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BYLAW OF THE SUMMER VILLAGE OF WEST COVE, IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA, TO AUTHORIZE THE SEVERAL RATES OF TAXATION IMPOSED FOR ALL PURPOSES FOR THE YEAR 2026.
WHEREAS the total requirements of the Summer Village of West Cove in the Province of Alberta as shown in the budget estimates are as follows:
Municipal General302,046.30
Minimum Municipal 81,533.70
Special Tax 42,500.00
Lac Ste. Anne Foundation Requisition 14,450.01
ASFF Residential School Requisition175,215.23
ASFF Non-Residential School Requisition 974.86
Provincial Policing 20,753.00
Designated Industrial Property Tax Requisition 17.14
Total: $ 637,490.24
WHEREAS the total taxable assessment of land, buildings and improvements amounts to:
Assessment Description
Total
RESIDENTIAL VACANT
2,288,260
RESIDENTIAL IMPROVED
63,662,780
NON-RESIDENTIAL (LINEAR)
235,490
MUNICIPAL EXEMPT
1,995,530
Total:
$ 68,182,060
WHEREAS, the estimated municipal expenditures and transfers set out in the budget for the Summer Village of West Cove for 2026 total $494,263.00 and
WHEREAS, the estimated municipal revenues and transfers from all sources other than taxation is estimated at $68,183.00 and $81,533.70 from "Minimum Municipal Tax" and $42,500.00 from "Special Tax" and the balance of $302,046.30 is to be raised by general municipal taxation; and
WHEREAS, the estimated amount to be collected for requisitions total $211,410.24 (School $176,190.09; Senior Foundation $14,450.01; Provincial Policing $20,753.00; Designated Industrial $17.14); and
WHEREAS the rates hereinafter set out are deemed necessary to provide the amounts required for municipal school and other purposes, after making due allowance for the amount of taxes which may reasonably be expected to remain unpaid;
WHEREAS, the Council is authorized to classify assessed property, and to establish different rates of taxation in respect to each class of property, subject to the Municipal Government Act RSA 2000 Chapter M-26 Part 10 Division 2; and
The Municipal Administrator is hereby authorized and required to levy the following rates of taxation on the assessed value of all land, buildings and improvements as shown on the assessment and tax roll:
TAX LEVY ASSESSMENTTAX RATE (in mills)
General Municipal
Residential299,563.72 65,951,040 4.54221400
Non-residential 2,482.58 235,490 10.54221400
TOTAL $302,046.30 66,186,530
TAX LEVY ASSESSMENT TAX RATE (in mills)
Alberta School Foundation Fund
Residential175,215.23 65,951,0402.6567470
Non-residential 974.86 235,4904.1397087
TOTAL $176,190.09 $66,186,530
TAX LEVY ASSESSMENT TAX RATE (in mills)
LSA Seniors Foundation
Residential 14,398.60 65,951,040 0.2183225
Non-residential 51.41 235,490 0.2183225
TOTAL $14,450.51 $66,186,530
Provincial Policing
Residential 20,679.16 65,951,040 0.3135532
Non-residential 73.84 235,490 0.3135532
TOTAL $20,753 $66,186,530
Designated Industrial Property
Non-Residential 17.14 235,490 0.0728
TOTAL $17.14 $235,490
The minimum amount payable as property tax for general municipal purposes shall be:
TAX RATE TAX LEVY
Residential $1,069.00 80,690.09
Non-Residential$1,069.00 843.61
TOTAL $81,533.70
THAT this BYLAW shall come into force and effective for 2026 taxation on the date of the third and final reading.
Read a first time on this 29th day of April, 2026.
Read a second time on this 29th day of April, 2026.
Unanimous Consent to proceed to third reading on this 29th day of April, 2026.
Read a third and final time on this 29th day of April, 2026.
Signed this 29th day of April, 2026.
Mayor, Chris Kelly
Chief Administrative Officer, Wendy Wildman