Report to: General Committee Report Date: May 26 th, 2015. PREPARED BY: Shane Manson - Senior Manager, Revenue & Property Tax



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Report to: General Committee Report Date: May 26 th, 2015 SUBJECT: 2015 Tax Rates and Levy By-law PREPARED BY: Shane Manson - Senior Manager, Revenue & Property Tax RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. THAT the report dated May 26 th, 2015 entitled 2015 Tax Rates and Levy By-law be received; 2. AND THAT a by-law to provide for the levy and collection of property taxes totalling $609,326,272 required by the City of Markham, The Regional Municipality of York, Boards of Education and Business Improvement Areas, in a form substantially similar to Appendix A (attached), satisfactory to the City Solicitor and provides for the mailing of notices and requesting payment of taxes for the year 2015, as set out as follows, be approved; Taxation Category 2015 Levy Amount City of Markham $133,528,401 Region of York $265,617,816 School Boards $209,750,628 Markham Village BIA $223,445 Unionville BIA $205,982 Total $609,326,272 3. AND THAT staff be authorized to levy against Markham Stouffville Hospital and Seneca College the annual levy pursuant to Section 323 of the Municipal Act, 2001, as outlined in Section 9 of the attached by-law once the required information is received from the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities; 4. AND THAT the attached by-law be passed to authorize the 2015 Tax Rates and Levy By-law; 5. AND THAT Staff be authorized and directed to do all things necessary to give effect to this resolution. PURPOSE: The purpose of this report is to obtain authorization for the adoption of the tax rates for the 2015 tax year for the levy requirements of the City of Markham, The Regional Municipality of York and the Boards of Education. BACKGROUND:

The Municipal Act, 2001 provides that the Council of a local municipality shall, after the adoption of estimates for the year, pass a by-law to levy a separate tax rate upon all property assessed in the local municipality rateable for local municipal purposes, upper tier purposes and education purposes, as may be appropriate. OPTIONS/ DISCUSSION: Council has approved its 2015 Budget estimates for City services, requiring property taxes to be levied as follows: 2015 City of Markham Tax Levy: $133,528,401 2015 Markham Village BIA: $223,445 2015 Unionville BIA: $205,982 The Regional Municipality of York has approved its 2015 Budget estimates requiring property taxes, Railway Rights of Way and Utilities to be levied as follows: 2015 Regional Municipality of York total requisition: $937,604,009 2015 City of Markham % share: 28.46% 2015 City of Markham $ share: $266,014,282 All the required regulations establishing the education tax rates for the 2015 property tax levy have been passed by the Province and received by the Municipality. The total 2015 levy to be raised for education purposes is $209,750,628. DUE DATES: The 2015 final tax instalment due dates for the residential class are July 6 and August 5. The non-residential properties are billed later in 2015 due to added provincial legislated requirements. The tax instalment due dates for Commercial, Industrial and Multi- Residential classes are October 5 and November 5. PROPERTY TAX RATES BY CLASSIFICATION AND LEVYING BODIES: Levying Body Residential % of Tax Rate Commercial % of Tax Rate Industrial % of Tax Rate City 0.204311% 25.35% 0.228257% 13.41% 0.268138% 13.46% Region 0.406421% 50.45% 0.454054% 26.70% 0.533387% 26.78% Education 0.195000% 24.20% 1.019142% 59.89% 1.190000% 59.75% Total 0.805732% 100.00% 1.701453% 100.00% 1.991525% 100.00% FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS: The proposed tax rates have been calculated to achieve the tax revenue requirements of the 2015 budgets, as approved by the Councils of the City of Markham and The Regional Municipality of York. The education tax rates are established via a Regulation issued by the Province of Ontario. HUMAN RESOURCES CONSIDERATIONS: Not applicable

Page 3 ALIGNMENT WITH STRATEGIC PRIORITIES: Not applicable BUSINESS UNITS CONSULTED AND AFFECTED: Legal Services Department. RECOMMENDED BY: 15/05/2015 19/05/2015 X Joel Lustig Treasurer X Trinela Cane Commissioner, Corporate Services ATTACHMENTS: Appendix A - Draft Levy By-law

