2001/10/01CORPORATE SERVICES COMMITTEE AGENDA
FOURTEENTH MEETING
Monday, October 1, 2001
Committee Room No. 2 - 4:45 p.m.
Minutes of August 13, 2001, Corporate Services Meeting
Reports:
F-200t-60 - Vacant Property Tax Rebates
F-2001-61 - Final Tax Notice Due Dates for Accounts with
Commercial, Industrial and Multi-Residential Assessments
F-200t-62 - Municipal Accounts
3. Newr Business
Staff Contact
Anny Felicetti
Anny Felicetti
Steven Gruninger
4. Adjournment
MINUTES
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
CORPORATE SERVICES COMMITTEE
THIRTEENTH MEETING
MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2001
COMMITTEE ROOM NO. 2 - 5:15 P.M.
PRESENT:
Mayor Wayne Thomson, Aldermen Wayne Campbell, Chair; Kim Craitor,
Shirley Fisher, Gary Hendershot, Carolynn Ioannoni, Victor Pietrangelo,
Norman Puttick, Selina Volpatti and Janice Wing
REGRETS: Aldermen Federow, Feren and Orr
STAFF:
E.P. Lustig, T. Ravenda, J. MacDonald, E. Dujlovic, P. Pingue, A. Kon, W.
Wagg, P. Corfield, T. Smith, S. Gruninger, L. Antonio, J. Daniels
MEDIA:
CKTB Radio Station
Niagara Falls Review
Declarations of Conflict:
Alderman Craitor indicated a pecuniary interest on Report F-2001-55, Cheque Nos. 261469,
M93280, 261240, 261091, 261495, M93286, 261263, 261544, 261415, 261437 and M93293, because
a member of his family is employed by the recipient.
Alderman Wing indicated a pecuniary interest on Report F-2001-55, Cheque Nos. 261485, M93283,
261090, 261239, 261411, 261429, 261093 and 261455 because she is an officer of the organization
involved.
Alderman loannoni indicated a pecuniary interest on Report F-2001-55, Cheque Nos. 261413 and
261074'.
Alderman Volpatti declared a conflict interest with respect to the correspondence on the Club Italia
Dinner Dance and the discussion of water and sewer servicing in the northwest quadrant.
MINUTES
MOVED by Alderman Hendershot, seconded by Alderman Hendershot, that the minutes
of the July 26, 2001, Corporate Services Committee be adopted as recorded.
Motion Carried
REPORTS
L-2001-48 - Body Rub Parlour Enforcement Update
MOVED by Mayor Thomson, seconded by Alderman Hendershot, that Report L-2001-48 -
Body Rub Parlour Enforcement Update be received for information.
Motion Carried
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F-2001-53 - 2001 Financial Update, January 1 to June 30, 2001
MOVED by Mayor Thomson, seconded by Alderman Craitor, that Report F-2001-53 - 2001
Financial Update be received for information.
Motion Carried
F-2001-54 - June 30, 2001 Reserves and Reserve Funds Update
~IOVED by Alderman Fisher, seconded by Alderman Pietrangelo, that Report F-2001-54 -
Reserves and Reserve Funds Update, be received for information.
Motion Carried
F-2001-55 - Municipal Accounts
~klOVED by Mayor Thomson, seconded by Alderman Craitor, that the Municipal Accounts
totalling $18,881,007.45 for the period ending August 13, 2001, be approved.
Motion Carried
Conflict as previousl~ noted for Aldermen Craitor, loannoni and Wing
F-2001-56 - Municipal Performance Measurement Progrom
~IOVED by Mayor Thomson, seconded by Alderman Fisher, that Report F-2001-56 -
Municipal Performance Measurement Program be received for information and that the
information be posted to the City's internet site no later than September 30th.
Motion Carried
]?-2001-57 Property Assessment and Tax Impact
)IIOVED by Alderman Fisher, seconded by Alderman Puttick, that Report F-2001-57 -
Property Assessment and Tax Impact be received for information.
Motion Carried
MOVED by Alderman Volpatti, seconded by Mayor Thomson, that staff prepare a further
.'tnd more detailed report on the property assessment and tax impact.
Motion Carried
CORRESPONDENCE:
MOVED by Alderman Puttick, seconded by Alderman Hendershot, that the City purchase
four tickets for the Club Italia Elimination Draw and Dinner.
Motion Carried
Conflict as previously noted for Alderman Volpatti
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MOVED by Alderman Fisher, seconded by Alderman Hendershot, that the correspondence
from Canadian Outdoor Heritage Alliance be received and filed.
Motion Carried
MOVED by Alderman Puttick, seconded by Alderman Fisher, that the request from
Hannah House for reimbursement of fees be received and filed.
Motion Carried
M'OVED by Alderman Puttick, seconded by Alderman Volpatti, that the request for relief
from fees for the Niagara Training & Employment Centre be received and filed.
Motion Carried
JtIOVED by Mayor Thomson, seconded by Alderman Ioannoni, that a grant in the amount
of $1,000 be provided to Mr. Colin Seymour to assist with expenses for the FISA World
Master Rowing Championships.
Motion Carried
NE W BUSINESS
MOVED by Mayor Thomson, seconded by Alderman Pietrangelo, that Staff prepare a
report regarding the water and sewage servicing in the northwest expansion of the Urban
Area.
Motion Carried
Conflict as previousl~ noted for Alderman Volpatti
]~OVED by Mayor Thomson, seconded by Alderman Pietrangelo, that the Medical Officer
of Health be requested to respond to thc survey re thc urban area quadrant and the
problems that exist.
Motion Carried
Conflict as previouslF noted for Alderman Volpatti
]~[OVED by Alderman Pietrangelo, seconded by Alderman Ioannoni, that a new policy be
implemented whereby Alderman can advise the Finance Department of their request to
attend specific Community Events. The cost of this policy will be evaluated in six months'
time.
Motion Carried
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further meeting, the meeting adjourned at 6:15 p.m.
The Cit , of
Niagara Falls
Corporate Services Department
Finance Division
4310 Queen Street
P.O. Box 1023
Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6X5
web site: www.city.niagarafalls.on.ca
Tel: (905) 356-7521
Fax: (905) 356-0759
E-mail: afelicetti@city.niagarafalls,on.ca
F-2001-60
Ken Burden
Director
October 1, 2001
Alderman Wayne Campbell, Chair
and Members of the Corporate Services Committee
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Re: F-2001-60 -Vacant Property Tax Rebates
RECOMMENDATION:
For the information of the Corporate Services Committee.
BACKGROUND:
The Province has released O. Reg. 325/01 governing property tax rebates for vacant commercial and
industrial buildings under section 442.5 of the Municipal Act. The regulation was filed on August
20, 2001.
Highlights of the regulation:
· to be eligible for a rebate, a building or a portion of a building must be vacant for at least 90
,consecutive days
· seasonal, leased, and vacant land sub-class properties are excluded
· ,deadline to submit applications for a tax year is February 28 of the following year
· the number of applications is limited to two per property per year
· rebate applications must contain name of property owner, municipal address of property, roll
:number of property, dates of vacancy, description of vacant portion of property, and size of
vacant area in square feet
· 'the municipality or MPAC may contact an applicant to request further information to assist in
verifying eligibility or identifying the vacant area
· property owner submits application to the municipality, municipality forwards a copy to MPAC,
MPAC determines the assessed value of the eligible vacant property, MPAC notifies
municipality of the value of the eligible property, municipality calculates rebate and notifies
property owner
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· if the applicant disagrees with the amount of the rebate that is calculated by the municipality,
they can appeal to the Assessment Review Board (ARB) within 120 days after receiving
notification of the rebate amount
· the property owner can also appeal to the ARB and ask the Board to determine the amount of the
rebate entitlement ifa municipality fails to process a rebate application within 120 days
· a person who knowingly makes a false or deceptive statement in an application for a rebate may
be liable, upon conviction, for a fine of double the amount of the rebate that the person sought
to obtain through their false or deceptive statement.
Attached is a copy of the regulation, an information bulletin, and an application form for the Rebate
of Property Taxes for Vacancies in Commercial and Industrial Buildings.
Prepared by:
A. Felicetti
Revenue Supervisor
Approved by:
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T. Ravenda
Executive Director of Corporate Services
Recommended by:
K. E. Burden
Director of Finance
Respectfully submitted by:
Edward P. Lustig
Chief Administrative Officer
The City of
Niagara Falls I1~1~
Corporate Services Department
Finance Division
4310 Queen Street
P.O. Box 1023
Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6X5
web site: www. city.niagarafalls.on.ca
Tel: (905) 356-7521
Fax: (905) 356-0759
E-mail: afelicetti@city.niagarafalls.on.ca
Ken Burden
Director
Property Tax Rebates for
Vacant Commercial and Industrial Buildings
Starting in 2001, property tax relief for vacant commercial and industrial buildings will be provided
to property owners through rebates that are issued by municipalities. This new rebate program is
governed by section 442.5 of the MunicipalAct and Ontario Regulation 325/01.
