BYLAW - To Levy the Taxes for the Year 1959 - 19590309 - 139859BY-LAW NO. /::Jff
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of the Corporation of the Town of Aurora
BEING A BY-LAW TO LEVY THE TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1959 AND TO PROVIDE FOR
THE COLLECTION THEREOF.
WHEREAS the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Town
of Aurora has considered the estimates of the municipality and of
the Boards and Commissions and deems it expedient that the sum of
$464,462.00~e raised for the lawful purposes of the Corporation for
the year 1959.
AND WHEREAS there is required to be raised for special purposes
the sum of $10,853.00 for the sewerage and other debentures under the
Local Improvement Act.
AND WHEREAS the total assessable property within the
Corpoaation is as follows: Land $2,006,757.00
Buildings $5,773,909.00 Business $1,033,364.00
AND WHEREAS the amount of assessment entitled to benefit from
The Unconditioal Grants in accordance with the provisions of
Sections 308 and 311 of The Municipal Act is $5,147,242.00,
AND WHEREAS the amount of Assessment Not Entitled to benefit
from the Unconditional Grants in accordance with the provisions of
Sections 308 and 311 of The Municipal Act is $3,666,788.00.
AND WHEREAS the amount of the Unconditional Grants is
$13,596.00 which is the equivalent of 2,6414 mills on the Assessment
entitled to benefit.
THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AURORA
ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That there shall be levied and collected upon the rateable
property of the municipality the following rates:
Town Current Expenditure
County Rates [J Debt charges excluding Public School
High School
Public School-
Maintenance and George St. School
debt charges •.
Wells St. School debt charges
Separate School -
Maintenance
Levy
157,010.
43,933.
68,066.
58,073.
110,645.
22,540.
3,485.
Mill
Rate
17.8136
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4.9844
7.7224
6.5887
12.9485
2,6378
12.9485
37.1091
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Wells St. School debt charges 710.
464,462.
Industrial and Commercial Rate
Provincial Grant applicable to Residential
and Agricultural Property only ($13,596.)
Residential and Agricultural rate
Mill
Rate
2.6378
52.6954
2.6414
50.0540
2. That the said Public School rates shall be struck, rated,
levied and collected upon the land, buildings and business assessment~
assessed in the name of those designated in the Collector's Roll as )
Public School supporters.
3. That the said Separate School rates shall be struck, rated,
levied and collected upon the land, buildings and business assessment,
assessed in the name of those designated in the Collector's Roll
as Separate Schoibl supporters.
4. There shall be struck, rated, levied and collected, a
further special rate per foot frontage to raise the sum of $10,853.00
to cover the ratepayers' share of the cost of the Corporations
sewerage system, such rate to be in accordance with the rates and
against the properties decided by the Court of Revision held for
such purposes and the Collector's Roll shall provide accordingly.
5. One third of the said rates shall become due and be paid
on or before the 15th day of May, 1959, one third shall become due
31st day of July, 1959, and one third ;Jflltf-and be paid on or before the
,_ shall become due and be paid onc>or before the 31st day of October, 1959.
6. The Treasurer is hereby authorized to receive en account
of the said rates, payments in advance of the days fixed for the
payment of any of the three instalments thereon and that there
shall be allowed a discount on the whole or any portion of the
(0 '' first instalment of taxes so paid in advance of the 15th day
[_, of May, 1959, one half of one percentum and that there shall
be allowed a discount on the whole or any portion of the second
instalment of taxes so paid in advance of the 31st day of May, 1959,
one and one half percentum; of the 30th day of June, 1959, one
percentum; of the 31st day of July, 1959, one half of one percentum;
and that there shall be allowed a discount on the whole or any portion
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of the third instalment of taxes so paid in advance of the 31st
day qf August, 1959, one and one half percentum; of the 30th day of
September, 1959, one percentum; and of the 31st day of October, 1959
one half of one percentum.
7. That there be imposed,
of one-half of one percentum for
the taxes or any portion thereof
as a penalty, a percentage charge
non-payment of any instalment of ~~
on the first day of default and
on the first day of each month thereafter in which default continues,
but not after the 31st day of December, 1959.
8. That the statutory penalty and interest shall be charged
on all of the rates not paid on the 31st day of December, 1959, and .fd
such penalty and interest shall be levied and collected by the "t#i ,
Collector or Treasurer as if the same has been originally imposed
and formed part of the said rate.
9. The Clerk shall prepare and deliver the Collector's Roll
to the Collector on or before the 31st day of March, 1959. "~~
mail t>v cause J/Jv 10. That the Collector is hereby authorized to
to be mailed the notices provided for by Section 109 of the Assessment
Act to the addresses of the residences or places of business of the~
persons to whom such notices are required to be given.
11. That the Collector shall, if any instalment of taxes
remains unpaid for more than fourteen days from the date provided for
payment thereof, forthwith proceed to collect by distress or other~1f~
wise, under the provisions of the Statute in that behalf, all such
taxes, so in default, together with the percentage thereon imposed
for a default.
12. That the Collector shall return to the Treasurer on or
before the 28th day of February, 1960, amd furnish the Treasurer
thereupon, all such statement of taxes unpaid and otherwise as
are required by the Assessment Act.
READ A FIRST AND A SECOND TIME THIS
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READ A THIRD TIME AND ;{NALLY PASSED THIS , 1959.