Proposed City of Canning Rates 2021-2022

Consultation has concluded

The proposed rates have been based on planned projects and services the City will deliver to the community in 2021-2022.

At a Special Council Meeting held on 10 May 2021, a new set of parameters were adopted for the City's Long Term Financial Plan 2021 -2031.

These included a plan to restore the City to a sustainable financial position over the next three years; by lifting revenue and reducing expenditure.

It is proposed to reduce City’s operating expenditure by $3 million over next three years and at the same time have a staged increase in rates revenue in order to fully sustain the City’s service delivery and capital development program.

The proposed rates increase for 2021/2022 is part of a newly adopted three-year plan to restore the City’s long-term financial position.

As part of budget adoption process, during the 2021/2022 financial year, the Council will consider delivering over $25 million in projects and capital works to improve our neighbourhoods, renew and upgrade City’s facilities and infrastructure, including but not limited to:

Lynwood / Wandarrah Hall - Timber Floor Renewal

$101k

Coker Park - Changeroom Renewal

$720k

Riverton Library - Toilet Upgrade

$200k

Burrendah Park - Sthn Chgrms - Renewal

$450k

Street Lighting - Capital (Council Owned)

$450k

Gibb Street Safe Active Street

$1.3m

Cannington to Willetton via Canning River Regional Park

$740k

Wyong Park Upgrade - Construction

$1.4m

Playground Renewal

$463k

Open Space Irrigation Renewal

$224k

Leisure Facilities Renewal

$581k

Projects within Canning City Centre

$10m

Road Network Improvements

$5.7m


To view the proposed rates and Statement of Objects and Reasons for Differential Rates 2021/2022 visit canning.wa.gov.au/yourrates

To learn more about how your rates are calculated visit visit bit.ly/WALGArates

All submissions must be received before 5pm, Monday 14 June 2021.

The proposed rates have been based on planned projects and services the City will deliver to the community in 2021-2022.

At a Special Council Meeting held on 10 May 2021, a new set of parameters were adopted for the City's Long Term Financial Plan 2021 -2031.

These included a plan to restore the City to a sustainable financial position over the next three years; by lifting revenue and reducing expenditure.

It is proposed to reduce City’s operating expenditure by $3 million over next three years and at the same time have a staged increase in rates revenue in order to fully sustain the City’s service delivery and capital development program.

The proposed rates increase for 2021/2022 is part of a newly adopted three-year plan to restore the City’s long-term financial position.

As part of budget adoption process, during the 2021/2022 financial year, the Council will consider delivering over $25 million in projects and capital works to improve our neighbourhoods, renew and upgrade City’s facilities and infrastructure, including but not limited to:

Lynwood / Wandarrah Hall - Timber Floor Renewal

$101k

Coker Park - Changeroom Renewal

$720k

Riverton Library - Toilet Upgrade

$200k

Burrendah Park - Sthn Chgrms - Renewal

$450k

Street Lighting - Capital (Council Owned)

$450k

Gibb Street Safe Active Street

$1.3m

Cannington to Willetton via Canning River Regional Park

$740k

Wyong Park Upgrade - Construction

$1.4m

Playground Renewal

$463k

Open Space Irrigation Renewal

$224k

Leisure Facilities Renewal

$581k

Projects within Canning City Centre

$10m

Road Network Improvements

$5.7m


To view the proposed rates and Statement of Objects and Reasons for Differential Rates 2021/2022 visit canning.wa.gov.au/yourrates

To learn more about how your rates are calculated visit visit bit.ly/WALGArates

All submissions must be received before 5pm, Monday 14 June 2021.