THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF MIDLAND BY-LAW

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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF MIDLAND BY-LAW 2016-24 A by-law to adopt the estimate of all sums required for the year and to set the rates of taxation for the year 2016 WHEREAS the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c.25, provides for the method of assessment and the levying of property taxes by upper and lower-tier municipalities; AND WHEREAS the Assessment Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter A.31, as amended, establishes the classes of real property and methods of assessment, as well as provides for alterations to the Collector s Roll; AND WHEREAS the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c.25, Section 290, provides that the council of a local municipality shall in each year prepare and adopt estimates of all sums required during the year for the purposes of the municipality; AND WHEREAS the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c.25, Section 208, provides that the council of a local municipality shall in each year levy a special charge upon rateable property in the prescribed Business Improvement Area, based on the amount required, as determined by the Board of Management and approved by Council; AND WHEREAS the amount to be raised from the members within the Business Improvement Area as per By-Law 77-74 as amended is $114,500.00; AND WHEREAS the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c.25, Section 312(2), provides that the council of a local municipality shall in each year adopt separate tax rates to be applied on the assessments in each property class in the municipality rateable for local municipal purposes; AND WHEREAS the County of Simcoe, in accordance with the Municipal Act, c.25, Sections 289 and 308 adopted Bylaw 6537 being a by-law to establish the County Rates and Tax Ratios for the year 2016; AND WHEREAS Ontario Regulation 400/98 established the 2016 provincial uniform education rates for the residential, multi-residential, farm and managed forest classes and, the business education rates specific to the County of Simcoe for the commercial, industrial and pipeline classes; AND WHEREAS the Municipal Act, c.25, Part IX as amended and Ontario Regulation 73/03 as made and amended under the Municipal Act with respect to the calculation of taxes for Commercial, Industrial and Multi-Residential property classes;

Bylaw 2016-24 Page 2 AND WHEREAS the adjustments to the 2016 property taxes for each property in the commercial, industrial and multi-residential classes will be determined, at the County level, using the Provincial Online Property Tax Analysis (OPTA) System, with said adjustment amounts being, provided to the Town of Midland for inclusion in the 2016 final tax bill; NOW THEREFORE THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL FOR THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF MIDLAND HEREIN ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: 1. That, for the year 2016, the estimate of all sums required for municipal purposes is as set forth in Schedule A attached hereto and forming part of this by-law. 2. That, for the year 2016, there shall be levied and collected upon the assessments in each property class, the rates of taxation as contained in Schedule B attached hereto and forming part of this by-law and that the estimates for the current year are as set forth in the said Schedule B. 3. That, for the year 2016, there shall be levied and collected upon the rateable property in the prescribed Business Improvement Area, the special charge rates as contained in the said Schedule B to this by-law and that the estimates for the current year are as set forth in the said Schedule B. 4. In calculating the 2016 taxes as authorized herein, the Treasurer shall reduce the taxes by the interim amount billed as per Section 317 of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c.25. 5. The balance of taxes, being the final tax bill, shall become due and payable in two installments, July 29, 2016 and September 30, 2016. 6. Notwithstanding Clause 5, the final tax bill for the commercial, industrial and multi-residential properties subject to adjustments calculated by the OPTA system, may become due and payable on a date to be determined by subsequent by-law, if the said adjustments are not received in a timely manner. 7. Notwithstanding Clause 5, alternatively, taxes may be paid by means of preauthorized payment and accepted on an installment date basis or on a monthly basis January to October. 8. A penalty shall be imposed for non-payment of taxes due at the rate of 1.25% per month on the first day of default and on the first day of each calendar month thereafter in which default continues.

Bylaw 2016-24 Page 3 9. After December 31, 2016, interest shall be added at the rate of 1.25% per month on all taxes due and unpaid. 10. Tax bills shall be mailed to the taxpayer s residence or place of business or to the premises in respect of which the taxes are payable, unless otherwise directed by the taxpayer. 11. All taxes, local improvements and other special rates shall be payable to the Town of Midland at 575 Dominion Avenue, Midland, Ontario L4R 1R2. 12. Part payment may be accepted from time to time on account and applied to outstanding balances in accordance with S.347 of the Municipal Act. 13. This By-law shall come into full force and effect immediately upon final passage. BY-LAW READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME, AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 24 TH DAY OF MAY, 2016. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF MIDLAND MAYOR CLERK

Bylaw 2016-24 TOWN OF MIDLAND Page 4 2016 TAX LEVY AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FROM TAXATION 2016 Approved Budget TAX BASED DEPARTMENTS 12 Taxation 012 Taxation Levy (18,357,039) 020 Other Taxation (75,800) Total 12 Taxation (18,432,839) 15 General Revenue 070 General Revenues (282,500) 20 General Administration 111 Council 319,824 121 General Administration 2,016,202 127 Corporate Health & Safety 74,661 247 Community Health & Safety 242,158 261 By-Law 83,468 265 Parking 6,471 Total 20 General Administration 2,742,784 30 PLANNING AND BUILDING SERVICES 811 Planning 367,127 812 Committee of Adjustment 13,760 813 Heritage Committee 8,700 820 Building 153,014 Total 30 Planning and Building Services 542,601 35 CULTURE, TOURISM & SP EVENTS 740 Culture 164,503 750 Tourism & Special Events 331,308 Total 35 Culture, Tourism & Special Events 495,811 42 Fire Services 2,559,465 44 Police Services 5,070,697 48 Library 1,018,806 51 OPERATIONS 315 Works Depot 1,408,532 325 Roads 1,725,398 335 Sidewalks & Curbs 302,400 345 Transit 240,221 355 Street Lighting 369,251 475 Storm Sewers 170,520 385 Harbour 12,284 390 Parks 987,290 399 NSSRC 1,291,458 Total 51 Operations 6,507,354 55 ENGINEERING 505 Engineering 253,914 75 JOINT BOARDS AND WHOLLY OWNED MPUC, Huronia Airport, SSEA (476,093) SELF-FUNDING DEPARTMENTS 411/431Water/Wastewater Run Date: 2-May-2016 Page No: 1

