County residents could be looking at a lower tax rate, but will pay more for garbage in 2014
The average Oxford County homeowner will see a $9.76 decrease on their County taxes next year.
That's the final number, after council approved a 1.03% increase last week.
But with the final tax roll number from MPAC it's a reduction for the average single detached some valued at just over $230,000.
But to get the number down to 1%, County Council added 50-cents to garbage bag tags, starting July 1st.
For households that put out one bag of trash per week, that will add up to a $26 annual increase.
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Economic development, the Tillsonburg Airport, and local hospitals were winners in the budget, getting County grants.
Here's a breakdown of all the grants that were approved:
Oxford Social Planning Council $51,317
Oxford Creative Connections $50,000
Local Hospitals $40,000
South Central Ontario Region (SCOR) Action Plan $35,000
Economic Development Oxford Connections $25,000
Oxford Workforce Development Partnership $24,500
Ontario's South Coast International Airshow $10,000
Tillsonburg Airport $5,000
Oxford Invitational Youth Robotic Challenge $5,000
Agricultural Awards of Excellence $2,000

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