CERTIFICATION Pursuant to Section 86, Indian Act RSC 1985 C.I-5 and amendments thereto, 1 certify that the attached copy of the Deputy Minister's Approval Order dated 29th day of December, 1993, and the Squamish Indian Band "Property Assessment Bylaw, Amendment Bylaw No . 1 - 1993" dated 15th day of December, 1993, are true copies of the said Order and Bylaw . 6v Richard Frizell,~brector, A/ Lands & Trust Services, B.C . Region ; a Superintendent as defined in Sec.2(1) Indian Act, RSC 1985 .
Minister of Indian Affairs Vte .'~! .,"'ah.~ Ministre des Affaires and Northern Development indiennes et du Nord canadien CANADA On behalf of the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, I HEREBY APPROVE, pursuant to section 83 of the Indian Act, the following bylaw made by the Squamish Indian Band, in the Province of British Columbia, at a meeting held on the 15th day of December, 1993 . Squamish Indian Band Property Assessment Bylaw Amendment Bylaw No . 1 - 1993 That part of the Assessment Bylaw that is not approved is sub-section 2(ar) which provides as follows : an appeal of the assessment to the Federal Court 0 of Canada, Trial Division . Dated at Hull, Quebec this 2,_. °/ ~A-., day of 1993 . Dan E . 'Goodleaf Deputy Minister Ottawa, Canada K1AOH4
SQUAMISH INDIAN BAND PROPERTY ASSESSMENT BYLAW AMENDMENT BYLAW NO . 1 - 1993 WHEREAS the Band Council of the Squamish Indian Band approved and passed the Squamish Indian Band Property Assessment Bylaw at a meeting held on the 16th day of December, 1992, pursuant to the provisions of the Indian Act and in particular pursuant to subsection 83(1) of the Indian Act , and the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development approved the Bylaw pursuant to Section 86 of the Indian Act the 31st day of December, 1992 ; AND WHEREAS the Band Council of the Squamish Indian Band wishes to amend the Squamish Indian Band Property Assessment Bylaw ; NOW BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the following Bylaw be and is hereby enacted for the purpose of amending certain provisions of the Squamish Indian Band Property Assessment Bylaw as hereinafter provided . Short Title 1 .0 This bylaw may be cited as the Squamish Indian Band Property Assessment Bylaw, Amendment Bylaw No . 1 - 1993 . Amendment 2 .0 The Squamish Indian Band Property Assessment Bylaw is amended : DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC :1
- 2 -(a) in subs ection 1(1) by adding the following definition immediately after the definition therein given for the term "taxation bylaw" : "" taxation year" means taxation year as defined in the taxation bylaw," (b) in subsection 26 .1(1) by repealing the definition of "cost of industrial improvement" and substituting the following : "" cost of industrial improvement" means the cost of replacing an existing industria l improvement with an improvement that : (a) has the same area and volume as the existing industrial improvement, (b) serves the same function that the existing industrial improvement was designed for, or where the existing industrial improvement is no longer used for that function, serves the same function that the existing industrial improvement now serves, and (c) is constructed using current, generally accepted construction techniques and materials for the type of improvement being constructed, and, for the purposes of determining cost, those manuals establishing ra tes, formulae, rules or principles for the calculation of cost prescribed in Schedule "V" shall apply," (c) in subsection 26 .1(1) by repealing the definition of "industrial improvement" and substituting the following : ""industrial improvement" means an improvement that is part of a plant that is designed, built and can be used for the purpose of one or more of the following : (a) mining, extracting, beneficiating or milling of metallic or non-metallic ore, DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC :1
