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Public Meetings Resident Submissions Community Groups Social Media Public Consultations Public Meetings Resident Submissions Community Groups Social Media

Public Input Considerations WHAT WE HEARD Public Input Considerations REDUCE tax burden on residents SMART budgeting and community planning ELIMINATE mandatory residential water metering SUPPORT local business and tourism ENGAGE with residents and advisory groups INCREASE the investment in pedestrian safety

REDUCE tax burden on residents Reductions in: Property tax mil rate to 6.5 mils Residential Water and Sewer Fees

Long-term financial strategy SMART budgeting and community planning Strategic Plan Asset Management Plan Reserve Funds Long-term financial strategy

ELIMINATE mandatory residential water metering Mandatory Residential Metering Canceled Investments in Zone Meters Water Loss Program and Leak Detection Potential Volunteer Water Metering Pilot Project

SUPPORT local business and tourism Reduction in General Business mil rate to 8.1 Reduction in Water and Sewer Fees Strategic Joint Projects Financial Support to Chamber of Commerce

Better Pedestrian Safety Planning Funding for SafePCSP Traffic Calming INCREASED investment in pedestrian safety Better Pedestrian Safety Planning Funding for SafePCSP Traffic Calming

ENGAGE with residents and advisory groups Commitment to work with all stakeholders in the community on projects, initiatives and budgeting

Revenue Total Budget Revenue $14,063,440 Property Tax Revenue $8,118,479 Business Tax Revenue $448,871 Water and Sewer Revenue $932,540 Municipal Operating Grant $242,596 Government Transfers $2,537,929 Recreation $616,358 Development $82,220 Other Admin $175,000 Provincial Share of Debt $389,647 Revenue Carryforward $519,800 Total Budget Revenue $14,063,440

Expenditures Total Expenditures $14,063,440 Administration $2,631,668 Fire and Emergency Services $667,500 Transportation $2,108,506 Waste Management and Water $1,347,473 Recreation & Cultural Services $1,087,533 Capital Financing $2,563,879 Non Financed Capital Purch. $2,912,881 Other Fiscal Services $424,000 Reserve Fund $320,000 Total Expenditures $14,063,440

Administration Council $167,881 General Administration $1,232,469 Property Assessment Services $125,990 Economic Development & Tourism $350,993 Public Relations & Communications $92,000 Planning and Development $470,000 Strategic Projects $192,335 Total Administration $2,631,668

Protective Services Total Protective Services $667,500 Fire Services $504,500 Enforcement $126,000 Safety Initiatives – including SafePCSP $37,000 Total Protective Services $667,500

Transportation Total Transportation Expenses $2,108,506 Fleet Maintenance & Fuel $469,000 Road Maintenance $784,000 Snow Removal $665,506 Street Lighting $190,000 Total Transportation Expenses $2,108,506

Waste Management and Water Water Supply $588,573 Sewage Collection and Disposal $351,900 Garbage Collection and Recycling $407,000 Total Waste Management and Water $1,347,473

Recreation & Cultural Services Administration $441,442 Programs, Activities, Events $187,140 Library $47,150 Facilities and Maintenance $312,800 Parks, Playgrounds and Fields $99,000 Total Recreation & Cultural Services $1,087,533

Capital Financing Total Fiscal Services $2,563,879 Debt Charges – Town’s Share $2,174,232 Debt Charges – Province’s Share $389,647 Total Fiscal Services $2,563,879

Non Financed Capital Purchases Capital out of Revenue $444,500 Capital from Transfers and Gas Tax $2,468,381 Total Non Financed Capital $2,912,881

Other Fiscal Services Total Fiscal Services $424,000 Discounts $350,000 Other Charges and Collection $74,000 Total Fiscal Services $424,000

Reserve Fund Total Reserve Fund Infrastructure Reserve Fund $320,000 Total Reserve Fund * $1,212,635 will then be total value of the reserve fund which started in 2015

2018 Capital Overview

Public Works Capital Purchases Protective Services Capital Purchases Public Works Capital Purchases ½ Tonne Pickup (replacement) $33,000 One Tonne Pickup (replacement) $40,000 Rock Screen $26,000 Zone Meters $300,000 Leak Detection $40,000 Other Water Conservation $408,076 Rescue Replacement $225,000 Emergency Exhausts for Fire Dept. $80,000

Public Works Capital Purchases Key Card System $24,000 Excavator Track Replacement $20,000 Compact SUV (replacement) $33,000 Diagnostic Scanner $10,000 Waste Water Plant Fencing $11,000 5500 Truck (new) $110,000 Snow blower Attachment $130,000 Curb and Gutter $100,000 Storage Sheds $25,000 Sewer Assessment $15,000

Recreation Capital Purchases Planning Hydrology Update and Aerial $37,500 Inclusion Equipment for Parks $126,500 Field Netting – Voiseys Brook $8,000 Lifestyle Centre Planning $86,200 Beautification $115,000 Trail Upgrades – Rainbow Gully $57,000 Poles and Netting – Rainbow Gully $34,500

Public Works Capital Projects Other Capital Westpoint Road – Asphalt $36,380 Newbury Street Completion $183,847 Tolt Road Upgrades $906,653 Drover Heights W&S $480,544 Old Cart and Mitchell Access $200,000 Broad Cove Ridge Completion $91,747 Town Signs $200,000 Beachy Cove Lookout $100,000 Museum $30,000