Showing posts with label City of Prince Rupert taxation issues. Show all posts
Showing posts with label City of Prince Rupert taxation issues. Show all posts

Saturday, September 1, 2012

Municipal Government -- Taxation Issues



Our quick reference and archive of items on concern from taxpayers over the city's tax rate.

2013

June 6-- The Canadian Taxpayers Federation wants a few receipts  NCR

May 8-- CUPE pushes back at prospect of Civic job cuts in Prince Rupert NCR
May 7-- City Staff provides Council (and the public) with three options to consider on Budget NCR
May 2-- Council takes its budget quandary to the public for one more session NCR
May 1-- City Council hears concerns from public over CityWest NCR

April 30-- Prince Rupert Council Chops Ops Budget
April 29-- Prince Rupert City council cuts $462,000 from operations budget
April 25-- A CityWest surprise? NCR
April 17-- Paging Professor Rodin! NCR
April 17-- Council receives options and commentary from public at Budget sessions NCR
April 17-- Councillor Thorkelson's Boots are made for talking! NCR

March 6-- Prince Rupert's City Council reviews 2013 Budget

February 24-- City Utility Bills start to arrive in Prince Rupert NCR
February 21-- Prince Rupert Mayor provides update on emergency services building
February 20-- Council reverses decision not to fund Snowbirds (Nor View e edition pg 5)
February 20-- Lester Centre and museum seek continued City Funding (Nor View e edition pg 19)
February 20-- BC Ferries to pay $15,780 less in city taxes in 2013 (Nor View e edition pg 20)
February 20-- Taxes, social services, parking discussed (Nor View e edition pg 20)
February 17-- BC Ferries gains 20 percent reduction on Terminal taxation NCR
February 15-- Snowbirds discussion in Stealth mode? NCR
February 13-- Rupert Council budget issues (video)
February 13-- City urging groups to find other funding sources (Northern View e edition page 11)
February 8-- They May Fly, with a little help from you and your friends NCR
February 6-- City hoping to get $30,000 grant to help with chiller (Northern View e edition page 10)


2012

December 17-- City Council kicks the emergency services building debate down the road until March
October 11-- Prince Rupert curling club says taxes will impact ability to operate
September 14-- Golf Course Society set to tee off at council
September 7-- City to roll back tax exemptions for community groups by 40%
July 27-- A taxation tipping point? NCR
July 18-- Pay days are more rewarding in Prince Rupert NCR
July 13-- City of Prince Rupert payroll $5.6 million higher than neighbouring Terrace
June 5-- Prince Rupert council looks at financing options for new emergency service buildings
May 3-- Prince Rupert City Council passes 2012 budget
May 2-- Prince Rupert City Council takes aim at cap on port's property taxes
April 25-- Prince Rupert City council sets 2012 tax increase at 1.5%
April 11-- Facing a deficit, Prince Rupert City Council cuts down on grants to save money
April 4-- Prince Rupert council needs to see fiscal reality
March 16-- The residents are rumbling... NCR
March 13-- Prince Rupert city council outlines schedule for upcoming budget discussions

2011

October 5-- Prince Rupert City Council debates infrastructure and tax increases
June 30-- Prince Rupert City Council debates referendum for borrowing for infrastructure spending