City of Edmonton Capital City Downtown Community Revitalization Levy Regulation

(Consolidated up to 200/2025) ALBERTA REGULATION 141/2013 Municipal Government Act CITY OF EDMONTON CAPITAL CITY DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION LEVY REGULATION Table of Contents 1 Definitions 2 Scope of Regulation 3 Establishment of community revitalization levy area 4 Community revitalization plan 5 Community revitalization levy bylaw 6 Borrowing bylaw 7 Preparation of assessments 8 Community revitalization assessment roll 9 Community revitalization levy roll 10 Community revitalization levy rate bylaw 11 Calculating amount of levy 12 Separate fund required 13 Application of Parts 9 to 12 of Act 14 Termination of a community revitalization levy bylaw 14.1 Reporting 15 Expiry Schedule Definitions 1 In this Regulation, (a) “Act” means the Municipal Government Act ; (b) “assessment baseline” means the property assessment of each property within the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area as of December 31 of the year in which the community revitalization levy bylaw is approved in accordance with section 381.2(4) of the Act; (c) “Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area” means the City of Edmonton community revitalization levy area established pursuant to section 3; (d) “community revitalization levy bylaw” means a bylaw passed by the council to impose a levy in respect of the incremental assessed value of property in the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area; (e) “community revitalization levy rate” means the rate imposed under a community revitalization levy bylaw for the applicable assessment class or sub‑class of property; (f) “council” means the council of the City of Edmonton; (g) “incremental assessed value” has the meaning given to it in section 381.1(a) of the Act; (h) “property” has the meaning given to it in section 284(1)(r) of the Act, but does not include linear property. AR 141/2013 s1;131/2023 Scope of Regulation 2 (1) This Regulation applies only to property located in the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area. (2) Sections 6 to 14 apply only if (a) the council passes a community revitalization levy bylaw in respect of the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area, and (b) the community revitalization levy bylaw is approved in accordance with section 381.2(4) of the Act. AR 141/2013 s2;131/2023 Establishment of community revitalization levy area 3 This Regulation establishes a community revitalization levy area in the City of Edmonton, known as the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area, on the lands described in the Schedule. Community revitalization plan 4 (1) Before passing a community revitalization levy bylaw in respect of the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area, the council must (a) prepare a community revitalization plan for the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area, (b) hold one or more public hearings on the proposed community revitalization plan in accordance with section 606 of the Act, and (c) make and keep a record of any public hearings, and make the results of those public hearings available to the public. (2) A community revitalization plan must address (a) the objectives, risks and benefits associated with the plan, (b) the need for the plan, including substantiation that redevelopment will not progress significantly in its absence, (c) the costs associated with the plan, including the amount and timing of projected (i) redevelopment capital costs, (ii) borrowing costs, and (iii) other costs, (d) the revenues associated with the plan, including the amount and timing of projected (i) community revitalization levies in respect of the incremental assessed value of property in the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area, (ii) general municipal revenues, and (iii) other revenue sources, (e) the amount, timing and source of projected borrowings associated with the plan, and the amount and timing of the repayments, (f) a low, medium and high projection of estimated changes in the incremental assessed value of property in the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area and the consequent impact on projected revenues from community revitalization levies, (g) how the municipality will fund any shortfall, in the event that actual revenues associated with the plan are not sufficient to provide for the actual costs and repayment of borrowings associated with the plan, (h) the proposed land uses for the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area, (i) the proposed phasing of development in the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area, (j) the impact, if any, that the redevelopment of the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area will have on the residents of that area, (k) which features, facilities and characteristics of the municipality will be adversely affected by the redevelopment of the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area and what is proposed to mitigate those effects, (l) which historically significant buildings in the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area will be conserved and maintained and how they will be conserved and maintained, and (m) the expected role of private sector developers in the redevelopment of the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area. (3) A community revitalization plan must be consistent with the land use policies established by the Lieutenant Governor in Council under section 618.4 of the Act. AR 141/2013 s4;131/2023 Community revitalization levy bylaw 5 (1) A community revitalization levy bylaw must include all of the information required to be included in the community revitalization plan. (2) Repealed AR 131/2023 s5. AR 141/2013 s5;131/2023 Borrowing bylaw 6 Despite sections 256 to 263 of the Act, a borrowing bylaw for the purpose of implementing the community revitalization plan, in whole or in part, must be advertised in accordance with section 606 of the Act. Preparation of assessments 7 Assessments of property in the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area must be prepared in the same manner as similar properties in the municipality in accordance with Part 9 of the Act, as modified by this Regulation. Community revitalization assessment roll 8 (1) The municipality must prepare annually, not later than February 28, a community revitalization assessment roll. (2) A community revitalization assessment roll may be a continuation of the assessment roll prepared under Part 9 of the Act or may be separate from that roll. Community revitalization levy roll 9 (1) The municipality must prepare a community revitalization levy roll annually. (2) A community revitalization levy roll may be a continuation of the tax roll prepared under Part 10 of the Act or may be separate from that roll. (3) A community revitalization levy roll must show the same information that is required to be shown on the tax roll in accordance with section 329 of the Act. Community revitalization levy rate bylaw 10 (1) The council must pass a community revitalization levy rate bylaw annually. (2) A community revitalization levy rate bylaw must (a) set and show separately all of the community revitalization levy rates that must be imposed to raise the revenue required to meet the levy increment financing program and council’s approved budget, and (b) not be imposed in respect of property that (i) is