Attached is an Information Bulletin prepared by the Province of Ontario which describes the types
of properties that are eligible for rebates, the application procedures, the method for calculating
rebates, appeal mechanisms, and key deadlines.
Also attached is the application form. The application form must be completed in full and signed.
Completed applications can be mailed, e-mailed, faxed or delivered to:
City of Niagara Falls
Finance Division
4310 Queen Street
PO Box 1023
Niagara Falls ON L2E 6X5
Fax: (905) 356-0759
E-mail: afelicetti~city.niagarafalls.on.ca
For complete information or for precise interpretation, please refer to section 442.5 of the Municipal
Act and Ontario Regulation 325/01.
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Clerk's · Finance Human Resoumea Information Systems · Legal Planning & Development
Information Bulletin:
Ontario
Property Tax Rebates for
Vacant Commercial and Industrial Buildings
Starting in 2001, property tax relief for vacant commercial and industrial buildings will be provided to
property owners through rebates that are issued by municipalities. This new rebate program is
governed by section 442.5 of the Municipal Act and Ontario Regulation 325/01.
This bulletin describes the types of properties that are eligible for rebates, the application procedures,
the method for calculating rebates, appeal mechanisms, and key deadlines.
To be eligible for a rebate, a building or portion of a building must satisfy the conditions described below.
Buildinos that are Entirely Vacant
A whole commercial or Industrial building will be eligible for a rebate if the entire building was
unused for at least 90 consecutive days.
Buildinos that are Partially Vacant
A suite or unit within a commercial building will be eligible for a rebate if, for at least 90 consecutive
days, it was:
n unused; and
[] clearly delineated or physically separated from the used portions of the building; and
[] either --, capable of being leased for immediate occupation, or
-, not capable of being leased for immediate occupation because it was undergoing or
in need of repairs or renovations or was unfit for occupation.
A portion of an Industrial building will be eligible for a rebate if, for at least 90 consecutive days, it was:
[] unused; and
[] clearly delineated or physically separated from the used portions of the building.
Exclusions
Seasonal Property: Businesses that operate on a seasonal basis are not eligible for a rebate for the
seasons they are closed.
Leased Property: Buildings or portions of buildings that are vacant but are leased to a tenant are not
eligible for a rebate.
Vacant Land Sub-Class: Buildings that are included in a vacant land sub-class (e.g. new buildings that
have never been occupied) are not eligible for a rebate.
Ministry of Finance
August 2001 Page 1 of 4
Property owners (or their authorized representatives) must submit an application to their local
municipality in order to receive a rebate. Application forms may be obtained from local municipal
offices.
Deadline for Submittin(3 AnDlications
The deadline to submit applications for a tax year is February 28 of the following year. (For example,
for the 2001 tax year, the deadline to submit applications is February 28, 2002.)
However, if a property owner receives a notice of omitted assessment from the Municipal Property
Assessment Corporation (MPAC) after a tax year, the deadline to submit an application for a rebate is
90 days after the date of issuance of the notice of omitted assessment.
Number of Aoolications
Property owners may submit a maximum of two applications per property per year. Specifically, they
may' submit either:
[] one application in respect of all vacancies that occurred on a property during the entire tax year;
-- or--
one application in respect of the vacancies that occurred during the first six months of the year and
a second application for vacancies that occurred during the last six months of the year,
Contents of Applications
At a minimum, rebate applications must contain the following information:
[] name of property owner (and name of owner's representative if the application is made by an
authorized agent on behalf of the owner);
[] municipal address of property;
[] roll number of property;
[] dates of vacancy;
[] description of vacant portion of property (suite number and floor number or description of location
within building); and
[] size of vacant area in square feet.
The municipality or MPAC may contact an applicant to request further information to assist in verifying
eligibility or identifying the vacant area.
Processina Applications
Applications will be processed through the following steps:
1. Property owner or authorized representative submits an application to the local municipality.
2. Municipality forwards a copy of the application to MPAC.
3. MPAC determines the assessed value that is attributable to the vacant area.
4. MPAC notifies the municipality of the value of the eligible vacant property.
5. Municipality calculates rebate and notifies property owner. Rebates may be issued as a credit
against an outstanding tax liability or through direct payment to the property owner.
Mlnlelry of Finance
August 2001 Page 2 of 4
Calculation
Rebates will be calculated using the following formula:
value of vacant area (1)
assessed value of
whole property (2)
number of days
taxes levied of vacancy (4)
X on whole property X
for the year (3) total number of
days in year (5)
X 30% or 35% (6) = Rebate
Notes to Calculation Formula:
(1) The assessed value of the vacant area will be determined by MPAC.
(2) The assessed value of the whole property does not include portions of the property that are exempt from taxation
or portions that are in a sub-class for excess land. In a mixed-use property, the assessed value of the property
refers to the value attributable to the portion of the property that is in the same property class as the vacant
portion.
(3) The taxes on the whole properly do not include taxes attributable to portions of a property that are in a sub-class
for excess land. In a mixed-use property, the taxes of the whole property refer to the taxes attributable to the
portion of the property that is in the same property class as the vacant portion.
(4) Number of days of vacancy refers to the number of days that the property met the eligibility criteria within a tax
year.
(5) Total number of days in year will be 365 except in leap years when it will be 366.
(6) The percentage will be 30% for commercial property and 35% for industrial property unless a municipality has
passed a by-law to apply a common percentage to commercial and industrial vacancies between 30-35%.
Sample Calculation:
Key Facts - Hypothetical Commercial Property:
(1) Value of vacant unit = 80,000
(2) Assessment of whole property = 800,000
(3) Taxes on whole property for the year = $40,000
(4) Duration of vacancy = 120 days (in a single tax year that is not a leap year).
80,000 120
X $40,000 X --
800,000 365
X 30% = Rebate of $394.52
Recalculation followina Chan(~e to Assessment or Taxes
After a rebate has been issued, if a property's assessment is subsequently altered through a
reconsideration, an appeal, or an application (under sections 39.1,40 or 46 of the Assessment Act), or
if the taxes of the property are subsequently reduced (under sections 442 or 443 of the MunicipalAct),
the rebate will be recalculated and the municipality will notify the property owner of any consequential
tax adjustments.
Ministry of Finance
August 2001 Page 3 of 4
Property owners who disagree with the amount of the rebate that is calculated by the municipality can
appeal to the Assessment Review Board (ARB) within 120 days after receiving notification of the rebate
amount from the municipality,
As well, if a municipality fails to process a rebate application within 120 days after the deadline for
submitting applications (or within 120 days after the owner has provided all of the information required
in suppod of the application, whichever date is later), the owner may appeal to the ARB to ask the Board
to determine the amount of their rebate entitlement.
Appeals to the ARB must be submitted in writing and must be accompanied by the appropriate fee.
Details about appeal forms and filing fees can be obtained from the ARB at:
Assessment Review Board
250 Yonge Street, 29th Floor
Toronto ON M5B 2L7
Phone: 1-800-263-3237 or (416) 314-6900
Fax: (416) 314-3717
Web Site: http://www.arb.gov.on.ca
A person who knowingly makes a false or deceptive statement in an application for a rebate is liable,
upon conviction, to a fine of double the amount of the rebate that the person sought to obtain through
their false or deceptive statement.
For lhe purpose of verifying a vacancy rebate application, municipalities have been given similar rights
as assessors to request information and obtain access to premises, A fine of $100 per day may be
imposed upon a property owner for failure to comply with a municipality's request for information.
For additional information about the process for submitting rebate applications, timing of payment of
rebates, or calculation of rebates, please contact your local municipal office.
For general information about this rebate program, you may contact the Minist~j of Finance.
Phone: English 1-800-263-7965
Fran(;ais 1-800-668-5821
Teletypewriter (TTY) 1-800-263-7776
Web Site: English http://www.gov.on.ca/FIN/english/ptaxeng.htm
Fran~:ais http://www.gov.on.ca/FIN/french/ptaxfre.htm
Ministry of Finance
Augus~t 2001 Page 4 of 4
N~agara Fag~ IJ~l'
Application for Rebate of Property Taxes
for Vacancies in Commercial and Industrial Buildings
INSTRUCTIONS
following the taxation year to which the applioatlo~ relates.
application is guilty of an offence and, upon conviction, is liable for a fine,
ELIGIBILITY (please chec~ ~ to confirm eligibility.)
Category t - Buildings that are Entirely Vacant
A whole commercial or industrial building will be eligible for a rebate if:
[] tile entire building was unused for at ~east go consecutive days.
PROPERTY INFORMATION
A building or portion of a building will not be eligible for a rebate if:
· it is used for commercial or industrial activity on a seasonal basis;
· dudng the period of vacancy it was subject to a lease, the term of
which had commenced; or
· dudng the period of vacancy it was included in a sub-class for vacant
land.
