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Part 9 — are not to be counted in determining the sufficiency of a petition under subsection (2), and the council must comply with the notice. (5) If a corporation, church, organization, estate or other entity is entitled to sign a petition under this Div

395 Contents of plan

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(1) A local improvement plan must
(a) describe the proposed local improvement and its location,
(b) identify
(i) the parcels of land in r espect of which the local
improvement tax will be imposed, and
(ii) the person who will be liable to pay the local
improvement tax,
(c) state whether the tax rate is to be based on
(i) the assessment prepared in accordance with Part 9,
(ii) each parcel of land,
(iii) each unit of frontage, or
(iv) each unit of area,
(d) include the estimated cost of the local improvement,
(e) state the period over w hich the cost of the local
improvement will be spread,
(f) state the portion of the e stimated cost of the local
improvement proposed to be paid
(i) by the municipality,
(ii) from revenue raised by th e local improvement tax, and
(iii) from other s ources of revenue,
and
(g) include any other information the proponents of the local
improvement consider necessary.
(2) The estimated cost of a local improvement may include
(a) the actual cost of buying land necessary for the local
improvement,

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(b) the capital cost of undertaking the local improvement,
(c) the cost of professional se rvices needed for the local
improvement,
(d) the cost of repaying any existing debt on a facility that is to
be replaced or rehabilitated, and
(e) other expenses incidental to the undertaking of the local
improvement and to the raising of revenue to pay for it.
1994 cM-26.1 s395