Property Assessment Regulations
Regulation- Registration
- R-079-92
- Source
- Unofficial consolidation PDF (justice.gov.nt.ca)
- Under
- Property Assessment and Taxation Act
This is an unofficial reading copy parsed from the Department of Justice consolidation PDF above — itself an office consolidation, not an official statement of the law. The authoritative text is in the Revised Statutes of the Northwest Territories, 1988 and the annual Statutes volumes.
- s.1.180.050 amended by R-079-92,s.2
- s.1.180.050 amended by R-090-99,s.2
- s.1.180.050 amended by R-073-2000,s.2
- s.1.01 amended by R-073-2000,s.3
- s.1.1 amended by R-090-99,s.3
- s.1.2 repealed by R-005-2012,s.2
- s.6 amended by R-079-92,s.3
- s.7 amended by R-079-92,s.3
- s.8 amended by R-080-94,s.2
- s.1.200.097 amended by R-079-92,s.4,5
- s.1.200.097 amended by R-015-99,s.2
- s.1.200.097 amended by R-073-2000,s.4
- s.1.200.097 amended by R-005-2012,s.3
- s.13 amended by R-079-92,s.6,7
- s.13 amended by R-015-99,s.3
- s.1.200.097 amended by R-079-92,s.8,9
- s.1.200.097 amended by R-015-99,s.4
- s.1.200.097 amended by R-073-2000,s.5
- s.1.200.097 amended by R-005-2012,s.4
- s.16 amended by R-042-2014,s.2 in force April 1, 2014
- s.17 amended by R-080-94,s.3
- s.25 amended by R-042-2014,s.3 in force April 1, 2014
- s.27 amended by R-080-94,s.4
- s.sched_C amended by R-152-98,s.2, R-005-2012,s.5
- s.sched_C amended by R-147-2018,s.2 in force Oct. 31, 2018
- s.sched_6 amended by R-079-92,s.10
- s.sched_7 amended by R-079-92, art. 10
- s.sched_9 amended by R-073-2000, art. 6
- s.sched_9 amended by R-005-2012, art. 6
- None.
REGULATIONS
In these regulations,
"Alberta Schedule" means one of Schedules 1 to 6 of the Assessment Manual; (annexe de l’Alberta)
"Assessment Manual" means the Alberta Assessment Manual, 1984 First Edition, produced by the Assessment Standards Branch of Alberta Municipal Affairs, Government of Alberta, as amended to September 30, 2000, with such modifications as the circumstances require; (manuel d’évaluation)
"assessment year" means the period from November 1 in one year to October 31 in the following year for which an assessment roll is prepared; (année d’évaluation)
"base year" means, in respect of a general assessment, the calendar year immediately preceding the year in which the general assessment year ended; (année de base)
"base year modifier" means the base year modifier determined in accordance with sections 1.180.000 to
of Alberta Schedule 1; (modificateur de l’année de base)
"general assessment" means, in a municipal taxation area or the general taxation area, the assessment of
(a) all assessable land, or
(b) all assessable improvements, mobile units, railways, pipelines, works and transmission lines;
(évaluation générale)
"general assessment year" means the assessment year in which a general assessment of assessable land or assessable improvements, mobile units, railways, pipelines, works and transmission lines is conducted. (année d’évaluation générale) R-079-92,s.2; R-090-99,s.2; R-073-2000,s.2.
The Assessment Manual is adopted with the changes set out in Schedule E under paragraph 117(1)(f) of the Act for the purposes of these regulations. R-073-2000,s.3.
A general assessment may be conducted in one assessment year in respect of assessable land and in another assessment year in respect of assessable improvements, mobile units, railways, pipelines, works and transmission lines. R-090-99,s.3.
Repealed, R-005-2012,s.2.
PART I
LAND
(1) This section applies to the determination, in a general assessment year, of the assessed value of a parcel in a municipal taxation area.
(2) The assessed value of a parcel, other than a parcel that is an artificial island, is the market value of the parcel in the base year of the general assessment.
(3) The assessed value of every artificial island is the sum of
(a) the market value of the area of the water bed that forms the base of the island, and
(b) the cost of the fill that forms the island above the ordinary high water mark on the island,
in the base year of the general assessment.
(4) The market value of the water bed referred to in paragraph (3)(a) is based on the market value of a parcel that
(a) is located within the municipal taxation area in which the artificial island is located;
(b) is not covered by water; and
(c) has the same use established by law as the surface of the artificial island or, where no use has been established by law, a use determined by the Director to be similar to the actual use of the surface of the artificial island.
(1) In this section,
"development quotient" means the development quotient of a parcel or part as determined under subsection (6); (quotient de mise en valeur)
"part" means a part of a parcel. (partie)
(2) This section applies to the determination, in a general assessment year, of the assessed value of a parcel in the general taxation area.
(3) The assessed value of a parcel that does not exceed 1000 m² is determined according to the formula
(A x B) x C
where
(a) A is the area of the parcel in square metres;
(b) B is the base rate for the appropriate region established in Table 1 of Schedule C; and
(c) C is the development quotient of the parcel.