APPENDIX A: 2015 TAX RATES AND LEVY BY-LAW THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF MARKHAM BY-LAW NO. 2015-XXX BEING A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE LEVY AND COLLECTION OF SUMS REQUIRED BY THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF MARKHAM FOR THE YEAR 2015 AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE MAILING OF NOTICES REQUIRING PAYMENT OF TAXES FOR THE YEAR 2015. WHEREAS Subsection 312(2) of the Municipal Act, 2001provides that the Council of a local municipality shall, after the adoption of estimates for the year, pass a by-law each year to levy a separate tax rate on the assessment in each property class in the local municipality rateable for local municipal purposes; AND WHEREAS Sections 307 and 308 of the said Act require taxes to be levied upon the whole of the assessment for real property according to amounts assessed under the Assessment Act and that tax rates to be established in the same proportion to tax ratios; AND WHEREAS estimates have been prepared showing the sum of $133,528,401 raised for the lawful purpose of The Corporation of the City of Markham for the year 2015, $265,617,816 for the Region of York and $209,750,628 for the Boards of Education; AND WHEREAS the Assessment Roll made in 2014 and upon which 2015 taxes are to be levied, was returned by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation and is the last revised Assessment Roll; and AND WHEREAS the total taxable assessment within the City of Markham is $64,369,917,968. NOW THEREFORE the Council of The Corporation of the City of Markham enacts as follows: 1. THAT the following property tax ratios are to be applied in determining tax rates for taxation in 2015: Property Class 2015 Tax Ratio Residential and Farm 1.0000 Multi-Residential 1.0000 Commercial 1.1172 Industrial 1.3124 Pipeline 0.9190 Farmland 0.2500 Managed Forest 0.2500

Page 5 2. THAT the sum of $133,528,401 shall be levied and collected for the City of Markham purposes for the year 2015, such amount to be provided for as follows: CLASS ASSESSMENT TAX RATE TAXES Residential/Farm (RT) 53,102,631,555 0.204311% $108,494,742 Residential/Farm (RH) 5,877,500 0.204311% $12,008 Residential/Farm (R1) 19,337,519 0.051078% $9,877 Multi-Residential (MT) 761,763,539 0.204311% $1,556,370 Commercial (CT/DT/GT/ST) 7,580,552,585 0.228257% $17,303,121 Commercial (XT/YT/ZT) 876,423,522 0.228257% $2,000,496 Commercial (CU/DU/SU) 139,780,045 0.159780% $223,340 Commercial (XU/ZU/YU) 48,875,186 0.159780% $78,093 Commercial (CJ) 7,381,213 0.159780% $11,794 Commercial (CH) 13,001,250 0.228257% $29,676 Commercial (CX) 341,982,637 0.159780% $546,419 Commercial (C1) 37,294,721 0.051078% $19,049 Industrial (IT/LT) 973,065,702 0.268138% $2,609,162 Industrial (IH) 11,817,075 0.268138% $31,686 Industrial (IU/IK) 13,251,038 0.174290% $23,095 Industrial (IX) 191,123,867 0.174290% $333,110 Industrial (JT) 13,700,500 0.268138% $36,736 Industrial (I1) 41,158,215 0.051078% $21,023 Pipelines (PT) 66,647,648 0.187762% $125,139 Farmland (FT) 122,518,211 0.051078% $62,580 Managed Forest (TT) 1,734,440 0.051078% $886 Total 64,369,917,968 $133,528,401 3. THAT the sum of $265,617,816 shall be levied and collected for the City of Markham's share of The Regional Municipality of York Budget for the year 2015, such amount to be provided for as follows: CLASS ASSESSMENT TAX RATE TAXES Residential/Farm (RT) 53,102,631,555 0.406421% $215,820,246 Residential/Farm (RH) 5,877,500 0.406421% $23,887 Residential/Farm (R1) 19,337,519 0.101605% $19,648 Multi-Residential (MT) 761,763,539 0.406421% $3,095,967 Commercial (CT/DT/GT/ST) 7,580,552,585 0.454054% $34,419,802 Commercial (XT/YT/ZT) 876,423,522 0.454054% $3,979,436 Commercial (CU/DU/SU) 139,780,045 0.317837% $444,273 Commercial (XU/YU/ZU) 48,875,186 0.317837% $155,343 Commercial (CJ) 7,381,213 0.317837% $23,460 Commercial (CH) 13,001,250 0.454054% $59,033 Commercial (CX) 341,982,637 0.317837% $1,086,947 Commercial (C1) 37,294,721 0.101605% $37,893 Industrial (IT/LT) 973,065,702 0.533387% $5,190,206 Industrial (IH) 11,817,075 0.533387% $63,031 Industrial (IU/JU/IK)) 13,251,038 0.346701% $45,941 Industrial (IX) 191,123,867 0.346701% $662,628 Industrial (JT) 13,700,500 0.533387% $73,077 Industrial (I1) 41,158,215 0.101605% $41,819 Pipelines (PT) 66,647,648 0.373501% $248,930 Farmland (FT) 122,518,211 0.101605% $124,485 Managed Forest (TT) 1,734,440 0.101605% $1,762 Total 64,369,917,968 $265,617,816

