CEI ' _ WI ATION Pursuant to Section 86, Indian Act RSC 1985 C.I-5 and amendments thereto, I certify that the attached copy ofBy-law 1996-3 (Rates Bylaw) passed by the Seabird Island Band Council on May 23, 1996 is a true copy ofthe said by-law. -Richard Friz Lands and Trust Services, a Superintendent as defined in Section 2(1) Indian Act RSC 1985
Minister of Indian Affairs Ministre des Affaires and Northern Development indiennes et du Nord canadien Ottawa, Canada K1A OH4 I, the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, HEREBY APPROVE, pursuant to section 83 of the Indian Act, the following by-law made by the Seabird Island Indian Band, in the Province of British Columbia, at a meeting held on the 23rd day of May 1996 . By-law 1996-3 (Rates By-law) Dated at Ottawa, Ontario this 3rd day of June . 1996 .
SCHEDULE "A" SEABIRD ISLAND INDIAN BAND PRESCRIBED TAXRATES FORTHE TAXATION YEAR 1996 Class of Property Tax Rate 1) Residential 9.60 2) Utilities 60.69 3) Unmanaged forest 18.21 4) Major industry 26.32 5) Light industry 23.38 6) Business 18.72 7) Managed forest 26.35 8) Recreation / nonprofit ~ 8.31 9) Farm 16.80 BE IT KNOWN that this By-Law entitled "the Rates By-Law" which form part of the Taxation By-Law passed by Chief and Council and approved by the Minister on July 30, 1993, that being a by-law to establish by by-law a system on the reserve lands of the Seabird Island Indian Band for the fair and equitable taxation for local purposes of land, or interests in land including the right to occupy, possess or use lands within the boundaries of the reserves is hereby enacted as By-Law 1996-3 by the Chiefand Council of the Seabird Island Indian Band.
APPROVED AND PASSED at a duly convened meeting ofthe Council of the Seabird Island Indian Band held at Seabird Island Indian Band Administration Office, Agassiz, British Columbia, this 23rd day of May, 1996 . MOVED BY i'I+V(- 4'4~E1-1 SECONDED BY Gc,~ihENi SEY~nt,l2 AQUORUM OF BAND COUNCII, CONSISTS OF 4 COUNCILLORS COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR
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