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The proposed rates have been based on planned projects and services the City will deliver to the community in 2022-2023.
At a Special Council Meeting held on 10 May 2021, a new set of parameters were adopted to restore the City's financial position, these were incorporated into it's Long Term Financial Plan 2021-2031. The Plan was adopted in February 2022.
It aims to reduce City’s operating expenditure by $3 million over three years and at the same time have a staged increase in rates revenue in order to fully sustain the City’s service delivery and capital development program.
The proposed rates increase for 2022/2023 as outlined below, is part of the three-year plan to restore the City’s long-term financial position.
Rate Category
Rate in a Dollar ($)
Minimum Rate ($)*
Proposed Rate Increase (%)
Average Increase
Residential Improved
$0.06032700
$952
4.65%
$57 (non-minimum) $50 (minimum)
Non-residential Improved
$0.05904202
$952
4.50%
**
Unimproved
$0.09638484
$952
4.50%
$81.50
*The increase in minimum rate across all rate category is $50 per annum.
**There is a much wider variation in the nature, size and industry grouping of these businesses, which does not lend this to consideration of ‘average’ values for non-residential improved category.
It is proposed that the minimum rate payment will be increased by $50 per annum across all rate categories.
As part of budget adoption process, during the 2022/2023 financial year, the Council will consider delivering $43 million in projects and capital works to improve our neighbourhoods, renew and upgrade City’s facilities and infrastructure, including but not limited to:
Project
Allocation
Hossack Park Pavilion
$2.0m
Rostrata Family Centre - New Additions
$1.8m
Wandarrah Public Hall - Renewal Works
$0.9m
Canning Vale Oval Community Facility Accessibility
$0.6m
Asset Renewal Buildings – Leisureplexes
$0.5m
Queens Park Seniors Centre Accessibility
$0.4m
Queens Park Open Space – Development
$5.0m
Wyong Reserve Ancillary Works
$0.8m
Kent Street Weir - Parkland Development
$0.6m
Playground Renewal
$0.5m
Shelley Beach Park Masterplan - Detailed Design
$0.3m
Road Network Improvement
$11.1m
City Centre Development
$9.6m
The Statement of Objects and Reasons for Differential Rates 2022/2023 and Frequently Asked Questions documents are available to download on this page under 'Detailed Information' and also at canning.wa.gov.au/yourrates
All submissions must be received before 5pm, Monday 13 June 2022.
The proposed rates have been based on planned projects and services the City will deliver to the community in 2022-2023.
At a Special Council Meeting held on 10 May 2021, a new set of parameters were adopted to restore the City's financial position, these were incorporated into it's Long Term Financial Plan 2021-2031. The Plan was adopted in February 2022.
It aims to reduce City’s operating expenditure by $3 million over three years and at the same time have a staged increase in rates revenue in order to fully sustain the City’s service delivery and capital development program.
The proposed rates increase for 2022/2023 as outlined below, is part of the three-year plan to restore the City’s long-term financial position.
Rate Category
Rate in a Dollar ($)
Minimum Rate ($)*
Proposed Rate Increase (%)
Average Increase
Residential Improved
$0.06032700
$952
4.65%
$57 (non-minimum) $50 (minimum)
Non-residential Improved
$0.05904202
$952
4.50%
**
Unimproved
$0.09638484
$952
4.50%
$81.50
*The increase in minimum rate across all rate category is $50 per annum.
**There is a much wider variation in the nature, size and industry grouping of these businesses, which does not lend this to consideration of ‘average’ values for non-residential improved category.
It is proposed that the minimum rate payment will be increased by $50 per annum across all rate categories.
As part of budget adoption process, during the 2022/2023 financial year, the Council will consider delivering $43 million in projects and capital works to improve our neighbourhoods, renew and upgrade City’s facilities and infrastructure, including but not limited to:
Project
Allocation
Hossack Park Pavilion
$2.0m
Rostrata Family Centre - New Additions
$1.8m
Wandarrah Public Hall - Renewal Works
$0.9m
Canning Vale Oval Community Facility Accessibility
$0.6m
Asset Renewal Buildings – Leisureplexes
$0.5m
Queens Park Seniors Centre Accessibility
$0.4m
Queens Park Open Space – Development
$5.0m
Wyong Reserve Ancillary Works
$0.8m
Kent Street Weir - Parkland Development
$0.6m
Playground Renewal
$0.5m
Shelley Beach Park Masterplan - Detailed Design
$0.3m
Road Network Improvement
$11.1m
City Centre Development
$9.6m
The Statement of Objects and Reasons for Differential Rates 2022/2023 and Frequently Asked Questions documents are available to download on this page under 'Detailed Information' and also at canning.wa.gov.au/yourrates
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