Note: For complete Information about ellglbility and application
requirements, refer to section 442.5 of the MunicJpalAct and
Ontario Regulation 325/01.
For g~sral informaben about the rebate prcgram, you may refer to
the MInisby of Finance bulletin entitled "Property Tax Rebates for
Vacant Commercial and Industrial Buildings.' This bulletin is
available on the intemet at w~-w. gov. on.ca/FIN.
Mailing Address (Number and Street) Mailing Address (Number and St~ee[)
City/Town/M u r fi ctpedity, etc. Pro~nca i P osL~l Code City/Term/M cmlc~ pa]ity, etc.
( ) )
I certify that the Information contained In all pages of this form and attaoh manta Is true and correct.
Name of Applicant (print) Date
Application for Rebate of Property Taxes Page 2
i De~HptlonofVa.nt~a ~V~ P.l~cancy
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O. Reg. 325/01
Filed on August 20, 2001
ONTARIO REGULATION
made under the
MUNICIPAL ACT
TAX MATTERS - ELIGIBLE PROPERTY UNDER
SECTION 442.5 OF THE ACT
Eligible property
1. (1) A building or structure on property that is classified in one of the commercial
{:lasses or industrial classes is prescribed to be an eligible property for the purposes of
section 442.5 of the Act for a period of time if,
(a) the period of time is at least 90 consecutive days; and
(b) no portion of the building or structure was used at any time in the period of
time.
(2) A portion of a building on property that is classified in one of the commercial
{:lasses is prescribed to be an eligible property under section 442.5 of the Act for a period
of time if the period of time is at least 90 consecutive days and throughout the period of
time,
(a)
the portion of the building was not used and was clearly delineated or
separated by physical barriers from the portion of the building that was used;
and
(b) the portion of the building,
(i) was capable of being leased for immediate occupation,
(ii)
was capable of being leased but not for immediate occupation
because it was in need of or undergoing repairs or renovations or was
under construction, or
(iii) was unfit for occupation.
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(3) A portion of a building on property that is classified in one of the industrial
classes is prescribed to be an eligible property under section 442.5 of the Act for a period
of time if,
(a) the period of time is at least 90 consecutive days; and
(b)
throughout the period of time, the portion of the building was not used and
was clearly delineated or separated by physical barriers from the portion of
the building that was used.
(4) The following rules apply for the purposes of subsections (1), (2) and (3):
A reference to a period of at least 90 consecutive days shall be read as a
reference to a period of at least 89 consecutive days if the period includes all
of February.
2. The following, in the absence of other activity, does not constitute the use of
a building or structure or a portion of a building:
i. Construction, repairs or renovations of the building, structure or
portion of the building.
ii. The heating, cooling, lighting or cleaning of the building, structure or
portion of the building.
iii. The presence of fixtures.
(5) Despite subsections (1), (2) and (3), a building, structure or portion of a building
is not prescribed to be an eligible property under section 442.5 of the Act for a period of
'time if,
(a) it is used for commemial or industrial activity on a seasonal basis;
(b) it is leased to a tenant who is in possession of the leasehold interest
throughout the period of time; or
(c) it is included in a subclass for vacant land under subsection 8 (1) of the
Assessment Act throughout the period of time.
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,~mount of rebate
2. (1) In this section,
"base property" means, in respect of an eligible property for a taxation year, the real
property whose assessment on the roll returned under the Assessment Act for taxation
in the taxation year includes the eligible property, excluding any portion of the real
property,
(a) that is exempt from taxes for municipal and school purposes for the year,
(b) that is not included in the same class of real property for the taxation year
under the Assessment Act as the eligible property, or
(c) that is included in a subclass for excess land under subsection 8 (1) of the
Assessment Act.
(2) The amount of taxes for a taxation year in respect of an eligible property to which
the percentage specified in paragraph 2 or 3 of subsection 442.5 (2) of the Act or referred
to in subsection 442.5 (4) of the Act is to be applied is determined as follows:
1. Take the value of the eligible property for the year as determined by the
assessment corporation.
2. Determine the percentage that the value of the eligible property is of the
assessed value of the base property for the taxation year.
3. Multiply the percentage determined under paragraph 2 by the taxes for
municipal and school purposes for the base property for the taxation year.
4. Determine the percentage that the number of days in the taxation year that the
property was an eligible property is of the total number of days in the year.
5. Multiply the percentage determined under paragraph 4 by the product
determined under paragraph 3.
(3) The amount of the rebate for the proposes of section 442.5 of the Act in respect of
an eligible property is determined by multiplying the amount of taxes determined under
subsection (2) in respect of the eligible property for the year by the percentage set out in
paragraph 2 or 3 of subsection 442.5 (2) of the Act or referred to in subsection 442.5 (4)
of the Act, whichever percentage applies.
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(4) If the period of at least 90 consecutive days during which a property or portion of
a property was an eligible property commences after October 3 in the prior taxation year,
the amount of taxes for the taxation year is determined for the purposes of subsection (2)
by adding the following amounts:
The amount of taxes that would be determined under subsection (2) for the
previous taxation year if the only period in that year during which the
property or portion of the property was an eligible property was the period
after October 3 during which the building or structure or the portion of the
building was an eligible property.
The amount of taxes that would be determined under subsection (2) for the
taxation year in respect of the period in the year during which the building or
structure or the portion of the building was an eligible property.
.Application for rebate
3. (1) An interim application and a final application for a rebate under section 442.5
of the Act in respect of a taxation year must contain the following information:
1. The name of the owner of the eligible property and, if applicable, the name of
the owner's agent.
2. The address of the real property that includes the eligible property, including
the number, street and municipality.
3. The assessment roll number of the mai property that includes the eligible
property for purposes of assessment under the Assessment Act.
The dates in the period covered by the interim or final application during
which the building or structure or the portion of the building was an eligible
property.
5. A description of the eligible property,
i. by suite or unit number and floor number, or
ii.
by a method of describing its location in the building that is sufficient
to identify the eligible property if it cannot be described by suite or
unit number and floor number.
6. The area of the eligible property in square feet.
7. Any additional documentation the municipality or assessment corporation
may request to assist in identifying the eligible property.
(2) The municipality shall forward a copy of each interim and final application to the
assessment corporation for determination of the value of the eligible property.
(3) The assessment corporation shall provide the value of the eligible property to the
municipality as soon as practicable.
(4) The municipality shall calculate the amount of the rebate payable to the owner as
soon as practicable after receiving the determination of the value of the eligible property
:from the assessment corporation.
(5) The municipality may calculate the amount of a rebate based on an estimate of the
amount of taxes for municipal and school purposes in respect of the eligible property and
..subsequently adjust the amount of the rebate when the amount of the taxes is finally
,determined.
Recalculation of rebate
4. (1) The municipality shall recalculate the amount of a rebate in respect of an
.eligible property if the taxes are reduced under section 442 or 443 of the Act or if the
assessment for the property changes as the result of,
(a) a settlement under section 39.1 of the Assessment Act;
(b) an appeal under section 40 of the Assessment Act; or
(c) an application under section 46 of the Assessment Act.
(2) If a municipality pays or credits to an owner a rebate in an amount that is greater
than the amount determined under a recalculation under subsection (1), the municipality
may recover the excess amount.
(3) Ifa municipality pays or credit to an owner a rebate in an amount that is less than
the amount determined under a recalculation under subsection (1), the municipality shall
pay or credit to the owner the additional amount of the rebate as soon as practicable after
the recalculation.
Deadline extension
5. For the purposes of paragraph 5 of subsection 442.5 (2) of the Act, if the
assessment corporation assesses a property during a taxation year under section 33 of the
Assessment Act in respect of either of the two preceding taxation years, the deadline for
making an application under section 442.5 of the Act for that preceding taxation year is
~xtended to the day that is 90 days after the day the assessment is mailed to the owner
~ander section 35 of that Act.
Interest on rebate, 2001
6. (1) This section applies to rebates under section 442.5 of the Act in respect of the
12001 taxation year.
(2) Interest is not payable on the amount of a rebate under an interim application.
(3) Interest is payable under subsection 442.5 (21) of the Act in respect of a rebate
'ander a final application if,
(a) the application is received by the municipality on or before February 28,
2002; and
(b) the municipality fails to pay or credit the owner the amount of the rebate to
which the owner is entitled by the later of,
(i) June 30, 2002, and
(ii) the day that is 120 days after the day the owner provides the
information required under subsection 3 (1).
Interest on rebate, 2002 and later years
7. (1) This section applies to rebates under section 442.5 of the Act in respect of
2002 and subsequent taxation years.
(2) Interest is payable under subsection 442.5 (21) of the Act in respect of a rebate
under an interim application for a taxation year if,
(a) the interim application is received by the municipality by July 31 of the
taxation year to which the rebate relates; and
(b) the municipality fails to pay or credit the owner the amount of the rebate to
which the owner is entitled by the later of,
(i) November 30 of the taxation year to which the rebate relates, and
(ii) the day that is 120 days after the day the owner provides the
information required under subsection 3 (1).
