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The Corporation of the Municipality of West Perth By-law 30-2017 Being a By-law to establish and require payment of various fees & charges for the Municipality of West Perth WHEREAS Section 11(2)7 of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c.25, as amended authorizes municipalities to pass by-laws for services and things that the municipality is authorized to provide; and WHEREAS Section 391(1) of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c.25, as amended, authorizes municipalities to impose fees or charges for services or activities provided or done by or on behalf of it; and WHEREAS Section 69 of The Planning Act authorizes a municipality and local Board to pass by-laws for fees for the processing of applications made in respect of planning matters; WHEREAS Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of West Perth deems it expedient to establish fees and charges for the Municipality; NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF WEST PERTH HEREBY ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: 1. THAT the fees and charges set out in the attached Schedule A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K L and M shall become applicable upon receiving final passing thereof. Schedule A Administration Fees Schedule B Dog and Kennel Licensing Fees Schedule C Arena and Community Centre Fees Schedule D Pool Fees Schedule E Parks Fees Schedule F Domestic Landfill Fees Schedule G Operations Department Fees Schedule H Water and Wastewater Service Rates Schedule I Municipal Address Fees Schedule J Hawkers and Peddlers Schedule K Planning Fees Schedule L Fire Department Fees Schedule M Police Services Fees 2. The fees as listed in Schedules A to M to this By-law are subject to all applicable taxes. 3. THAT this by-law shall be known as the Tariff, Fees and Charges By-law ; 4. Should any part of this By-law, including Schedules A to M, be determined by a Court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or of no force and effect it is the stated intention of the Council of the Municipality of West Perth that such invalid part of the by-law shall be severable and that the remainder of this By-law including Schedules A to M, as applicable, shall continue to operate and to be in force and effect; 5. THAT schedules A to M shall be deemed as forming part of this By-law. 6. This By-law repeals By-law 84-2016. 7. THAT this By-law shall be effective upon receiving final passing thereof.

Page 2 By-law 30-2017 Read a first and second time this 27 th day of March, 2017 Read a third and final time this 27 th day of March, 2017. Mayor Walter McKenzie Interim Clerk Susan Duke

Page 3 By-law 30-2017 Schedule A to By-law 30-2017 Administration Halls Dublin - Rental $105.00 - Licensed Event $400.00 Fullarton $64.00 With kitchen facilities $89.00 Mitchell (Municipal Office) Committee Room $17.00 Auditorium $64.00 With kitchen facilities $72.00 Room 3 $42.00 Weekend or after hours opening fee $35.00 Mitchell Lions Park Pavilion $65.00 Friendship Centre Morning $32.00 Afternoon $52.00 Evening $52.00 All Day $63.00 Lions Club $42.00 Optimist Club $42.00 Lottery License 3% Marriage license $110.00 Out of town burial permit $15.00 Fax Transmission Local/Long Distance per page $1.00 Fax Transmission Receiving per page $1.00 Photocopy-per page $0.25 Commissioner non resident $10.00 West Perth Pins $1.00 each (requests for large amounts will come to Council) No charge Fullarton history book $75.00 Picture Mitchell (hard cover) $30.97 Picture Mitchell (paperback) $22.12 Farmer s Market $10.00 weekly Tile drain maps $15.00 County Maps $4.00 Business industrial directory $10.00 Treasury Tax certificate $30.00 Tax registration Cost Recovery Finance charge for unpaid taxes 1.25% per month Finance charge for unpaid accounts receivable 1.25% per month Charge for N.S.F. cheque $25.00 Charge for Reprints of bills, invoices $5.00

Page 4 By-law 30-2017 Schedule B to By-law 30-2017 Dog Licensing Before May 31 st After May 31st First Dog License $15.00 $30.00 Second Dog License $20.00 $40.00 Third Dog License $25.00 $50.00 Fourth Dog $25.00 $50.00 Replacement Tag $2.00 $2.00 Kennel Licensing Annual Fee Before May 31st After May 31st Breeding Kennel $130.00 $145.00 Boarding Kennel $130.00 $145.00 Hunting/Sporting/Sled Dog Kennel $85.00 $100.00 New Application Review $100.00 Additional Site Visit $100.00

