- For safe enjoyment by all park visitors, please observe and obey signage posted at RDN Parks and Trails.
- Additional information can be found in the Park Use Regulations Bylaw 1801.01 PDF document.
Park Regulations and Policies
Community Park Development Cost Charges have been set in place for Electoral Areas A, B, G and H.
DCC’s are fees collected from land developers, on a user pay basis, to help fund the cost of the new infrastructure and parks needed to service new development. DCCs help ensure developers pay their fair share of the costs required to develop new infrastructure and park improvements.
Parkland development works that are eligible for DCC application are limited to fencing, landscaping, drainage, irrigation, trails, restrooms, changing rooms, playground equipment, and playing field equipment.
DCCs do not pay for the operation and maintenance of parks, new or upgraded works needed for the existing population, new parks & recreation buildings, parking, sports field lighting, artificial turf, and sports courts.
DCCs are paid by applicants for:
Subdivision approval to create single family lots Building permits to construct multi-family development
Development Cost Charge Bylaws
Electoral Area 'A' Community Parks Development Cost Charge Bylaw No. 1839, 2021
Electoral Area G Community Parks Development Cost Charge Bylaw No. 1841, 2021
Electoral Area 'H' Community Parks Development Cost Charge Bylaw No. 1842, 2021
Development Cost Charge Waiver and Reduction Bylaws
Amendments to the DCC bylaws are made from time to time. The copies on this webpage are provided for convenience only. Please contact the RDN at recparks@rdn.bc.ca to confirm whether a new or updated bylaw is available, or if you have any questions about whether the DCC bylaws apply to your project.