Page 6 4. THAT the sum of $209,750,628 shall be levied and collected for the City of Markham's share of the Boards of Education Budget for the year 2015, such amount to be provided for as follows: CLASS ASSESSMENT TAX RATE TAXES Residential/Farm (RT) 53,102,631,555 0.195000% 103,550,132 Residential/Farm (R1) 19,337,519 0.048750% 9,427 Multi-Residential (MT) 761,763,539 0.195000% 1,485,439 Commercial (CT/DT/ST/GT) 7,580,552,585 1.019142% 77,256,595 Commercial (XT/YT/ZT) 876,423,522 1.019142% 8,932,000 Commercial (CU/DU/SU) 139,780,045 0.713399% 997,190 Commercial (XU/YU/ZU) 48,875,186 0.713399% 348,675 Commercial (CX) 341,982,637 0.713399% 2,439,702 Commercial (C1) 37,294,721 0.048750% 18,181 Industrial (IT/LT) 973,065,702 1.190000% 11,579,482 Industrial (IU) 10,816,113 0.773500% 83,663 Industrial (IX) 191,123,867 0.773500% 1,478,343 Industrial (JT) 13,700,500 1.190000% 163,036 Industrial (I1) 41,158,215 0.048750% 20,065 Pipeline (PT) 66,647,648 1.458488% 972,048 Farmlands (FT) 122,518,211 0.048750% 59,728 Managed Forest (TT) 1,734,440 0.048750% 846 Total 64,329,406,005 $209,394,551 Plus: Taxable Full Share PIL (CH/CJ/IH/IK/RH) Taxed at education rate but revenue retained by City $356,077 Total Education Levy $209,750,628 5. THAT a Waste Collection and Disposal Grant totaling $155,000 shall be provided proportionately to the following Residential Condominium properties. Condominium Number Address Units YRC #226 7811 Yonge Street 148 YRC #344 8111 Yonge Street 199 YRC #550 7451 Yonge Street 21 YRC #618 55 Austin Drive 142 YRC #636 25 Austin Drive 149 YRC #784 7805 Bayview Avenue 341 YRC #792 610 Bullock Drive 235 YRC #794 7825 Bayview Avenue 337 YRC #887 Bethune Way 28 6. THAT the sum of $223,445 shall be levied on non-residential properties located within the boundaries of the City of Markham's Markham Village Business Improvement Area for the year 2015, such amount to be provided for as follows: CLASSES ASSESSMENT TAX RATE TAXES Commercial (CT/ST) $63,110,662 0.354053% $223,445

