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Budget 2009
Council approved the 2009, 2010 and 2011 operating and capital budgets at the December 15, 2008 council meeting.
2009 Operating Budget
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PDF - 13 kb)
2009 Capital Budget
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PDF - 377 kb)
The budget represents a 0% increase to municipal taxes in 2009. This was achieved through a combination of reduced spending and increases to revenue, including:
The transfer to capital reserves was frozen at 2008 levels;
Town of Banff staff wages were frozen at 2008 levels and two staff positions were eliminated;
All summer student positions for 2009 were eliminated;
Licenses, permits and user fees were increased between 5% and 25%;
Revenues from police and bylaw fines are targeted at higher levels;
The public swim subsidy to the Banff Centre was reduced by roughly 30%;and
Many requests for new or increased funding were declined, with the exception of a request for $1,500 from Bow Valley Victim Services.
Significant capital projects approved by Council for 2009 include:
$4.7M for construction of a new transit building (carry over from 2008)
$31M to upgrade the Banff Recreation Centre (over 3 years)
$1.2M to upgrade the well system
$150,000 for Bow Falls cliff top staircase upgrade
$5.4M for Cave Avenue water, sewer and road upgrade
$300,000 for sidewalk upgrades
$500,000 for installation of new commercial water meters
$400,000 for additional recycling bins
$1.6M for wayfinding implementation (over 4 years)
Capital projects removed indefinitely from the capital budget include:
Bow Falls Viewpoint improvments - $500,000
Burial of overhead lines - $2.1M
Pedestrian bridge - $650,000
For more information, contact the corporate services department at
corporate_services@banff.ca
or 403.762.1210.