(4) The assessed value of a parcel that exceeds 1000 m² is determined according to the formula
/A x (B x 1000 m²) x C 31.623
where A, B and C have the same meanings as in subsection (3).
(5) Notwithstanding subsection (4), where a parcel that exceeds 10,000 m² can be divided into two or more parts each of which has a different development quotient, the assessed value of the parcel is determined by
(a) applying the formula in subsection (4) where
(i) A and B have the same meanings as in subsection (3), and
(ii) C equals one;
(b) applying the formula set out in subsection
(4) where
(i) A is the area, in square metres, of the part with the highest development quotient,
(ii) B has the same meaning as in subsection (3), and
(iii) C is the development quotient of the part with the highest development quotient;
(c) subtracting the result of the calculation in paragraph (b) from the result of the calculation in paragraph (a);
(d) dividing the result of the calculation in paragraph (c) by the area in square metres of the parcel less the area in square metres of the part with the highest development quotient;
(e) applying the formula in subsection (3) in respect of each part other than the part with the highest development quotient, where
(i) A is the area of the part in square metres,
(ii) B is the result of the calculation in paragraph (d), and
(iii) C is the development quotient of the part; and
(f) adding the result of the calculation in paragraph (b) and the result of each calculation made under paragraph (e).
(6) The development quotient of a parcel or part is determined by
(a) assigning a number within the range established for the appropriate region in each of columns 3, 4 and 5 of Table 2 of Schedule C, that corresponds, in respect of
(i) column 3, with the extent that the parcel or part has been legally surveyed,
(ii) column 4, with the extent that the parcel or part is serviced by road, and
(iii) column 5, with the extent that the parcel or part is cleared, filled to grade, levelled, provided with positive drainage and otherwise developed for use;
(b) adding the numbers assigned under subparagraphs (a)(i) to (iii);
(c) adding the number established for raw land in column 2 of Table 2 of Schedule C to the sum of the calculation in paragraph (b); and
(d) dividing the sum of the calculation in paragraph (c) by 100.
(7) Notwithstanding subsections (3), (4) and (5), the assessed value of a parcel that is an artificial island is the sum of the addition of the value established under subsection (3), (4) or (5) for the area that forms the base of the artificial island on the waterbed, and the value, in the base year of the general assessment, of the fill material that protrudes above the ordinary high water mark on the artificial island.
The assessed value of a parcel in an assessment year that is not a general assessment year is calculated as though the parcel was being assessed in the last general assessment year taking into account the circumstances affecting the parcel in the assessment year.
Where
(a) the assessed owner or purchaser of a parcel, or the spouse, dependant or employee of the owner or purchaser, or any combination of them, or
(b) an executor, administrator or trustee is an assessed owner of a parcel who holds the parcel for a former assessed owner or spouse or dependant of a former assessed owner and the former owner, spouse or dependant, or any combination of them,
use the parcel only as a residence for not less than 184 consecutive days of the assessment year, the assessed value of the parcel for that assessment year is calculated as though the only permitted use of the parcel established by law is for residential use.
PART II
IMPROVEMENTS, MOBILE UNITS
AND RAILWAYS
In this Part,
"closed" means, in respect of an improvement or mobile unit located on a hydrocarbon or mineral property, an improvement or mobile unit that is not being used by its assessed owner and includes an improvement or mobile unit that has been abandoned by its assessed owner; (fermée)
"hydrocarbon or mineral property" means,
(a) within the general taxation area, Class 3 or Class 4 property, or
(b) within a municipal taxation area, a class of property comparable to one referred to in paragraph (a); (propriété pétrolifère ou minière)
"1983 replacement cost new" means, in respect of an improvement, mobile unit or railway, the cost of a new improvement, mobile unit or railway in 1983 as determined in accordance with this Part. (coût de remplacement à neuf de 1983) R-079-92,s.3.
This Part applies to the assessment of improvements, mobile units and railways in the general taxation area and all municipal taxation areas. R-079-92,s.3.
(1) Subject to subsection (2), the assessed value of an improvement, mobile unit or railway is the fair actual value of the improvement, mobile unit or railway, as determined in accordance with this Part, multiplied by 0.666.
(2) In the municipal taxation area of Yellowknife, the assessed value of an improvement, mobile unit or railway is the fair actual value of the improvement, mobile unit or railway, as determined in accordance with this Part, multiplied by 1.35. R-080-94,s.2.
The fair actual value of an improvement, mobile unit or railway in a general assessment year is the fair actual value of the improvement, mobile unit or railway in the base year of the general assessment.
(1) The fair actual value in the base year of the general assessment of an improvement or mobile unit referred to in Alberta Schedule 2, 3, 4 or 5 is calculated by
(a) determining the 1983 replacement cost new of the improvement or mobile unit in accordance with subsection (2);
(b) multiplying the 1983 replacement cost new by the appropriate base year modifier, to determine the base year replacement cost new; and
(c) subtracting from the base year replacement cost new
(i) the amount of depreciation determined to be attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence under subsections (4) to (5.1), and
(ii) the amount, if any, that is allowed as abnormal depreciation under subsection (5.2).
