MattersFinanceBYLAW 1866First seen Sep 16, 2019Last discussed Oct 21, 2019
Rugby Canada training centre tax exemption
AdoptedThe Rugby Canada athletic training centre at 3019 Glen Lake Road received a permissive property-tax exemption for 2020–2029. The exemption supports use of the site as a public athletic facility while reducing property-tax revenue from it.
Where it stands: Tax-exemption bylaw adopted Oct 21, 2019.
Location
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Background
Earlier and later steps of the same initiative.
Jul 18, 2016 – Aug 15, 2016
3019 Glen Lake Road setback variance
A Rugby Canada training facility at 3019 Glen Lake Road received permission for reduced front, side and rear setbacks. The changes allow the facility to fit on the property.
Sep 19, 2016
Rugby Canada training facility contractor
A two-storey Rugby Canada training facility at 3019 Glen Lake Road is intended for Rugby Canada and local organizations. The City, Rugby Canada and the project architect were to select the general contractor, with pre-approval intended to keep construction on schedule if the cost stayed within budget.
Feb 19, 2018
Rugby Canada training centre agreements
The agreements support Rugby Canada’s National Training Centre at or near 3019 Glen Lake Road. The City contributes $1.5 million toward construction, lends Rugby Canada $1 million repayable within two years, and leases the facility for 15 years at $100,000 annual base rent.
Timeline
Every time this matter appeared in council records, newest first.
2020–2029 exemption approved for Rugby Canada training centre
Council approved the 2020-2029 permissive tax exemption for the Rugby Canada training centre at 3019 Glen Lake Rd and moved to give Bylaw No. 1866 first three readings.
Decision: Approved 2020–2029 tax exemption for 3019 Glen Lake Rd and gave bylaw first three readings.
Passed