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Paget THE HERALD June 11 OBtj alight ft for Georgetown local general rem la nil Eaeriatelsg the only area which experience major rte la to aa expected m provincial which dlmlnbh percent every jeer were provided to raral municipalities In order the Impact regional government Lait year In five yean planned that will be on the aaeeeetneM bail ai the of the With the exception of the all experienced a drop the mill ralea tor general from the region Became of another dlmmbhlag grant from the province rat remalaed airly dropping only MmUlitratii tc J IT Edacatloa were up pretty weU equally the board with residential rale 1171 to or public and and from 11 to mllla or the artier to bring about a more aiaetiment between Acton and Georgetown the mill rate for area charge Georgetown dropped while been ralaed Tno Instead of percent of the coat or inch garbage In Warda One Three and Four being paid or by Georgetown and only to percent being paid or by Acton the ltTI ratio ap proximately with Georgetown carrying the of the Became Ward Two not receive theae aervlcea and are not levied Georgetown ratea are down Actont are as rate have been even lower except that a and to the rate or next year and the year after been p That fund of been to Georgetowna rate at Actons la dae to a deficit that carried over ram year II hoped that Acton ewer mill rate will be aUMliwd year In the eightmill area Comparison of 1975 mill rates with for the former municipalities Residential and farm General Services Town of Hills Regional Municipality of Education Public and Separate Education Secondary Area Charges Town of Hills Crossing Guards Garb a and Streetllghtlng Region of TOTAL Increase In 1975 over Special Lighting Area Charges Glen Williams Stewarttown Gcor Acton 3127 2628 1871 1632 2311 1805 1770 1957 527 999 482 1152 -4- 9793 EM 96 75 71 321 1346 1654 Commercial and Industrial Georgetown Acton 1974 1975 General Services Town of Hills Regional Municipality 767 646 961 800 Education Public and Separate 2079 2917 Education Secondary 1635 1813 2006 7712 S Area Charges Town of Hills Crossing Guards Garbage and Region of Sewer 555 417 567 494 862 528 1008 1175 984 1356 TOTAL 11214 crease in over Special Lighting Area Charges Glen Williams Stewarttown The operating budget dollar How it will be spent The operating budget dollar Where it will come from COMPARISON OF IMPACT OF MILL RATES WITH ON AN AVERAGE ASSESSED HOME IN THE FORMER MUNICIPALITIES la plain and word what chart la note that although the mill ratea varied take a from Georgetown and man it to any of the la the above the majority the dual other to what the would be on an are airly well line with the exception of equivalent Became provincial grant again Acton inn Residential and Farm 1974 1975 1975 General Services Town of Hills 18713 18712 16215 Regional Municipality of 4890 4069 2055 2018 Education Public or Separate 13829 15714 13771 15425 Education Secondary 11040 10801 12291 12075 50716 Special Area Charges Town of Hills Crossing Guards Garbage and Region of Sewer Increase in over Special Lighting Area Charges Glen Williams 4380 5128 56986 58601 1259 463 1259 438 1981 BUDGET SUMMARY OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES 1975 1974 PROPOSED INCREASE FINAL BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET COMMITTEE COUNCIL Accumulated Net Revenue at Beginning of Year Expenditures 206804 General Government 575528 686830 811660 Protection to Persona and Property 352557 422861 3596 425198 Transportation Services 1501444 1338784 23841 Environmental Services 127000 126633 156900 15000 Conservation of Health 30000 30000 Recreation and Community Services 932189 43182 62500 Planning 38035 75454 Financial Expenses 219880 414867 75220 Region of Halton 865497 884523 Education 2570977 3089043 404 3 Other Revenue 104264 Taxation 5413023 104264 101576 5 Contributions from Other Governments 1043356 1 Other 594888 101576 536224 the of the Year Note 543611 The 1974 Surplus for Special Ar ea Streetlight ng in the amount of 491 has been offset directly against the related Expenditures thereby reducing the Surplus from to Reductions shown for Region were made by the Council of the Regional Municipality of