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Urban Development and Transportation Plans Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Urban Development and Transportation Plans Regulations .
Urban Development and Transportation Plans Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Act means the Railway Relocation and Crossing Act .
Urban Development and Transportation Plans Regulations — 3
3 (1) The part of the costs that may be included in calculating the amount of any payment authorized pursuant to subsection 3(3) of the Act are those costs that are in addition to the normal operating costs of the recipient of the payment and (a) that, in the case of a transportation plan, were, in the opinion of the Minister of Transport, incurred in the preparation of the plan; or (b) that, in the case of an urban development plan, were, in the opinion of the Minister of State for Urban Affairs, incurred in the preparation of the plan. (2) Any interest on funds borrowed in respect of the preparation of a plan shall not be included in calculating the additional costs referred to in subsection (1). SOR/80-839, s. 1; SOR/82-502, s. 1
Urban Development and Transportation Plans Regulations — 4
4 (1) A payment may be authorized pursuant to subsection 3(3) of the Act if (a) prior to the commencement of the preparation of a plan, the Minister of Transport, in the case of a transportation plan, or the Minister of State for Urban Affairs, in the case of an urban development plan, has approved the proposed preparation and the terms of reference of the plan; (b) the recipient of the payment, who incurred, in whole or in part, the cost of preparing (i) a transportation plan, (ii) an urban development plan, or (iii) a transportation plan and an urban development plan in respect of the same transportation study area, has granted any request made at any time by the Minister of Transport or the Minister of State for Urban Affairs to inspect and audit any receipts, records or other documents relating to the costs incurred in the preparation of the plan; and (c) approval of the Treasury Board has been received where the payment in respect of the preparation of (i) a transportation plan, (ii) an urban development plan, or (iii) a transportation plan and an urban development plan in respect of the same transportation study area, is in excess of $250,000. (2) Where a transportation plan and an urban development plan are prepared in respect of the same transportation study area and payment has been authorized pursuant to subsection 3(3) of the Act and these Regulations, the Minister of Transport and the Minister of State for Urban Affairs shall jointly establish the portion of the payment to be applied to each plan. (3) The Minister of Transport, in the case of the preparation of a transportation plan, or the Minister of State for Urban Affairs, in the case of an urban development plan, or both Ministers in the case of the preparation of a transportation plan and an urban development plan in respect of the same transportation study area, may authorize payments from time to time under subsection 3(3) of the Act and these Regulations in respect of a portion of the preparation of the plan prior to the completion of the plan.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Regional Development Incentives Regulations .
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — Regional Development Incentives Regulations
Act means the Regional Development Incentives Act ; ( Loi )
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — (a)
eligible assets means the assets approved by the Minister as forming the whole or a part of a facility or commercial facility but does not include (a) land, (b) automobiles and other means of transportation other than the material-handling devices that are used exclusively on the premises of the facility or commercial facility, (c) assets that, in the opinion of the Minister, are normally considered to be a charge against income in the year in which they are acquired, and (d) patents, franchises, copyrights and goodwill; ( actif admissible )
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — Regional Development Incentives Regulations
equity means the aggregate of the share capital, earned surplus, contributed surplus, capital surplus and shareholder’s loans that are subordinated to all other types of debt financing that the applicant provides for the financing of an operation. ( avoir des actionnaires )
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — (a)
commercial operation means any commercial undertaking, other than (a) an initial processing operation or any operation described in paragraphs (a) to (d) of the definition initial processing operation , (b) a manufacturing or processing operation or any operation described in paragraphs (a) to (n) of the definition manufacturing or processing operation , or (c) an operation in a resource-based industry; ( entreprise commerciale )
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — (a)
initial processing operation means an operation the product of which is a fuel or a material mainly used for further processing or manufacturing, but does not include (a) the processing by roasting, leaching or smelting of mineral concentrates to produce metals, (b) the processing of wood by the sulphite process into bleached pulp in a pulp mill that prior to January 1, 1972 produced dissolving and high alpha cellulose pulp on a regular basis, (c) the converting of wood into paperboard or paper other than newsprint, or (d) the processing, other than oil refining, of a product resulting in a significant chemical change in the principal material used; ( entreprise de transformation initiale )
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — (a)
