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Application for Development
What are the fees for a development application?
Development application fees can be found in the
JdF Electoral Area Development Fees and Procedures Bylaw. The fees are also included in each development application form.
What happens after I submit a development application?
Your development application must include all the necessary forms, documents and fees. Once you submit a complete application, staff will review it to make sure that it meets all applicable bylaws and regulations. Staff might ask you for more information or let you know that your application is ready to move forward in the approval process.
The JdF Development Fees and Procedures Bylaw explains the steps for getting development applications approved. Your application may need to be discussed at several public meetings. Staff will let you know if your application needs to be reviewed by the Juan de Fuca Land Use Committee, an Advisory Planning Commission and the CRD Board.
You might need to provide a report from a qualified professional before your application can move forward at any point in the approval process.
You might need to contact other agencies to help you with land use planning.
You might need to hire a professional agent, such as a BC Land Surveyor, an engineer or a development consultant to help you with your application.
Application to make an Appeal to the Board of Variance
What are the fees for a Board of Variance application?
Board of Variance application fees are found in the JdF Board of Variance Bylaw.
What happens after I submit a Board of Variance application?
Once you submit a Board of Variance application with all the necessary documents and fees, staff will review your application against applicable bylaws and regulations. Staff might ask you for more information or let you know that your application is ready to move forward for approval.
The JdF Board of Variance Bylaw explains the steps for requesting an approval from the Board of Variance. Your application must include all the necessary forms, documents and fees. Once you submit a complete application, staff will review it to make sure that it. Staff might ask you for more information or let you know that your application is ready to move forward in the approval process.
You might need to provide a report from a qualified professional before your application can move forward.
You might need to contact other agencies to help you with land use planning.
You might need to hire a professional agent, such as a BC Land Surveyor, an engineer or a development consultant to help you with your application.
Application to Remove or Deposit Soil
How do I know if I need a soil application?
Check with the Juan de Fuca Community Planning office before removing or depositing soil on your land. Call 250.642.8100 or email for help.
What are the fees for soil applications?
Soil application fees are found in the JdF Soil Removal or Deposit Bylaw.
What happens after I submit an application?
Once you submit a soil application with all the needed documents and fees, staff will review your application to see if other bylaw regulations might apply. Staff might ask you for more information or let you know that your application is ready to move forward for approval. Your application may need to be discussed at several public meetings. Staff will let you know if your application needs to be reviewed by the Juan de Fuca Land Use Committee and the CRD Board.
You might need to provide a report from a qualified professional before your application can move forward at any point in the approval process.
You might need to contact other agencies to help you with land use planning.
You might need to hire a professional agent, such as a BC Land Surveyor, an engineer or a development consultant to help you with your application.