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HALDIMAND COUNTY 2017 Tax Supported Operating Budget Committee of the Whole March 7, 2017 Council Approved Budget Guidelines When establishing/approving the annual budget guidelines, a four year projection (2015 to 2018) was provided to


  1. HALDIMAND COUNTY 2017 Tax Supported Operating Budget Committee of the Whole March 7, 2017

  2. Council Approved Budget Guidelines  When establishing/approving the annual budget guidelines, a four year projection (2015 to 2018) was provided to understand future budget pressures. 2017 guidelines were approved as highlighted below: Total Residential Property Tax Impact of 2.50% (would require some  mitigation based on known drivers) Use of “assessment growth” and “education room” to offset total tax  impacts New Initiatives for new/enhanced services would only be considered  during the budget review if the net levy impact can be mitigated on a consolidated, corporate wide basis. Funding for Council approved New Initiatives would be considered above and beyond the base budget requirements. Separate report was presented to Council to review and approve Fees  and Charges (October 2016) 2017 Draft Budget

  3. “Unbudgeted Expenditures”  Municipal Act provides ability to not budget for specific expenditures:  Amortization of Capital Assets:  No specific costs related to annual amortization of County’s assets; does include “contributions” to Capital replacement Reserves  County has a multi-year financing plan to address potential funding shortfalls  Post Employment Benefits:  Includes WSIB, sick leave payouts and benefit payouts after active employment  The County has sufficient budget to accommodate current required sick leave and benefit payouts (actuarial liability indicates shortfall); draft budget includes increased WSIB contributions to address estimated shortfall  Solid Waste Landfill Closure and Post-Closure Costs:  Includes PV of future costs to maintain landfill sites  Capital and Operating post closure costs have been included in the 2017 budget based on projected annualized costs 2017 Draft Budget

  4. Major Drivers 2017 2017 Levy Impact Increase/(Decrease) $ % Municipal Levy (prior year) 59,616,750 Major Drivers: Base budget adjustments – controllable: -WSIB Self-insurance increase for PTSD claims & VFF presumptive liability 273,430 0.46% -Solid Waste Operations – reduced non-residential waste 305,400 0.51% -Other controllable base cost adjustments 426,430 0.72% Total Base budget adjustments – controllable 1,005,260 1.69% Base budget adjustments – uncontrollable 157,920 0.26% Streetlight Conversion to LED – annualized operational savings (313,100) (0.53%) Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund unconditional grant increase (151,400) (0.26%) Social Assistance Provincial Uploading Net of Caseload #/$ Increase (complete by 2018) (109,500) (0.18%) Capital Levy Increase 596,170 1.00% Council approved staffing adjustments – temp. FTE and/or market wage adjustments 118,380 0.20% Net impact of other Council approved initiatives (pre-2017 budget approval) (160,970) (0.27%) New/Enhanced Service Initiatives 200,940 0.34% Municipal Levy Increase 1,343,700 2.25% Mitigation Measures: Phase out Haldimand Hydro Dividend Impact from 2015 500,000 0.84% OPG Taxation – 3 year phase-in of reduced revenue 293,000 0.49% Revised Municipal Levy Increase 2,136,700 3.58% Draft Municipal Levy 61,753,450 Less: Estimated Assessment Growth (0.90%) Less: Estimated Education Tax Room (0.50%) Total Estimated Residential Tax Rate Impact 2.18% 2017 Draft Budget

  5. Assessment & Tax Impacts Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 Avg. Tax Impact 2.95 2.79 2.20 2.18 2.53 (%) Assessment 1.26 0.74 1.12 0.91 1.01 Growth ($) Education Tax Room 0.88 0.80 0.44 0.50 0.66 (%) 2017 Draft Budget

  6. Impact on Average Residential Home 2016 2017 PRO ROPE PERT RTY TAXE XES S $3,08 ,082 PRO ROPE PERT RTY TAXE XES S $3,150 ,150 ASSE SESSE SED VALUE $241,100 ASSE SESSE SED VALUE $245,90 ,900 INCREASE $67 OR 2.18% (APPROX. $5.60/MONTH) 2017 Draft Budget

  7. Other Factors Impacting Property Taxes  Impacts on Property Taxes:  Assessment changes/shifts  Municipal Levy Requirements  Education Tax Rates  Tax Policy Decisions  Tax Ratios – levy restrictions on multi-residential properties  Municipal flexibility over Vacant Unit Rebate program and reductions for vacant sub-classes  Amendments to collectors role (i.e. assessment changes) 2017 Draft Budget

  8. Average Residential Tax Bill - Allocation by Services Based on 2017 Draft Tax-Supported Operating Budget 21.1% Capital Levy 14.6% Roads Maintenance & Winter Control 14.3% Education Property Taxes 8.9% Police 6.8% Governance/Corporate Support/Financing 5.7% Fire 5.3% Facilities and Parks Operations 5.2% Garbage & Recycling 3.2% Ambulance 2.0% Grandview Lodge 1.6% Libraries 1.5% Uncontrollable Social Assistance & Child Care 1.4% Social Housing Controllable 1.2% Tourism & Economic Development 1.2% Planning & Development 1.1% Public Health Services 1.1% By-law, Animal Control & Crossing Guards 1.1% Roads Engineering & Construction 0.8% Municipal Property Assessment Corp. 0.7% Conservation Authorities 0.5% Community Development & Partnerships 0.4% Heritage & Culture 0.3% Municipal Drains & Storm Sewers $0 $50 $100 $150 $200 $250 $300 $350 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 $650 $700 2017 Draft Budget

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