Paying your rates online could win you a night out or a free gym membership, thanks to a competition being run by the Harvey Shire Council. Shire President Paul Gillett said given the unprecedented circumstances the Shire was faced with during the COVID-19 pandemic it was a good outcome that there were no increases to the rate in the dollar and no increases to fees and charges.
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Our Proposed Budget 2020/21 is now available for our community to view and provide feedback.
Harvey Shire Council will tonight vote to adopt its draft budget for the next financial year, spelling a rise of 3.5 per cent on general rates.
There will be a zero per cent increase on rates for the 2020-21 financial year and no increases to non-statutory fees and charges. My partner and. The Shire’s Rangers will hire out cat traps to residents that have nuisance cats in their area for a maximum of seven days.
Fraser Coast Regional Council issues rate notices three (3) times per year. Residents will be able to hire a trap from the Shire of Murray Administration Office during office hours for a cash bond deposit of $100 that is refundable when the cat trap is returned undamaged. These notices are issued in July, November and March. Noel Harvey 14 July 2020. Cat Nuisance. Harvey shire president Paul Gillett said the council had adopted a COVID-19 financial hardship policy to ensure adequate support was offered to ratepayers.“We understand this has been an extremely hard time for the community and we want to support all members of our community with respect and understanding,” Cr Gillett said. The increase will set the minimum rates at $1080 per property. The Disaster Management Levy has remained at $21.00 per rateable property and continues to be levied for the purpose of contributing to Council’s flood cameras, online disaster dashboard, community resilience building projects and the SES. Council Rally Time Opposition. “A number of projects are being delivered and others will begin the planning stage in this new financial year,” shire president Tania Jackson said. The Harvey Shire Council voted to adopt the 2019/20 budget last Tuesday, paving the way for works and planning to begin on numerous initiatives across the shire. He withdrew the motion last week as the decision to freeze rates had already been determined earlier in the meeting.Sign the petition to bring the AFL Grand Final to Optus Stadium!Perth father-to-be dies week after news of IVF baby Shire of Harvey 5 Mar 2019 Did you know that you can now receive your Rate Notice and other Shire News via email? The Harvey Shire Council has released a comprehensive COVID-19 response plan to help combat the financial burden brought by the pandemic.
I are volunteers operating the Wild 2 Free Wildlife Shelter, located at our property. A requirement to receive further information from council officers in regards to the financial impact of COVID-19 was sought. Published on 14 July 2020. It includes a massive $15.9 million capital works program which will help stimulate our local economy and provide employment opportunities for our community. Shire staff are encouraging residents to sign up for E-Rates through the council’s website before rates notices are issued later this month. The administration fee for rates paid in instalments has also been removed.Cr Craig Carbone had initially raised the motion to freeze rates at the council meeting in March, however the motion was lost. Cr Bill Adams then raised a motion at the council briefing session in April to put rates back on the agenda.
Shire of Harvey Council adopted the 2020-2021 Budget at its July Ordinary Council meeting.Shire President Paul Gillett said given the unprecedented circumstances the Shire was faced with during the COVID-19 pandemic it was a good outcome that there were no increases to the rate in the dollar and no increases to fees and charges.Cr Gillett said the 2020-2021 budget highlights important projects and will continue moving the Shire forward in a positive way while providing essential services to the community.“We look forward to the new projects coming on board to boost local employment and improve the liveability within our great region,” Cr Gillett said.Minimum rates have remained the same as the previous financial year – $1,080 per property.View the fees and charges for the 2020–2021 financial year.
The figure is one per cent higher than last year’s 2.5 per cent increase, which saw minimum rates set at … Shire of Harvey Council adopted the 2020-2021 Budget at its July Ordinary Council meeting. Councillors voted in favour of freezing rates at the council meeting last week, following the Waroona Shire Council’s decision to freeze rates for ratepayers. Rae Harvey made the below comments at the Ordinary Council Meeting 31 July 2018. If you wish to register, please click on the button Register here The Harvey Shire Council has released a comprehensive COVID-19 response plan to help combat the financial burden brought by the pandemic.