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REPORTS:(CONTINUED)\n\na)Chief Administrative Officer-Regular (Continued)  \niii)Amendment to Council Policy No.GGL-22-Permissive Property Tax Exemptions forNon-Profit Organizations (Continued)  \n## 8.  CORRESPONDENCE:(CONTINUED)\n\nh)Ms.Sandra Carroll,Provincial Co-Chair,OversightCommittee,Ministry of Transportation andInfrastructure  \n)  Ms.Sandra Carroll,Provincial Co-Chair,OversightCommittee,Ministry of Transportation andInfrastructure  \n合  \nPAGES  \nACTION  \nRecommendation to amendCouncil Policy No.GGL-22Permissive Property TaxExemptions for Non-ProfitOrganizations as outlined in thereport.  \nNote:Revised Council PolicyNo.GGL-22 attached.  \nAnnouncing the award ofBuilding Canada Fund -Communities Component in theamount of $6,526,666 for theRayleigh Slo-Pitch Park -Phase 1.  \nAnnouncing the award ofBuilding Canada Fund-Communities Component,FloodProtection Program,in theamount of $583,332 for WestsydeRiverbank Erosion Protection.  \n| SUBJECT:     |  PERMISSIVE PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS  \u003Cbr>FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS   | NO.GGL-22   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| FUNCTION:   | GENERAL GOVERNMENT-LEGISLATIVE   |  |\n| DATE:   | 2005 APRIL 26   | PAGE 1 OF 3   |\n\nPermissive property tax exemptions must be passed by by-law prior to October 31 for thefollowing taxation year.This Policy is to establish guidelines to provide consistent and equalconsideration for allapplicants.  \nThere is no obligation for Council to grant a permissive tax exemption.  \n## Eligibility Criteria\n\nIn addition to the provisions provided in the Community Charter,not for profit organizations mustown and occupy the property for which the permissive tax application is being made.  \nApplications will NOT be considered that:  \n1.Conduct any retail operation as an independent business on commercial property thatcould compete with privately owned facilities providing a similar service;or  \n2.   Provide liquor and/or meal services as their primary function;or  \n3.Request exemption on a parcel that is used exclusively for parking,unless it is in directrelationship to the organization's principal use;or  \n4.  Provide rental housing with the exception of those properties that are statutorily exemptunder Section 220(1)(i)of the Community Charter(a building that was constructed orreconstructed with the assistance of aid granted by the provincial government afterJanuary 1,1947,but before April 1,1974,and that is owned and used exclusivelywithout profit by a corporation to provide homes for elderly citizens,together with theland on which the building stands.  \n## Statutorily Exempt Properties\n\nWith reference to Section 4(above),the statutorily exempt properties are:  \n-P.A.and J.M.Gaglardi Senior Citizens Housing (Folio No.01-00690-000)at 174 St.Paul Street,  \n-Thrupp Manor Association(Folio No.12-07549-000)at 591 RoyalAvenue,and  \nProvincial Rental Housing Corporation(Folio No.04-03307-000)at 1100Glenfair Drive.  \n| SUBJECT:   | PERMISSIVE PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS  \u003Cbr>FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS   | NO.GGL-22   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| FUNCTION:   | GENERAL GOVERNMENT-LEGISLATIVE   |  |\n| DATE:   | 2005 APRIL 26   | PAGE 2 of 3   |\n\nIf the seniors'housing facilities on any of these statutorily exempt properties are movedand the properties upon which the new seniors'housing facilities are situated continueto be owned and used exclusively without profit by the same not for profit organization,the land and improvements upon and within which the new seniors'housing facilities aresituated will continue to be exempt from taxation pursuant to Section 224 of theCommunity Charter (permissive tax exemptions)but only to the extent that such landand improvements are dedicated exclusively to the provision of seniors'housing.  \n## Application Process\n\nCouncil will consider applications for permissive tax exemptions annually.  \nThe opportunity to apply will be advertised in a local n","cbCaicfH30oLyErO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicfH30oLyErO","pdf",205750,9,"English","# Permissive Property Tax Exemptions for Non-Profit Organizations\n## Eligibility Criteria\n## Statutorily Exempt Properties\n## Application Process\n## New Applications","[{\"question\":\"When must permissive property tax exemptions be passed by by-law?\",\"answer\":\"Permissive property tax exemptions must be passed by by-law prior to October 31 for the following taxation year.\"},{\"question\":\"What eligibility condition must a not-for-profit organization meet regarding the property?\",\"answer\":\"Not-for-profit organizations must own and occupy the property for which the permissive tax application is made.\"},{\"question\":\"Which applications will not be considered under the policy?\",\"answer\":\"Applications are not considered if the organization conducts retail operations as an independent business on commercial property, provides liquor and/or meal services as a primary function, applies for a parcel used exclusively for parking (unless directly related), or provides rental housing except for specified statutorily exempt situations.\"}]","Permissive Property Tax Exemptions for Non-Profit Organizations - No. GGL-22 - Guidelines and Eligibility Criteria | PDF"]