The Sunshine Coast Council has released its budget for the 2017-2018 financial year, which includes a 2.2 percent average rate increase. In addition to the rate rise, rubbish collection fees will go up by $4, and the environment levy will increase by $15, while the heritage levy will go up by $3. Combined, most ratepayers will see an increase of $52. Mayor Mark Jamieson outlined the details of the $722 million budget at a press conference in Nambour on Wednesday.

The Sunshine Coast Council’s app is a handy resource for residents who want to know more about their community. Residents can find information about services available in the city and report problems. The app also offers information about upcoming events and disasters, including evacuation centers, delayed flights, and flood maps. The app also gives users access to MyCouncil, a service that allows them to view and pay for their property, view their rates, and request council documents.

Sunshine Coast Council also has an app that provides information about services in the city. Residents can report problems, find SmartCity Precinct details, and contact council with any questions. They can also access information about disasters, including evacuation centers, flood maps, and delayed flights. The app even allows users to access MyCouncil, a free online service that helps residents manage their properties and access council documents.

Residents should be aware that the rates can increase as the years go by. They should also be aware that there is no direct debit agreement for outstanding rates. Nevertheless, if you wish to take advantage of the discounts, make sure to contact the Sunshine Coast Council. The council will inform you of any changes to the rates and other fees. In the meantime, you can download the MyCouncil app to get information on your property, and access MyCouncil to manage your property and request services and other issues.

The Sunshine Coast Council app provides users with information on how to report a problem, and how to contact the council. There are also links to emergency information on evacuation centers, delayed flights, and the latest news about the city. It also includes a link to MyCouncil, which allows residents to view property and rates and view council documents. It is also easy to find the Sunshine Coast Council’s customer service centre.

The five percent rate discount for on-time payments will remain at $10 per annum. The five percent rate discount for on-time payment will remain at $54 and $13 respectively. Municipalities will still offer payment arrangements. The council also plans to scrap the five percent rates discount to re-establish the $5 million disaster recovery reserve. It will also keep the Rural Fire Charge and Mooloolah Island Maintenance Charge unchanged.

The rates for all three levy types will increase by two cents per month and five percent for rural residents. The Transport Levy will remain at $44 per annum and the Heritage levy at $13. The council will maintain its five percent rate discount for on-time payment at $10. However, if the rate increase does occur, it will be based on a five percent discount on the rates of all property classes.

The rates are higher than previous years, but the levy is a small portion of total costs. In the current budget, the council is increasing its rate by one cent per cent on average – and it is still a small amount compared to previous years. However, the five percent rate discount is a significant amount. The Transport Levy is the most expensive component of the rates, but it is the only one to increase. The Heritage levy is the lowest of all the livable area levy.

The five percent rates discount is available to all residents for the next three years. The council also offers a rate rebate for on-time payments. The rate is still $13.30 a day. The cost of the new taxes is $360 per annum. A five percent rates discount is also available for residents of special categories, such as Mooloolah Island, Brightwater Estate Landscaping Charge, and Rural Fire Charge.