CITY OF GREATER GEELONG 2012-2013 Rating StRategy

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Row Labels No. of Properties Sum of 2010 Current CIV Sum of 2012 Reval CIV % Change 2012 from 2010 Portarlington 2,559 938,667,000 1,051,832,000 12.1% Rippleside 175 82,715,000 100,015,000 20.9% South Geelong 469 145,128,000 158,447,000 9.2% St Albans Park 2,051 540,557,000 580,859,000 7.5% St Leonards 2,183 749,566,000 829,770,000 10.7% Staughton Vale 31 12,140,000 14,800,000 21.9% Swan Bay 16 14,265,000 15,450,000 8.3% Thomson 879 180,900,000 202,654,000 12.0% Wallington 383 233,558,000 256,810,000 10.0% Wandana Heights 678 317,482,000 354,449,000 11.6% Waurn Ponds 1,201 494,542,000 537,585,000 8.7% Whittington 1,759 350,034,000 375,702,000 7.3% Grand Total 94,809 31,298,094,250 34,491,516,000 10.2% BY SUBURB - ALL DIFFERENTIALS As at 11/4/12 - includes Stage 4 Row Labels No. of Properties Sum of 2010 Current CIV Sum of 2012 Reval CIV % Change 2012 from 2010 Anakie 316 178,239,650 194,367,000 9.0% Commercial Rate 7 6,884,650 7,221,000 4.9% Farm Rate 88 86,818,000 92,532,000 6.6% General Rates 202 74,545,000 83,019,000 11.4% Industrial Rate 2 5,546,000 6,388,000 15.2% Mixed Use 2 1,000,000 1,088,000 8.8% Vacant Land 15 3,446,000 4,119,000 19.5% Armstrong Creek 80 169,319,000 201,150,000 18.8% Farm Rate 36 93,640,000 101,285,000 8.2% General Rates 40 50,069,000 59,105,000 18.0% Vacant Land 4 25,610,000 40,760,000 59.2% Avalon 122 69,055,000 72,011,000 4.3% Commercial Rate 5 10,657,000 12,909,000 21.1% Farm Rate 9 11,855,000 8,643,000 -27.1% General Rates 90 36,270,000 40,082,000 10.5% Industrial Rate 2 2,575,000 2,419,000 -6.1% Mixed Use 2 980,000 1,100,000 12.2% Recreation 1 300,000 266,000 -11.3% Vacant Land 13 6,418,000 6,592,000 2.7% Balliang 84 60,032,000 66,078,000 10.1% Farm Rate 53 45,780,000 50,800,000 11.0% General Rates 27 12,825,000 13,860,000 8.1% Vacant Land 4 1,427,000 1,418,000 -0.6% Barwon Heads 2,270 1,371,573,000 1,559,648,000 13.7% Commercial Rate 52 22,863,000 23,999,000 5.0% Farm Rate 4 6,620,000 4,565,000 -31.0% General Rates 2,051 1,261,331,000 1,427,494,000 13.2% Late Licence Premises Rate 1 3,310,000 3,310,000 0.0% Mixed Use 11 7,250,000 7,892,000 8.9% Recreation 2 10,540,000 19,183,000 82.0% Vacant Land 149 59,659,000 73,205,000 22.7% Batesford 99 52,289,000 53,448,000 2.2% Commercial Rate 3 2,954,000 3,023,000 2.3% Farm Rate 12 12,175,000 11,715,000 -3.8% General Rates 71 30,260,000 32,700,000 8.1% Mixed Use 1 400,000 455,000 13.8% Recreation 1 400,000 800,000 100.0%
Row Labels No. of Properties Sum of 2010 Current CIV Sum of 2012 Reval CIV % Change 2012 from 2010 Vacant Land 11 6,100,000 4,755,000 -22.0% Bell Park 2,437 694,829,000 759,653,000 9.3% Commercial Rate 85 44,096,000 41,624,000 -5.6% General Rates 2,193 574,473,000 643,460,000 12.0% Industrial Rate 82 61,495,000 58,280,000 -5.2% Mixed Use 5 1,160,000 1,105,000 -4.7% Vacant Land 72 13,605,000 15,184,000 11.6% Bell Post Hill 2,203 608,312,650 666,071,000 9.5% Commercial Rate 17 3,790,650 4,221,000 11.4% Farm Rate 6 4,615,000 4,925,000 6.7% General Rates 2,114 584,862,000 641,498,000 9.7% Mixed Use 1 165,000 190,000 