"parking tax"

Councillor Chloé Bourgeois requested an update to the economic impact study regarding the city's Long-Term Financial Plan. The council mandated the administration to continue updating the plan while addressing concerns about the city's economic vulnerability, particularly regarding federal public service employment and tax measures.

The agenda was adopted with the addition of a discussion item regarding parking taxation for persons with disabilities.

The commission discussed parking tax exemptions for persons with disabilities and received an invitation to a presentation on the land use and development plan.

This bylaw establishes the tax to be levied on parking lots within the City for the 2026 fiscal year.

This bylaw establishes the specific tax levies for parking lots and park-related contributions for the 2026 fiscal year. These funds are typically earmarked for the maintenance and development of municipal infrastructure.

Councillor Steve Moran filed a draft bylaw to establish the tax on parking lots for 2026. This is a specific tax measure that will be part of the city's overall revenue strategy for the coming year.

This item presents the findings and report from the advisory committee tasked with reviewing the city's parking lot tax. It provides council members with an update on the committee's progress and recommendations.

Councillor Steve Moran gave notice of a future bylaw amendment to add an exemption to the 2025 parking lot tax.

Council rejected a proposal by Councillor Jocelyn Blondin to exempt non-buildable land from the 2025 parking lot tax. The administration advised against the exclusion, noting that the tax is a key revenue diversification strategy and that other measures are already in place to support parking lot owners.

This bylaw amendment adjusts the previously established parking tax for 2025. It follows the council's decision to modify the city's revenue strategy regarding parking fees.

The city is allocating $100,000 from the 2025 contingency budget to support the Finance Committee's work plan. This plan includes studying potential modifications to the parking lot tax, such as ecological performance incentives, and ensuring coherence with municipal parking management.

The city is mandating its administration to find ways to reduce the revenue target from the parking lot tax by $10 million, while ensuring that previously planned projects and services are still funded.

This item involves issuing a mandate to the municipal administration to study or implement a tax on parking lots. This is a policy-level discussion regarding potential new revenue streams or urban planning tools related to parking infrastructure within the city.

The City is allocating $100,000 to the Finance Committee to execute its modified 2024-2025 work plan. This work includes analyzing the new parking tax, exploring ecological modulation for parking fees, and ensuring coherence between the tax and municipal parking management.

The City council has mandated the administration to find $10 million in revenue offsets to account for a reduction in the projected revenue from the parking lot tax. The administration must analyze financing options to ensure that previously planned projects and services remain funded.

This bylaw establishes the parking lot tax for the 2025 fiscal year.

Bylaw to establish the tax on parking lots for the 2025 fiscal year.

Council adopted the by-law establishing the tax on parking lots for the 2025 fiscal year.

This item introduces the bylaw to levy a tax on parking lots for the 2025 calendar year. This is a recurring municipal tax measure.

Councillor Steve Moran gave notice of a bylaw to impose a tax on parking lots for the 2025 fiscal year.

This bylaw amendment clarifies the application of the 2024 parking lot tax, specifically regarding how parking for office buildings and general parking lots are taxed.

This amendment clarifies how the 2024 parking tax applies to different types of parking facilities, specifically distinguishing between parking associated with office buildings and standalone parking lots.

This amendment clarifies how the 2024 parking tax applies to office building parking lots versus standalone parking lots.