exempt under section 351, 361 or 362 of the Act, (ii) is exempt under section 363 of the Act, unless the bylaw passed under section 363 makes the property taxable, or (iii) is made exempt from taxation by the bylaw passed under section 364 of the Act. (3) A community revitalization levy rate must be equal to or greater than the tax rates established annually for the corresponding property tax bylaw for each assessment class or sub‑class of property referred to in section 297 of the Act. (4) A community revitalization levy rate bylaw may set out the class and sub‑class tax rates for the municipal property tax, the school requisition and the community revitalization levy rate. Calculating amount of levy 11 (1) The amount of the levy to be imposed in respect of property located in the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area is to be calculated by multiplying the incremental assessed value of the property by the community revitalization levy rate to be imposed on that property. (2) If a tax‑exempt property in the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area becomes taxable or partially taxable, the community revitalization levy for that property is to be calculated on a prorated basis by applying the community revitalization levy rate to the incremental assessed value of the taxable portion of the property. (3) The community revitalization levy under subsection (2) is to be applied beginning in the year that the property becomes taxable or partially taxable. (4) If a tax‑exempt property in the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area becomes taxable or partially taxable, the assessment baseline for that property shall be excluded from the equalized assessment beginning in the year that the property becomes taxable or partially taxable. (5) If taxable property in the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area becomes tax exempt, no community revitalization levy is to be applied to that property beginning in the year that the property becomes exempt. (6) If, after the community revitalization area has been established, there is (a) a subdivision affecting the property within the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area, or (b) a consolidation of 2 or more properties within the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area, in respect of which a community revitalization levy is payable, the municipality must reallocate the assessment baseline to each of the new properties in the year that the subdivision or consolidation occurs. (7) If, after the community revitalization area has been established, there are changes to the assessment class or assessment sub‑class for a property, the municipality may revise the assessment class or sub‑class applicable to the property assessment baseline to reflect those changes with respect to future years. Separate fund required 12 A community revitalization levy collected from the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area, and any interest earned from the investment of that levy, (a) must (i) be accounted for separately from other levies collected, and (ii) be used only for the purposes specified in the community revitalization plan for the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area; (b) may not be used to pay for any projects or improvements that are completed before the community revitalization levy bylaw is approved in accordance with section 381.2(4) of the Act. AR 141/2013 s12;131/2023 Application of Parts 9 to 12 of Act 13 Except as modified by this Regulation, Parts 9 to 12 of the Act relating to the assessment and taxation of property apply with the necessary modifications to a community revitalization levy, and, for that purpose, a reference in those Parts to (a) a tax imposed under Part 10, Division 2 is deemed to be a reference to a community revitalization levy, (b) a property tax bylaw is deemed to be a reference to a community revitalization levy bylaw, (c) an assessment roll is deemed to be a reference to a community revitalization assessment roll, and (d) a tax roll is deemed to be a reference to a community revitalization levy roll. Termination of a community revitalization levy bylaw 14 The community revitalization levy bylaw is terminated on the earliest of the following: (a) at the end of a period of 30 years from the year in which the initial community revitalization levy bylaw is approved in acc­ordance with section 381.2(4) of the Act; (b) the date that all borrowings for the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area are repaid or recovered from the revenues associated with the community revitalization plan; (c) an earlier date specified by the Lieutenant Governor in Council. AR 141/2013 s14;131/2023;200/2025 Reporting 14.1 Commencing in 2024, on or before May 1 of each year, the City of Edmonton shall submit to the Minister, in the form and manner acceptable to the Minister, a report containing the required information relating to the community revitalization levy, including information relating to (a) the amount of revenue raised by the levy from year to year, broken down by (i) the equivalent of the municipal portion, and (ii) the equivalent of the education property tax portion, (b) the amount of revenue raised from other sources from year to year, (c) the amount of costs incurred under the community revitalization plan from year to year, and (d) the incremental assessed value within the Capital City Downtown Revitalization Levy Area for the year and previous years. AR 131/2023 s7 Expiry 15 This Regulation expires on December 31, 2044. AR 141/2013 s15;131/2023;109/2025 Schedule All lands in the City of Edmonton contained in the area shown on the following map and which may be described, approximately, as follows: Commencing at the center intersection of 109th Street and 100th Avenue; Thence Easterly along the center line of 100th Avenue to the center intersection of 102nd Street and 100th Avenue; Thence Northerly along the center line of 102nd Street to the center intersection of 102nd Avenue and 102nd Street; Thence Westerly along the center line of 102nd Avenue to the center intersection of 103rd Street and 102nd Avenue; Thence Northerly along the center line of 103rd Street to the center intersection of 103rd Avenue and 103rd Street; Thence Easterly along the center line of 103rd Avenue and transitioning to 102A Avenue to the center intersection of 100th Street and 102A Avenue; Thence Southerly along the center line of 100th Street continuing along the east boundary of Block C, Plan 5011EO to the center line of Grierson Hill Road; Thence North Easterly along the center line of Grierson Hill Road to the center intersection of 96th Street and Grierson Hill Road; Thence Westerly along the center line of 101st Avenue to the center intersection of Jasper Avenue and 101st Avenue; Thence South Westerly along the center line of Jasper Avenue to the center intersection of 97th Street and Jasper Avenue; Thence Northerly along the center line of 97th Street to the center intersection of 106th Avenue and 97th Street; Thence Westerly along the center line of 106th Avenue to the center intersection of 105th Street and 106th Avenue; Thence Southerly along the center line 105th Street to the center intersection of 104th Avenue and 105th Street; Thence Westerly along the center line of 104th Avenue to the center intersection of 109th Street and 104th Avenue; Thence Southerly along the center line of 109th Street to the point of commencement.