorelines and Watercourses
(Ontario Regulation 167/06

Effective February 1, 2009

Minor Filling .......... $150
(plus, fee for reviewing supporting reports, if required)

Minor Construction .......... $150
(plus, fee for reviewing supporting reports, if required)

Major Filling .......... $250
(plus, fee for reviewing supporting reports, if required)

Major Construction .......... $250
(plus, fee for reviewing supporting reports, if required)

Major Projects .......... $1,000
(plus, fee for reviewing supporting reports, if required)

Golf Courses .......... $4,000
(plus, fee for reviewing supporting reports, if required)

Watercourse Alterations .......... $350
(plus, fees for review of supporting reports, if required)

Legal and Real Estate Enquiries .......... $125

Land Inquiry .......... $125
(plus, fees for review of supporting reports, if required)
~ Fee deducted from processing fee if works applied for within one year

Violations ............twice the applicable fee

Applications Deferred to a Hearing ............$350

Permit Amendment ...........$75

Review of Supporting Reports:
(Conservation Authority staff will determine appropriate fee upon receipt of any reports)

 

Please be advised that further information and studies may required by the Otonabee Region Conservation Authority in order to process a permit application, the costs of which will be borne by the applicant or their agent. This information may include details related to wetlands, floodplains, hydraulics, slope stability or stream systems. Once completed, all studies become the property of the Otonabee Region Conservation Authority and the information may be used by the Conservation Authority and its member municipalities.

In order for members of the public to view any studies, plans and reports related to your permit, a formal request under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (RSO 1990, c.M.56) is required. Access is subject to statutory exemptions. The same is true should you wish to access any studies, plans and reports pertaining to others' permits.

Insufficient information may delay the processing of your permit application.

FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGE without Notice.