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B.C. municipalities seek fresh ways to address planning delays

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Councillors in Saanich approved a change to civic policies Jan. 22 that will tax new development and renovations to cover the resources and staff needed to support projects. Council also voted to maintain the existing split between business and residential tax rates. Similar moves are afoot in Vancouver and at the provincial level.

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B.C. municipalities seek fresh ways to address planning delays

Staff shortages have extended development timelines in municipalities across B.C. The situation has become serious enough that a number municipalities now want to do something about it.

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