(2) The 1983 replacement cost new of an improvement or mobile unit referred to in subsection (1) is calculated by
(a) determining the classification of the improvement or mobile unit under Alberta Schedule 2, 3, 4 or 5;
(b) calculating the base cost of the improvement or mobile unit in accordance with the appropriate Alberta Schedule;
(c) adjusting the base cost by reason of a quality adjustment, if applicable;
(d) modifying the base cost, if any of the components of the improvement or mobile unit differ from the description shown in the classification, through application of any unit costs, module rates or other adjustments shown in Alberta Schedule 2, 3, 4 or 5; and
(e) further modifying the modified base cost by reason of the perimeter to area ratio and perimeter design or overall structural wall height, or both, if applicable.
(3) For the purposes of paragraph (2)(e),
(a) sections 1.160.000 to 1.160.016, 1.160.020, 1.160.030 to 1.160.133 of Alberta Schedule 1 must be used as a guide in determining any adjustments made by reason of the perimeter to area ratio and perimeter design; and
(b) sections 1.170.000 to 1.170.017 and 1.170.025 of Alberta Schedule 1 must be used as a guide in determining any adjustments made by reason of the overall structural wall height.
(4) Sections 1.200.035 to 1.200.037, 1.200.040, 1.200.045, 1.200.050, 1.200.061, 1.200.080 to
and 1.200.120 to 1.200.123 of Alberta Schedule 1 and sections 5.019.000 to 5.019.400 of Alberta Schedule 5 must be used as a guide in determining the amount of depreciation attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence.
(4.01) Notwithstanding subsection (4), when determining the amount of depreciation attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence in respect of an improvement that is classified in Alberta Schedule 4, the amount of depreciation shall be determined as follows:
(a) the anticipated age life of each model, quality and structure that forms the improvement shall be considered in accordance with section 1.200.045 of Alberta Schedule 1;
(b) the chronological age of each model, quality and structure that forms the improvement shall be considered;
(c) each model, quality and structure that forms an improvement shall be assigned a condition, desirability and utility rating in accordance with sections 1.200.060 and 1.200.061 of Alberta Schedule 1;
(d) the amount of depreciation shall be determined in accordance with sections 1.200.080 to 1.200.097 of Alberta Schedule 1.
(4.1) Notwithstanding subsection (4), when determining the amount of depreciation attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence in respect of an improvement that is classified as machinery, equipment, an appliance or a thing and that forms an integral part of any activity or use conducted from
(a) a residence, garage or outbuilding to which sections 1.200.035 to 1.200.037 of Alberta Schedule 1 apply,
(b) a mobile home to which section 1.200.040 of Alberta Schedule 1 applies, or
(c) a commercial or industrial building or structure to which section 1.200.045 of Alberta Schedule 1 applies,
the amount of depreciation shall be determined in accordance with subsection (4.2).
(4.2) The amount of depreciation in respect of an improvement referred to in subsection (4.1) shall be determined as follows:
(a) the improvement shall be assigned the same age life and the same condition, desirability and utility rating that is assigned to the type of building or structure referred to in paragraphs (4.1)(a) to (c) in respect of which the improvement forms an integral part of any activity or use conducted from that building or structure;
(b) the amount of depreciation shall be determined in accordance with sections 1.200.080 to 1.200.097 of Alberta Schedule 1.
(5) Notwithstanding subsections (4) to (4.2), when determining the amount of depreciation attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence in respect of an improvement that is classified as machinery, equipment, an appliance or a thing, if the improvement is used in connection with a processing, manufacturing or mining operation listed in section 1.200.050 of Alberta Schedule 1, the amount of depreciation shall be determined as follows:
(a) the improvement shall be assigned the age life that corresponds to the type of processing, manufacturing or mining operation in respect of which the improvement is used in accordance with section 1.200.050 of Alberta Schedule 1;
(b) the amount of depreciation shall be determined in accordance with sections 1.200.120 to 1.200.123 of Alberta Schedule 1.
(5.1) Notwithstanding subsections (4) to (5), when determining the amount of depreciation attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence in respect of an improvement that is classified as machinery, equipment, an appliance or a thing under sections 5.019.000 to 5.019.400 of Alberta Schedule 5, if the improvement is not used in connection with a processing, manufacturing or mining operation listed in section 1.200.050 of Alberta Schedule 1, the amount of depreciation shall be determined as follows:
(a) the improvement shall be assigned the age life that corresponds to the type of machinery, equipment, appliance or thing in accordance with sections 5.019.000 to 5.019.400 of Alberta Schedule 5;
(b) the improvement shall be assigned a condition, desirability and utility rating in accordance with section 1.200.061 of Alberta Schedule 1;
(c) the amount of depreciation shall be determined in accordance with sections 1.200.080 to 1.200.097 of Alberta Schedule 1.