Page 5 By-law 30-2017 Schedule C to By-law 30-2017 Arena Ice/Ice Pad (rates per ice season, not calendar year) Minor Sports $133.00 Curling and Juniors 143.00 Regular 146.00 Off time $88.50 Schools Off time $48.00 Mitchell Community Hall Friday (except Buck & Does ) $450.00 Saturday (including Buck & Does) $500.00 Weekdays $75.00 $300.00 Weddings, prior day set up ($25/hour after 3 hours) $175.00 Kitchen $25.00-$80.00 Liquor event ( SOP) $100.00 Meeting room (4 hours) $50.00 - $100.00 Ice pad (full) $700.00 Ice pad (half) $500.00 Auctions - hall / ice pad $550.00/$800.00 Auctions (prior day set up) $500.00 Local auctions hall / ice pad (weekday) $300.00-$500.00 Local auctions (prior day set up) $200.00 Summer Ice pad $55.00 Miscellaneous Round tables (each) $3.00 Stage (per section) $12.00 Chair rental (offsite) (each) $0.50 Table rental (each) $5.00 Dishes (each) $0.45 All rentals subject to 13% HST

Page 6 By-law 30-2017 Schedule D to By-law 30-2017 POOL ADMISSION Pre-School $1.00 Child $4.00 Student and Adult $5.00 Family $12.00 Support Person No Charge Season Pass Single pass for adult or child $80.00 Family $200.00 Aqua Fit $5.00/night -$50.00/ season Instruction Parents and tots $40.00 Pre School $56.00 Sea Turtle to Level 4 $76.00 Level 5 to 10 $84.00 Bronze medallion or Bronze Cross $165.00 Swim Team per child $50.00 New Fitness Pass $80.00 (includes lane swim & Aqua fit)

Page 7 By-law 30-2017 Schedule E to By-law 30-2017 Keterson Park Men s teams $425.00 Ladies teams $300.00 Minor sports (per year) $2,500.00 Tournaments (per weekend) (pro-rated for smaller tournaments) $475.00 Fullarton Park Diamond Fee each $40.00 Dublin Park Diamond Fee - each $30.00 Cromarty Park Diamond Fee - season $250.00

Page 8 By-law 30-2017 Schedule F to By-law 30-2017 Mitchell Domestic Landfill 2017 Garbage in Bags $2.50 Weighed Waste Minimum Charge $10.00 Household and General Waste $74.00 mt Asphalt Shingles $74.00 mt Drywall $74.00 mt Mixed Loads $148.00 mt Wood Products < 180 kg No Charge Wood Products > 180 kg $3.00/100 kg Scrap Steel No Charge Yard Waste No Charge E-waste No Charge Bale Wrap $75.00 mt Impacted Soils $74.00 mt Freon Appliances(tagged) $10.00 Freon Appliances (untagged) $50.00 Mattress or Box Spring $10.00 per item Couch or Chair $10.00 per item After Hours Access Fee $100.00 per entry plus applicable fees Waste Bins (yearly costs) Recycle Bins (yearly costs) $85.00 120 L $125.00 240 L $165.00 360 L N/C 240L N/C 360L Composter $50.00 plus HST Composter (green cone digester) $90.00 plus HST

Page 9 By-law 30-2017 Schedule G to By-law 30-2017 Operations Department Street sweeper (all prices are per hour unless otherwise indicated) $85.00 Grader $105.00 Rubber tire backhoe $90.00 Tandem dump truck $85.00 1 ton dump truck $65.00 Water truck $80.00 Pick-up truck $35.00 Tractor $80.00 Tractor with mower $90.00 Trackless 2,000 sidewalk machine $85.00 Leafer and machine $55.00 Lawn mowers $70.00 Weed sprayer $40.00 Kwik cut saw (no blade) (per day) $30.00 Plate tamper (per day) $55.00 1 ton with brush chipper $90.00 Foreman with pick-up $75.00 Labourer $35.00

