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File #: BL 15-028    Version: 1 Name: 2015 Tax Rate Bylaw
Type: Bylaw Status: Carried
File created: 4/9/2015 In control: Legislative Matters
On agenda: 4/28/2015 Final action: 4/28/2015
Title: 2015 Tax Rate Bylaw No. 2015-19 Proposed Motions That Bylaw No. 2015-19 receive first reading. That Bylaw No. 2015-19 receive second reading. That Bylaw No. 2015-19 be presented for third reading. That Bylaw No. 2015-19 receive third and final reading.
Attachments: 1. 2015 Tax Rate Bylaw No. 2015-19, 2. 2014 to 2015 Tax Comparison for Tax Rate Bylaw - Attachment 2.pdf, 3. 2015 Education Property Tax Requisition.pdf, 4. 2015 Education Property Tax Requisition Comparison Report.pdf, 5. 2015 Education Property Tax Fact Sheet.pdf, 6. 2015 Education Property Tax Questions & Answers.pdf
Date Ver.Action ByActionResultAction DetailsMeeting DetailsVideo
4/28/20151 Council received on first readingPass Action details Meeting details Video Video
4/28/20151 Council received on second readingPass Action details Meeting details Video Video
4/28/20151 Council given consent for third readingPass Action details Meeting details Video Video
4/28/20151 Council received on third readingPass Action details Meeting details Video Video
Title
2015 Tax Rate Bylaw No. 2015-19
 
Proposed Motions
That Bylaw No. 2015-19 receive first reading.
That Bylaw No. 2015-19 receive second reading.
That Bylaw No. 2015-19 be presented for third reading.
That Bylaw No. 2015-19 receive third and final reading.
 
Body
Administration Recommendation
Administration supports the proposed motion.  
 
Purpose
Pursuant to Part 10, Division 2 of the Municipal Government Act, Council must annually adopt a property tax bylaw.  The tax bylaw establishes the property taxation rates, assessed against property within Parkland County, to raise sufficient tax revenue to fund municipal services and to provide for various requisitions from outside organizations.  
 
Summary
On April 21, 2015 Council approved a revised budget which resulted in a net municipal tax levy requirement of $47,853,100.  This levy as well as the required tax levies for the Family Leisure Centre, Capital Region Board, Senior's Foundations and the Education requisitions result in a total tax levy requirement of $69,812,930 (Attachment 2).  It is important to note that the municipality has no control over education taxes.  The municipality is only responsible for levying them.
 
Strategic Plan/Policy/Legal/Staff Implications (As required)
Part 10 Division 2 of the MGA
 
Financial Impact:
Cost:   $69,852,930 (includes $40,000 estimated minimum tax levy)
Source of Funding:  Taxation