15.2% Vacant Land 65 14,880,000 15,237,000 2.4% Bellarine 90 124,970,000 125,084,000 0.1% Commercial Rate 2 1,535,000 1,780,000 16.0% Farm Rate 45 88,405,000 82,414,000 -6.8% General Rates 41 34,473,000 40,212,000 16.6% Vacant Land 2 557,000 678,000 21.7% Belmont 6,687 2,013,285,000 2,211,609,000 9.9% Commercial Rate 314 205,521,000 219,709,000 6.9% General Rates 6,224 1,755,630,000 1,933,208,000 10.1% Industrial Rate 57 25,623,000 25,781,000 0.6% Mixed Use 15 5,200,000 5,205,000 0.1% Recreation 3 3,813,000 7,009,000 83.8% Vacant Land 74 17,498,000 20,697,000 18.3% Breakwater 712 281,574,300 281,122,800 -0.2% Commercial Rate 35 31,292,300 31,263,800 -0.1% General Rates 507 108,738,000 116,316,000 7.0% Industrial Rate 126 114,993,000 106,213,000 -7.6% Late Licence Premises Rate 1 4,160,000 4,160,000 0.0% Mixed Use 6 3,950,000 3,000,000 -24.1% Recreation 2 8,060,000 8,264,000 2.5% Vacant Land 35 10,381,000 11,906,000 14.7% Breamlea 112 63,890,000 69,765,000 9.2% General Rates 106 61,245,000 66,875,000 9.2% Vacant Land 6 2,645,000 2,890,000 9.3% Ceres 104 78,139,800 76,095,000 -2.6% Commercial Rate 2 138,800 170,000 22.5% Farm Rate 14 30,110,000 24,665,000 -18.1% General Rates 72 43,479,000 46,493,000 6.9% Vacant Land 16 4,412,000 4,767,000 8.0% Charlemont 110 130,377,000 120,346,000 -7.7% Commercial Rate 2 1,450,000 1,285,000 -11.4% Farm Rate 34 80,558,000 69,314,000 -14.0% General Rates 69 45,093,000 45,832,000 1.6% Industrial Rate 1 935,000 825,000 -11.8% Mixed Use 1 450,000 370,000 -17.8% Vacant Land 3 1,891,000 2,720,000 43.8% Clifton Springs 3,457 1,008,544,000 1,155,767,000 14.6% Commercial Rate 11 3,414,000 3,483,000 2.0% Farm Rate 1 1,540,000 4,310,000 179.9% General Rates 3,130 951,319,000 1,088,675,000 14.4% Mixed Use 3 970,000 1,020,000 5.2% Recreation 2 5,162,000 5,300,000 2.7% Vacant Land 310 46,139,000 52,979,000 14.8% Connewarre 332 199,268,000 224,644,000 12.7% Commercial Rate 24 10,055,000 10,926,000 8.7%
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City of Greater Geelong 2012-2013 R
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Charitable and Not-for-Profit Organ
Page 6 and 7: income and other assets to be treat
Page 8 and 9: Residential Overall 94,809 resident
Page 10 and 11: Major Industrials There is no chang
Page 12 and 13: Future Issues The Victorian Governm
Page 14 and 15: The Strategy provided for the conti
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Page 18 and 19: These increases were required in or
Page 20 and 21: 2010-2011 2010 Revaluation The 2010
Page 22 and 23: The Farm rebate remained at 46.5%.
Page 24 and 25: However, Geelong Council must provi
Page 26 and 27: Strategic Directions Council has de
Page 28 and 29: The total value of the municipality
Page 30 and 31: The general objectives of each of t
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Page 36 and 37: Service Charges - LGA Section 162 A
Page 38 and 39: Decision Process for determining Mi
Page 40 and 41: The land definition does not includ
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Page 46 and 47: Council cannot apply an alternative
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