(3) Interest is payable under subsection 442.5 (21) of the Act in respect ora rebate
under a final application for a taxation year if,
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(a)
the final application is received by the municipality by the last day of
February of the year immediately following the taxation year to which the
rebate relates; and
(b) the municipality fails to pay or credit the owner the amount of the rebate to
which the owner is entitled by the later of,
(i) June 30 of the year immediately following the taxation year to which
the rebat~ relates, and
(ii) the day that is 120 days after the day the owner provides the
information required under subsection 3 (1).
][nterest, special cases
8. (1) If the deadline for applying for a rebate in respect of a taxation year is
extended under section 5, interest is payable under subsection 442.5 (21) of the Act in
]respect of the rebate if,
(a) an application for the rebate is received by the municipality before the
deadline; and
(b) the municipality fails to pay or credit the owner the amount of the rebate to
which the owner is entitled by the later of,
(i) the day that is 120 days after the deadline, and
(ii) the day that is 120 days after the day the owner provides the
information required under subsection 3 (1).
(2) If a municipality pays or credits an owner a rebate in an amount that was less than
the amount determined under the recalculation under subsection 4 (1), interest is payable
under subsection 442.5 (21) of the Act on the additional amount of the rebate if the
municipality does not pay or credit the owner the additional amount within 120 days after
receiving notice of the change to the assessment.
Complaint to Board
9. The later date prescribed for the purposes of subsection 442.5 (16) of the Act is the
later of,
(a) the day that is 120 days after the municipality receives the application; and
(b) the day that interest becomes payable on the outstanding rebate.
8
Dated on August 18, 2001.
Original Signed By
JAMES M. FLAHERTY
Minister of Finance
The City of ~l~
Corporate Services Department
Finance Division
4310 Queen Street
P.O. Box 1023
Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6×5
web site: www.city,niagarafalls.on,ca
Tel: (905) 356-7521
Fax: (905) 356-0759
E-mail: afelicetti@city.niagarafalls.on.ca
F-2OOJ-$'I
Ken Burden
Director
October l, 2001
Alderman Wayne Campbell, Chair
and Members of the Corporate Services Committee
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Metnbers:
F-2001-61 - Final Tax Notice Due Dates for Accounts with
Commercial, Industrial, and Multi-Residential Assessments
RECOMMENDATION:
That October 31 be approved as the 2001 Final Due Date for the Commercial, Industrial, and
Multi-Residential Assessment Classes.
BACKGROUND:
When due dates were set for the Residential, Pipeline, Farmland and Managed Forest Assessment
Clm~ses, staff indicated that recommendations for the Final Due Dates for the Commercial, Industrial
and Multi-Residential Assessment Classes would be forthcoming once the capping calculations had
been completed under Bill 140. As these calculations have been received, staff is recommending
a due date of October 31 for these Classes.
A By-laTM, recording this due date by an~ending the 2001 Levying By-law, has been prepared for
Council's adoption.
Prepared by:
A. Felicetti
Revenue Supervisor
Approved by:
T. Ravenda
Executive Director of Corporate Services
Recommended by:
K.E. Burden
Director of Finance
Respectfully submitted:
Edward P. Lustig
Chief Administrative Officer
Working Together to Serve Our Community
Clerk's Finance Human Resources · Infonmation Systems Legal Planning & Development
The City of d~dl~
Corporate Services Department
Finance Division
4310 Queen Street
P.O. Box 1023
Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6X5
web site: www.city.niagarafalls.on.ca
Tel: (905) 356-7521
Fax: (905) 356-2016
E-mail: kburden@city.niagarafalls.on.ca
F-2001-62
Ken Burden
Director
October 1, 2001
Alderman Wayne Campbell, Chair
and Members of the Corporate Services Committee
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Re: F-2001-62 - Municipal Accounts
RECOMMENDATION:
That Council approve the municipal accounts totalling $13,869,465.91 for the period ending October
1,2001.
BACKGROUND:
The accounts have been reviewed by the Director of Finance and the by-law authorizing payment
is listed on tonight's Council agenda.
Recommended by:
K.E. Burden
Director of Finance
Respectfully submitted:
Edward P. Lustig
Chief Administrative Officer
Approved by:
T. Ravenda
Executive Director of Corporate Services
KEB:jd
Clerk's
Working Together to Serve Our Community
Finance · Human Resources Information Systems · Legal
Planning & Development
CITY OF NIAGARA FA~LS
BY-LAW NO. 2001-
A by-law to authorize the payment of $13,869,465.91 for General Purposes.
THE COUNCIL OF TME CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
That the City Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to pay the
following disbursements for the period ending, OCTOBER 1, 2001
CHEQUE
NUMBER PAY TO THE ORDER OF AMOUNT pURPOSE
262282 407 ETR - EXPRESS TOLL ROUTE 19.85
262590 407 ETR - EXPRESS TOLL ROUTE 34.03
262423 407 ETR - EXPRESS TOLL ROUTE 15.84
262298 5'-0 TAXI 235.40
262532 7:28893 ONTARIO LIMITED O/A 39,119.20
262560 876850 ONTARIO LTD 235.44
262344 942352 ONTARIO LIMITED 749.00
262545 AUKER, M 45.00
262449 AOTION CORPORATION 824.06
262172 AFFILIATED CUSTOMS BROKERS LTD 36.08
262469 AIR LIQUIDE CANADA INC 94.47
262589 AIR CARE SERVICES 779.46
262578 ALISON'S SPORTS & AWARDS 267.90
262455 ANELLO JOHN 89.25
262406 ARCHER TRUCK SERVICES LTD 531.30
262222 ARCHIE MCCOY (HAMILTON) LTD 2,446.74
262601 ARMENTI DOMENICO 500.00
262184 AUTOGRAPHIX 11.50
262498 B&B LIFT TRUCK SERVICES 88.76
262452 BACK MOTOR BODIES INC 3,220.00
262575 BARCLAY & TODD'S 153.00
262488 BEATTIES BASICS 3,759.35
262375 BELL MOBILITY PAGING 11.68
262475 BELL CANADA 5,308.23
262330 BELL CANADA 755.55
262310 BELL CANADA 336.59
262538 BELL MOBILITY 256.67
262173 BELL CANADA 1,781.32
262436 BELL CANADA 57.50
262408 BICKLE MAIN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 504.68
262311 BIGGARS KEY SHOP 188.32
262494 BOARD OF MUSEUMS 537.50
262448 BODKIN LEASING 418.93
262265 BOLIBRUCK BOB 459.72
262277 BOLIBRUCK BOB 58.74
262582 RORDEN LADNER GERVAIS LLP 10,834.83
262285 BOYLE TERRY 100.00
262492 BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF NIAGARA 15,991.67
262270 BRINDA, ED 80.47
262473 BRINKS CANADA LTD 823.44
262459 BRZOZOWSKI A 500.00
262573 BUNTIN REID 1,174.34
262403 BUNTIN REID 209.76
262269 BUTERA, CARLO 98.00
262474 BUTTERWORTHS CANADA LTD 167.19
MILEAGE-ENGINEERING
MILEAGE-VARIOUS
MILEAGE-FIRE DEPT
T~ANSPORTATION SERVICES
CONTR. 2001-09 CRACK SEALING
WATER O/P REFUND
BUILDING MAINTENANCE-CITY HALL
TRAVEL ALLOWANCE-OCT/01
WEBSITE MAINT-INFO SYSTEMS
BROKERAGE FEE-MUN WORKS
OXYGEN CYLINDERS-ARENAS
BUILDING MAINTENANCE-ARENAS
PLAQUE-MAYORS
REFUND WATER PAYMENT-FINANCE
AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES-STORES
MANHOLE COVERS-SEWERS
SERVICE DEPOSIT REFUND
SEWER PARTS-CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT REPAIR-ARENAS
VEHICLE MODIFICATION-GARAGE
OFFICE SUPPLIES-VARIOUS
OFFICE EQUIPMENT-PARKS/REC
PAGER RENTAL-SER. CENTRE
TELEPHONE CHARGES-VARIOUS
TELEPHONE CHARGES-VARIOUS
TELEPHONE CHARGES-VARIOUS
CELLULAR CHARGES-VARIOUS
TELEPHONE CHARGES-VARIOUS
TELEPHONE CHARGES-VARIOUS
HARDWARE SUPPLIES-VARIOUS
KEYS & LOCKS-PARKS & REC
GRANT ALLOWANCE-OCT/01
EQUIPMENT LEASE-ARENAS
REIMBURSE PETTY CASH-SEPT/01
MILEAGE-JUL/AUG/01
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES-LEGAL
JANITORIAL SERVICES-FIRE DEPT
GRANT ALLOCATION-OCT/01
REIMBURSEMENT FOR SAFETY SHOES
SECURITY SERVICE-FINANCE
TRAINING FEE-FIRE
OFFICE SUPPLIES-VARIOUS
OFFICE SUPPLIES-VARIOUS
REIMBURSEMENT OF TUITION FEES
BOOK PURCHASE-LEGAL
Page 1 of 8
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C. RUDDELL
C.N. WATSON AND ASSOCIATES LTD
C.R.L. CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION &
C.R.L. CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION &
CALVERT JULIE
CAMPBELL, WAYNE
CANADA LAW BOOK INC
CANADA LAW BOOK INC
CANADIAN LINEN & UNIFORM
CANADIAN LINEN & UNIFORM
CANADIAN PORTABLE SERVICES
CANADIAN NATIONAL
CANADIAN DOOR DOCTOR
CANADIAN LEAK DETECTION
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO
CANADIAN LINEN & UNIFORM
CARRICK MARZENNA
CARSWELL
CEDAR ROOF ONTARIO
CEDAR SPECIALTY SHOPPES
CELLULAR CONCEPTS
CERIDIAN PERFORMANCE PARTNERS
CHALMERS, LINDA
CHARLES JONES INDUSTRIAL LTD.
