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Separate Rates: Draft Policy & Operating Guideline
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This consultation has concluded.
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Council recently sought feedback on its Separate Rate Policy to help define Council’s position and to provide clarity and consistency in Council decisions about whether or not to consider any separate rate.
The Separate Rate Operating Guideline is intended to set out the process and what is expected when developing, considering and determining a separate rate proposal, and declaring and managing separate rate funds.
The option to levy separate rates is consistent with Council’s preference for a placemaking approach involving partnerships, co-creation and identifying sustainable funding models that are matched to needs.
Project Information
Read through the documents in the 'Related Documents' section on the right-hand side for background information on this project.
View the FAQs section on the right-hand side for commonly asked questions about this project.
View the News Tab below for the outcome of this project.
Council recently sought feedback on its Separate Rate Policy to help define Council’s position and to provide clarity and consistency in Council decisions about whether or not to consider any separate rate.
The Separate Rate Operating Guideline is intended to set out the process and what is expected when developing, considering and determining a separate rate proposal, and declaring and managing separate rate funds.
The option to levy separate rates is consistent with Council’s preference for a placemaking approach involving partnerships, co-creation and identifying sustainable funding models that are matched to needs.
Project Information
Read through the documents in the 'Related Documents' section on the right-hand side for background information on this project.
View the FAQs section on the right-hand side for commonly asked questions about this project.
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08 Oct 2013
On September 24 Council approved the Separate Rate Policy and noted a final Operating Guideline. Both documents were finalised following public consultation and we thank all of you who took the time to contribute to the consultation.