- 3 -(b) mining, breaking, washing, grading or beneficiating of coal, (c) producing of aluminum, (d) smelting or refining of metal from ore or ore concentrate, (e) producing, manufacturing, processing or refining of petroleum or natural gas, (f) manufacturing of lumber or other sawmill and planing mill products, (g) manufacturing of wood veneer, plywood, particle board, wafer board, hardboard and similar products, (h) manufacturing of gypsum board, (i) manufacturing of pulp, paper or linerboard, (j) manufacturing of chemicals, (k) manufacturing of chemical fertilizer, (1) manufacturing of synthetic resins or the compounding of synthetic resins into moulding compounds, . (m) manufacturing of cement, (n) manufacturing of insulation, (o) manufacturing sheet glass or glass bottles, (p) building, refitting or repairing ships, (q) loading cargo onto sea going or lake going ships or barges, including associated cargo storage and loading facilities, but council may exempt from this definition of "industrial improvements" improvements in a plant or class of plant that has less than a prescribed capacity and may prescribe different capacities for different types of plant, and hereby makes such exemptions as set out in Schedule "VI" (d) in subsection 27(3) by repealing the subsection and substituting the following : DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC:1
- 4 -"(3) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(e) "right of way" means land and improvements that a railway corporation is entitled to use for the operation of track in place but "right of way" of a railway corporation does not include : (a) land and improvements of which the railway corporation is not an interest holder within the meaning of this bylaw, (b) land and improvements that the railway corporation leases to a lessee, or (c) land and improvements which have a higher and better use than as right of way for track in place ." (e) by repealing the title to section 40 and substituting the following : "Establishment of Boards of Review" (f) in section 63 by repealing the title to Schedule "XI" and substituting the following : "Schedule "XI" - Telecommunications Corporations Valuation (Section 27(1))" (g) in Schedule "I" by repealing paragraphs 1(c) and (d) and substituting the following : "(c) fans, motors, piping other than piping used to supply fuel, or other equipment that is used to control or provide the temperature, irrigation or atmosphere within a dry kiln, ateamchest, greenhouse, cooling tower, controlled atmosphere warehouse or cold storage warehouse, and all ventilating and heating equipment used for process purposes in farms, described in subsection 1(2)(b) of this bylaw, (d) coolers, freezers or controlled environment cabinets that are : (i) of a modular walk-in or reach-in type, and DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC :1
(ii) located within a building or structure, and any associated machinery and controls, (h) in Schedule "I" by repealing subparagraph (t)(vii) and substituting the following : (t)(vii) those spas, hot-tubs and swimming pools that are free standing and any associated machinery and controls ." (i) in Schedule "IV" by repealing paragraph 1(b) and substituting the following : "(b) improvements on land classified as a farm and used in connection with the farm operation, including the farm residence and outbuildings," (j) in Schedule "IV" by repealing paragraphs 8 .(1)(a), (b) and (c) and substituting the following : "8 .(1) Class 8 property shall include only : (a) land, but not improvements on that land, used solely as an outdoor recreational facility for the following activities or uses : (i) golf, (ii) skiing, tennis, (iv) ball games of any kind, (v) lawn bowling, (vi) public swimming pool, (vii) motor car racing, (viii) trap shooting, (ix) archery, (x) ice skating, (xi) waterslides, (xii) museums, (xiii) amusement parks, (xiv) horse racing, (xv) rifle shooting, (xvi) pistol shooting, DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC :1
- 6 -(xvii) horse back riding, (xviii) roller skating, (xix) marinas, (xx) parks and gardens open to the public, (xxi) hang gliding, (b) that part of any land and improvements used or set aside for use as a place of public worship or as a meeting hall for a non-profit fraternal or cultural organization of persons of either or both sexes, together with the facilities necessarily incidental to that use, for at least 150 days in the year ending on June 30, of the calendar year preceding the calendar year for which the assessment roll is being prepared, not counting any day in which the land and improvements so used or set aside are also used for : (i) any purpose by an organization that is neither a religious organization nor a non-profit fraternal organization, (ii) entertainment where there is an admission charge, or (iii) the sale or consumption, or both, of alcoholic beverages . (k) in Schedule "IV" by repealing subsection 8(2), (1) in Schedule "V" by repealing section 1 and substituting the following : "1 . Volumes 1 and 2 of the British Columbia Assessment Authority Major Industrial Properties Manual, deposited on November 10, 1992 with the Assessment Commissioner appointed under the Assessment Authority Act, are prescribed for the purposes of the definition of "cost of industrial improvement" in section 26 .1(1) of this bylaw ." (m) in Schedule "VI" by repealing the entire Table at the end of the Schedule and substituting the following : DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC :1