CHILDS, KATHY
CHIPPAWA AUTOBODY LTD
CIBC MORTGAGE SERVICING CENTRE
CIMCO REFRIGERATION
CIT
CIT
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
CITY OF PETERBOROUGH
CITY TREASURER
CITY TREASURER
CLASS A FIRE & RESCUE
CLAYDON JEFF
COGECO CABLE CANADA INC
COLE'S JEWELLERS
COLISIMO ANTONIETTA
COLLISON LISA
COLOR YOUR WORLD
COMMUNITY HERITAGE ONTARIO
COMPRESSOR SYSTEMS INT
COMPUTER MEDIA GROUP
CONDOTTA CONSTRUCTION LIMITED
CONSOIL QUALITY CONTROL
CONSOIL QUALITY CONTROL
CONSOIL QUALITY CONTROL
COPYMAN PRINT SHOP
CRAWFORD ADJUSTERS CANADA
CRAWFORD ADJUSTERS CANADA
CRAWFORD ADJUSTERS CANADA
CREDIT UNION CENTRAL ONTARIO
CREST HARDWARE
CSDC SYSTEMS INC
CUDNEY, DIANE
CUPE LOCAL 133
CUPE LOCAL 133
CUPE LOCAL 133
CUSTOM CAST SIGNS
112.17
5,037.03
5,992.00
11,347.35
440.48
1,234.94
512.26
115.00
232.67
20.23
1,429.52
3,004.31
402.86
1,203.75
2,872.25
40.46
48.78
94.27
4,526.10
1,811.20
343.85
2,086.50
54.82
72.68
100.36
3,005.62
594.53
1,897.50
300.50
3,182.63
23,598.49
30.00
1,931.00
347.67
1,075.93
114.36
45.75
64.40
1,446.50
200.00
688.05
35.00
470.13
118.97
128,754.36
600.27
360.59
1,065.72
27.60
125.00
375.00
3,675.95
333.00
356.54
3,450.00
228.79
2,201.79
2,302.49
2,193.79
128.05
PETTY CASH REIMBURSEMENT
COMMUNITY CENTRE PROJECT
EQUIPMENT RENTAL-MUN WORKS
EQUIPMENT RENTAL-VARIOUS
REFUND TAX PAYMENT-FINANCE
TRAVEL-AMO-AUG 19-23/01
BOOK PURCHASE-LEGAL
CITATOR SERVICE-VARIOUS
SAFETY MATS-VARIOUS
MATS-VARIOUS
FACILITIES-PARKS/REC
RAILWAY CROSSINGS-MUN WORKS
BUILDING MAINTENANCE-ARENAS
LEAK DETECTION-MUN WORKS
RENTAL FEES-MUN.WORKS
SAFETY MATS-VARIOUS
MILEAGE-JUL-AUG./01
BOOK PURCHASE-LEGAL
BUILDING MAINTENANCE-PARKS/REC
SUPPLIES-PARKS & REC
CELLULAR EQUIPMENT-VARIOUS
CONTRACT SERVICE-H R
WATER PAYMENT REFUND
MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES-STORES
WATER O/P REFUND
AUTO BODY REPAIR-GARAGE
REFUND PAYMENT-FINANCE
BUILDING SUPPLIES-ARENAS
COPIER RENTAL-VARIOUS
COPIER RENTAL-VARIOUS
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
REGISTRATION FEE-BY-LAW SERV.
SEARCH FEES-LEGAL
REIMBURSE PETTY CASH-SEP/01
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT-FIRE
MILEAGE ALLOWANCE-AUG/01
SERVICE-VARIOUS
GIFT BOXES-MAYORS
CEMETERY PLOT SELL-BACK
FUNDING-PARKS/REC
PAINT-PARKS & REC
REGISTRATION FEE-PLANNING
PARTS-FIRE
COMPUTER SUPPLIES-INFO SYSTEMS
WATERMAIN REPLACEMENT
TESTING SERVICES-ENGINEERING
TESTING-MUN WORKS
TESTING-MUN WORKS
OFFICE SUPPLIES-FAIRVIEW
INSURANCE CLAIM-LEGAL DEPT
INSURANCE CLAIMS-LEGAL
INSURANCE CLAIMS-LEGAL
REFUND PAYMENT-FINANCE
HARDWARE SUPPLIES-PARKS & REC
MAINTENANCE FEE-INFO SYSTEMS
WATER PAYMENT REFUND
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
SIGNS-PLANNING
262592
262426
D.J. PENWARDEN APPRAISALS LTD
D'AMARIO TONY
1,412.40
89.47
APPRAISAL FEE-E.SIDE-MONTROSE
MILEAGE ALLOWANCE-SEPT/01
Page 2 of 8
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262278
~ILY COMMERCIAL NEWS
DAIMLER CHRYSLER FINANCIAL
DALMAN WILLIAM & IVY
DARRALL, BOB
DAVID SCHRAM & ASSOCIATES
DAVIDSON, DR. J.P.
DELL COMPUTER CORPORATION
DEMOL'S TIRE SALES & SERVICE
DESCHENES, TAMMY
DIFRANCESCO GINO
DISPUTE SERVICES
DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
DOMINION AUTO BODY
DONALD MARTIN LANDSCPE
DOUGLAS JAMIE
DRAFTCON CONSTRUCTION LTD
DRAKAR ENGINEERING LIMITED
DREW CANADA
DREW CANADA
DUJLOVIC ED
E3 LABORATORIES
EARTH TECH (CANADA) INC.
