jswizzle3737/ontario_laws_and_regs huggingface dataset:
1. This Regulation applies to The Regional Municipality of Peel and The Regional Municipality of York. O. Reg. 230/99, s. 1. PART I   COMMON PROVISIONS
2. In this Part, “Region” includes The Regional Municipality of Peel and The Regional Municipality of York. O. Reg. 230/99, s. 2.
3. The following apply for the purposes of the 1998 taxation year: 1. The delegation of authority for the lower-tier municipalities in each Region to establish tax ratios is confirmed. 2. Despite paragraph 4 of section 447.20 of the Act, as made applicable under section 447.52 of the Act, the portion of the upper-tier levy or any special upper- tier levy under section 366 of the Act that was raised in each specified lower-tier municipality as provided under subsection 6 (2) of Ontario Regulation 407/98 shall be distributed to the upper-tier municipality by each lower-tier municipality. 3. Despite section 363 of the Act, the tax ratios established by the lower-tier municipalities in the each Region may be used to establish 1998 tax liabilities. O. Reg. 230/99, s. 3.
4. (1) For the purposes of the 1999 and 2000 taxation years, the 1998 by-law passed by each Region implementing section 364 of the Act shall continue to apply in that Region unless the council of the Region and the council of every lower-tier municipality in the Region, by by-law passed before April 30, 1999 for the 1999 taxation year or January 31, 2000 for the 2000 taxation year, agree that the by-law shall no longer apply for the taxation year. (2) If a by-law under subsection (1) is passed for a taxation year by the councils of a Region and its lower tier municipalities, the Region shall notify the Minister of Finance within 14 days after the date that the final by-law is passed. O. Reg. 230/99, s. 4.
5. If the 1998 by-law referred to in section 4 continues to apply in a Region for the purposes of the 1999 or 2000 taxation year, the portion of the Region’s general levy under section 366 of the Act, net of payments in lieu of taxes as defined in section 361.1 of the Act, shall be raised in each of its lower-tier municipalities on the basis of the municipality’s share of taxable assessment, as set out on the assessment roll for 1999 or 2000, as returned, without any reduction provided under section 368.1 of the Act, multiplied by the transition ratio for the Region prescribed by Ontario Regulation 385/98. O. Reg. 230/99, s. 5.
6. For the purposes of section 369 of the Act, a Region may requisition a sum from each lower-tier municipality not exceeding 50 per cent of the amount requisitioned from the lower-tier municipality by the Region for upper-tier purposes for the previous year. O. Reg. 230/99, s. 6. PART II   REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF PEEL
7. In this Part, “Region” means The Regional Municipality of Peel. O. Reg. 230/99, s. 7.
9. (1) Despite paragraph 2 of section 3, if the 1998 by-law referred to in section 4 continues to apply in the Region for the purposes of the 1999 or 2000 taxation year, the apportionments set out in this section apply for that year, in addition to the apportionment of the general levy provided under section 5. (2) The amount of the special upper-tier levy sufficient for the payment of the estimated expenditures adopted for waste management purposes shall be apportioned according to each lower-tier municipality’s share of estimate of the tonnage of waste during the year, adjusted to take into account the difference between its actual and estimated tonnage of waste in the previous year. (3) In subsection (2), “tonnage of waste”, with respect to a lower-tier municipality, means the tonnage of waste generated within that municipality and disposed of or otherwise dealt with by the Region’s waste management system. (4) The following amounts shall be apportioned between the City of Mississauga and the City of Brampton on the basis of each municipality’s share of taxable assessment, as set out on the assessment roll for each year, as returned, without any reduction provided under section 368.1 of the Act, multiplied by the transition ratio for the Region prescribed by Ontario Regulation 385/98: 1. The amount of the special upper-tier levy sufficient for the payment of the estimated expenditures adopted for the Peel Regional Police. 2. For 1998 only, the amount of the Regional Service Equalization Payment to the Town of Caledon. (5) The amount of the general upper-tier levy sufficient for the payment of the estimated expenditures payable to the Ontario Provincial Police shall be apportioned to the Town of Caledon. O. Reg. 230/99, s. 9. PART III   REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK
10. In this Part, “Region” means The Regional Municipality of York. O. Reg. 230/99, s. 10.