The District of Highlands property tax will increase by three per cent for the 2021/22 fiscal year.
Two per cent will be directed to operational costs of the district, and one per cent will be invested into an asset management plan the district draws on for infrastructure investments.
Mayor Ken Williams said this increase keeps with inflation.
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