manufacturing or processing operation means an operation whereby any goods, products, commodities or wares are created, fabricated, refined or made more marketable but does not include (a) the transporting or merchandizing of any goods, products, commodities or wares, (b) the growing, catching or harvesting of any natural or cultivated product of nature, (c) the extracting of minerals by any method, (d) the production of energy except as an integral part of and solely for use in an operation whereby any goods, products, commodities or wares are created, fabricated, refined or made more marketable, (e) the grinding, mixing or blending of fertilizers or feedstuffs, (f) the mixing of concrete or asphalt, (g) the drying of hides, (h) the cleaning or drying of peat or Irish moss, (i) salt or potash extraction, (j) any mobile manufacturing or processing operation, (k) construction work, (l) repairing as distinct from rebuilding, (m) the rendering of consumer services, and (n) publishing other than printing; ( entreprise de fabrication ou de transformation )
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — (a)
resource-based industry means an industry that uses as a principal material a material (a) the original location of which is not the consequence of human design, and (b) that is in or close to its natural state. ( industrie basée sur une ressource naturelle )
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 3
3 These Regulations apply to any application for a development incentive received by the Minister (a) before the date of the registration under section 6 of the Statutory Instruments Act or the Regional Development Incentives Regulations, 1974 ; (b) on or after the date referred to in paragraph (a) and before April 1, 1974, where the applicant has not opted pursuant to subsection 4(1) for the application to be dealt with under the Regional Development Incentives Regulations, 1974 ; and (c) on or after April 1, 1974 and within two months after the date referred to in paragraph (a), where the applicant has opted pursuant to subsection 4(2) for the application to be dealt with under these Regulations.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 4
4 (1) An applicant whose application for a development incentive is received by the Minister after the date referred to in paragraph 3(a) and before April 1, 1974, may opt in writing for the application to be dealt with under the Regional Development Incentives Regulations, 1974 . (2) An applicant whose application for a development incentive is received by the Minister on or after April 1, 1974 and within two months after the date referred to in paragraph 3(a) may opt in writing for the application to be dealt with under these Regulations.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 5
5 No product shall be determined to be a product not previously manufactured or processed in an operation unless, on the date of application for a development incentive for the expansion of a facility to enable the manufacturing or processing of the product, (a) the product is a product that is significantly different from any product that on or within the three years immediately prior to that date is or was being manufactured or processed in the operation of which the facility constitutes the necessary components; and (b) the product could not economically be manufactured or processed in that operation unless that facility is expanded and additional assets acquired.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 6
6 (1) The approved capital costs of a facility or commercial facility shall be determined by aggregating the approved capital costs of the eligible assets of the facility or commercial facility. (2) The approved capital cost of an eligible asset shall be determined by aggregating (a) the cost to the applicant of the asset to the extent that the cost does not, in the opinion of the Minister, exceed the fair market value of the asset; and (b) such capital expenditures as, in the opinion of the Minister, have been or are to be reasonably incurred and paid by the applicant as direct costs of designing, acquiring, constructing, transporting and installing the asset and of insuring the asset during the construction period. (3) Where a development incentive has been authorized in respect of a facility, the Minister shall not approve any capital costs of that facility that are in excess of 115 per cent of the capital costs that were forecast by the applicant at the time the Minister authorized the development incentive unless the applicant, before incurring such excess capital costs, obtained the agreement of the Minister to include such excess capital costs in determining the amount of the approved capital costs. (4) The approved capital costs of a facility in respect of which the Minister has authorized a development incentive shall not include the capital costs of any assets that, in the opinion of the Minister, create a significant change in the facility, unless (a) the Minister is notified of the additional assets and approves the change in the facility before any commitments in respect of those assets are made by the applicant; and (b) the assets are acquired and put to use within 24 months of the bringing into commercial production of the facility.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 7
7 (1) The number of jobs created directly in an operation shall be determined to be the number of man days, or fractions thereof, paid by the applicant with respect to the employment of employees in or based upon the facility during the second and third years after the date on which the facility is brought into commercial production divided by the number of days that the facility is in operation during those years, and adjusted to take into account such circumstances as the Minister may determine to be appropriate. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), in determining the number of employees of an applicant in or based upon a facility, there shall not be included (a) employees engaged in work that is not part of the operation in respect of which the development incentive was authorized; and (b) in the case of the expansion of a facility, employees to the extent of the number normally in or based upon the facility as it was constituted at the date of application for the development incentive. (3) For the purposes of subsections (1) and (2), the employees of an applicant may include the employees of a person who is managing and operating the facility under a management agreement with the applicant. (4) For the purpose of determining the amount of any development incentive, the number of jobs created directly in an operation shall not, unless the Minister otherwise determines, exceed by more than 15 per cent the number of jobs specified and approved in the authorization by the Minister.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 8