Column 1 Column 2 Plant Capacity 1 . Placer mines 500 m' pay dirt per day 2 . Mines, other than coal 75 tonnes milling capacity per day mines or placer mines or no milling capacity 3 . Sawmills that manufacture 15 million fbm per year based on lumber and other wood 480 shifts a year of 8 hours each products from raw logs shift 4 . Remanufacturing plants, 24 million fbm per year based on not part of a sawmill, 480 shifts a year of 8 hours each which manufacture lumber shift or other. wood products from rough lumber or cants, but not raw logs 5 . Chemical plants 5,000 tonnes per year 6 . Building, refitting 750 tonnes light displacement or repairing ships weight retrieval capacity or no retrieval capacity (n) in Schedule "VII" by deleting the reference to "September_ 30" in paragraphs 4(1)(a) and (b) and 4(2)(a) and (b) and replacing same with "October 31", (o) in Schedule "VII" by amending section 4 by adding the following as subsection (5) : "(5) The assessor may round the amount of depreciated value calculated under section 2 or 3 : (a) down to the nearest $100, where the value determined is greater than $101 and less than $99,999, and (b) down to the nearest $1,000, where the value determined is $100,000 or greater ." DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC:1
- 8 -(p) in Schedule "VII" by repealing the entire Table at the end of the Schedule and substituting the following : TABLE INDUSTRIAL IMPROVEMENT DEPRECIATION RATES (By Category as listed in Section 26 .1) . . , . . . . . . ,- - . . . . . , ., : . : : = , Category . . Annual Rate of . . . . . Depreciat-ion (a) mining, extracting, beneficiating or milling of 6 .5 metallic or non-metallic ore (b) mining, breaking, washing, grading or 4 .0 beneficiating of coal (c) producing of aluminum 3 .0 (d) smelting or refining of metal from ore or ore 3 .0 concentrate (e) producing, manufacturing, processing or 3 .0 refining of petroleum or natural gas (f) manufacturing of lumber or other sawmill and 4 .0 planing mill products (g) manufacturing of wood veneer, plywood, particle board, wafer board, hardboard and similar 4 .0 products (h) manufacturing of gypsum board 3 .0 (i) manufacturing of pulp, paper or linerboard 3 .0 (j) manufacturing of chemicals 4 .0 (k) manufacturing of chemical fertilizer 3 .0 (1) manufacturing of synthetic resins or the compounding of 3 .0 synthetic resins into moulding compounds (m) manufacturing of cement 3 .0 (n) manufacturing of insulation 3 .0 (o) manufacturing of sheet glass or glass bottles 3 .0 DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC:1
- 9 -(p) building, refitting or repairing ships 5 .0 (q)(i) loading cargo onto sea-going ships or barges, including associated cargo 5 .0 storage and loading facilities 5 .0 (ii) the maritime structure of a grain terminal operation including piers, wharves, shipping galleries and loading gallery towers used to transport grain from a grain elevator to seagoing ships or barges, but excluding those things included in paragraph (q)(iii) (iii) grain elevators and associated structures 2 .5 (q) in Schedule "VIII" by adding section 1 as follows : "1 . This Schedule shall be used for the determination of value for the purposes of assessment for the 1994 and subsequent taxation years ." (r) in Schedule "VIII" by amending subsection 1(e)(iii) by striking out "September 30" and substituting "October 31" (s) in Schedule "VIII" by amending subsection 3(1) by adding the following paragraphs (g), (h) and (i) : 11 (g) "Class 7 track" means track in place that is unusable for commercial railway traffic on a line or on a siding or spur of a line in respect of which formal approval for abandonment has been received and a copy of the "Certificate of Abandonment" has been provided to the assessor, (h) "Class 11" means, in the case where a fibre optic cable is jointly owned, occupied or used by a railway corporation and a telecommunications corporation, and is buried within the rail DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC:1