Page 7 7. THAT the sum of $205,982 shall be levied on non-residential properties located within the boundaries of the City of Markham's Unionville Business Improvement Area for the year 2015, such amount to be provided for as follows: CLASSES ASSESSMENT TAX RATE TAXES Commercial (CT/ST) $45,147,868 0.456239% $205,982 8. THAT the sum of $1,286 shall be levied against all properties in the Farmland Class and collected for membership fees in the Federation of Agriculture for the Region of York for the year 2015, such amount to be provided for as follows: CLASSES ASSESSMENT TAX RATE TAXES Farmland (FT) $122,518,211 0.001050% $1,286 9. THAT there shall be a levy upon the Markham Stouffville Hospital in the estimated amount of $25,200 pursuant to Subsection 323(3) of the Municipal Act, 2001, such amount being the sum of $75.00 for each of the estimated 336 provincially rated beds and a levy upon Seneca College in the estimated amount of $120,375 pursuant to Subsection 323(1) of the Municipal Act, 2001, such sum being $75.00 for each of the estimated 1,605 full time enrolled students as determined by the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities. The figures included here are 2014 figures as the 2015 information is not yet available from the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities. 10. THAT there shall be levied upon Utility Transmission Lines (UT) the sum of $895,103 for the year 2015, such amount to be provided for as follows: Description Acres Rate per Acre City Region Education Total Hydro One 438.20 $834.02 $122,262 $243,206 -- $365,468 Hydro One 438.20 $1,208.66 -- -- $529,635* $529,635 Total $122,262 $243,206 $529,683 $895,103 * Education revenue retained by City 11. THAT there shall be levied upon Railway Rights of Ways (WT) the sum of $475,279 for the year 2015, such amount to be provided for as follows: Description Acres Rate per Acre City Region Education Total Canadian National Railways 246.69 $611.33 $50,451 $100,358 -- $150,809 Canadian National Railways 246.69 $822.69 -- -- $202,949 $202,949 Canadian Pacific Railways 48.42 $611.33 $9,903 $19,698 -- $29,601 Canadian Pacific Railways 48.42 $822.69 -- -- $39,835 $39,835 Metrolinx 85.20 $611.33 $17,424 $34,661 -- $52,085 Total $77,778 $154,717 $242,784 $475,279

Page 8 12. THAT for the purposes of paying the owners' portion of debt charges pursuant to Ontario Regulation 390/02 under the Municipal Act, 2001 (previously the Local Improvement Act), as authorized by the following by-laws, the amounts listed below shall be levied and collected from the owners of the properties liable therefore: CITY BY-LAWS PURPOSE AMOUNT (2006-2025) Buttonville $6,178.67 13. THAT for the purposes of paying the owners portion of debt charges pursuant to Section 391 of the Municipal Act, 2001 as authorized by the following by-laws, the amounts listed below shall be levied and collected from the owners of the properties liable therefore: CITY BY-LAWS PURPOSE AMOUNT (2007-2016) Cachet Estates/Glenbourne Park Drive $627,068.80 (2007-2021) Milmar Court $10,489.16 (2006-2015) Jennings Gate $120,508.30 (2010 2024) Robinson St $3,791.88 (2013 2022) Glenridge $56,708.41 TOTAL $818,566.55 14. THAT pursuant to Regional By-law No. A-0303-2002-020, a tax rebate totaling $6,310.90 (City share is $1,600.27) be provided to the Markham District Veterans Association for its property located at 7 Washington Street for 2015 upon the provision of documentation in a form satisfactory to the Treasurer. 15. THAT the Treasurer shall add to the Collector's Roll, all or any arrears for service provided by: the Power Commission Act (hydro-electric power), the Weed Control Act, the Ditches and Watercourses Act, the Public Utilities Act, the Tile Drainage Act, and the Ontario Building Code; and any other collection agreements charges approved by Council which shall be collected by the Collector in the same manner and at the same time as all other rates and levies. 16. THAT the Interim Tax Levies which were payable in two instalments on February 5, 2015, and March 5, 2015 shall be shown as a reduction on the final levy. 17. THAT the net amount of taxes levied by this By-law shall be due and payable in equal instalments as follows. Properties Residential, Farmland and Pipelines Commercial, Industrial and Multi-Residential Instalments 1. July 6, 2015 2. August 5, 2015 1. October 5, 2015 2. November 5, 2015