Page 10 By-law 30-2017 Schedule H to By-law 30-2017 Monthly Meter Charge Water Wastewater Residential $26.92 $31.36 Commercial $35.41 $41.25 Consumption/Usage Charge Water Wastewater Residential $ 0.80 $0.93 Commercial < 135 m 3 $ 1.22 $1.42 Commercial > 135 m 3 $ 0.45 $0.52 Monthly Water Meter Charge 5/8 N/A ¾ $2.63 1 $9.26 1.5 $33.50 2 $57.74 3 $81.74 4 $126.27 6 $196.21 Miscellaneous Charges After Hours Emergency Connect/Disconnect $200.00 Regular Hours Emergency Connect/Disconnect $200.00 Regular Hours Non-Emergency Connect/Disconnect $50.00 Temporary Seasonal Suspension of Account Connect/Disconnect $100.00 Turn Off $100.00 Turn On Reactivation of Closed Account $125.00 Meter Replacement Water Meter Testing- Customer s Request Repair of Frozen Water Meters House Sewer Repairs Hydrant Installation & Maintenance Owner s Misuse - Time & Material If no problems found - Time & Material If a problem is found - No Charge Time & Material Time & Material Time & Material Missed Appointment Fee $25.00 Connection Charge Temporary Construction Water per Service Lawn/Sod Watering or excessive usage while connected to Temporary Construction Water Failure to install water meter within Six Months of connecting to Temporary Construction Water New Service Time & Material * Minimum charge of $500.00 $100.00 per service $250.00 Penalty as determined by the Municipality $250.00 Penalty Bulk Water $0.86/ m 3 Sewer Surcharge 116.5% of water charge

Page 11 By-law 30-2017 Schedule I to By-law 30-2017 Municipal Address Replacement Sign Only $15.00 Municipal Address Replacement Post and Sign $50.00

Page 12 By-law 30-2017 Schedule J to By-law 30-2017 Hawkers and Pedlars Hawkers and pedlars license (resident of West Perth) (per year) $100.00 Hawkers and pedlars license (non resident) (per year) $250.00

Page 13 By-law 30-2017 Schedule K to By-law 30-2017 Municipality of West Perth Planning Fees Official Plan Amendment Application (Mitchell Ward only) $750.00 Deposit (Outside Agencies) $350.00 Deposit (Ontario Municipal Board for any application by 3 rd party, other $1,000.00 than applicant) Sign Deposit $50.00 Zoning By-law Amendment Application $750.00 Deposit (Outside Agencies) $350.00 Deposit (Ontario Municipal Board for any application by 3 rd party, other $1,000.00 than applicant) Sign Deposit $50.00 Committee of Adjustment/Minor Variance Application $750.00 Fee $500.00 Non refundable Administration Fee $250.00 To remove holding zone $150.00 Part Lot Control $750.00 Refund policy- Planning Withdrawal $700.00 After Planning Advisory Committee meeting $300.00 After Public Meeting $0.00 Outside service fee, if not used $350.00 Sign Deposit (when sign is returned) $50.00 Planning Documents Official Plan for Mitchell $15.00 County of Perth Official Plan $75.00 Comprehensive Zoning By-law $25.00 Subscriptions (update of consolidations) $15.00 Agreements Site Plan Agreement (at time of application) $250.00 Subdivision/condo agreement $1,500.00 Deeming By-laws $100.00 Zoning Compliance Certificate $50.00 Legal deposit Subdivision Agreement Less 5% admin Fee $5,000.00 Lot grading deposit (at time of Building Permit) (less 5% Administration $2,000.00 fee) Operations Registration of Any Required Documents Cost Recovery

