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This has been updated to include the changes to rates from 1 July 2024. 


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79B CHURCHILL ROAD

Owner details

First owner:
J AND S PROPERTY INVESTMENTS 2008 LIMITED
Postal address:
19 HEATON RHODES PLACE CASHMERE CHRISTCHURCH 8022
Second owner:

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Property details

Address:
79B CHURCHILL ROAD
Valuation number:
06699*685*00*B
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Date:
01/05/2023
Improvements:
$325,000.00
Land value:
$540,000.00
Capital value:
$865,000.00
Area:
0.0000 (HA)
Nature of improvements:
2 FLATS OB OI
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Certificate of title:
SA13B/541
Legal description:
FLAT 2 and CARPOT 1 DPS 15468 1/2 INT LOT 23 DPS 3403

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Your current rates

Your rates for this year are assessed using your property valuation as at 1 May 2023.

Improvements:
$325,000.00
Land value:
$540,000.00
Capital value:
$865,000.00

Current rating year:
1 July 2024 - 30 June 2025
Tauranga City Council rates:
$4,628.76
IFF levy:
$70.06
Total rates and levies:
$4,698.82 (includes GST)

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Water is charged separately at a volumetric rate of $3.54 per cubic metre (1000 litres) including GST.

Tauranga City Council were previously collecting rates on behalf of Bay of Plenty Regional Council up until 30 June 2022. The August and February rates invoices that you receive from us will be for Tauranga City Council rates only.
You will receive a separate invoice in September directly from Bay of Plenty Regional Council, please visit their website www.boprc.govt.nz/rates to find out more.

View Bay of Plenty Regional Council rating information for this property

Annual Plan 2025-2026: your estimated rates for next year

The estimates below are based on the proposed rates increases in the Annual Plan 2025-2026.

The estimates are based on your property valuation at 1 May 2023, including any updated valuation you've had since then (e.g. after consented works).

These are estimates only. Rates will be confirmed after July 1.

Please note: If you have signed up to change your standard use waste collection service to the new low or high use waste collection service, the change in cost has not been included in the rates estimate.

Improvements:
$325,000.00
Land value:
$540,000.00
Capital value:
$865,000.00

Current rating year:
1 July 2024 - 30 June 2025		 Next rating year:
1 July 2025 - 30 June 2026		 Total $ increase % increase $ increase per week
Estimated Tauranga City Council rates
More info on proposed TCC rates		 $4,628.76 $5,112.49 $483.73 10.45% $9.30
Estimated IFF Levy $70.06 $78.79 $8.73 1.70% $0.17


Estimated rates and levies that are based on rating valuations, are calculated using the current rating values from 1 May 2023. These new values will be used to set and assess rates from 1 July 2025. The valuations do not change the rates budget, instead they change the allocation of the budget on individual properties.

The Transportation Infrastructure Funding and Finance levy is collected by council on behalf of a special purpose vehicle company set up to provide the external funding for specific transportation projects. Your investment in these projects will help build a transportation network that will benefit your community.

Water will be charged separately at a proposed volumetric rate of $3.87 per cubic metre (1000 litres) including GST.

Tauranga City Council no longer collect rates on behalf of Bay of Plenty Regional Council. You will receive a separate invoice from your regional council, please visit www.boprc.govt.nz/rates to find out more.


 
 
 

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