Robert Hay
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Hi Todd
We haven’t received ours.
As Ken said.
Rob
Hi MO
The process you suggest is probably the way they’ll go. As far as I know there is nothing official and wont be until after the announcement regarding amalgamations is made.
Robert
Hi Trevor
I agree with Susan on the same basis, I believe it satisfies the requirements of 555(1)(e)(I)
Although not exactly the same if you’re looking for some case law Sydney City Council v University of Technology, Sydney (1992) deals with a car park and there’s also City of Newcastle v. Royal Newcastle Hospital with deals with surrounding land.Robert
Hi Tim
Per assessment
RobertHi Tim
My delegation for rates and charges is $100.00
RobertHi Dajana
Section 575
(4) If a person becomes an eligible pensioner after the day on which a rate or charge is made and levied, the person is entitled to a reduction under this section of the rate or charge proportionate to the number of full quarters remaining after the day on which the person becomes an eligible pensioner in the year for which the rate or charge is made.Date of Grant = Levy Date, day on which a rate or charge is made and levied – Full Rebate. For example if you levy on 5/7 everyone with a Date of Grant up to and including 5/07 gets the full rebate.
Date of Grant = 1/10 person entitled to reduction proportionate to number of full quarters remaining “after the day on which the person becomes eligible.” So if Date of Grant is 1/10 the day after is 2/10 number of full quarters remaining 2.
Cheers
RobertHi Amit
The LGA 1993 dictionary describes rural residential as
“rural residential land” means land that:
(a) is the site of a dwelling, and
(b) is not less than 2 hectares and not more than 40 hectares in area, and
(c) is either:
(i) not zoned or otherwise designated for use under an environmental planning instrument, or
(ii) zoned or otherwise designated for use under such an instrument for non-urban purposes, and
(d) does not have a significant and substantial commercial purpose or character.The property as you have described depending on the lep and zoning in (c) would be Rural Residential as per the dictionary definition.
Hope this helps
RobertHi Linda
Have a look under Useful Information. There is a link to a document called Permissible Income 2005 – 2010 compiled by Andrew Butcher. This information will give you a good start.
Hope this helps
RobertHi Melissa
We have more than 10,0000 ratepayers but one of the criteria we used when analysing whether BPay view would be appropriate for us was the percentage of existing payers who used BPay as their preferred method of payment. Over 60% of our payments come in via Bpay so it made it quite an easy decision to go with BPay view. After 11 months we have just under 1,000 people registered.
You should also investigate how your printer/3rd party agency requires BPay view to be administered by you and them.
Remember that BPay view currently does not comply with section 710 of the LGA 1993.
Hope this helps.
Robert
Hi Susan
HERITAGE ACT 1977
125 Making of heritage valuations with other valuations
(2) When a heritage valuation is made of land, there is to be no allowance made or other adjustment of that valuation on account of the effect on value of any factor concerned with the land being listed on the State Heritage Register, other than an allowance or adjustment resulting from the assumptions required by this Division for a heritage valuation.What this means is the section 125 valuation takes the place of the LV for rating purposes.
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RobertHi Amit
Has the bank paid the outstanding rates and charges now that they are in possession?
I cant understand why they would repossess the property and then pass it straight onto Council without getting back what they are owed, unless they are trying to absolve themselves of having to sell the property and pass that responsibility onto Council.
Council would not want the property without clear title and the bank removing the mortgage over the property and vacant possession.
I’m sure there’s more to the story. What kind of property is it? Does it having a dwelling on it?Robert
Hi Emma
Please find below copy of note contained in schedule 1.
Note: Total assessments should approximate (but generally NOT equal) the number of assessments at Schedule 2. Any significant difference should be explained. All valuations included here must be included in Council’s Valuation list on 30 June 2013 or have been provided by the Valuer General’s estimates in Workpaper 1.
You should definitely maintain your number of assessments.Hi Jeanette
I think you have been given the wrong card instead of their PCC that’s why they come up eligible when you do the check.
They must comply with 1(a) or 1(b) on the pensioner application form to be eligible.Robert
Hi Tracey
We have exactly the same issue as Cherie and allow it with great reluctance. On many occasions the monies get transferred into trust as we cannot identify who had made the payment. I’ve investigated a lot of private companies and how they do it. Have a look at Telstra they have a system where the customer generates a remittance advice so they have some way of tracking the payment. Still not a perfect solution where the onus is on the customer to advise you they have made a payment.
Robert
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