The City of Greater Sudbury’s development charge rates are increasing by 9.9 per cent on July 1, meaning now’s the time to take advantage of current rates
With City of Greater Sudbury development charges set to jump by 9.9 per cent on July 1, residents and builders are being urged to take advantage of current rates now.
Development charges are collected upon completion of the building permit approval process, and permits must be issued before July 1 to take advantage of the current rates.
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