Le Conseil municipal d'Edmonton a approuvé une motion, telle que modifiée, présentée par le conseiller Michael Janz. Elle demande au personnel de la ville de prioriser les montants en dollars par 100 000 $ de valeur foncière évaluée, ventilés par sous-classe fiscale applicable, lors de la discussion et du rapport sur les dépenses et les augmentations de la taxe foncière.
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Edmonton City Council, item 11.1 (Communication of Property Tax Impacts in Budget Presentations and Documents (M. Janz)): That the motion be amended to read: That Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value rather than the ‘typical home’ example or percentages when discussing and reporting property tax spending and increases.
Edmonton City Council, item 11.1 (Communication of Property Tax Impacts in Budget Presentations and Documents (M. Janz)): That the motion be amended to read: That Administration use dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value by applicable tax subclass when discussing and reporting property tax spending and increases.
Edmonton City Council, item 11.1 (Communication of Property Tax Impacts in Budget Presentations and Documents (M. Janz)): That the motion be amended to read: That Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value rather than the ‘typical home’ example or percentages when discussing and reporting property tax spending and increases.
Edmonton City Council, item 11.1 (Communication of Property Tax Impacts in Budget Presentations and Documents (M. Janz)): That Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value by applicable tax subclass when discussing and reporting property tax spending and increases.
Edmonton City Council, item 11.1 (Communication of Property Tax Impacts in Budget Presentations and Documents (M. Janz)): That the following motion be reconsidered: That the motion be amended to read: That Administration prioritize the use of dollar amounts per $100,000 of assessed property value rather than the ‘typical home’ example or percentages when discussing and reporting property tax spending and increases.