(5.2) Where the Director is satisfied that an improvement or mobile unit located on hydrocarbon or mineral property has been or will have been closed for a period of at least 12 consecutive months immediately preceding October 31 in an assessment year, the Director may allow an amount in respect of the assessment year for the abnormal depreciation of the improvement or mobile unit, if the assessed owner of the improvement or mobile unit complies with subsection (5.3).
(5.3) The assessed owner of an improvement or mobile unit located on hydrocarbon or mineral property who wishes the Director to allow an amount in respect of an assessment year for the abnormal depreciation of the improvement or mobile unit shall, after July 31 and on or before September 30 in the assessment year, or within such other period as the Director may allow,
(a) deliver to the Director a written request signed by the assessed owner that
(i) describes the improvement or mobile unit and identifies its location,
(ii) states that the improvement or mobile unit is closed,
(iii) states the period of time, as of the date of the request, that the improvement or mobile unit has been closed,
(iv) states that the assessed owner will continue to keep the improvement or mobile unit closed after the request is delivered until after October 31 in the assessment year, and
(v) states the name and address of the assessed owner; and
(b) provide such other information, in addition to that required under paragraph (a), as the Director requests.
(5.4) Where the Director allows an amount for abnormal depreciation under subsection (5.2), the amount allowed shall be determined according to the formula
(A-B) x C 100 where
(a) A is the base year replacement cost new;
(b) B is the amount of depreciation determined to be attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence under subsection (4); and
(c) C is the appropriate closure allowance factor set out in Schedule D for the number of consecutive months that the Director is satisfied the improvement or mobile unit has been or will have been closed as of October 31 in the assessment year for which the allowance is requested.
(5.5) An amount allowed by the Director under subsection (5.2) in respect of an assessment year is not allowed in respect of the succeeding assessment year, but is only allowed in respect of the assessment year for which it has been requested.
(6) If different parts of an improvement or mobile unit fall within different classifications of Alberta Schedule 2, 3, 4 or 5, those parts, for the purposes of this section, may be treated as falling within those different classifications, as far as it is practicable to do so, in order to determine the 1983 replacement cost new of the whole improvement or mobile unit. R-079-92,s.4,5; R-015-99,s.2; R-073-2000,s.4; R-005-2012,s.3.
The fair actual value in the base year of the general assessment of the roadway of a railway and the superstructure and trackage of a railway outside the limits of the roadway is the product of the length of the roadway, superstructure and trackage in kilometres multiplied by
(a) the appropriate rate set out in sections 5.089.525 and 5.089.555 of Alberta Schedule 5; and
(b) the base year modifier for steel.
The fair actual value in the base year of the general assessment of an appurtenance of a railway outside the limits of the roadway of the railway is the product of the value for the appurtenance set out in section
of Alberta Schedule 5 multiplied by the base year modifier for steel.
(1) The fair actual value in the base year of the general assessment of an improvement referred to in Alberta Schedule 6 is calculated by
(a) determining the 1983 replacement cost new of the improvement in accordance with subsection (2);
(b) multiplying the 1983 replacement cost new by the base year modifier for steel to determine the base year replacement cost new; and
(c) subtracting from the base year replacement cost new
(i) the amount of the depreciation determined to be attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence under subsection (3), and
(ii) the amount, if any, that is allowed as abnormal depreciation under subsection (6).
(2) The 1983 replacement cost new of an improvement referred to in subsection (1) is calculated by
(a) determining the classification of the improvement under Alberta Schedule 6; and
(b) calculating the base cost of the improvement in accordance with Alberta Schedule 6.
(3) Sections 1.200.050 and 1.200.120 to 1.200.123 of Alberta Schedule 1 must be used as a guide in determining the amount of depreciation attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence.
(4) Repealed, R-015-99,s.3.
(5) Repealed, R-015-99,s.3.
(6) Where the Director is satisfied that an improvement located on hydrocarbon or mineral property has been or will have been closed for a period of at least 12 consecutive months immediately preceding October 31 in an assessment year, the Director may allow an amount in respect of the assessment year for the abnormal depreciation of the improvement, if the assessed owner of the improvement complies with subsection (7).
(7) The assessed owner of an improvement located on hydrocarbon or mineral property who wishes the Director to allow an amount in respect of an assessment year for the abnormal depreciation of the improvement shall, after July 31 and on or before September 30 in the assessment year, or within such other period as the Director may allow,
(a) deliver to the Director a written request signed by the assessed owner that
(i) describes the improvement and identifies its location,
(ii) states that the improvement is closed,
(iii) states the period of time, as of the date of the request, that the improvement has been closed,
(iv) states that the assessed owner will continue to keep the improvement closed after the request is delivered until after October 31 in the assessment year, and
(v) contains the name and address of the assessed owner; and
(b) provide such other information, in addition to that required under paragraph (a), as the Director requests.
