Permissive Tax Exemption Application - Appendix B

Town of View Royal PERMISSIVE TAX EXEMPTION APPLICATION

Deadline: July 31, 2018

COUNCIL WILL CONSIDER APPLICATIONS FOR A PERMISSIVE TAX EXEMPTION PROVIDING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS SUPPLIED:

DATE: July 25, 2018 Name of Organization: Extreme Outreach Society Address: 102 - 284 Helmcken Rd Victoria, BC V9B 5Z9

Contact Person(s):

• Name: Cliff Power / Position/Title: Executive Director
• Name: Catherine Langkamer / Position/Title: Bookkeeper

ATTACHMENTS REQUIRED:

1. Copy of the audited financial statements for the previous year
2. Copy of the state of title certificate or lease agreement (including legal description), as applicable
3. Description of the programs/services/benefits delivered from the subject lands and/or improvements including participant numbers, volunteer hours, benefiting group/individuals/special needs populations, fees charged for participation
4. Description of any third party use of the subject land and/or improvements including user group names, fees charged, conditions of use
5. Statement if grant-in-aid approved for current year

The Director of Finance will present a summary report of the applications, relative to the eligibility criteria, to the Committee of the Whole and arrange for delegations to Committee of the Whole by applicants as necessary.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: FOR EACH CATEGORY, PLEASE CHECK APPLICABLE ITEMS

A. SUBJECT PROPERTY MUST BE ONE OF:

• Land or improvements, or both, owned by an entity described in B. (below)
• Land or improvements, or both, ancillary to a statutory exemption under s. 220 of the Community Charter

B. NATURE OF ORGANIZATION MUST BE:

• Non-profit organization
• Athletic or service club/association
• Partner of the municipality by agreement under s. 225 of the Community Charter
• Other local authority
• Charitable/philanthropic organization
• Care facility
• Organization eligible to s. 220 statutory exemption (e.g. place of public worship, cemetery, library, Indian land, Seniors home, hospital, etc.)

C. COMMUNITY BENEFITS:

• Provide recreational facilities for public use
• Provide recreation programs to the public
• Provide programs to and/or facilities used by youth, seniors or other special needs groups
• Preserve heritage important to the community character
• Preserve an environmentally or ecologically significant area of the community
• Offer cultural or educational programs to the public which promote community spirit, cohesiveness and/or tolerance
• Offer services to the public in formal partnership with the municipality