Allocation to Municipalities Sample Clauses

Allocation to Municipalities. The Gas Tax Transfer will flow to Municipalities based upon the formula recommended by the Union of Nova Scotia Municipalities to the Minister of Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations. More specifically, the allocation formula shall include the following components: 1. number of dwelling units in each Municipality (25% of the allocation) 2. population in each Municipality (25% of the allocation) 3. expenditures by each Municipality (50% of the allocation) The formula to calculate Gas Tax Funds for Municipalities is as follows: Twenty-five percent of: The population of the Municipality divided by the population of the Province times Canada's annual contribution Plus:
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Allocation to Municipalities. 6.1.1 Each Municipality will be allocated, on a conditional basis, shares of annual Fund contributions by Canada shown in section 3.1.1 of this Agreement; with such annual shares to be calculated by dividing the Municipality’s 2001 Statistics Canada Census population by the total 2001 Census population for all Municipalities and multiplying the resulting quotient by each Fiscal Year amount shown in section 3.1.1 of this Agreement. 6.1.2 Federal and Provincial Co-Chairs, after consulting with the New Deal Partnership Committee, may make adjustments to allocations to Municipalities which in the opinion of the Co-Chairs are necessary to reflect such events as the establishment of new municipalities, the merging of two or more municipalities, or other structural changes in municipalities. 6.1.3 Before determining Fund allocations to Municipalities, Saskatchewan may deduct from Canada's Fund contributions such amounts as Canada may approve for the purpose of paying Saskatchewan's administrative costs mentioned in section 6.4.3.
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