The council may enter into an agreement with the government of the province, another municipality or other body for the joint construction, ownership, maintenance and operation of a facility or service that the council is permitted to construct, own, maintain and operate under this Act. The council may contract to do work, supply goods or provide a service not authorized for the council under this Act where it has equipment, staff or goods surplus to its needs and charges normal commercial rates, so long as the service is not otherwise ordinarily provided by a person in accordance with the Public Utilities Act.

The city manager may be appointed city clerk or acting city clerk in addition to other duties under this Act. The city manager shall attend, or be represented by his or her designate, at all meetings of the council but the city manager has no vote. The city manager may take part in the discussion of all matters coming before a meeting of the council or its committees.

The city manager may use the services of the heads of departments and of all other employees of the council for the purpose of carrying out his or her duties. The city manager shall, where so requested in writing by a department head giving his or her reasons, report to the next meeting of the council that the department head is not in agreement with a plan, proposal or appointment of the city manager. Notwithstanding section 64, where, in the opinion of the city manager, the immediate expenditure of an amount in excess of the prescribed amount under paragraph 64 a is necessary to meet an emergency situation, the city manager may make the expenditure without the prior approval of the council and shall report on it to the council at its next meeting.

The city clerk may be appointed city manager or acting city manager in addition to the city clerk's other duties under this Act. The city clerk may administer oaths and take and receive affidavits for the purposes of this Act. The city clerk shall attend, or be represented by his or her designate, at all meetings of the council and at the discretion of council may attend meetings of its committees, but the city clerk has no vote at a meeting. A department head is to be paid a salary fixed by the council. The city manager and department heads hold office during the pleasure of the council.

The city manager or department heads may be retired in accordance with a pension scheme established under this Act where that person becomes qualified for a pension, allowance or gratuity under that pension scheme. Where the council decides the positions of permanent employees of the council are redundant as a result of an order annexing a municipality or a part of a municipality with the city, the minister may by order determine what positions are redundant and make those directions as to transfers that may be necessary, including directions specifying an earlier or later date from which the order shall be made effective.

John's or of a corporation or institution having a pension plan may be credited, as pensionable service with the council, with the whole or part of the pensionable service credited to that person by that employment. The council may determine the persons or class of persons who are eligible to receive benefits under a group insurance scheme entered into under section The council shall provide for the payment of contributions to be made by the council under a group insurance scheme and shall deduct or provide for deductions by instalments from the salary, wages or other remuneration of an employee who is eligible to receive a benefit under the scheme.

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The council may carry out staff training on its own or in co-operation with other councils, municipalities or bodies engaged in staff training programs and may arrange to help its employees financially and otherwise in taking those training programs. The financial year of the council is from January 1 to December The city manager, the city clerk and the designated department head may impress their signatures by machinery on cheques and cheques that have been so impressed are good and valid to all intents as if the cheques had been signed in the proper handwriting of the city manager, the city clerk or the designated department head.

The council may charge a rate of interest on payments due to the council so long as the rate of interest is not in excess of that provided in section In a budget proposed expenditures shall not exceed anticipated revenues. The council shall ensure that complete books of account are kept of the financial dealings of the council. Where the council does not appoint an auditor within the time set out in section or the auditor is not a qualified person under that section, the minister shall appoint an auditor to audit the accounts of the council and report on the financial statement prepared by the council.

An auditor may call for, and the council shall supply, all books and vouchers of the council that the auditor considers necessary to enable him or her to properly audit its accounts. The auditor shall complete and submit the report on his or her audit within 5 months of the end of the financial year that he or she is auditing.

The council shall send a copy of the audit to the minister within 30 days of its receipt. The auditor shall, at the request of the council or the minister, make an interim report on the accounts of the council and shall send a copy of the report to the council and the minister within 30 days of its completion.

Subject to the approval of the minister, the council may borrow money for capital purposes and issue securities for the repayment of money borrowed.

