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A residential and sectional-title form is available for lodging an objection against a matter reflected in or omitted from the valuation roll. The objector must complete a separate form for each entry and provide valid reasons focused on the valuation.
Members of the public can access the adopted 2019/20 Oversight Report and approved final 2019/20 Annual Report for public inspection on the municipal website or at the listed municipal offices.
The by-law provides a permission process for operating establishments that breed, board, sell or provide services involving dogs, cats and pets.
The by-law includes a provision for exemptions from its requirements.
People who want to keep animals may apply for permission under the by-law. The municipality may consider the application and impose conditions.
Individuals or entities can appeal the assessed market value of their residential property as listed on the municipal valuation roll. This includes properties under full title or sectional title. The appeal must include detailed property information, ownership details, and supporting market evidence such as recent sale prices or asking prices.
Property owners, tenants, or prospective buyers can submit an appeal using Form B to challenge the municipal valuation of their commercial, industrial, office, or school property. The appeal requires detailed information about the property, including ownership, rental income, expenses, development potential, and market data. Required attachments must be included.
Property owners or interested parties can appeal the valuation of non-residential or non-agricultural properties listed on the municipal valuation roll by submitting a completed Appeal Form B with supporting documentation.
This is a formal application form that allows owners or tenants of non-residential or agricultural properties—such as offices, factories, warehouses, or schools—to appeal their property's valuation as listed on the municipal valuation roll. The form requires detailed information about the property, its use, rental income, expenses, and market comparisons. Supporting documents must be attached, and the form must be signed and submitted to the municipality.
Individuals or entities who own agricultural land or farms may submit an appeal using Form C if they dispute their land's valuation as listed in the municipal valuation roll. The form requires detailed information about the property, its use, improvements, market data, and any changes to status. A representative may act on behalf of the appellant, provided proper authorization is attached.
The municipality offers a debtors incentive scheme that allows residents and businesses with outstanding municipal accounts to qualify for relief by paying their debts under specified conditions. This initiative aims to improve revenue collection while supporting financially struggling users.
The municipality has approved new tariffs, fees, charges, policies, and by-laws for the 2019/20 to 2021/22 financial years, including a 6% annual increase. These are binding on all users and must be adhered to from the start of each financial year.