right-of-way, an addition to the rate for that portion of the cable which is the interest of the railway corporation, and (i) "Class 12" means, in the case where a fibre optic cable is jointly owned, occupied or used by a railway corporation and a telecommunications corporation, and is placed at or above ground level within the rail right-of-way, an addition to the rate for that portion of the cable which is the interest of the railway corporation ." (t) in Schedule "VIII" by repealing subsection 3(2) and substituting the following : "(2) The actual value of the track in place of a railway corporation shall be determined using the following rates : (a) Class 1 track, $133,295 per kilometre, (b) Class 2 track, $110,022 per kilometre, (c) Class 3 track, $74,569 per kilometre, (d) Class 4 track, $65,063 per kilometre, (e) Class 5 track, $12,576 per kilometre, (f) Class 6 track, $51,199 per kilometre, (g) Class 7 track, salvage value, (h) Class 11, buried fibre optic cable, $8,258 per kilometre, (i) Class 12, fibre optic cable at or above ground, $3,432 per kilometre ." (u) in Schedule "VIII" by repealing section 4 and substituting the following : "4 . The actual value of pipe lines referred to in section 27(1)(c) of this bylaw shall, except where section 5 of this Schedule applies, be determined by applying the rates set out in the Table below in this Schedule ." DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC:1
(v) in Schedule "VIII" by repealing subsection 5(1) and substituting the following : "5 .(1) Where, in respect of a pipe line referred to in section 27(1)(c) of this bylaw : (a) an abandonment certificate has been issued under section 9 of the Pipeline Act of the Province of British Columbia and the certificate has been presented to the assessor, and (b) the pipe line would, if valued under section 26 of this bylaw and in that reference to section 27 of this bylaw, have no value, the actual value of the pipe line shall be determined using a rate of one dollar ." (w) in Schedule "VIII" by repealing subsection 5(3) and substituting the following : "(3) Where a pipe line is placed directly on the ground and except for extraordinary stream or ravine crossings, is without man-made foundations, it shall be valued at 50W of the rate set out in the Table below in this Schedule if : (a) the length of that section of the pipe line is 20 km or over, and (b) the diameter of the pipe, throughout the section, is not more than 168mm ." (x) in Schedule "VIII" by adding section 6 as follows : "Pipe lines under construction 6 . Where the track in place referred to in section 27(1)(b) or a pipe line referred to in section 27(1)(c) of this bylaw is under construction, the assessor shall determine the percentage complete as of October 31 and the actual value of the track in place or pipe line shall be determined by applying the percentage complete to the rate prescribed for that class ." DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC:1
(y) in Schedule "VIII" by repealing the entire Table at the end of the Schedule and substituting the following : . . Outside diameter of Pipe in millimetres, under 76 76 or more and under 88 88 or more and under 114 114 or more and under 141 141 or more and under 168 168 or more and under 219 219 or more and under 273 273 or more and under 323 323 or more and under 355 355 or more and under 406 406 or more and under 457 457 or more and under 508 508 or more and under 558 558 or more and under 609 609 or more and under 660 660 or more and under 711 711 or more and under 762 762 or more and under 863 863 or more and under 914 914 or more and under 965 965 or more and under 1016 1016 or more and under 1066 DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC :1TABLE ~ Rate per kilometre $ 14,634 $ 15,722 $ 18,886 $ 28,279 $ 30,356 $ 34,608 $ 45,088 $ 70,204 $ 106,888 $ 117,369 $ 160,382 $ 233,750 $ 239,979 $ 259,953 $ 333,321 $ 353,196 $ 379,398 $ 399,372 $ 448,614 $ 474,817 $ 560,743 $ 644,592