Page 5 SCHEDULE "B" to BY-LAW 2016-24 2016 TAX RATES and LEVIES TAX RATES LEVY CLASS QUAL PROPERTY CLASS ASSESSMENT TOWN COUNTY EDUCATION TOTAL TOWN COUNTY EDUCATION TOTAL R T Residential & Farm 1,393,260,855 0.917261% 0.298947% 0.188000% 1.404208% 12,779,843.71 4,165,111.53 2,619,330.41 $ 19,564,285.65 M T Multi-Residential 64,514,500 1.411207% 0.459930% 0.188000% 2.059137% 910,432.90 296,721.54 121,287.26 1,328,441.70 C,S,D,G T Commercial 290,968,845 1.148503% 0.374312% 1.180000% 2.702815% 3,341,785.83 1,089,131.30 3,433,432.37 7,864,349.50 X T Commercial New Const 25,814,855 1.148503% 0.374312% 1.180000% 2.702815% 296,484.38 96,628.10 304,615.29 697,727.77 C,S.D U Excess Land 1,962,446 0.803952% 0.262018% 0.826000% 1.891970% 15,777.13 5,141.96 16,209.80 37,128.89 C X Vacant Land 7,471,000 0.803952% 0.262018% 0.826000% 1.891970% 60,063.26 19,575.36 61,710.46 141,349.08 I,L T Industrial 47,144,887 1.411207% 0.459930% 1.500000% 3.371137% 665,311.77 216,833.48 707,173.31 1,589,318.55 J T Industrial New Const 988,000 1.411207% 0.459930% 1.180000% 3.051137% 13,942.72 4,544.11 11,658.40 30,145.23 I,L U Excess Land 1,722,793 0.917284% 0.298954% 0.975000% 2.191238% 15,802.91 5,150.36 16,797.23 37,750.50 I X Vacant Land 5,947,300 0.917284% 0.298954% 0.975000% 2.191238% 54,553.65 17,779.69 57,986.18 130,319.52 P T Pipelines 4,133,000 1.189321% 0.387615% 1.372051% 2.948987% 49,154.64 16,020.13 56,706.87 121,881.64 F T Farmlands 2,789,200 0.229315% 0.074737% 0.047000% 0.351052% 6,396.06 2,084.56 1,310.92 9,791.55 T T Managed Forest 331,900 0.229315% 0.074737% 0.047000% 0.351052% 761.10 248.05 155.99 1,165.14 PAYMENTS-IN-LIEU: R F Residential-full 83,000 0.917261% 0.298947% 0.188000% 1.404208% 761.33 248.13 156.04 1,165.49 R P Residential-full 2,522,000 0.917261% 0.298947% 0.188000% 1.404208% 23,133.33 7,539.44 4,741.36 35,414.14 R G Residential-general 886,000 0.917261% 0.298947% 0.000000% 1.216208% 8,126.94 2,648.67-10,775.61 M P Multi-Residential - - - - C,G F Commercial-full 8,708,300 1.148503% 0.374312% 1.180000% 2.702815% 100,015.08 32,596.21 102,757.94 235,369.24 C G Commercial-general 613,000 1.148503% 0.374312% 0.000000% 1.522815% 7,040.32 2,294.53-9,334.86 C Y Com Excess Land -full 805,000 0.803952% 0.262018% 0.826000% 1.891970% 6,471.81 2,109.24 6,649.30 15,230.36 C Z Com Vac Land-general - 0.803952% 0.262018% 0.000000% 1.065970% - - - - I H Ind Occupied-full 56,000 1.411207% 0.459930% 1.500000% 3.371137% 790.28 257.56 840.00 1,887.84 I V Ind Excess Land - 0.917284% 0.298954% 0.975000% 2.191238% - - - - I Y Ind Vacant Land 42,500 0.917284% 0.298954% 0.975000% 2.191238% 389.85 127.06 414.38 931.28 $ 31,863,763.53 Total 1,860,765,381 $ 18,357,039.00 $ 5,982,791.02 $ 7,523,933.50 $ 31,863,763.53 1,860,765,381 58% 19% 24% 100% Downtown Midland (BIA) Business Improvement Area Assessment Rates Total C,S,D,G T Commercial Occupied 23,782,528 0.479119% $ 113,946.62 C X Commercial Vacant Land 165,000 0.335383% 553.38 I T Industrial Occupied - 0.479119% - Total 23,947,528 $ 114,500.00