Share I live in Halfmoon Bay and have requested info on the details of the increase in the rate increase, which is the highest of the bunch, where is the money going?? on Facebook
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I live in Halfmoon Bay and have requested info on the details of the increase in the rate increase, which is the highest of the bunch, where is the money going??
Johnny Auditor
asked
10 months ago
Share What is the total CAPEX and OPEX for the 2024 Proposed Budget to add to the Round 1 .Historical Budget Figures? Not the numbers for year 2023 do not add correctly. on Facebook
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What is the total CAPEX and OPEX for the 2024 Proposed Budget to add to the Round 1 .Historical Budget Figures? Not the numbers for year 2023 do not add correctly.
d
asked
almost 1 year ago
We have attached info below which outlines the Capital Expenditures and Operating Expenditures as at Round 2.
Also below is a summary of 2023 Financial Plan Bylaw 740.2 which outlines the Operating lines and Capital line in 2023.
Please note that for the 2024 Round 2 CapEX and OPEX that these figures are inclusive of estimated carryforward figures. The known carryforward amounts will be clearer in the next couple of weeks.
Share 2 questions…
1. What time are the info sessions on Jan 22 & 24?
2. When is parcel tax roll available for review?
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Share 2 questions…
1. What time are the info sessions on Jan 22 & 24?
2. When is parcel tax roll available for review?
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Email 2 questions…
1. What time are the info sessions on Jan 22 & 24?
2. When is parcel tax roll available for review?
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2 questions…
1. What time are the info sessions on Jan 22 & 24?
2. When is parcel tax roll available for review?
Thank you
Kimd
asked
11 months ago
Share Considering the proposed SCRD Budget increase and considering there is no comprehensive breakdown of core, essential, and non-essential services or the significant impact of operating budgets on various aspects of SCRD operations, one may question why the budget has not been further subdivided to specifically address each category. This breakdown would highlight the diverse range of services municipalities provide, ranging from fundamental necessities like public safety and infrastructure maintenance to cultural programs and non-essential projects.
One potential line of inquiry could focus on whether a more detailed categorization within the operating budget could lead to improved transparency and accountability. For instance, could a more granular breakdown help residents and stakeholders better understand how their tax dollars are allocated across core, essential, and non-essential services? Additionally, does the current classification adequately reflect the evolving needs and priorities of the community, or would a more detailed budget structure facilitate a more responsive and adaptive approach to resource allocation? Exploring these questions could provide insights into the effectiveness of the current budgetary framework and whether refinements might enhance the municipality's ability to meet community expectations and goals while taking into consideration the ability of the taxpayer to pay for this Budget.
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Share Considering the proposed SCRD Budget increase and considering there is no comprehensive breakdown of core, essential, and non-essential services or the significant impact of operating budgets on various aspects of SCRD operations, one may question why the budget has not been further subdivided to specifically address each category. This breakdown would highlight the diverse range of services municipalities provide, ranging from fundamental necessities like public safety and infrastructure maintenance to cultural programs and non-essential projects.
One potential line of inquiry could focus on whether a more detailed categorization within the operating budget could lead to improved transparency and accountability. For instance, could a more granular breakdown help residents and stakeholders better understand how their tax dollars are allocated across core, essential, and non-essential services? Additionally, does the current classification adequately reflect the evolving needs and priorities of the community, or would a more detailed budget structure facilitate a more responsive and adaptive approach to resource allocation? Exploring these questions could provide insights into the effectiveness of the current budgetary framework and whether refinements might enhance the municipality's ability to meet community expectations and goals while taking into consideration the ability of the taxpayer to pay for this Budget.
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Email Considering the proposed SCRD Budget increase and considering there is no comprehensive breakdown of core, essential, and non-essential services or the significant impact of operating budgets on various aspects of SCRD operations, one may question why the budget has not been further subdivided to specifically address each category. This breakdown would highlight the diverse range of services municipalities provide, ranging from fundamental necessities like public safety and infrastructure maintenance to cultural programs and non-essential projects.