1066 or more and under 1219 $ 703,327 1219 or more and under 1422 $ 862,621 1422 and more $ 999,865 (z) in Schedule "IX" by repealing section 2 and substituting the following : "2 . This Schedule shall be used for the determination of value for the purposes of assessment for the 1994 and subsequent taxation years ." (aa) in Schedule "IX" by amending section 3 by repealing the Table and substituting the following : . . . . . :. : . : . : . . . . . . . Column . 1 .-- : . . : . . . Column 2 - For the track in place, of a railway corporation, $3,126 per acre which is located south of the 59th parallel of latitude For the track in place, of a railway corporation, which is located north of the 59th parallel of $ 205 per acre latitude For the pipe lines of a pipe line corporation other $1,460 per acre than gathering pipe lines For the gathering pipelines of a pipeline corporation $ 136 per acre For the transmission lines of an electrical power $1,460 per acre corporation For the metallic or fibre optic cables of a $1,460 per acre telecommunications corporation (ab) in Schedule "X" by repealing section 2 and substituting the following : "2 . This Schedule shall be used for the determination of value for the purposes of assessment for the 1993 and subsequent taxation years ." DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC:1
(ac) in Schedule "X" by repealing subsection 3(2) and substituting the following : "(2) Subject to section 5 of this Schedule, the actual value of electrical power distribution lines of an electric power corporation shall be determined using the following rates : (a) Class 1, $26,141 per circuit kilometre, (b) Class 2, $18,874 per circuit kilometre, (c) Class 3, $13,889 per circuit kilometre, (d) Class 4, $4,785 per circuit kilometre ." (ad) in Schedule "X" by repealing paragraph 4 .(1)(b) and substituting the following : "(b) "Class 2" means an electrical transmission line utilizing wood or concrete poles and rated from 132 to 170 kilovolts," (ae) in Schedule "X" by repealing subsection 4 .(2) and substituting the following : "(2) Subject to section 5 of this Schedule, the actual value of the electric power transmission lines of an electric power corporation shall be determined using the following rates ; (a) Class 1, $34,611 per circuit kilometre, (b) Class 2, $41,163 per circuit kilometre, (c) Class 3, $663,791 per circuit kilometre, (d) Class 4, $471,785 per circuit kilometre, (e) Class 5, $484,586 per circuit kilometre, (f) Class 6, $347,439 per circuit kilometre, (g) Class 7, $63,258 per circuit kilometre, DOC\90-1070-81 .00C :1
(h) Class 8, $79,215 per circuit kilometre, (i) Class 9, $251,436 per circuit kilometre, (k) Class 10, $297,151 per circuit kilometre, (1) Class 11, $6,215,716 per circuit kilometre, (m) Class 12, $152,613 per circuit kilometre, (n) Class 13, $636,601 per circuit kilometre ." (af) in Schedule "X" by repealing section 5 and substituting the following : "5 .(1) Where, in respect of an electrical transmission or distribution line referred to in section 27(1)(a) of this bylaw : (a) a senior executive of the corporation provides the assessor with documentation certifying that the cable has been properly abandoned, and (b) the transmission or distribution line would, if valued under section 26 of this bylaw and in that reference to section 27 of this bylaw, have no value, the actual value of the transmission or distribution line shall be determined using a rate of one dollar . (2) Where, in respect to an electrical power transmission line or an electrical power distribution line which remains in place but for any reason has not been utilized for a period of one year or more, the actual value shall be determined by applying 10% of the rate prescribed for its class ." (ag) in Schedule "X" by adding section 6 as follows : "Electrical power lines under construction 6 . Where an electrical power transmission or distribution line referred to in section 27(1)(a) of this bylaw is under construction, the assessor shall determine the percentage complete DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC:1
as of October 31 and the actual value of the line shall be determined by applying the percentage complete to the rate prescribed for that class ." (ah) in Schedule "XI" by repealing the Title and substituting the following : Telecommunications Corporations Valuation (Section 27(1))" (ai) in Schedule "XI" by amending section 1 by adding the following : "'C .N .R .' means the Canadian National Railway Company" (aj) in Schedule "XI" by amending section 1 by striking out "September 30" wherever it appears and substituting "October 31" (ak) in Schedule "XI" by repealing section 2 and substituting the following : "2 . This Schedule shall be used for the determination of value for the purposes of assessment for the 1994 and subsequent taxation years ." (al) in Schedule "XI" by repealing section 3 and substituting the following : "3 . The actual value of the pole lines, cables, towers, poles and wires of a telephone corporation shall be determined using the rate of $372 per access line ." (am) in Schedule "XI" by repealing section 4 and substituting the following : DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC:1
