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Rate Rebates
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Services Rate Rebates Some people and/or organisations may be eligible for a rate rebate under the Local Goverment Act section 159 This includes: Community groups Health care organisations
19 02 2018 agenda and reports works and services committee
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of charge, for one 2.1m x 1.5m x 2.0m metre trailer load per year. This can provide for up to 6 cubic metres of waste. or; 3.5.2 A suburb by suburb home collection service. Residents can book one (1
Council Plans and Registers
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Fees and Charges Fees and charges can be updated throughout the financial year and therefore should be reviewed periodically. Gifts and Benefits Register Gifts and Benefits Register for elected
Faqs for eservices arrangements
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for council rates can be entered into online at eServices online. Q A Am I required to be a registered customer of eServices to enter into an eServices Arrangement to Pay Agreement? Yes, customers will need
Understanding 2024 2025 Property Values
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of the property market which effects your rates and taxes for the 2024-2025 Financial Year This fact sheet provides insight of the 2023 property market, FAQ’s associated with 2024-2025 valuations
19042022 Minutes Finance and Corporate Services Committee
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Hood That Council: 1. Notes the report. CARRIED For Decision 2.1.1 Public Awareness - Rates Notice Information Moved Mayor G Aldridge Seconded Cr S Ouk That Council: 1. Notes that Administration
22 01 2018 agenda and reports resources and governance committeee
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Members' Forum 2. Council Members' Forum Program 3. LGA Rate Capping Campaign 1. BACKGROUND 1.1 The Elected Member Training and Development Policy sets out requirements for reports to be presented
16 04 2018 minutes budget and finance committee
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Term Financial Plan be set with an ongoing rate increase of CPI+0.6% for years two to ten, noting that year one is to be set at the level determined through the consideration of Item 6.4.3 Rating
COVID Safe Plan Ingle Farm Library
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area, or near your entrance. When choosing the best place, please make sure you do not create bottlenecks/queues. You as the business owner/operator or person in charge of your activity are legally
COVID Safe Plan Salisbury Community Hub
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, in a central area, near a service area, or near your entrance. When choosing the best place, please make sure you do not create bottlenecks/queues. You as the business owner/operator or person in charge
COVID Safe Plan Salisbury Community Hub Library
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, in a central area, near a service area, or near your entrance. When choosing the best place, please make sure you do not create bottlenecks/queues. You as the business owner/operator or person in charge of your
COVID Safe Plan Twelve25 Youth Enterprise Centre
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your entrance. When choosing the best place, please make sure you do not create bottlenecks/queues. You as the business owner/operator or person in charge of your activity are legally required to make
COVID Safe Plan Mawson Lakes Library
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a service area, or near your entrance. When choosing the best place, please make sure you do not create bottlenecks/queues. You as the business owner/operator or person in charge of your activity
COVID Safe Plan Para Hills Library
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a service area, or near your entrance. When choosing the best place, please make sure you do not create bottlenecks/queues. You as the business owner/operator or person in charge of your activity are legally
COVID Safe Plan Salisbury West Library
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area, near a service area, or near your entrance. When choosing the best place, please make sure you do not create bottlenecks/queues. You as the business owner/operator or person in charge of your
20062022 Minutes Urban Services Committee
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, a person must not without the permission of the Council, consume, carry or be in possession or in charge of any liquor on Local Government Land comprising parks or reserves to which the Council has
2019 minutes audit committee 4236804
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: a) Recognising that the City of Salisbury is in a strong financial position, the rate scenario that enables Council to operate within Council endorsed targeted ranges for long term financial
Annual Report 2010-2011
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promotions and collection programs with a high degree of emphasis on recycling. We have one of the highest recycling rates of any other metropolitan Council - approximately 8.6kg per household per