(8) Where the Director allows an amount for abnormal depreciation under subsection (6), the amount allowed shall be determined according to the formula
(A-B) x C 100 where
(a) A is the base year replacement cost new;
(b) B is the amount of depreciation determined to be attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence under subsection (3); and
(c) C is the appropriate closure allowance factor set out in Schedule D for the number of consecutive months that the Director is satisfied the improvement has been or will have been closed as of October 31 in the assessment year for which the allowance is requested.
(9) An amount allowed by the Director under subsection (6) in respect of an assessment year is not allowed in respect of the succeeding assessment year, but is only allowed in respect of the assessment year for which it has been requested. R-079-92,s.6,7; R-015-99,s.3.
(1) The fair actual value in the base year of the general assessment of an improvement or mobile unit not described in Alberta Schedule 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 is calculated by
(a) determining the 1983 replacement cost new of the improvement or mobile unit using section 1.190.050 of Alberta Schedule 1 where applicable;
(b) multiplying the 1983 replacement cost new by the appropriate base year modifier to determine the base year replacement cost new; and
(c) subtracting from the base year replacement cost new
(i) the amount of the depreciation determined to be attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence under subsections (2) to (4), and
(ii) the amount, if any, that is allowed as abnormal depreciation under subsection (5).
(2) Sections 1.200.035 to 1.200.037, 1.200.040, 1.200.045, 1.200.050, 1.200.061, 1.200.080 to
and 1.200.120 to 1.200.123 of Alberta Schedule 1 must be used as a guide in determining the amount of depreciation attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (2), when determining the amount of depreciation attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence in respect of an improvement that is classified as machinery, equipment, an appliance or a thing and that forms an integral part of any activity or use conducted from
(a) a residence, garage or outbuilding to which sections 1.200.035 to 1.200.037 of Alberta Schedule 1 apply;
(b) a mobile home to which section 1.200.040 of Alberta Schedule 1 applies; or
(c) a commercial or industrial building or structure to which section 1.200.045 of Alberta Schedule 1 applies,
the amount of depreciation shall be determined in accordance with subsection (3.1).
(3.1) The amount of depreciation in respect of an improvement referred to in subsection (3) shall be determined as follows:
(a) the improvement shall be assigned the same age life and the same condition, desirability and utility rating that is assigned to the type of building or structure referred to in paragraphs (3)(a) to (c) in respect of which the improvement forms an integral part of any activity or use conducted from that building or structure;
(b) the amount of depreciation shall be determined in accordance with sections 1.200.080 to 1.200.097 of Alberta Schedule 1.
(4) Notwithstanding subsections (2) to (3.1), when determining the amount of depreciation attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence in respect of an improvement that is classified as machinery, equipment, an appliance or a thing, if the improvement is used in connection with a processing, manufacturing, mining operation or a telecommunication system listed in section 1.200.050 of Alberta Schedule 1, the amount of depreciation shall be determined as follows:
(a) the improvement shall be assigned the age life that corresponds to the type of processing, manufacturing, mining operation or a telecommunication system in respect of which the improvement is used in accordance with section 1.200.050 of Alberta Schedule 1;
(b) the amount of depreciation shall be determined in accordance with sections 1.200.120 to 1.200.123 of Alberta Schedule 1.
(5) Where the Director is satisfied that an improvement or mobile unit located on hydrocarbon or mineral property has been or will have been closed for a period of at least 12 consecutive months immediately preceding October 31 in an assessment year, the Director may allow an amount in respect of the assessment year for the abnormal depreciation of the improvement or mobile unit, if the assessed owner of the improvement or mobile unit complies with subsection (6).
(6) The assessed owner of an improvement or mobile unit referred to in subsection (5) who wishes the Director to allow an amount in respect of an assessment year for the abnormal depreciation of the improvement or mobile unit shall, after July 31 and on or before September 30 in the assessment year, or within such other period as the Director may allow,
(a) deliver to the Director a written request signed by the assessed owner that
(i) describes the improvement or mobile unit and identifies its location,
(ii) states that the improvement or mobile unit is closed,
(iii) states the period of time, as of the date of the request, during which the improvement or mobile unit has been closed,
(iv) states that the assessed owner will continue to keep the improvement or mobile unit closed after the request is delivered until after October 31 in the assessment year, and
(v) states the name and address of the assessed owner; and
(b) provide such other information, in addition to that required under paragraph (a), as the Director requires.
(7) Where the Director allows an amount for abnormal depreciation under subsection (5), the amount allowed shall be determined according to the formula
(A-B) x C 100 where
(a) A is the base year replacement cost new;
(b) B is the amount of depreciation determined to be attributable to normal physical deterioration and normal functional obsolescence under subsection (2); and
(c) C is the appropriate closure allowance factor set out in Schedule D for the number of consecutive months that the Director is satisfied the improvement or mobile unit has been or will have been closed as of October 31 in the assessment year for which the allowance is requested.