8 (1) The amount of working capital to be included in the capital to be employed in an operation of any class shall be such amount of the excess of current assets over current liabilities other than loans as, in the opinion of the Minister, will be required for an operation of that class when the operation is in production at its intended full capacity. (2) The amount of capitalized expenses that may be included in the total capital costs of a facility or commercial facility shall be such expenditures, other than the costs of fixed assets, as in the opinion of the Minister are (a) necessarily incurred in bringing the facility or commercial facility into commercial production or operation; and (b) capable, in accordance with normal accounting practice, of being treated as capital expenditures and not as charges against income.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 9
9 (1) Any offer of a development incentive under the Act shall remain open for acceptance by the applicant for a period of 90 days from the day on which the offer is made by the Minister. (2) Any offer of a development incentive under the Act shall specify a date by which the construction or installation of the fixed assets of the facility shall begin. (3) Where the construction or installation of the fixed assets of a facility has not been commenced before the date specified pursuant to subsection (2) in respect of the facility, the offer referred to in that subsection shall be deemed to be withdrawn on that date.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 10
10 A development incentive shall not be authorized in respect of a facility unless the approved capital costs of the facility as forecast for the purpose of the authorization will, in the opinion of the Minister, exceed (a) $30,000, in the case of a facility in respect of which the development incentive is based only on the approved capital costs; and (b) $60,000, in the case of a facility in respect of which a development incentive is based in part on the number of jobs created in the operation.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 11
11 (1) In authorizing a development incentive in respect of a facility, the Minister shall specify the minimum amount of the equity of the applicant in the operation, which amount shall be not less than 20 per cent of (a) the approved capital costs of the facility as forecast for the purpose of the authorization, in the case of the establishment of a facility; or (b) the approved capital costs of the facility as forecast for the purpose of the authorization plus the book value of the assets of the facility at the time of application, in the case of expansion or modernization of the facility. (2) The applicant shall provide the amount of equity specified by the Minister pursuant to subsection (1) by the day production starts.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 12
12 It is a condition of a development incentive in respect of a facility that the applicant shall undertake to train and employ to the maximum extent practicable persons resident at the time of application for the development incentive in the designated region in which the facility is located.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 13
13 It is a condition of a development incentive in respect of a facility that the applicant shall provide reasonable opportunities to Canadian manufacturers to supply the machinery and equipment included in the eligible assets of the facility, where such machinery and equipment are competitive in performance, price and delivery.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 14
14 (1) It is a condition of a development incentive in respect of a facility that, if the amount or present value of assistance referred to in paragraph 6(c) of the Act is changed from the amount or present value that was taken into consideration by the Minister when authorizing the development incentive, the amount of the development incentive may be varied to the extent of the change in that assistance. (2) Assistance taken into consideration in accordance with paragraph 6(c) of the Act shall be deemed to include the present value of any difference between prevailing market terms for loans or leases and any more favourable terms on which loans or leases are made to the applicant.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 15
15 It is a condition of a development incentive in respect of a facility that if, (a) during the 30 months immediately following the day on which the facility is brought into commercial production, in the case of a facility in respect of which the development incentive is based only on the approved capital costs, or (b) during the 42 months immediately following the day on which the facility is brought into commercial production, in the case of a facility in respect of which the development incentive is based in part on the number of jobs created in the operation, the facility or part of the facility is destroyed by fire, flood or other act beyond the control of the applicant, the applicant shall pay to Her Majesty such amount of the insurance proceeds as may be determined by the Minister to be the same proportion of the whole of the insurance proceeds as the development incentive paid in respect of the destroyed assets is of the aggregate of the approved capital costs of the destroyed eligible assets and the book value of other destroyed assets in respect of which the insurance is paid.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 16
