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Cabinet du Ministre des Affaires autochtones et du développement du Nord Ottawa, canada I, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern APPROVE, pursuant to section 83 of made by the Alexander First Nation, meeting held on the 3rd day of May 2013. Alexander First Nation Annual Property Taxation Expenditure ‘P Dated at Ottawa, Ontario, this~of ~anau Office of the Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development K1A 0H4 Development, HEREBY the Indian Act, the following by-law in the Province of Alberta, at a By-law, 2013 ~Jfl.j, 2013. ii a ,.
ALEXANDER ANNUAL PROPERTY TAXATION WHEREAS pursuant to section 83 of the laws respecting taxation for local purposes of reserve occupy, possess or use reserve lands, including revenues; AND WHEREAS the Council of the Alexander First Nation Property Assessment and Taxation purposes on reserve; AND WHEREAS Section 64 of the Alexander Taxation By-law -2011, requires a first nation least once each year, make a law establishing under its property taxation by-laws; NOW THEREFORE the Council of the 1. This By-law may be cited as the Alexander Expenditure By-law, 2013. 2. In this by-law: “Act” means the Indian Act, R.S.C. c-I-S as amended under that Act; “annual budget” means the budget, attached projected local revenues and projected expenditures year; “Council” has the meaning given to that term in “First Nation” or “Band” means the Alexander First subsection 2(1) of the Indian Act; “interim budget” means a budget setting out expenditures of those local revenues during until replaced with an annual budget for that “local revenues” means money raised by the First “property taxation by-law” means a by-law enacted Act; “taxable property” means property in a reserve taxation by-law; and “Taxation By-law” means the Alexander First Nation 2011. 3. The First Nation’s annual budget and ending December 31, 2013, is attached as a Schedule Schedule are authorized.FIRST NATION EXPENDITURE BY-LAW, 2013 Indian Act, the council of a band may make by lands, interests in reserve lands or rights to by-laws authorizing the expenditure of local First Nation has enacted the Alexander By-law -2011, respecting taxation for local First Nation Property Assessment and that has made a property taxation by-law to, at a budget for the expenditure of revenues raised Alexander First Nation duly enacts as follows: First Nation Annual Property Taxation from time to time, and the regulations made as a Schedule to this By-law, setting out the of those local revenues during the budget the Act; Nation, being a band within the meaning of the projected local revenues and projected a budget year, that is intended to have effect only budget year; Nation under a property taxation by-law; by the First Nation under section 83 of the that is subject to taxation under a property Property Assessment and Taxation By-law -for the budget year beginning January 1, 2013, and the expenditures provided for in the
4.(l) The First Nation’s interim budget and ending December31, 2014, is attached as a Schedule Schedule are authorized. (2) The expenditures provided for i Nation’s annua expenditure bylaw for the budget force and effect, at which time the interim budget ceases 5. The grant amounts set out in the annual accordance with the Taxation By-law. 6. This By-law authorizes the expenditure of of the categories of expenditures set out in the Schedule. 7, Expenditures of local revenues must be budget. 8. Notwithstanding section 7 of this By-law, budget by amending this By-law in accordance with the Act. 9. Except where otherwise defined, words meanings given to them in the Taxation By-law. 10. Where a provision in this By-law is expressed to the circumstances as they arise. 11. This By-law must be construed as being liberal construction and interpretation as best ensures 12. The Schedule attached to this By-law forms law. 13. his By-law comes into force and effect Indian Affairs and Northern Development. THIS BY-LAW IS HEREBY DULY ENACTED Alexander First Nation Reserve #134, in the Province A quorum of Council consists of( 4 ) members ~ ief Herbert Roy Arcand dour TF1&’ man~Ar~and/‘ Councillor Curtis rcand for the budget year beginning January 1, 2014, and the expenditures provided for in the subsection 1) are authorized until the First year referenced in subsection (1) comes into to have force and effect. budget are hereby approved as expenditures in contingency amounts as necessary within any made only in accordance with the annual Council may at any time amend the annual Council procedures and the requirements of and expressions used in this By-law have the in the present tense, the provision applies remedial and must be given such fair, large and the attainment of its objectives. part of and is an integral part of this By upon the being approved by the Minister of by Council on the 3~~I day of May, 2013, at of Alberta. of Council. ~ouncill~r Kurt Bumstick Councillor Marty Arcand Councillor Marcel Arcand
SCHEDULE ALEXANDER FIRST NATION 2013 ANNUAL BUDGET AND iNTERIM BUDGET PART 1: REVENUES Local revenues for current fiscal year. a. PropertyTax $ 158,550.24 2. Accumulated Surplus Local revenues carried over from the previous fiscal year $ 3. Accumulated Deficit Local revenues carried over from the previous fiscal year $ TOTAL REVENUES $ 158,550.24 PART 2: EXPENDITURES 1. General Government Expenditures $ 48,326.00 a. Executive and Legislative b. General Administrative c. Other General Government 2. Protection Services $ 101,674.00 a. Policing b. Firefighting c. Regulatory Measures d. Other Protective Services 3. Transportation a. Roads and Streets b. Snow and Ice Removal c. Parking d. Public Transit e. Other Transportation Recreation and Cultural Services a Recreation b Culture c. Heritage Protection d. Other Recreation and Culture
Community Development a. Education b. Planning and Zoning c. Community Planning d. Economic Development Program e. Tourism f. Trade and Industry g. Land Rehabilitation and Beautification h. Other Regional Planning and Development Environment Health Services a. Water Purification and Supply b. Sewage Collection and Disposal c. Garbage Waste Collection and Disposal d. Recycling e. Other Environmental Services 7. Fiscal Services a. Long-term Payments to the First Nations Finance Authority b. Interim Financing Payments to the First Nations Finance Authority c. Other Payments d. Accelerated Debt Payments e. Other Fiscal Services 8. Other Services a. Health b. Social Programs and Assistance c. Agriculture d. Education e. Other Service 9. Contingency Amounts $ 8,550.24 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 158,550.24 BALANCE
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