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Welcome
Purpose of meeting with youPresentation of the City of Winnipeg 2013 Operating and
Capital Budgets.Provide information on the budget’s impact on residents,
locally and City wide.Councillor Orlikow’s initial assessment of proposed
Budgets.To obtain feedback and direction from residents and other
stakeholders.
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Outline of Presentation
Presentation of draft budgets.Councillor Orlikow assessment.Q & A at the end of Councillor Orlikow’s presentation.Exit documents available at back of room.Please respect everyone’s time by asking questions
regarding the budgets only. Councillor Orlikow will remain afterwards to discuss any other issues with you.
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BUDGET PROCESS
3 Year ViewCombined tabling of budgetsNo City wide public consultationRepresentations to Standing CommitteesSpecial Ward Budget Town HallCouncil debate and adoption
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2013 Highlights
3.87% increase in property tax (1% increase to fix old roads and 2.87% increase to pay for services)
Increase in City expenditures $28.7M (3% increase)Police and Fire Paramedic increasing service costs Enhanced DED program to protect Elm Trees$722,00 (EPC)* and $600,000 (Ward) increases.Reduction to some grants, tree root claims program and
non refundable appeals fees.
* One time reduction of $142, 864
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How to Evaluate the Information
How much do I pay?
Versus
The value you are getting related to services that matter to you and your family.
Ward Priorities*
-Fixing Older Infrastructure-Effective Traffic Management-Ensuring Appropriate Development-Availability of Neighbourhood recreation opportunities-Others includes arts funding, preserving tree canopy and others
* Ward’s 20 Neighbourhood Priorities may differ
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Budget Questions
What value is received?
How well is the budget managed?
How well does it address Ward priorities?
Does it move Winnipeg forward?
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City Revenue
Revenue 2012 2013 Change
Property Tax $459,563,651.00 $482,885,068.00 $23,321,417.00
Business Tax $57,584,380.00 $58,371,051.00 $786,671.00
Other Taxation $21,757,000.00 $21,963,000.00 $206,000.00
Street Renewal frontage levy $41,300,000.00 $41,400,000.00 $100,000.00
Government Grants $113,265,406.00 $111,996,318.00 -$1,269,088.00
Regulation fees $37,633,997.00 $40,852,239.00 $3,218,242.00
Sale of Goods and Services $62,761,162.00 $67,881,357.00 $5,120,195.00
Interest $11,394,208.00 $11,431,533.00 $37,325.00
Transfers from other funds $52,309,323.00 $46,493,039.00 -$5,816,284.00
Other $35,376,570.00 $38,344,634.00 $2,968,064.00
Total Revenue $892,947,709.00 $921,620,252.00 $28,672,542.00
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How much is your family paying?
Based on a typical family living in a $300,000 home in the Ward Other increases include recreation fees, permit fees, traffic tickets, ambulance fee increases, other
2013 Year Increase 2010 – 2013 Increase
Property Tax $ 1, 971 $73 $321
Frontage Levy $ 188 $0 $60
Water/Waste Fee $ 934 $40 $117
Waste Min Fee $50 $0 $50
Total $ 3142 $113 $548
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2013 Ward Highlights
2 instead of 1 street renewed in the Ward Some additional back lane and sidewalks Additional one-time funding for Community Centres Rehabilitation of Corydon Ave and McGillivray EB Enhanced Dutch Elm Disease prevention program Muys Park trail upgrade Academy Road BIZ street enhancement added to list Design and Consultation for Waverley Underpass Opening of South End Recycling Facility Partial Funds allocated to re-location of River Heights Library Design funds allocated to Second leg of Rapid Transit
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City Highlights
Addition of one new ambulance and 12 new paramedic staff Addition of 10 Fire Paramedic communication/dispatch staff Continuing grants and accelerating capital funding to Assiniboine Park Conservancy Establishing Policy Development and Communications office Increase in Councillors’ Representation Allowance Adding $2 Million to Capital programs Not filling City jobs worth $13.6 million Maintaining small business tax credit program Elimination of tree root claims programs Assessment appeal fees no longer refundable Establishing Local Street Renewal Reserve through 1% dedicated property taxes and
debt financing and adding $14 Million to street renewal budget
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Management
The budget takes a very small steps however does not address long term issues.
Public Safety cost (additional funding of $22m to Police & $8.9M to Fire Paramedic Services) continue to escalate.
The City has sold a majority of marketable land.The City continues to use up reserves and unsustainable funding
to balance the Operating budget.No public consultation.
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Vision
There are a number of pending issues that the budget does not address as represented by:
$73 M projected 2014 debt and $92 M projected 2015 debt.Reserves running low.Increasing City Debt is to point that it has reached debt strategy ceiling when RT is counted for. Pension liabilities are a concern.Residential taxes have increased over $500 in last three years.
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Assessment
Indicator Grade
Value
Ward priorities
Management
Vision
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Questions
What is your view regarding increases to EPC’s and Councillor office budgets?
What do you think of the budgets?What is your view about the 10% reduction in some
Community grants?Do you have any ideas that could improve how the City
delivers services?Do you support the 3.87% property tax increase? If not, is
there a property tax level you would support?Are there any services that you wish the City would
delivered, or recommend the City stop delivering?
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Thank You
- Fill in a comment card located in the back of the room
- Ask questions
- Call or e-mail your comments or questions