The council shall annually on or before the end of each year submit to the Municipal Capital Projects Board established under the Municipal Grants Act a 5 year forecast of its anticipated capital expenditure requirements. Dated at St. Deputy Minister of Municipal and Provincial Affairs". Where the council borrows money under section , the amount of the loan to be raised shall be stated in Canadian dollars.

The mayor, the city clerk or city manager may impress their signatures by machinery on debentures issued by the council, and debentures that have been so impressed are good and valid to all intents as if they had been signed in the proper handwriting of the mayor, city clerk or city manager. Where the council has raised money by a loan advanced or guaranteed by the Crown or under bonds or debentures issued by the council with their repayment guaranteed by the Crown, the money shall not, except with the consent of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, be attached, held or otherwise taken under powers of law to satisfy an obligation of the council arising out of a contract entered into without the prior approval of the minister.

All taxes that may be imposed or varied by the council shall be imposed or varied by a resolution of council. The council may provide for the payment of a tax imposed under this Act at monthly or bi-monthly intervals and may charge a rate of interest on the payments not in excess of that provided for under section Notwithstanding section , where the time for the completion of the assessment roll is extended, or the time for the closing of the assessment review commission is extended and as a result the council is unable to impose or vary a tax based on assessed value within 3 months of the beginning of the financial year, the real property tax is considered to become due from the beginning of that financial year, unless the council sets a later date under section Taxes imposed or varied by the council remain in effect and are due according to the nature of the tax and its method of payment, until the resolution of council imposing it has been cancelled.

The council may charge simple or compound interest on taxes that are not paid on or before the date on which they become due, if, before making that charge the council passes a resolution establishing whether the interest shall be simple or compound, the rate of interest to be charged and when that interest shall be applied.

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In an action under this Act in which it is necessary to show that a tax was imposed or varied, a copy of the minute of the council signed by the clerk is, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, proof that the tax was properly imposed or varied. Where real property is occupied and the owner is not known, the occupier is considered to be the owner for the purposes of the imposition and collection of the real property tax.

The tenant of a real property not subject to the real property tax shall pay a tax equivalent to the tax that would have been payable by the owner if the property were subject to the real property tax, where that tenant pays rent or other valuable consideration for the real property.

The council shall impose an annual tax, to be known as "the business tax", on all individuals, partnerships, associations and corporations carrying on business in the city. Where the real property tax is not applicable to a business because it has no fixed place of business, the council shall set the business tax as a percentage of the gross revenue of business done by that business. Where the council has imposed the real property tax, it shall set the business tax as a percentage of the assessed value of the real property used by the business, where there is a fixed place of business, and the business tax becomes due from the same date as the real property tax becomes due.

The council may vary the rate of business tax between different classes of businesses. Regulation re: water and sewer tax In addition to the tax paid under section , the council may impose an additional rate of tax on users, other than residential users of a water system, sewage system or a water and sewage system, based on the quantity and quality of water used and effluent discharged. All taxes imposed under this Part, together with interest owing on those taxes and reasonable costs of collection for those taxes, may, in addition to all other lawful methods of civil debt collection, be sued for and collected by an action in the name of the council as a civil debt due to the council.

Notwithstanding section , real property that is occupied for full time residential purposes by the owner shall not be sold for tax arrears by the council while it is occupied in that manner. The city clerk shall, on payment of a fee set by the council, give a tax certificate to the owner or mortgagee of real property or his or her solicitor certifying the tax position of the property and other charges imposed by the council on the real property and that tax certificate is binding upon the council as to all taxes and other charges then imposed with respect to the real property.

Notice of arrears Right of mortgagee Direction to sell Advertisement and notice Sale by auction Further notice of sale Sale set aside Tax payment from proceeds Failure to pay Future assessments Vesting of property In addition to all other powers of enforcing payment of taxes that the council possesses, it may seize so much of the rentals payable by tenants of real property that is subject to the real property tax, business tax or water and sewage tax as may be needed to discharge the liability of the owners of that real property for the tax due by the owners to the council whether or not the taxes are in respect of the real property occupied by the tenants.

