Financial by-laws

This by-law’s purpose is to establish rules pertaining to contract management in accordance with the provisions of the Cities and Towns Act in order to promote transparency, fairness, integrity and sound contract management, in the best interests of the community. This by-law also promotes competition with a view to obtaining the best possible prices, while specifically taking into consideration the quality of goods and services offered, delivery deadlines and supplier reliability.

This By-law regulates the following aspect: tariffs in Beaconsfield. Information can be found on tariff’s for building permits, certificates of authorization, amendment’s to zoning by-law, minor exemptions, building occupancy, SPAIP presentations, certificates of occupancy, subdivision permits, towing, animal registration, rescue squad, municipal patrol, document copies, commissioner of oath signatures, parking stickers, administrative services, public works services and equipment and vehicle rates, branch pick-up, use of public right-of-way, water meters, culture and leisure rates, activities and services, amongst others.

This by-law regulates the working fund, which allows a municipality to borrow the necessary liquidity to assume its obligations, its amount cannot exceed 20% of the forecasted credits under the current year’s municipal budget.

This by-law regulates the following aspect: the rate of transfer duties with a basis of imposition exceeding $552,300 in Beaconsfield. I

This By-law regulates the following aspect: water supply to properties and buildings from the waterworks of the City. Information can be found about water rate, consumer responsibilities, accuracy verification, repair, replacement of defective meters.

This By-law regulates the following aspect: taxes in Beaconsfield (postponement of the date of the first and second instalment of property taxes to reduce the tax burden in the context of the pandemic). Information can be found on basic tax rates and tax rates for non-residential immovables, vacant land, immovables with six or more dwellings. Information can also be found and collection and transport of residual waste tax, payment and instalments and the collection roll.