Public meeting to be held Thursday March 22nd at the Puslinch Community Centre to discuss. A notice was posted on Friday March 16 on the township website indicating that there will be a public meeting to discuss this issue. According…
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The Council of the Township of Puslinch approved its 2018 Operating and Capital Budget with a 3.0% tax increase. For the typical Puslinch residence of $577,500, the increase represents a $28.00 annual increase. The increase per $100,000 of assessment value…
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by Mike Robinson. Aggregate fees are set to double as of July 1, says Puslinch Mayor Dennis Lever. Lever noted he had a conference call with Ministry of Natural Resources staff in Peterborough a few prior to the April 5…
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On March 2, the Ontario Government announced a plan to lower hydro rates by 25% beginning this summer. In order to finance the rate cuts, the Government has extended the costs of electricity generation contracts over a longer period. “This…
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by Mike Robinson. ABERFOYLE – Puslinch councillors authorized a 40 per cent fee reduction for the Whistle Stop Cooperative Preschool to hold a dance fundraiser on Feb. 25 at the Puslinch Community Centre. On Feb. 15 councillors reviewed Nicole Skrt’s…
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by Mike Robinson. Councillors here are joining forces with Wellington County to appeal recent MPAC decisions regarding gravel pits. Following an in-camera meeting on Feb. 15, Puslinch council passed a resolution stating it wishes to appeal decisions of the Municipal…
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Just a reminder to everyone that the first installment of your Township of Puslinch property taxes are due this month. Due dates: Feb 28th, 2017 – first installment April 28th, 2017 – second installment By now you should have received…
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Wellington County Council has adopted their 2017 budget which will increase the county portion of property taxes by 2.9%. The budget includes increased investment in roads capital infrastructure to address 18 of 32 bridges and culverts that need replacement. “This…
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The Ontario Government is proposing to raise the fees it charges to water bottling companies for the use of groundwater. Ontario currently charges $3.71 for every million litres of water drawn for all water-taking permits. The Government is proposing to…
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Wellington County Council has adopted its 2018 budget and 10-Year Plan (2018 – 2027) with a 2.5% increase to the County portion of property taxes. “This budget and 10-Year Plan demonstrate the County’s commitment to investing in the long-term improvement…
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by Patrick Raftis. Last week’s federal budget will remove a long-standing tax exemption on one-third of the salaries for municipal councillors. Since 1990, the Municipal Act has provided that one-third of the salary paid to an elected member of council…
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County trademarks name ‘Live and Work Wellington’ Below are some excerpts from an excellent article by Patrick Raftis of the Wellington Advertiser. Is it any wonder at all, after reading this full article here, why our county taxes are so…
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by Mike Robinson. The Ministry of Finance states there are a number of important decisions for the 2017 taxation year along with the property assessment update. Correspondence from Allan Doheny, assistant deputy minister, was reviewed by Pulsinch councillors on Jan….
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by Mike Robinson. While it might not have much impact throughout most of Wellington County, a reexamining how railways are taxed could provide a financial windfall for Puslinch. On Feb. 1 council briefly discussed a resolution from the town of…
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ABERFOYLE – Puslinch council approved its 2017 operating and capital budget with a local 3% tax increase. For the median Puslinch residence of $582,500, the increase represents a $28.20 annual increase. The increase per $100,000 of assessment value is approximately…
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by Mike Robinson. Based on information provided during a Jan. 12 public meeting, residents in Puslinch can expect to pay 2.43% more in taxes this year. The Jan. 12 public meeting on the Puslinch Township draft 2017 budget was attended…
Continue Reading ...by Mike Robinson. What sort of legacy will MPAC’s appeal settlement with gravel producers leave for municipalities across Ontario? On Jan. 9, Wellington County treasurer Ken DeHart said the change has a major impact on the county and its municipalities….
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