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Proposed Increase to Minimum Rates
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Regardless of the amount of rates paid, ratepayers, for the most part receive the same benefits from Council in the form of service provision.
The levying of rates is a matter of finding the balance between equity of service and ability to pay. In medium to larger strata developments, a two or three bedroom unit with perhaps two to four occupants pays considerably less rates than an average house with the same number of occupants yet has access to the same amount of services.
read more …by Willoughby Admin 9 Sep 2011, 10:24am | 970 views
What do you like most about living in the Willoughby area?
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by Willoughby Admin 27 Sep 2011, 2:54pm | 157 views
What are important Principles or Values Council should adopt when communicating with you?
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Please take a look at the 'Good Principles of Engagement' document in the library, which can be accessed on the right hand side of the page. These principles have been developed with community, councillor and staff input.
This is your chance to share with us the Principles you think Council should use when communicating with you.
by Willoughby Admin 29 Jul 2011, 10:42am | 222 views
What's the best way for Council to communicate with you?
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Please tell us the best way for Council to communicate with you. Do you prefer email, telephone, regular mail, website, advertisements or social media such as Facebook or Twitter?
We would love to hear your feedback on this topic. There is also a survey on this topic which can be accessed by clicking the "Surveys" tab on the main page.
by Willoughby Admin 22 Jul 2011, 9:18am | 288 views
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Willoughby Admin
Project Coordinator (Willoughby Council)