(8) An amount allowed by the Director under subsection (5) in respect of an assessment year is not allowed in respect of the succeeding assessment year, but is only allowed in respect of the assessment year for which it has been requested. R-079-92,s.8,9; R-015-99,s.4; R-073-2000,s.5; R-005-2012,s.4.
The fair actual value of an improvement, mobile unit or railway in an assessment year that is not a general assessment year is calculated as though the improvement, mobile unit or railway was being assessed in the last general assessment year taking into account the circumstances affecting the improvement, mobile unit or railway in the assessment year.
PART III
PIPELINES
In this Part and in Schedules A and B,
"gas distribution system" means a pipeline or a system of pipelines that is
(a) supplied from a gas transmission line or from a gas well, and
(b) designed, constructed and operated for the distribution of gas to consumers in the immediate area of the pipeline or system of pipelines,
but does not include a gas transmission line; (réseau de distribution du gaz)
"well pipe" and "well head installation" means pipe, a well head installation or other improvement as described in paragraphs (c) and (d) of the definition of "pipeline" in section 1 of the Act in respect of a well made under the authority of
(a) the Canada Petroleum Resources Act,
(b) the Canada Oil and Gas Land Regulations enacted under the Territorial Lands Act (Canada) and the Public Land Grants Act (Canada), other than an exploratory licence or permit or an exploratory agreement issued or made under the Territorial Lands Act (Canada),
(b.1) the Petroleum Resources Act,
(b.2) the Oil and Gas Land Regulations made under the Northwest Territories Lands Act, other than an exploratory licence or permit or an exploration agreement issued or made under that Act, or
(c) the Norman Wells Agreement of 1944 or the Norman Wells Expansion agreement of 1983. (tuyau de puits) and (installation de tête de puits)
R-042-2014,s.2.
(1) The assessed value of a pipeline in a general assessment year is the value determined under subsection (2) or (2.1), as the case may be, in the base year of the general assessment.
(2) The assessed value in the base year of the general assessment of a pipeline is the product of the depreciated basic cost of the pipeline determined under subsection (3) multiplied by
(a) the base year modifier for steel; and
(b) 0.666.
(2.1) In the municipal taxation area of Yellowknife, the assessed value in the base year of the general assessment of a pipeline is the product of the depreciated basic cost of the pipeline determined under subsection (3) multiplied by
(a) the base year modifier for steel; and
(b) 1.35.
(3) The depreciated basic cost in the base year of the general assessment of a pipeline is the product of the basic cost of the pipeline determined in accordance with this Part multiplied by 0.75 for depreciation and
(a) if the Director is satisfied that the pipeline is abandoned, multiplied by 0.1; or
(b) if the pipeline is described in section 21 and the Director is satisfied that it is disconnected and permanently non- operational, multiplied by 0.2.
R-080-94,s.3.
The decision of the Director respecting the nominal diameter of a pipeline for the purposes of calculating the basic cost of that pipeline is final.
The basic cost in the base year of the general assessment of a pipeline described in paragraphs (a), (b), and (e) of the definition of "pipeline" in section 1 of the Act,
(a) in respect of a pipeline, other than pipeline described in Table 2 of Schedule A, is the length of the pipeline in metres multiplied by the appropriate rate in Table 1 of Schedule A; and
(b) in respect of service lines and meters used in a gas distribution system, is set out in Table 2 of Schedule A.
The basic cost of well pipe and a well head installation in the base year of a general assessment is determined in accordance with sections 23 to 27.
Where well depth is used to calculate basic cost, the depth of the well is calculated to the depth that a substance being produced, injected or disposed of enters or exits the well pipe.
(1) Subject to section 26, the basic cost of well pipe and well head installations in or on
(a) a single zone well from which a substance is being produced, injected or disposed of, or
(b) a multi-zone well in which a substance is being produced, injected or disposed of from only one zone,
is calculated according to the formula
Basic cost = A + (B x C),
where
(c) A is the base rate,
(d) B is the well depth in metres minus 304 m, and
(e) C is the rate per metre of well depth.
(2) The base rate and rate per metre of well depth is set out in Table 1 of Schedule B.
(1) Subject to section 26, the basic cost of well pipe and well head installations in or on a multi-zone well in which a substance is being produced, injected or disposed of from more than one zone is calculated according to the formula
Basic Cost = A + B.
(2) "A" is calculated according to the formula
A = D + (E x F),
where
(a) D is the base rate;
(b) E is the well depth in metres of the deepest zone minus 304 m; and
(c) F is the rate per metre of well depth of the deepest zone.
(3) "B" is the sum of the amounts for each additional zone in which a substance is being produced, injected or disposed of calculated according to the formula
B = G x H,
where
(a) G is the well depth in metres of an additional zone; and
(b) H is the rate per metre of well depth of an additional zone.
(4) The base rate, rate per metre of well depth of the deepest zone and the rate per metre of well depth of an additional zone are set out in Table 2 of Schedule B.
The basic cost of well pipe and well head installations in or on a well producing water is the base rate set out in Table 3 of Schedule B.