ELECTRICAL & UTILITIES
ELIA ERMINIO
EMCO LIMITED DISTRIBUTION
EMCO LIMITED DISTRIBUTION
ENBRIDGE
ENBRIDGE
ENBRIDGE
ENSIGN ELECTRONIC
ESTATE OF MARY ADAMS
ETHERINGTON DAVE
FALLS ELECTRIC INC
FALLS ELECTRIC INC
FENCAST INDUSTRIES LTD
FIRESERVICE MANAGEMENT LTD
FIRST NIAGARA INSURANCE
FIRST CHOICE HOME RENOVATIONS
FLEXO PRODUCTS LTD
F'LEXO PRODUCTS LTD
FLEXO PRODUCTS LTD
FOUR POINTS SHERATON
FRANCOTYP-POSTALIA CAN INC
FRANK COWAN COMPANY LIMITED
G.T. FRENCH PAPER LIMITED
G.T. FRENCH PAPER LIMITED
GALE'S GAS BARS LTD
G~LT KNIFE CO LTD
GALT KNIFE CO LTD
GASTALDI HENRY
GAYLOR DOUGLAS
GEORGIAN BAY FIRE & SAFETY LTD
GERRIE ELECTRIC WHOLESALE LTD
GEYER GRACE J
GIURA BROTHERS
GLADDING SALES AGENCY LTD
GLADDING SALES AGENCY LTD
GLADDING SALES AGENCY LTD
GNGH FOUNDATION
GOLIA COLOR CENTRE
GOOD DOUG
440.67
494.50
149.37
130.70
8,082.89
25.00
3,567.30
3,621.73
71.00
500.00
187.25
6,354,337.43
16.88
1,483.33
103.47
500.00
26,192.40
267.50
267.50
64.96
2,592.70
22,870.74
3,050.00
500.00
310.68
12.90
5,833.69
451.27
191.07
256.80
820.00
152.09
109.14
38.52
132.71
288.09
36.72
750.00
386.15
476.06
276.44
586.45
9.78
10,618.13
3,677.96
352.48
476.45
46.00
632.50
60.00
103.85
143.59
1,527.79
31.00
1,171.65
609.90
29.28
405.93
223.20
29.96
335.70
Page 3 of 8
ADVERTISING-MUN WORKS
VEHICLE LEASED
REFUND TAXES-FINANCE
MILEAGE-AUG./01
CONSULTING SERVICES-PARKS
MEDICAL SERVICE-H R
COMPUTER EQUIPMENT-INFO SYSTEM
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS-GARAGE
WATER PAYMENT REFUND
REFUND SERVICE DEPOSIT
PROFESSIONAL SERV-LEGAL
2001 LEVY-3RD INSTALLMENT
GST EXEMPTION-FINANCE
MAPLE STREET PARK LANDSCAPE
MILEAGE ALLOWANCE-AUG/01
REFUND SERVICE DEPOSIT
EQUIPMENT REPAIR-FIRE
WATER TREATMENT-ARENAS
WATER TREATMENT SERVICE
MILEAGE-JUL/AUG/01
WATER TESTING-MUN WORKS
PROFESSIONAL SERV-MUN WORKS
TRAINING SERVICE-PARKS &REC
REFUND SERVICE DEPOSIT
PLUMBING SUPPLIES-STORES
PLUMBING SUPPLIES-STORES
NATURAL GAS CHARGES-VARIOUS
NATURAL GAS CHARGES-VARIOUS
NATURAL GAS CHARGES-VARIOUS
MONITORING-ARENAS
REIMBURSEMENT-CEMETERY PLOT
MILEAGE ALLOWANCE-AUG/01
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS-FAIRVIEW
BUILDING MAINTENANCE-FIRE
HARDWARE SUPPLIES-PARKS &REC
CLOTHING REPAIRS-FIRE
INSURANCE COVERAGE-VARIOUS
REFUND SERVICE DEPOSIT
JANITORIAL SUPPLIES-FIRE
JANITORIAL SUPPLIES-VARIOUS
CLEANING SUPPLIES-STORES
WORKSHOP-BUS DEVEL
EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE-CLERKS
INSURANCE CLAIMS-LEGAL
JANITORIAL SUPPLIES-STORES
JANITORIAL SUPPLIES-STORES
GAS PURCHASE-FIRE
ICE MAINTENANCE-ARENAS
ZAMBONI PARTS-N.F.ARENA
REFUND PAYMENT-MUN WORKS
REFUND WATER PAYMENT-FINANCE
SAFETY EQUIPMENT-FIRE
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES-STORES
REFUND PAYMENT-PARKING
RENOVATIONS-H R
PLUMBING SUPPLIES-STORES
PLUMBING SUPPLIES-VARIOUS
PLUMBING SUPPLIES-STORES
REFUND LICENCE-CLERKS
PAINT-PARKS & REC
MILEAGE ALLOWANCE-JUN-AUG/01
262401
262180
262315
262480
262491
262617
262485
262410
262576
262581
262537
262224
262464
262606
262321
262433
262318
262183
262483
262187
262289
262262
262300
262584
262608
262457
262463
262458
262326
262188
262247
262557
262509
262339
262205
262197
262409
262529
262350
262250
262558
262394
262604
262550
262230
262376
262357
262503
262555
262260
262261
262238
262525
262526
262359
262598
262504
262340
262549
GOOD, DOUGLAS
GPJtYBAR ELECTRIC LTD
G]RAYBAR ELECTRIC LTD
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC LTD
GREATER NIAGARA SENIOR
GREATER NIAGARA GENERAL
GROUND AERIAL MAINTENANCE LTD
GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL INC
GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL INC
GYM-CON LTD.
H&I SERVICES
H&I SERVICES
HALF-WAY SAND PIT LIMITED
HANTZIAGELIS LENA
HARD ROCK PAVING CO.
HAYES WILSON
HECO
HECO
HECO
HENDERSON RECREATION
HENRY, ERIKA
HICKEY NEAL
HICKS MORLEY HAMILTON
HIGGINS, FRANK
HINSPERGER BUCK
HOWARD ROY
HOWLETT ERIC
HUSSEIN PAULA
HY-GRADE PRECAST CONCRETE
HY-GRADE PRECAST CONCRETE
IBARRA, DEXTER
INTEGRATED MUNICIPAL
J P HAMMILL & SON LTD
J. W. IVES ENTERPRISES
J. W. IVES ENTERPRISES
J.J. MACKAy CANADA LTD
~RCK DOW AUTO SUPPLIES LTD.
~RCK'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT
~MES G ARMOUR & CO LTD
~RMIESON, KENNETH
~RNJANIN,MILORAD
JB'S CARPENTRY
JOAN CRAWFORD GRAPHIC DESIGN
JOUPPIEN J.K.
JOUPPIEN J.K.
JOUPPIEN J.K.
K N M NURSERIES
KAN-DU POOLS LTD.
KEDZIERSKI, JOHN
KETCHUM CANADA INC.,
KON, ADELE
KUCHYT, TOM
KUIPERS, JANET
LAFARGE CANADA INC.
LAFARGE CANADA INC.
LAPARMIGIANA RESTAURANT LTD
LATOPLAST LTD.
LATOPLAST LTD.
LE CONSEIL SCOLAIRE DE
150.00
21.06
16.27
205.02
3,333.00
89.40
1,488.37
2,262.61
36.34
914.69
303.95
97.75
3,411.89
74.29
161,199.58
100.00
169.57
13,976.34
1,681.86
7,917.75
96.08
102.00
496.74
60.74
217.25
24.37
267.09
18.94
578.43
1,339.44
89.56
435,361.60
1,177.48
740.30
2,396.81
489.39
76.36
450.00
3,208.50
196.57
39.35
500.00
107.59
2,790.70
2,780.66
8,932.10
1,444.25
2,376.89
207.38
13,375.00
100.03
392.38
89.47
1,402.01
2,082.41
500.00
119.72
62.56
119,890.63
Page 4 of 8
MEAL ALLOWANCE-MUN WORKS
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES-VARIOUS
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES-VARIOUS
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES-VARIOUS
GRANT ALLOCATION-OCT/01
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
LIGHT INSTALLATION-PARK/TRAF
HARDWARE SUPPLIES-STORES
HARDWARE SUPPLIES-STORES
BUILDING MAINTENANCE-ARENAS
COMPUTER SUPPLIES-VARIOUS
CD-ROM DRIVE-FINANCE
SAND & SOIL-PARKS & REC
TRAVEL ALLOWANCE-SEPT/01
ONT POWER GEN-MUN WORKS
REIMBURSEMENT FOR SAFETY SHOES
BUILDING MAINTENANCE-ARENAS
HEATING SYSTEM-STAMFORD ARENA
BUILDING MAINTENANCE-ARENAS
BENCH PURCHASES-OAKES PARK
MILEAGE-AUGUST 31/01
MEAL ALLOWANCE-AUG./01
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE-LEGAL
MILEAGE ALLOWANCE-AUG/01
REIMBURSEMENT OF FUNDS-ARENAS
REFUND WATER PAYMENT-FINANCE
REFUND TAX PAYMENT-FINANCE
REFUND WATER PAYMENT-FINANCE
CATCH BASINS-SEWER
CATCH BASINS-SEWER DEPARTMENT
WATER PAYMENT REFUND
MOUNTAIN ROAD LANDFILL CLOSURE
WORK CLOTHING-STORES
AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES-STORES
AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES-STORES
PARKING EQUIPMENT-PARKING DEPT
AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES-STORES
COUNCIL DINNERS-MAY 14-SEPT10
PAINT-PARKS & REC
WATER PAYMENT REFUND
WATER O/P REFUND
SERVICE DEPOSIT REFUND
DESIGN WORK-MAYORS
RESTORATION SERVICES-FRALICKS
RESTORATION SERVICES-FRALICKS
RESTORATION SERVICES-FRALICKS
SOD-BALMORAL PARK
POOL REPAIRS-
MILEAGE-SEPT./01
FEASIBILITY STUDY-COM.SERVICES
MILEAGE-AUG/01
MILEAGE-AUG./01
MILEAGE-SEPT./01
GRANULAR "A" STONE
GRANULAR "A"STONE
SERVICE DEPOSIT REFUND
SAFETY SUPPLIES-STORES
PROTECTIVE WEAR-STORES
2001 LEVY-THIRD INSTALLMENT
262540
262395
262553
262251
262237
262242
262524
262392
262402
262294
262562
262198
262220
262530
262499
262213
262515
262333
262199
262389
262228
262360
262209
262211
262388
262259
262304
262352
262354
262468
262616
262613
262303
262467
262534
262443
262346
262570
262393
262505
262535
262239
262566
262307
262628
262472
262612
262466
262335
262585
262200
262377
262353
262302
262334
262201
262342
262539
262341
262206
262516
262212
LE CONSEIL SCOLAIRE DE
LEBLANC, CLAUDE
LEDRAY, DR. R. D
LESSARD, MICHAEL
LIGHTFOOT, LORI
LgILJANICH, DEREK
LUNDY'S LANE HISTORICAL MUSEUM
~ACKINNON, DAVE
~AIOLO, FRANK
~AKEPEACE JANICE
~NNELLA, SAM
~NPOWER ONTARIO #T6201
~ARG D HINTON & ASSOC INC
~ARG D HINTON & ASSOC INC
~RINE CLEAN LTD.
