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The following costs (in millions of dollars) are incurred as of July 1, 2010: Land $2.0 Costs associated with the acquisition and maintenance of the land prior to construction 0.4 Construction materials used and services performed 4.0 Architects' fees, plans and drawings for the complex 1.0 Legal and accounting costs relating to the construction of the complex 0.2 Total costs as of July 1, 2010 $7.6 M The total expected cost (in millions of dollars) to construct the residential complex, including the land, as of July 1, 2010 is $15 million dollars, which consists of the following costs: Land $2.0 Costs associated with the acquisition and maintenance of the land prior to construction 0.4 Construction materials and services 11.0 Architects' fees and plans and drawings for the complex 1.0 Landscaping costs, cost of parking lot, utility connection costs 0.3 Legal and accounting costs relating to the construction of the complex 0.3 Total costs $15.0 M The total expected cost includes an additional $0.5 million for construction materials as a result of increased costs incurred as of July 1, 2010 and expected additional costs, as of July 1, 2010, for materials required to complete the construction. ... Generally, these charges limit the amount that existing residents have to pay to subsidize the infrastructure required for new residents); cost of representations made to government authorities for the purpose of obtaining land development permits, building permits and licences; site investigation costs (amounts paid for investigating the suitability of a site, such as the costs of soil tests, zoning investigations, environmental studies, surveying and financial feasibility studies); costs of clearing and levelling the surface of the land (including the demolition of existing structures) upon which the complex will be built; blasting and excavation costs necessary to prepare for the construction or renovation of the complex; grading, fill, retaining walls, gabion slopes, earth removal, clearing and grubbing; architect's and engineering fees related to the construction of the complex; construction and inspection fees; builder's all-risk insurance; legal and accounting fees relating to the construction of the complex; clean-up costs; construction materials and construction services; component parts such as electric wiring, plumbing, sprinkler systems, air conditioning equipment, heating equipment, lighting fixtures, elevators, storm doors and windows, automatic stokers, sump pumps and fire alarm systems; footings, foundations and other base support below ground level; landscaping costs; costs of parking lots, garages, sewers, water mains, exterior lighting, sidewalks, utility connection costs, fences, swimming pools and other recreational facilities on the land to the extent that they form part of the residential complex; operating expenses associated with the construction or substantial renovation of a specific residential complex (or if the expense cannot be identified with a specific complex, then those costs that are allocated to the complex in a fair and reasonable manner). ...

Meaning of significant terms used in this info sheet For purposes of this info sheet: “Baggage”, as set out in the CTA documents, means luggage or such articles, effects or other personal property of passengers as are necessary or appropriate for wear, use, comfort or convenience in connection with the charter flight. ... Generally, under these rules, when a carrier provides a separate service of transporting an individual’s baggage in connection with the transportation of the individual (i.e., on a charter flight), the GST/HST applies to any excess valuation charge at the same rate as it applies to the passenger transportation service. ...