(1) In this section, "suspended" means "suspended" as defined in
(a) the Canada Oil and Gas Drilling and Production Regulations, SOR/2009-315, made under the Canada Oil and Gas Operations Act; or
(b) the Oil and Gas Drilling and Production Regulations, made under the Oil and Gas Operations Act.
(2) If a well is suspended during the whole of the assessment year, the basic cost of the well pipe and well head installations in or on that well is the base rate set out in Table 4 of Schedule B. R-042-2014,s.3.
The assessed value of a pipeline in an assessment year that is not a general assessment year is calculated as though the pipeline was being assessed in the last general assessment year taking into account the circumstances affecting the pipeline in the assessment year.
PART IV
WORKS AND TRANSMISSION LINES
(1) The assessed value of works and transmission lines in a general assessment year is the value determined under subsection (2) or (2.1), as the case may be, in the base year of the general assessment.
(2) The assessed value in the base year of the general assessment of works and transmission lines is the product of the depreciated basic cost of works and transmission lines multiplied by
(a) the base year modifier for steel; and
(b) 0.666.
(2.1) In the municipal taxation area of Yellowknife, the assessed value in the base year of the general assessment of works and transmission lines is the product of the depreciated basic cost of works and transmission lines multiplied by
(a) the base year modifier for steel; and
(b) 1.35.
R-080-94,s.4.
The depreciated basic cost in the base year of the general assessment of works and transmission lines is the product of the basic cost multiplied by 0.75 for depreciation.
The basic cost in the base year of the general assessment of works and transmission lines is the length of the line in kilometres multiplied by $1,800.
The assessed value of works and transmission lines in an assessment year that is not a general assessment year is calculated as though the works and transmission lines were being assessed in the last general assessment year taking into account the circumstances affecting the works and transmission lines in the assessment year.
SCHEDULE
Table
Description of Columns
1. Columns 2 and 4 apply to a pipeline used (a) for gathering, distributing or transporting oil or (b) for any other purpose, except for injection purposes.
2. Columns 3 or 5 apply to a pipeline used (a) for gathering, distributing or transporting gas; (b) for injection purposes.
1 2 Nominal Diameter of Pipe (mm) Steel
($)
21.3 6.30
24.2 --
26.7 6.60
33.4 7.20
42.2 9.40
48.3 10.10
60.3 21.00
88.9 23.80
114.3 30.50
141.3 --
168.3 39.30
219.1 51.30
273.1 69.30
323.9 83.70
355.6 100.80
406.4 111.00
457.0 148.30
508.0 166.70
559.0 184.40
610.0 205.90
660.0 239.70
711.0 254.00
762.0 291.90
813.0 327.90
864.0 345.70
914.0 393.50
1,067.0 508.80
1,219.0 667.90
1,422.0 921.40
ANNEXE
Tableau Description des colonnes
1. Les colonnes 2 et 4 s’appliquent aux pipelines servant, a) à collecter, à distribuer ou à transporter du pétrole b) à toute fin autre que l’injection.
2. Les colonnes 3 et 5 s’appliquent aux pipelines servant, a) à collecter, à distribuer ou à transporter du gaz; b) à l’injection.
1 2
Diamètre nominal du tuyau (mm) Acier
($)
21,3 6,30
24,2 --
26,7 6,60
33,4 7,20
42,2 9,40
48,3 10,10 10,10
60,3 21,00 21,00
88,9 23,80 23,80
114,3 30,50 30,50
141,3 --
168,3 39,30 39,30
219,1 51,30 52,90
273,1 69,30 72,30
323,9 83,70 86,80
355,6 100,80 104,60
406,4 111,00 122,70
457,0 148,30 154,40
508,0 166,70 176,50
559,0 184,40 195,10
610,0 205,90 225,00
660,0 239,70 253,40
711,0 254,00 286,40
762,0 291,90 326,00
813,0 327,90 346,40
864,0 345,70 386,40
914,0 393,50 438,10
1 067,0 508,80 565,50
1 219,0 667,90 758,60
1 422,0 921,40 1 049,10 Table
1. Service line tap to property line complete with curb cock and box
2. Service line tap to property line without curb cock and box
3. Service line not owned by customer on a customer’s property
4. Meter with regulator
5. Meter without regulator Tableau
1. Raccordement complet de conduite de service à la conduite de la propriété avec robinet et coffre
2. Raccordement complet de conduite de service à la conduite de la propriété sans robinet et coffre
3. Conduite de service n’appartenant pas au client et se trouvant sur sa propriété
4. Compteur avec régulateur
5. Compteur sans régulateur
SCHEDULE
Table
Class Grouping Base
($)
1. Crude Oil-Flow 31,920
2. Crude Oil-Pump 51,400
3. Gas-Flow 23,090
4. Injection or Disposal 25,450
5. Crude Bitumen 59,840
Table
Class Grouping Base Rate
($)
1. Crude Oil-Flow 38,680
2. Crude Oil-Pump 56,800
3. Gas-Flow 26,250
4. Injection or Disposal 27,850
Table
Class Grouping
1. Water Source
Table
Class Grouping
1. Suspended
ANNEXE
Tableau
Catégorie
1. Pétrole brut - Débit
2. Pétrole brut - Pompe
3. Gaz - Débit
4. Injection ou élimination
5. Bitume brut
Tableau
Catégorie Taux de base
($)
1. Pétrole brut - Débit 38 680
2. Pétrole brut - Pompe 56 800
3. Gaz - Débit 26 250
4. Injection ou élimination 27 850
Tableau
Catégorie
1. Source d’eau
Tableau
Catégorie
1. Suspendu
SCHEDULE C
Table 1 (Paragraph 3(3)(b)) General Taxation Area Regional Base Rates For Developed Parcels
1 2 Region Base Rate
Inuvik $29.00/m² Fort Smith $24.50/m²
Table 2 (Paragraph 3(6)(a)) General Taxation Area Regional Parcel Development Components
1 2 3 4 5 Region Raw Land Survey Road Parcel Development Development
Inuvik 12 0 - 5 0 - 54 0 - 29 Fort Smith 12 0 - 2 0 - 55 0 - 31
R-152-98,s.2, R-005-2012,s.5; R-147-2018,s.2.
