131.13. The city may, in its territory, charge dues to help fund a regulatory regime applicable to a matter under its jurisdiction; in the case of a regulatory regime applicable to a power other than an urban agglomeration power, dues may also be charged with the main goal of furthering achievement of the objectives of the regime by influencing citizens’ behaviour.
Revenues from the dues must be paid into a fund established exclusively to receive them and help fund the regime.
This division applies subject to sections 145.21 to 145.30 of the Act respecting land use planning and development (chapter A-19.1), to the extent that the dues charged are collected from a building or subdivision permit applicant or an applicant for a certificate of authorization or occupancy and are used to finance an expense referred to in subparagraph 2 of the first paragraph of section 145.21 of that Act.
2016, c. 312016, c. 31, s. 141.