Service Level Agreement (SLA) Overview
The Service Level Agreement (SLA) is MPAC’s promise to deliver timely, accurate and measurable products and services to our municipal stakeholders for the following measures:
- Accuracy and Timeliness of Delivery of the Year-End Tax File
- Timeliness of Processing Building Permit Notifications
- Timeliness of Delivery of the Quarterly and Preliminary New Assessment Forecasts
- Timeliness of MPAC’s delivery of the New Assessment Report to Municipalities
- Processing of Supplementary and Omitted Assessments
- Timeliness of Delivery of Monthly PRAN Reports
- Timeliness of Delivery of the Severance/Consolidation Information Form (“SCIF”)
- Timeliness of Delivery of the Condominium Plan Information Form (“CPIF”)
- Timeliness of delivery of completed Tax Applications
- Timeliness of Delivery of Completed Vacant Unit Rebate Applications
- Response to and Resolution of Municipal Enquiries
The following service levels will be enacted within the SLA at the time of the next province-wide assessment update:
- Accuracy of Assessment of Residential Properties
- Accuracy of Assessment of Farm Properties
- Accuracy of Assessment of Multi-Residential Properties
- Accuracy of Assessment of Commercial and Industrial Properties
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