Page 14 By-law 30-2017 Schedule L to By-law 30-2017 Fire Department Administration Fee Schedule Inspections under the Fire Code Request for fire inspections under the Ontario Fire Code in addition to the department s normal inspection program shall be charged the following rates based on Category; Institutional/ Industrial/ commercial Apartments/condominiums $60.00/hour $60.00/hour Reports Request for a Fire Report $50.00 Letter to insurance and real estate companies $50.00 Motor Vehicle Collision Provincial Highways (MTO) MTO will only pay for a maximum of 3 fire department units ( piece of equipment) per call. Current Ministry of Transportation (MTO) Vehicle Accident Rate $ 459.45 first hour or part thereof per piece of equipment Effective December 1, 2016 $229.73 each additional half hour or part thereof per piece of equipment Administration and Enforcement if Spills Act and Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act The cleanup of hazardous material spills shall be charged at the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) rate plus the costs of any cleanup materials or contractors used in the clean up and shall be payable by the person or persons creating or causing such spills as determined at the sole discretion of the Fire Chief of the Municipality of West Perth Fire Department Securing of Premises Securing of premises after a fire (i.e. by sealing or boarding of doors and windows, etc.) shall be charged at an hourly rate plus the current level of overhead and materials used. If firefighters are employed for barricading the rate shall be the current hourly rate of the department per firefighter and such charges shall be payable by the owner or owners of the premises. If a situation arises where the building or part of the building is deemed unsafe and has to be pulled down the actual costs for the equipment and labour will be the responsibility of the owner or insurance agent of the property. Additional firefighting resources In the event the fire department has to use more than 10 gallons of foam firefighting agent or more than 40 lbs of dry chemical agent the replacement costs will be the responsibility of the owner of the property or insurance agent of the property.

Page 15 By-law 30-2017 Schedule M to By-law 30-2017 Police Services Fees Service Charges: Fee Total Fee Criminal Record Checks (Volunteer) No Charge False Alarms Policy: 1. Definitions: Alarm System means any device which when activated transmits a signal or message to an alarm business; Alarm Monitoring Business means any person or persons who engage in the business of monitoring alarm systems; False Alarm means the activation of an alarm system where no emergency or evidence of criminal activity exists at the premises at which the alarm system is installed and includes the activating or testing of an alarm without notification and alarms triggered by natural causes or conditions; 2. a) A call made from a Monitoring Alarm Business to the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) regarding the activation of an alarm at a property within the Municipality of West Perth will generate a call for service and initiate a police response. A status of False Alarm will be generated for this call for service under the following circumstances: If the responding officer(s) are cancelled by the Alarm Monitoring Business or the subject property owner/occupier while responding to the call; when the alarm has been determined by the OPP to be preventable; when the Alarm System malfunctioned due to improper installation or maintenance; when the alarm resulted from a malicious act by the owner/ occupier of the property. b) Procedures and Fees: 1) First False Alarm- OPP records incident and notifies the Municipality. Municipality records incident, property owner name and date in False Alarm directory; 2) Second False Alarm- OPP notifies the Municipality. Municipality records incident, property owner name and date in False Alarm directory. Municipality sends letter to property owner indicating possible financial implications; 3) Third False Alarm- OPP notifies the Municipality. Municipality records incident, property owner name and date in False Alarm directory. A $300.00 fee will be billed to the property owner by the Municipality; 4) Fourth False Alarm- OPP notifies the Municipality. Municipality records incident, property owner name and date in False Alarm directory. A $400.00 fee will be billed to the property owner by the Municipality; 5) Fifth and each subsequent False Alarm- OPP notifies the Municipality. Municipality records incident, property owner name and date in False Alarm directory. A $500 fee will be billed to the property owner by the Municipality; The property owner and occupier (as applicable) shall be jointly and severally responsible to pay required fees, as invoiced to the property owner, by the Municipality. Outstanding balances will be transferred to property tax accounts by the Municipality, in accordance with the terms of Section 398 of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c.25. c) After twelve (12) consecutive months of no False Alarm being registered in the False Alarm directory for a particular property, the directory shall be revised so that the fees apply as though there had been no previous False Alarms.