One potential line of inquiry could focus on whether a more detailed categorization within the operating budget could lead to improved transparency and accountability. For instance, could a more granular breakdown help residents and stakeholders better understand how their tax dollars are allocated across core, essential, and non-essential services? Additionally, does the current classification adequately reflect the evolving needs and priorities of the community, or would a more detailed budget structure facilitate a more responsive and adaptive approach to resource allocation? Exploring these questions could provide insights into the effectiveness of the current budgetary framework and whether refinements might enhance the municipality's ability to meet community expectations and goals while taking into consideration the ability of the taxpayer to pay for this Budget.
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Considering the proposed SCRD Budget increase and considering there is no comprehensive breakdown of core, essential, and non-essential services or the significant impact of operating budgets on various aspects of SCRD operations, one may question why the budget has not been further subdivided to specifically address each category. This breakdown would highlight the diverse range of services municipalities provide, ranging from fundamental necessities like public safety and infrastructure maintenance to cultural programs and non-essential projects.
One potential line of inquiry could focus on whether a more detailed categorization within the operating budget could lead to improved transparency and accountability. For instance, could a more granular breakdown help residents and stakeholders better understand how their tax dollars are allocated across core, essential, and non-essential services? Additionally, does the current classification adequately reflect the evolving needs and priorities of the community, or would a more detailed budget structure facilitate a more responsive and adaptive approach to resource allocation? Exploring these questions could provide insights into the effectiveness of the current budgetary framework and whether refinements might enhance the municipality's ability to meet community expectations and goals while taking into consideration the ability of the taxpayer to pay for this Budget.
DFlintoff
asked
about 1 year ago
Thank you for this comment. It has been shared with our finance department.
Share The 190 Carry-Forward project list and the 103 new proposals is extensive and new projects should be defered if a project cannot be completed within the planned schedule. If completion cannot be reasonalbly achieved, it should not have been approved in the first place. In the December meeting, he SCRD has incurred engineering costs and staff time on projects that will no longer be built yet the taxpayer is to pay the bill for all costs incurred to date. on Facebook
Share The 190 Carry-Forward project list and the 103 new proposals is extensive and new projects should be defered if a project cannot be completed within the planned schedule. If completion cannot be reasonalbly achieved, it should not have been approved in the first place. In the December meeting, he SCRD has incurred engineering costs and staff time on projects that will no longer be built yet the taxpayer is to pay the bill for all costs incurred to date. on Linkedin
Email The 190 Carry-Forward project list and the 103 new proposals is extensive and new projects should be defered if a project cannot be completed within the planned schedule. If completion cannot be reasonalbly achieved, it should not have been approved in the first place. In the December meeting, he SCRD has incurred engineering costs and staff time on projects that will no longer be built yet the taxpayer is to pay the bill for all costs incurred to date. link
The 190 Carry-Forward project list and the 103 new proposals is extensive and new projects should be defered if a project cannot be completed within the planned schedule. If completion cannot be reasonalbly achieved, it should not have been approved in the first place. In the December meeting, he SCRD has incurred engineering costs and staff time on projects that will no longer be built yet the taxpayer is to pay the bill for all costs incurred to date.
DFlintoff
asked
about 1 year ago
Thank you for your comment. We will include it in our upcoming virtual budget information sessions that will take place in late January (January 22 and 24).
Share I have been looking through this budget information for a date for Round 2 Budget Meetings but have not seen any dates posted. I did go back to previous Finance Meeting agendas and there is was indicated that the dates proposed are January 29th and 30th. Can you confirm those are still the correct dates? Thank you. on Facebook
Share I have been looking through this budget information for a date for Round 2 Budget Meetings but have not seen any dates posted. I did go back to previous Finance Meeting agendas and there is was indicated that the dates proposed are January 29th and 30th. Can you confirm those are still the correct dates? Thank you. on Linkedin
Email I have been looking through this budget information for a date for Round 2 Budget Meetings but have not seen any dates posted. I did go back to previous Finance Meeting agendas and there is was indicated that the dates proposed are January 29th and 30th. Can you confirm those are still the correct dates? Thank you. link
I have been looking through this budget information for a date for Round 2 Budget Meetings but have not seen any dates posted. I did go back to previous Finance Meeting agendas and there is was indicated that the dates proposed are January 29th and 30th. Can you confirm those are still the correct dates? Thank you.
dsiegers
asked
about 1 year ago
Hi there,
Thank you for your question. Round 2 budget meetings have been moved and will now take place on February 5.