~ATTHEWS, CAMERON, HEYWOOD
~TTHEWS, CAMERON, HEYWOOD
MCANDREWS AIR LTD.
MCANDREWS AIR LTD.
MOAP SERVICE CORPORATION
MCDONALD, ROB
MCRAE, MR. LEN
METRO PLUHBING & HEATING
MICROMEDIA LIMITED
MILOVANOVIC, MILOS & MILENA
MINGLE, MARGARET
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE (RETAIL)
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
MISSISSAUGA BUSINESS TIMES
MODERN LANDFILL INC
MOORE, RICK
MUNDY, DONALD & TAMARA
MY COUNTRY DELICATESSEN
N.J. STRANGES DRYWALL &
NESTLE FOODSERVICE SALES
NEUFELD, ROD
NF. FIRE
NF. FIRE
NE. FIRE
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
FIGHTERS
FIGHTERS
FIGHTERS
CREDIT UNION
CREDIT UNION
BLOCK INC
FALLS HUMANE SOCIETY
FALLS HYDRO
HEALTH SYSTEM
FALLS HUMANE SOCIETY
CREDIT UNION
FALLS HYDRO
RENT-ALL SERVICE LTD.
SHEET METAL
CATHOLIC DISTRICT
POLICE SERVICES BOARD
SHEET METAL
SOUND SYSTEMS
SHOPPING NEWS
193,973.79
750.00
35.00
108.40
82.08
5.00
10,484.13
65.00
100.00
346.99
500.00
1,269.44
303.05
695.15
12,321.70
2,443.18
1,035.74
255.73
1,309.12
783.50
142.37
40.00
3,611.88
612.95
271.85
314.14
101.61
8,172.18
19,200.00
103.91
100.06
1,495.98
1,495.98
1,495.98
50,389.25
619.26
854.36
77.61
318.90
320.56
6,660.75
153.41
750.00
2,377.98
2,377.98
2,377.98
15,860.00
15,760.00
510.47
150.00
62,370.55
400.00
1,220.00
15,660.00
4,530.86
299.00
333.50
3,238,939.01
25.00
207.00
288~90
599.20
Page 5 of 8
2001 LEVY THIRD INSTALLMENT
SERVICE DEPOSIT REFUND
FORM FEE
WATER PAYMENT REFUND
MILEAGE-AUG./01
PARKING TICKET REIMBURSEMENT
OCT/01 GRANT ALLOWANCE
SEWER PERMIT REFUND
REIMBURSEMENT FOR SAFETY SHOES
MILEAGE-AUGUST/01
SERVICE DEPOSIT REFUND
TEMPORARY MANPOWER-H.RESOURCES
TITLE SEARCH FEES-LEGAL DEPT
TITLE SEARCH FEE-LEGAL
CONTRACT SERVICES-STREETS
SURVEYING SERVICES-COM.SER
SURVEYING SERVICES-PLANNING
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS-CITY HALL
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS-CITY
TAX O/P REFUND
MILEAGE-AUGUST/01
LIVESTOCK CLAIM-CLERKS
FLOODING RELIEF PROGRAM
CDN. ALMANAC DIRECTORY-CLERKS
TAX O/P REFUND
COMM.HERITAGE ONT. CONFERENCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PST REMITTANCE-AUG./01
MARRIAGE LICENCES-CLERKS
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITANCE-SEPT/01
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT-BUS.DEV.
CONTRACT SERVICES-VARIOUS
REIMBURSEMENT FOR SAFETY SHOES
TAX O/P REFUND
COUNCIL DINNERS
RENOVATIONS-SER.CENTRE
COFFEE AND SUPPLIES-ENG. DEPT
SERVICE DEPOSIT REFUND
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
CONFINEMENT ORDER-
ELECTRICITY CHARGES-VARIOUS
FIRE FIGHTER COURSE-AUG.24/01
CONTRACT SERVICES-STREETS
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
ELECTRICITY & WATER-VARIOUS
EQUIPMENT RENTAL-PARKS
VENT INSTALLATION-STAMFORD
2001 LEVY-THIRD INSTALLMENT
FIRE MONITORING-FIRE DEPT
MATERIALS-CHIPPAWA ARENA
SERVICE CALL-ARENA
PUBLIC ANNOUNCMENTS-VARIOUS
262397
262489
262231
262345
262618
262189
262520
262501
262548
262614
262544
262356
262500
262511
262368
262256
262384
262542
262564
262493
262568
262510
262208
262556
262252
262404
262381
262424
262591
262390
262202
262235
262405
262272
262574
262364
262229
262257
262386
262216
262358
262378
262619
262531
262232
262506
262207
262243
262253
262373
262622
262470
262615
262305
262244
262271
262552
262382
262347
262512
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
N I AGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
NIAGARA
FALLS MINOR PEEWEE
FALLS HYDRO ELECTRIC
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
PENINSULA JANITOR SER.
FALLS PROFESSIONAL
FALLS HYDRO ELECTRIC
FALLS HUMANE SOCIETY
BLOCK INC
FALLS TOURISM
CREDIT UNION
FALLS IGA
FALLS BAR ASSOCIATION
FALLS HYDRO
SHOPPING NEWS
NIAGARA TREE CARE
NOYES,HOWARD
OLD TIMERS HOCKEY
OMERS
ONTARIO MUNICIPAL MANAGEMENT
ONTARIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY
ONTARIO POWER GENERATION INC
ONTARIO MUNICIPAL MANAGEMENT
ONTARIO CLEAN ALL
ORNAMENTAL CONCRETE IND. LTD
OSTRANDER, NANCY
PEC ROOF MAINTENANCE
PENINSULA TOWING & RECOVERY
PENINSULA READY-MIX & SUPPLIES
PENINSULA READY-MIX & SUPPLIES
PENINSULA FLOORING LTD
PENINSULA COMMUNICATION
PENINSULA TOWING & RECOVERY
PERFECTION PLUS INC
PERFECTION PLUS INC
PERFECTION PLUS INC
PIGEON, ROGER
PINGUE, PAUL
POWELL, WILLIAM
POWELL, WAYNE
PRAXAIR
PRAXAIR
PRECISE B/I SYSTEMS LIMITED
PROJECT SHARE
PROVINCIAL MAINTENANCE
PUMP IT UP CONCRETE RAISING
PUROLATOR COURIER
PUROLATOR COURIER
QS2
QUINTON, JEFFERY JAMES
RAMCO
RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA
RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA
REECE, CARLA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAG
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF
RICOH CANADA INC.,
RIDGEMOUNT QUARRIES LIMITED
RIGG MOONEY MONUMENTS
120.00
481.50
150.00
321.00
3,715.74
5,603.39
26,083.34
42.31
70,000.00
442.58
34.62
400.00
10,736.65
1,231.25
160.50
97.90
250.00
10,722.29
149.00
52.10
3,508.34
45.00
342.40
38.53
448.15
439.87
133.75
1,876.64
915.74
14,434.30
269.56
48.15
422.65
460.10
1,284.00
271.11
17.50
127.83
23.22
265.36
19.61
1,397.25
5,708.33
50,058.01
13,776.25
70.67
36.25
440.49
249.29
143.75
136,486.27
129,285.64
863.89
133,302.28
97.25
2,404.60
1,410,229.71
9,329.95
2,244.37
46.00
Page 6 of 8
ADVERTISEMENT-MAYOR'S
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE-FINANCE
HEALTH SERVICES-H.RESOURCES
WINDOW CLEANING-FIRE DEPT
PAYROLL REMITTANCES-LTD
HYDRO PAYMENTS REIMBURSEMENT
OCT/01 CONTRACT SERVICES
FINE PIT SAND-SEWERS DEPT
OCT/01 GRANT ALLOWANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
CANADA DAY MEETING
MEMBERSHIP FEES-LEGAL DEPT
ELECTRICITY & WATER-VARIOUS
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS-VARIOUS
TREE CARE SUPPLIES-PARKS
WATER PAYMENT REFUND
GOLF TOURNAMENT ADVERTISEMENT
NOV. PREMIUMS
REGISTRATION FEES-H.RESOURCES
MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL PARKS
SEWER REBATE-RIVER ROAD
PROCESSING FEE-FAIRVIEW
CARPET CLEANING-CITY HALL
PATIO STONES--SEWER DEPT
WATER ACCOUNT REFUND
ROOF REPAIRS-FIREHALL THEATRE
TOWING CHARGES-ARENA
READY MIX CONCRETE
READY MIX CONCRETE
FLOORING INSTALLATION-COR.CTRH
SECURITY SYSTEMS-N.F.ARENA
TOWING CHARGES-CHIPPAWA ARENA
CLEANING SERVICES-FIRE DEPT
CLEANING SERVICES-PARKS
CLEANING SERVICES-SR.CITIZEN
INVESTIGATION COURSE-FIRE DEPT
MILEAGE-AUGUST/01
WATER PAYMENT REFUND
WATER O/P REFUND
CYLINDER RENTAL-VARIOUS
CYLINDER RENTAL-FIRE DEPT
CONTRACT SERVICES-PARKING
OCT/O1 GIKANT ALLOWANCE
CONT.2001-06 PAVEMENT MARKINGS
REPAIRS TO SIDEWALKS-VARIOUS
COURIER CHARGES-VARIOUS
COURIER CHARGES-VARIOUS
BALL HATS-N.F. ARENA
WATER PAYMENT REFUND
RECREATIONAL WEAR-PARKS & REC
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
GARNISHEE
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
MILEAGE-AUG./01
SIGN PURCHASE-PARKING
SEWAGE FLOW CHARGES-JUL/01
SCANNER-INFO.SYSTEM
GRANULAR "A" STONE
GLASS REPLACEMENT-FAIRVIEW
262445
262507
262268
262559
262240
262514
262263
262513
262623
262624
262571
262625
262569
262362
262387
262225
262579
262275
262361
262547
262444
262236
262274
262363
262567
262234
262336
262497
262385
262502
262595
262227
262226
262626
262371
262554
262565
262391
262369
262432
262599
262479
262327
262477
262190
262176
262380
262374
262496
262372
262536
262543
262546
262308
262629
262533
262365
262218
262561
262319
ROAD SHOP
ROBERT M. MARTIN ENGINEERING
RODGERS, D.
