The Annual Court of Revision will be held on Saturday Feb 11, 2023, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
An opportunity for Trustees to hear and resolve issues regarding Parcel Tax assessments and other concerns.
An appointment is not necessary but will speed up the process. To make an appointment or get more information, please phone the office at 604-486-7035 or email contact@vananda-id.ca
Annual Invoices for 2023 Parcel Tax and Water Tolls were mailed and/or emailed last week. Due date is Feb 28.
Major thanks to those who have already paid!
If you have not received yours, or would like more information on a payment plan, please contact us.
Marble Bay Rd, between Coleborn and Sellentin, will be closed overnight.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, a new water connection installation is taking longer than planned. Work is expected to be completed by noon tomorrow.
Alternate routes are Main St and Sturt Bay Rd
The annual Court of Revision provides an opportunity for property owners to appeal assessments for Parcel Taxes. It is also a chance to speak directly with Board members about concerns.
This years Court of Revision will be held on Saturday, February 12th, from 10 am to noon, at the Firehall.
Please contact us to make an appointment so we can be better prepared to deal with your specific concerns. An appointment is not necessary, however it will allow us to provide you with a more timely response.
Email contact@vananda-id.ca or phone 604-486-7035 for more info or to schedule your appointment.
Invoices for 2022 Water Tolls and Parcel Taxes were mailed early in January. If you have not received yours, please contact us. Big thanks to those who have paid already! The Newsletter and Metering Feasibility report summary included in the mailout also can be found here.
Please note that the Metering Report was created after requests from residents at the last AGM. There are no plans to proceed with changing from flat rates to meters for residents. If there is continued interest in switching to meters, we will hold special public meetings and have discussions to ensure that any change to residential metering is done only if a majority of residents agree to the change.