"Fibre optics cable 4(1) In this section (a) "Class 1 fibre optics cable" means a cable jointly owned by B .C . Tel and Telecom Canada, (b) "Class 2 fibre optics cable" means Unitel's portion of a cable jointly owned by Unitel and C .N .R . which is buried within the rail right of way, (c) "Class 3 fibre optics cable" means Unitel's portion of a cable jointly owned by Unitel and C .N .R . which is placed at or above ground level within the rail right of way, (d) "Class 4 fibre optics cable" means a cable owned by Unitel which is located primarily within an existing communications duct, and which runs between a Test Centre and a microwave site, (e) "Class 5 fibre optics cable" means a cable owned by Unitel which is located primarily within an existing communications duct, and which .runs between a Test Centre and a railyard, (f) "Class 6 fibre optics cable" means a cable jointly owned by B .C . Tel and Teleglobe Canada, which is installed below ground level at an average depth within the system of less than five feet, (g) "Class 7 fibre optics cable" means a cable jointly owned by B .C . Tel and Teleglobe Canada, of which 80W or more is installed at or above ground level, (h) "Class 8 fibre optics cable" means the portion belonging to each telecommunications corporation of a cable, jointly owned by Rogers Cable, Rogers Cantel and Unitel, which is installed below ground level, (i) "Class 9 fibre optics cable" means a submarine cable owned by Teleglobe Canada, (j) "Class 10 fibre optics cable" means a cable not valued by any other rate . (2) The actual value of a fibre optics cable shall be determined using the following rates : DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC :1
(a) Class 1, $127,623 per kilometre ; (b) Class 2, $ 11,032 per kilometre ; (c) Class 3, $ 6,206 per kilometre ; (d) Class 4, $ 19,408 per kilometre ; (e) Class 5, $ 15,223 per kilometre ; (f) Class 6, $ 51,571 per kilometre ; (g) Class 7, $ 13,324 per kilometre ; (h) Class 8, $ 14,873 per kilometre ; (i) Class 9, $ 61, 998 per kilometre ; (j) Class 10, $ 66,915 per kilometre ." (an) in Schedule "XI" by repealing section 6 and substituting the following : "6 . The actual value of the metallic cable of a telecommunications corporation shall be determined using the following rates : (a) $29,343 per kilometre, for cable below ground ; (b) $16,944 per kilometre, for submarine cable ." (ao) in Schedule "XI" by repealing section 7 and substituting the following : "7 . Where, in respect of a telecommunications cable referred to in section 27(1)(a) of this bylaw : (a) a senior executive of the corporation provides the assessor with documentation certifying that the cable has been properly abandoned, and DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC :1
(b) the telecommunications cable would, if valued under section 26 of this bylaw and in that reference to section 27 of this bylaw, have no value, the actual value of the telecommunications cable shall be determined using a rate of one dollar ." (ap) in Schedule "XI" by adding section 8 as follows : "8 . Where a fibre optics cable, of a telecommunications corporation referred to in section 27(1)(a) of this bylaw is under construction, the assessor shall determine the percentage complete as of October 31 and the actual value of the line shall be determined by applying the percentage complete to the rate prescribed for that class ." (aq) in Schedule "XII" by repealing Forms 1 and 2 in section 2 and substituting the following : FORM 1 This roll comprising the assessed values of properties within the reserve of the Squamish Indian Band is hereby confirmed by the board of review and, except as may be amended upon further appeal or by means of an entry in a supplementary assessment roll, is hereby certified to be the assessment roll for the year 19 Dated at , in the Province of British Columbia this day of , 19 Chairman, Board of Review Member Member FORM 2 This supplementary roll comprising the assessed values of properties within the reserve of the Squamish Indian Band is hereby confirmed by the board of review and, except as may be amended upon further appeal or by DOC\90-10T0-81 .DOC :1
