The Township of Puslinch says council has approved its 2023 operating and capital budget with a 4.5 per cent tax increase.
For the typical Puslinch residence assessed at $610,000, the municipality says the increase represents a $48 annual increase for the Township portion of the property tax bill.
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Taking into account the County of Wellington’sbudget and the education tax rate, the blended tax impact for the typical Puslinch residence is 4.04 per cent or $236 annually.
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Puslinch Mayor James Seeley says it’s extraordinary that the annual increase to residents is so low, taking into account the significant inflationary trends.
Seeley says council has passed a responsible budget that continues to focus on key priorities during a very challenging period.
He says the budget will provide numerous improvements including expanded services and significant investments in infrastructure.
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