The council may, but is not obliged to, distrain on a tenant's chattels for rent in arrears, and where the council refuses to distrain the landlord may do so, upon giving security to the satisfaction of the council for payment to it of the proceeds of the distress or so much as is required to discharge the liability of the landlord to the council for the taxes referred to in section The council may defer the payment of all or a portion of a local improvement assessment on productive agricultural land while that land continues to be used for these purposes.

Where the council decides to impose a local improvement assessment under section , it shall, afterward, impose an assessment on other portions of real property similarly benefited by a public work of the council. A local service assessment imposed under section and a service levy imposed under section shall be paid by the owner of real property at the time and in the manner which the council may determine. Where real property is made capable of being developed, or the density of the potential development is increased, by a public work, on or off the real property, of the council designed to develop municipal services or expand the capacity of the services, or where the value of real property is enhanced by an action of the council, the council may impose a charge to be known as "the service levy" on that real property.

A service levy shall not exceed the cost, or estimated cost, including finance charges to the city of constructing or improving the public work referred to in section that are necessary for the real property to be developed in accordance with the standards required by the council and are permitted on that real property. Arrears of instalments of a local improvement assessment, or arrears in a service levy may be collected in addition to the other methods of collection provided for in this Act by action in the name of the council as a civil debt due to the council.

Nuisance Employees or agents of the council authorized by the council may enter upon real property and at reasonable times into the buildings and structures on the real property, whether publicly or privately owned, to do all things necessary for the purpose of making surveys or examinations or obtaining information relative to the construction, alteration, repair, maintenance or inspection of a water supply system, sewage system, storm drainage system or other works that the council is empowered to undertake or to control in the city.

Employees or agents of the council may enter upon all real property, whether publicly or privately owned, and at reasonable times enter into the buildings or structures on the real property for the purpose of carrying into effect the work and system of water supply, sewage and storm drainage or other works that the council is empowered to undertake or control in the city.

The council shall compensate a person injuriously affected by anything done under sections to in the sum that may be agreed, and where an agreement cannot be made, the compensation shall be determined and paid in accordance with the expropriation provisions of this Act as if the injurious affection had been caused by expropriation. The ownership, management and control of all public roads, sidewalks and bridges in the city, except highways classified and designated by the Department of Works, Services and Transportation, and the bridges on those highways, are vested in the council.

A privately constructed road constructed with the approval of the council that is to be used by the public shall be taken over by the council as a public road, without compensation, upon the council being satisfied that the road has been brought up to a standard satisfactory to the council and may reasonably be regarded as necessary for public use. The council may construct public roads, sidewalks and bridges and improve, realign, alter the level of, and repair existing public roads, sidewalks and bridges.

The council may order the closing of a public road, sidewalk or bridge either temporarily or permanently in order to make repairs or to prevent damage to it, or for other reasons. A person shall not open or make a new road designed for public use through privately owned land in the city except with the prior written approval of the council and in accordance with conditions and specifications imposed by the council in its approval. A person shall not break up the surface of a public road, sidewalk or bridge or erect or place a structure or erection in, on or under either of them without the prior written approval of the council and in accordance with conditions imposed by the council in its approval.

The council may, by resolution, establish street reservations, road improvement lines, road lines and building lines to existing and proposed roads and sidewalks. The council may acquire, by agreement or expropriation, real property contained within street reservations, road improvement lines and road lines. The council may acquire, by agreement or expropriation, real property necessary for parking lots, and may establish and construct parking lots and regulate those parking lots and charge for their use in an amount that the council decides.

The council may provide street and area lighting within the city and may enter into agreements with a person to provide the lighting. The council may make regulations in accordance with sections and of the Highway Traffic Act or may delegate all or any of its powers in relation to the making of the regulations to The Corner Brook Transportation Commission. The following statistics are only for the English page and are provided in close to real time.

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