- 20 means of an entry in a revised or further supplementary assessmentroll, is hereby certified to be a supplementary assessment roll for theyear 19 Dated at , in the Province of British Columbia this day of 19 Chairman, Board of Review Member Member (ar) in Schedule "XIV" by repealing the Authorization form and substituting the following form : "T0 : THE ASSESSOR, ASSESSMENT AREA NAME AREA NO .I , Name-Address Phone Number BEING THE INTEREST HOLDER OF THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY : Civic Address Legal Description Assessment Roll No . (if more than one property, attach list with owner's signature) HEREBY APPOINT : (Agent's Name) (Agent's Address) (Agent's Phone Number) as may agent for purposes of : (check one or more of the following) 11 a review of the assessment to determine whether or not to appeal an appeal of the assessment to the Board of Review D0C\90-1070-81 .D0C :1
a an appeal of the assessment to the Federal Court of Canada, Trial Division a the following enumerated purposes : 1 . 2 . 3 . for the 19- Assessment Roll only, and for no other purposes . Understanding the duty of the Assessor regarding the confidentiality of information received by the Assessor in relation to my property under sections 14 and 15 of the Squamish Indian Band Property Assessment Bylaw, I authorize the Assessor to deliver to the above named agent copies of : (check one or more of the following) Field Cards or other office records detailing the physical inventory of the above property . a Office records detailing the method of valuation of the above property . This may include costing information and/or details relating to income, expenses, vacancy or capitalization rate . a Income and Expense Statements returned by the current Interest Holder to the Assessment Authority, copies of which have not been retained by the current Interest Holder . It is understood and agreed that if the agent uses any of the above mentioned information for any other purpose either in this year of future years, the Assessor is not responsible or liable by reason of such use . The agent is hereby authorized and shall provide to the Assessor all information he has gathered in his function relevant to the above mentioned appeal . DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC :1
- 22 Nothing in this appointment precludes the Assessor from dealing directly with the Interest Holder . Signature of Interest Holder Date I agree to abide by the above terms and conditions of appointment . Signature of Agent Date" Tense 3 .0 Where a provision in this bylaw is expressed in the present tense, future tense or in the past tense, the provision applies to the circumstances as they may from time to time arise without reference to the present tense, future tense or the past tense . Bylaw Remedial 4 .0 This bylaw shall be construed as being remedial, and shall be given such fair, large and liberal construction and interpretation as best ensures the attainment of its objectives . Head Note 5 .0 Head notes, marginal notes and provision headings form no part of this bylaw but shall be construed as being inserted for convenience of reference only . Severance of Sections 6 .0 A finding by a court of competent jurisdiction that a section or provision of this bylaw is void or invalid shall not affect or bear upon the validity or invalidity of any other section or part of this bylaw or this bylaw as a whole . DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC:1
- 23 APPROVED AND PASSED at a duly convened meeting of the Band Council of the Squamish Indian Band held at the Squamish Indian Band Administration Office, 320 Seymour Boulevard, North Vancouver, British Columbia, V7J 2J3, this 15th day of December, 1993 . 7-~ 'H IF~~----J~~ CHIEF (AND COUNCILLOR.) (AND COUNCILLOR) k' 0MVAe., COUNCILL0R'/ -`~ COUNCILLOR COUNCILLO COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR COUNCIL DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC :1
I, BILL WILLIAMS, a Band Councillor and Chairman of the Band Council of the Squarnish Band of Indians, do hereby certify that a true copy of the foregoing bylaw was forwarded to the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development pursuant to subsection 82(1) of the Indian Act this 15th day of December, 1993 . BILL WILLIAMS BAND COUNCILLOR AND CHAIRMAN DOC\90-1070-81 .DOC :1
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