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Schedule 5 - Summary of impact on prior year $100,000 property value

April 12, 2022Page 1481 section

A comparison table showing how the six different tax rate scenarios impact a sample $100,000 property assessment adjusted for market change.

In Scenario A, a Single Family home sees a 12.3% tax change ($29)In Scenario B, the same home sees a 7.9% change ($18)

Schedule 5 Summary of impact on prior year $100,000 property value, adjusted for current year market change

Scenario Descriptions

  • Scenario A (4.7%): Change all tax rates by same percentage; no change to tax ratios from prior year
  • Scenario B (4.7%): Change each property class’s total contribution by same percentage
  • Scenario C (4.7%): Decrease Class 5 and 6 tax ratios to 3.1 and 3.3 respectively
  • Scenario D (4.7%): Increase Class 8 ratio only; no change to other tax ratios from prior year
  • Scenario E (5.5%): Change all tax rates by same percentage; no change to tax ratios from prior year
  • Scenario F (5.5%): Increase Class 8 ratio only; no change to other tax ratios from prior year

Changing Tax Ratios

Property Class Prior Year Scenario A (4.7%) Scenario B (4.7%) Scenario C (4.7%) Scenario D (4.7%) Scenario E (5.5%) Scenario F (5.5%)
Utilities 17.1428 19.4843 20.2756 18.9825 19.5099 19.3295 19.3549
Light industry 3.3385 3.3385 3.9620 3.1000 3.3385 3.3385 3.3385
Business 3.6933 3.6933 4.3015 3.3000 3.6933 3.6933 3.6933
Rec/Non profit 5.1000 5.1000 5.4805 5.1000 6.0000 5.1000 6.0000
Farm 9.2315 9.2315 11.5800 9.2315 9.2315 9.2315 9.2315

Resulting Tax Rates

Class Name Class Prior Year Scenario A (4.7%) Scenario B (4.7%) Scenario C (4.7%) Scenario D (4.7%) Scenario E (5.5%) Scenario F (5.5%)
Residential 1 2.33334 2.05293 1.97281 2.10721 2.05024 2.06937 2.06666
Light industry 5 7.78987 6.85372 7.81628 6.53234 6.84474 6.90859 6.89954
Business and other 6 8.61774 7.58210 8.48604 6.95378 7.57216 7.64281 7.63279
Rec/Non profit 8 11.90005 10.46996 10.81199 10.74675 12.30146 10.55379 12.39995
Farm 9 21.54026 18.95166 22.84515 19.45266 18.92682 19.10340 19.07836

Resulting Taxes

Property Type Prior year taxes on $100,000 property Prior year $100,000 property adjusted for 2022 market Market % Chg Scenario A $ Chg Scenario A % Chg Scenario B $ Chg Scenario B % Chg Scenario C $ Chg Scenario C % Chg Scenario D $ Chg Scenario D % Chg Scenario E $ Chg Scenario E % Chg Scenario F $ Chg Scenario F % Chg
Residential Single Family 233 127,593 28% 29 12.3% 18 7.9% 36 15.2% 28 12.1% 31 13.2% 30 13.0%
Residential Strata 233 117,736 18% 8 3.6% -1 -0.5% 15 6.3% 8 3.5% 10 4.4% 10 4.3%
Total Residential 233 124,003 24% 21 9.1% 11 4.8% 28 12.0% 21 9.0% 23 10.0% 23 9.8%
Light industry 779 104,487 4% -63 -8.1% 38 4.8% -96 -12.4% -64 -8.2% -57 -7.3% -58 -7.5%
Business and other 862 106,463 6% -55 -6.3% 42 4.8% -121 -14.1% -56 -6.5% -48 -5.6% -49 -5.7%
Rec/Non profit 1,190 115,391 15% 18 1.5% 58 4.8% 50 4.2% 229 19.3% 28 2.3% 241 20.2%

Note: $ Chg per $100,000 assessment is the estimated change in property taxes per $100,000 based on 2021 assessments, adjusted by the average increase in assessments for the property class or segment in 2022. For example, a residential single-family property that was $100,000 in 2021 is projected to have an assessed value of $127,639 in 2022, based on the total percentage change for that property class/segment. The projected dollar change in taxes shown above ($ Chg) includes the effect of the assessed value increase AND the impact of the applicable scenario.

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Extracted from: 2022 04 12 Committee of the Whole Agenda - Agenda - Pdf