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The District of Squamish Council adopted the Five-Year Financial Plan for 2022 to 2026 on December 21, 2021.
The plan includes an estimated property tax revenue requirement increase of 4.07% in 2022 to fund projects and services required to meet the growth pressures, facility renewal and demand for services that Squamish currently faces.
Council has not set the property tax rates yet. To set property tax rates, Council will consider The BC Assessment property assessment value notices and the percent of non-market change (growth), as that information becomes available. It is expected that the average residential property tax increase will be approximately $91.
The District of Squamish Council adopted the Five-Year Financial Plan for 2022 to 2026 on December 21, 2021.
The plan includes an estimated property tax revenue requirement increase of 4.07% in 2022 to fund projects and services required to meet the growth pressures, facility renewal and demand for services that Squamish currently faces.
Council has not set the property tax rates yet. To set property tax rates, Council will consider The BC Assessment property assessment value notices and the percent of non-market change (growth), as that information becomes available. It is expected that the average residential property tax increase will be approximately $91.
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Use this tool to explore what is proposed in the 2022-26 Financial Plan! Then, jump over to our Discussion Forums or Ideas board to provide any feedback you may have.
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The funding of facilities upgrades and replacements is a significant component of the 2022-26 Financial Plan. Find facts and answers to frequently asked questions regarding the planning for prioritized facilities upgrades.