SCHEDULE
NUMBER OF CONSECUTIVE MONTHS CLOSURE
CLOSED
Buildings Structures
12 to 23 months 30 24 to 35 months 60 36 months or more 90
R-079-92,s.10.
ANNEXE
FERMETURE : NOMBRE CONSÉCU- FACTEURS
TIF DE MOIS
Édifices et constructions
12 à 23 mois 30 24 à 35 mois 60 36 mois ou plus 90
R-079-92, art. 10.
SCHEDULE
CHANGES TO THE ASSESSMENT
Alberta Schedule 1
1. The following sections of Alberta Schedule 1 do not (a) sections 1.000.000 to 1.000.100; (b) sections 1.010.000 to 1.010.050; (c) sections 1.020.000 to 1.020.060; (d) sections 1.030.000 to 1.030.017; (e) sections 1.040.000 and 1.040.010; (f) sections 1.060.000 to 1.060.081; (g) sections 1.200.000 to 1.200.022; (h) section 1.200.112.
2. Section 1.200.040 of Alberta Schedule 1 is replaced
1.200.040 AGE LIFE TABLE: MOBILE
CLASS OF
CONSTRUCTION ANTICIPATED
Without
Single Wide Units Substandard Fair Standard Double Wide Units Fair Standard Semi Custom
3. Section 1.200.050 of Alberta Schedule 1 is changed
Diamond Mine Fish Processing Plant Gold Mine Telecommunication System
4. The following definitions in section 1.200.130 of Alberta (a) Abnormal Depreciation; (b) Depreciation; (c) Economic Life; (d) Economic Obsolescence.
ANNEXE
CHANGEMENTS AU MANUEL
Annexe 1 de l’Alberta
1. Les articles suivants de l’annexe 1 de l’Alberta ne s’appliquent a) 1.000.000 à 1.000.100; b) 1.010.000 à 1.010.050; c) 1.020.000 à 1.020.060; d) 1.030.000 à 1.030.017; e) 1.040.000 et 1.040.010; f) 1.060.000 à 1.060.081; g) 1.200.000 à 1.200.022; h) 1.2000.112.
2. L’article 1.200.040 de l’annexe 1 de l’Alberta est remplacé
1.200.040 AGE LIFE TABLE: MOBILE
CLASS OF
CONSTRUCTION ANTICIPATED
Without
Single Wide Units Substandard Fair Standard Double Wide Units Fair Standard Semi Custom
3. L’article 1.200.050 de l’annexe 1 de l’Alberta est modifié suit :
Diamond Mine Fish Processing Plant Gold Mine Telecommunication System
4. Les définitions suivantes de l’annexe 1 de l’Alberta a) «Abnormal Depreciation»; b) «Depreciation»; c) «Economic Life»; d) «Economic Obsolescence». Alberta Schedule 5
5. Section 5.019.100 of Alberta Schedule 5 is changed
Hoists (other than vehicle hoists) Cranes
6. The following is added after section 5.019.100 of Alberta
5.019.100A COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT
35 YEAR LIFE
Guyed Steel Tower
Alberta Schedule 7
7. Alberta Schedule 7 does not apply.
General
8. The note appearing at the end of the index page in each
R-073-2000,s.6; R-005-2012,s.6. Annexe 5 de l’Alberta
5. L’article 5.019.100 de l’annexe 5 de l’Alberta est modifié qui suit :
Hoists (other than vehicle hoists) Cranes
6. La même annexe est modifiée par insertion, après l’article
5.019.100A COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT
35 YEAR LIFE
Guyed Steel Tower
Annexe 7 de l’Alberta
7. L’annexe 7 de l’Alberta ne s’applique pas.
Disposition générale
8. La note qui paraît à la fin de la page d’index des annexes
R-073-2000, art. 6; R-005-2012, art. 6.