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MattersFinanceBylaw No. 1795First seen Sep 4, 2018Last discussed Sep 17, 2018

2019 permissive tax exemptions

Adopted

The bylaw grants property-tax exemptions to specified properties for 2019, including three new properties considered in the amendments. Those new exemptions were estimated to reduce potential City tax revenue by $12,686; the applications included the Indigenous Perspectives Society property at 664 Granderson Road.

Where it stands: Tax exemption bylaw amendment adopted Sep 17, 2018.

Governing bylawNo. 1718

City of Langford Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw

The listed lands and improvements were exempt from taxation for 2018 and 2019. The exemption applies only to the properties identified in the bylaw, including properties used by named community, religious, charitable and other organizations.

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Background

Earlier and later steps of the same initiative.

  1. Sep 20, 2021 – Oct 21, 2024

    Permissive tax exemptions

    The bylaw grants property-tax exemptions to qualifying organizations for the 2022 and 2023 tax years. These exemptions reduce the taxes those organizations pay and the city’s resulting tax revenue.

Timeline

Every time this matter appeared in council records, newest first.

  1. September 17, 2018· Council

    Tax exemption bylaw amendment adopted

    Adopted

    Final approval. The bylaw is now in force.

  2. September 4, 2018· Council

    Three readings given to 2019 tax exemption amendment

    Council gave Bylaw No.1795 first, second and third readings to provide permissive tax exemptions for specified properties.

    Decision: Gave first, second and third readings to the permissive tax exemption bylaw.

    Passed

  3. September 4, 2018· Council

    Three readings given to the tax exemption bylaw

    Passed

    Council approved the final wording. Adoption is the last step.