RONALD J. PENFOUND,
ROSS, PATRICIA
SACCO CONSTRUCTION
SCARINGI, VITO
SCHLUMBERGER CANADA LIMITED
SCOTIABANK RSP MUTUAL FUNDS
SCOTIABANK MUTUAL FUNDS
SCOTIABANK
SCOTIABANK RSP
SEKULIC, JOHN
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
SIDER, DARYL FREDERICK
SIEMENS BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES
SIGNATURE SIGNS
SIGNATURE SIGNS
SMITH, MR. TOM
SMITH, DARRELL
SOMERVILLE LANDSCAPING INC
SOUTH CENTRAL ONTARIO
SPEARE SEEDS
SPOTLIGHT SIGNS
ST. PATRICK CHURCH
ST. LAURENT, DONNA
STAMFORD HOME HARDWARE
STAMFORD CENTRE VOLUNTEER
STAMFORD UNITED CHURCH
STANDARD, THE
STEPHEN HAMILTON
STREAMLINE
STUBBINS, SHANE
SUNLIFE
SUPRA KEY CONTROL LTD
SUPREMEX INC.,
SYNES, JACK
TABAKA, RICHARD K
IALK WIRELESS INC
TELUS MOBILITY
TELUS NATIONAL SYSTEMS INC
THE DRAWING CENTRE
THE COMMISSIONAIRES
THE CAMERA PLACE FOTO SOURCE
THE COMMISSIONAIRES
THE CAMERA PLACE POTO SOURCE
THOROLD LUMBER
TORONTO SALT & CHEMICALS
TOTTEN SIMS HUBICKI ASSOCIATES
TOUCHSTONE SITE CONTRACTORS
TRIBUNE, THE
TRIMAC
UNIFORM GROUP INC., THE
UNITED WAY
UNITED WAY
UNUM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
UPPER CANADA SPRINGS INC
UPPER CANADA CONSULTANTS
%~CCARO, FRED
%~LLEN SAFETY SUPPLY COMPANY
1,509.46
18,232.60
100.00
776.82
182.00
29,663.63
218.23
56,179.21
552.00
440.00
93,069.95
1,450.96
100.00
305.03
349.18
213.47
908.50
101.21
150.00
133.43
2,345.44
70.00
773.38
133.75
2,122.25
150.00
312.69
15,200.00
62.70
1,142.76
89.86
166.75
136.92
182,042.56
691.97
140.30
256.21
5.00
804.09
883.21
1,485.80
236.04
1,793.84
11.49
14,111.84
18.38
713.40
1,343.73
24,947.72
1,284.00
917.89
123.95
823.17
1,510.50
1,200.00
1,054.29
28.00
2,134.65
2,328.87
690.00
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ASPHALT MATERIALS
BUTTREY WATERMAIN REPLACEMENT
REIMBURSEMENT FOR SAFETY SHOES
LEGAL SERVICES-LEGAL DEPT
WATER PAYMENT REFUND
2001-02 SIDEWALK & CONCRETE
MILEAGE-AUGUST/01
WATER METER INSTALLATIONS
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PURCHASE CARD PAYMENT
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
REIMBURSEMENT FOR SAFETY SHOES
PAINT SUPPLIES-STORES
TAX O/P REFUND
SERVICE CALL-BUILDING DEPT
SIGN FOR COMMUNITY CENTRE
SCORE CLOCK INSPECTION-ARENA
LIVESTOCK CLAIM-CLERKS
MILEAGE-AUGUST/01
LAWN MAINTENANCE -H.SOCIETY
MEMBERSHIP FEES-ENGINEERING
TDRF MIXTURE-FAIRVIEW
MILLENNIUM TRAIL SIGN-PARKS
WATER O/P REFUND
TUITION FEE REIMBURSEMENT
HARDWARE SUPPLIES-STORES
GRANT ALLOCATION
WATER O/P REFUND
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS-LEGAL
MILEAGE ALLOWANCE-JULY/AUG/01
ZAMBONI REPAIRS
MILEAGE-AUG./01
AUG. 2001 PREMIUMS
SECURITY KEY BOXES-FIRE DEPT
OFFICE SUPPLIES-CLERKS
SEWER CLEANING-SEWER DEPT
REIMBURSEMENT
EQUIPMENT REPAIRS-FIRE DEPT
CELLULAR EQUIPMENT-VARIOUS
TELEPHONE SYSTEM-CITY
CARTRIDGES-PLANNING
COMMISSIONAIRE SERV.-VARIOUS
PHOTOGRAPHY SUPPLIES-VARIOUS
COMMISSIONAIRE SERVICE-VARIOUS
PHOTOGRAPHY SUPPLIES-VARIOUS
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS-FRALICK
ATHLETIC FIELD TALC-PARKS
CONSULTING SERVICES-ENGINEERING
BENCH INSTALLATIONS-PARKS
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS-PLANNING
FUEL-FIRE DEPT
UNIFORM APPAREL-FIRE DEPT
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
AUG. 2001 PREMIUMS
BOTTLED WATER-H.RESOURCES
CONSULTING SERVICES-MUN.WKS
BUILDING PERMIT REPUND
PROTECTIVE WEAR-STORES
262484
262349
262399
262338
262214
262519
262258
262254
262563
262523
262241
262521
262337
262366
262508
262343
262203
262621
262517
262204
262630
~RLLEN SAFETY SUPPLY COMPANY
VINELAND QUARRIES
WAGG, E.
~ALKER BROTHERS QUARRIES LTD.
~AYNE THOMSON
WAYNE THOMSON
WEBB, LINDA
WEBER'S FABRICATING LTD
WEISE, DEREK
WILLOUGHBY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
WILSON, DEBRA
WOMEN'S PLACE OF SOUTH
WORK WEAR (HAMILTON)
WRIGHT FUELS INC.
WSIB
WSIB
XEROX CANADA LTD.
YMCA
YMCA
YOUNG SOD FARMS LTD.
YWCA
74
253
.75
.97
216.28
2,123.22
72.00
1,019.00
142.03
657.75
294.25
3,375.10
216.45
1,500.00
67.39
11,430.40
12,919.88
20,770.45
2,415.00
488.79
7,500.00
92.92
7,083.34
EQUIPMENT REPAIRS-FIRE DEPT
GRANULAR "A" STONE
MILEAGE-AUG./01
GRANULAR "A" STONE
CONTINGENCY RETRO JULY-SEPT/2001
CONTINGENCY OCT/2001
WATER PAYMENT REFUND
VEHICLE PARTS-FIRE DEPT
SEWER CLEANING-SEWER DEPT
OCT/01 GRANT ALLOWANCE
WATER PAYMENT REFUND
OCT/01 GRANT ALLOWANCE
CLEANING SUPPLIES-PRINT SHOP
FUEL-STORES
PAYMENTS TO SEPT.17/01
PAYMENTS TO SEPT.10/01
CONTRACT SERVICES-PRINT SHOP
PAYROLL REMITTANCES
GRANT ALLOCATION OCT./01
SOD-WATER DEPT
OCT/01 GRANT ALLOWANCE
TOTAL
$13,869,465.91
PASSED THIS
DAY OF
, 2001.
E. C. WAGG,
FIRST READING:
SECOND READING:
THIRD READING:
CITY CLERK
· 2001.
· 2001.
· 2001.
WAYNE THOMSON, MAYOR
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