16 (1) Unless otherwise specified in the authorization by the Minister, it is a condition of a development incentive in respect of a new facility that the applicant for the development incentive shall, for a period of at least 36 months after the day the facility was brought into commercial production, continue to carry on, at substantially the same rate as at the time of his application in respect of the new facility, every other operation utilizing a facility in any designated region whereby a product is manufactured or processed that is the same as or similar to a product manufactured or processed in the operation of which the new facility constitutes the necessary components. (2) Where an applicant who is subject to the condition referred to in subsection (1) fails to comply with that subsection, he thereupon ceases to be eligible to be paid the amount of the incentive that was based on the number of jobs created directly in the operation, and shall repay to Her Majesty any amount paid on account thereof.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 17
17 (1) It is a condition of a development incentive in respect of a facility that, if (a) during the 24 months immediately following the date on which the facility is brought into commercial production, in the case of a facility in respect of which the development incentive is based only on the approved capital costs, or (b) during the 36 months immediately following the date on which the facility is brought into commercial production, in the case of a facility in respect of which the development incentive is based in part on the number of jobs created in the operation, eligible assets comprised in the approved capital costs on which the amount of development incentive is based cease to be used in the facility, the applicant shall, unless the Minister determines that the cessation of use was unavoidable, repay to Her Majesty such amount of the development incentive as may be determined by the Minister to be the same proportion of the total development incentive as the approved capital costs of the eligible assets that have ceased to be used in the facility are of the total approved capital costs. (2) An applicant shall (a) notify the Minister forthwith upon ceasing to use eligible assets under the circumstances referred to in subsection (1); and (b) repay any amount required to be repaid by him pursuant to subsection (1) not later than four months from the date on which he ceased to use the eligible assets.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 18
18 It is a condition of any development incentive that is based in part on the number of jobs created in the operation that, if during the second and third years immediately following the date on which the facility is brought into commercial production, the number of jobs created directly in the operation is less than the estimated number of jobs on which payments, on account of the development incentive are based, the applicant shall repay to Her Majesty the amount paid on account of the development incentive that was related to the number of jobs that were not so created.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 19
19 The Minister may determine that a new, expanded or modernized facility has been brought into commercial production when he is satisfied that the facility has been utilized in the continuous production of quantities of goods for a period of not less than 30 days and that most, by value, of the eligible assets approved by the Minister in respect of the facility are being utilized in the manufacturing or processing of those goods and will continue to be so utilized.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 20
20 (1) The amount that the Minister shall, pursuant to section 10 of the Act, pay on account of a development incentive at the time he is satisfied that the facility has been brought into commercial production shall not exceed an amount equal to 80 per cent of the total development incentive calculated without taking into account the approved capital costs of any eligible assets not then in use in the operation. (2) Subject to subsection (3), where (a) during the 30 months following the date on which a facility is brought into commercial production, in the case of a facility in respect of which a development incentive is based only on the approved capital costs, or (b) during the 42 months following the date on which the facility is brought into commercial production, in the case of a facility in respect of which a development incentive is based in part on the number of jobs created in the operation, the Minister is satisfied that 80 per cent of the development incentive will be greater by at least 25 per cent than the amount of the payment made in accordance with subsection (1), he may make to the applicant a further payment or payments on account of the development incentive. (3) The total of all payments made on account of a development incentive in respect of a facility prior to the expiration of (a) 24 months from the date on which the facility is brought into commercial production, in the case of a facility in respect of which the development incentive is based only on the approved capital costs, or (b) 36 months from the date on which the facility is brought into commercial production, in the case of a facility in respect of which the development incentive is based in part on the number of jobs created in the operation, shall not exceed 80 per cent of the development incentive that the Minister estimates that he will pay after the expiration of such period.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 21
21 (1) The Minister shall not authorize a primary development incentive, a secondary development incentive or a special development incentive with respect to a facility located in the region designated in the Designated Region Order 1970-1 1 . (2) The Minister shall not authorize a special development incentive with respect to a facility located in any region designated in the Regional Development Incentives Designated Region Order, 1974 that is within the Province of Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta or British Columbia. 1 SOR/71-9