Pop-Up green waste is happening again from 7.00 am til 2.00 pm on Sunday 19 March on the corner of Rifle Range Road and Campbell Ford Drive.
View the 2022-2023 Budget Summary below or download here.
Download the Special Budget Meeting 28 June 2022 Agenda
Watch the livestream of the meeting below, including the Mayor’s address and comments from councillors about their project highlights.
What are some of the important facts about this year’s budget?
What percentage are general rates increasing by and why?
How do CHRC rates compare to other local government areas?
Does council determine the valuations in the region for rating purposes?
Did council receive new valuations that will be used for rating in 2022-23?
If my valuation increased by 100% does this mean my rates bill has increased by the same amount?
How are general rates calculated?
How does capping work?
What percentage are water access and consumption charges increasing by and why?
What percentage are sewerage charges increasing by and why?
What percentage are waste charges increasing by and why?
What concessions and discounts does council offer ratepayers to assist them in meeting their rating commitments?
What does council do to support local businesses?
Why does council need to increase rates and charges in 2022-23 if the financial statements show that a profit (surplus) has been made?
Does Council’s Corporate Plan guide the budget?
Mayor Kerry Hayes answers some questions about this year’s budget below.
Q: What were some of the challenges in setting the 2022-2023 budget?
Q: What are some of the changes for ratepayers in this budget?
For media enquiries, please email media@chrc.qld.gov.au
View the 2022-2023 Budget Summary below or download here.
Download the Special Budget Meeting 28 June 2022 Agenda
Watch the livestream of the meeting below, including the Mayor’s address and comments from councillors about their project highlights.
What are some of the important facts about this year’s budget?
What percentage are general rates increasing by and why?
How do CHRC rates compare to other local government areas?
Does council determine the valuations in the region for rating purposes?
Did council receive new valuations that will be used for rating in 2022-23?
If my valuation increased by 100% does this mean my rates bill has increased by the same amount?
How are general rates calculated?
How does capping work?
What percentage are water access and consumption charges increasing by and why?
What percentage are sewerage charges increasing by and why?
What percentage are waste charges increasing by and why?
What concessions and discounts does council offer ratepayers to assist them in meeting their rating commitments?
What does council do to support local businesses?
Why does council need to increase rates and charges in 2022-23 if the financial statements show that a profit (surplus) has been made?
Does Council’s Corporate Plan guide the budget?
Mayor Kerry Hayes answers some questions about this year’s budget below.
Q: What were some of the challenges in setting the 2022-2023 budget?
Q: What are some of the changes for ratepayers in this budget?
For media enquiries, please email media@chrc.qld.gov.au
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