Document background
The Supplementary Development Agreement is utilized when parties need to modify, expand, or update an existing development agreement in Canada. This document becomes necessary when circumstances change from the original agreement, such as modified development scope, new regulatory requirements, additional phases, or revised technical specifications. It's particularly relevant in situations involving complex development projects where the original terms need adjustment due to changed circumstances, new opportunities, or additional requirements. The agreement must comply with Canadian federal and provincial legislation, including planning laws, environmental regulations, and construction standards. Common triggers for this agreement include project expansion, timeline modifications, changed market conditions, or new municipal requirements. The document ensures continuity with the original agreement while incorporating necessary changes, maintaining legal compliance and protecting all parties' interests.