Page 9 18. THAT those residential property owners who have applied and meet the conditions for the Pre-authorized Payment Program for taxes as approved by Council will have the taxes levied under this By-law paid by automatic withdrawal in six (6) equal instalments: i. July 1, 2015; ii. August 1, 2015; iii. September 1, 2015; iv. October 1, 2015; v. November 1, 2015; and vi. December 1, 2015. 19. THAT those residential property owners who have applied and meet the conditions for the Pre-authorized Payment Program for taxes as approved by Council will have the taxes levied under this By-law paid by automatic withdrawal in three (3) equal instalments: i. July 6, 2015; ii. August 5, 2015; and iii. September 8, 2015. 20. THAT those commercial, industrial and multi-residential property owners who have applied and meet the conditions for the Pre-authorized Payment Program for taxes as approved by Council will have the taxes levied under this By-law paid by automatic withdrawal in three (3) equal instalments: i. October 5, 2015; ii. November 5, 2015; and iii. December 7, 2015. 21. THAT those residential property owners who have applied and meet the conditions for the Pre-authorized Payment Program for taxes as approved by Council will have the taxes levied under this By-law paid by automatic withdrawal in two (2) equal instalments: i. July 6, 2015; and ii. August 5, 2015. 22. THAT those commercial, industrial and multi-residential property owners who have applied and meet the conditions for the Pre-authorized Payment Program for taxes as approved by Council will have the taxes levied under this By-law paid by automatic withdrawal in two (2) equal instalments: i. October 5, 2015; and ii. November 5, 2015. 23. THAT as provided in Subsections 345(1) and (2) of the Municipal Act 2001, if the taxes or any class or instalment thereof so levied in accordance with this By-law remain unpaid following the due date, or on the first day of each calendar month thereafter, a penalty of one and one quarter per cent (1.25%) per month (15% per annum) of the taxes remaining unpaid shall be levied until December 31, 2015.

Page 10 24. THAT as provided in Subsection 345(3) of the Municipal Act, 2001, if any taxes levied pursuant to this By-law remain unpaid as at December 31, 2015, interest at the rate of one and one quarter per cent (1.25%) per month (15% per annum) of the unpaid taxes shall be levied from January 1, 2016 and for each month or fraction thereof until such taxes are paid. 25. THAT all taxes levied by any By-law and which remain unpaid as at the date of passing this By-law, shall have interest charged at the same rate of one and one quarter per cent (1.25%) per month (15% per annum) calculated on the unpaid taxes, on the first day of each calendar month for so long as the taxes remain unpaid. 26. THAT the Treasurer of The Corporation of The City of Markham is hereby authorized and directed to serve personally or to mail or cause to be mailed notices of the taxes hereby levied to the person or persons taxed at the person s residence or place of business or upon the premises in respect of which the taxes are payable by such person, or the ratepayer s mortgage company or third party designated by the property owner. 27. THAT taxes are payable to The Corporation of The City of Markham, 101 Town Centre Boulevard, Markham, Ontario, L3R 9W3. Upon payment of any applicable fee, and if paid on or before the due date imprinted on the bill, taxes may also be paid at most chartered banks in the Province of Ontario. 28. AND THAT those residents who qualify for the Low Income Seniors and Low Income Disabled Tax Deferral program shall apply to the City of Markham Property Tax Division in accordance with the program policies as established by The Regional Municipality of York. The amount of deferral for 2015 will be determined once the application has been received and approved. The deferral amount may not be reflected on the 2015 final tax billing issued in accordance with this By-law. READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND PASSED THIS X TH DAY OF XX, 2015. X KIMBERLEY KITTERINGHAM CITY CLERK X FRANK SCARPITTI MAYOR