Under Schedule 4 of the Valuation Act the following is classed as non rateable and would therefore have no Commercial Rates due on them;

• ·       Agricultural Land  

  ·       Religious  

  ·       Domestic Premises

  ·       Burial Grounds

  ·       Not for profit

    >Caring for Sick persons etc

    >School/Colleges

    >ArtGallery/Museum

  ·       Community Halls

  ·       Charitable Organisations (except shops)

  • Constituency Offices

   

Under Schedule 4 of the Valuation Act the following is classed as non rateable and would therefore have no Commercial Rates due on them;

• ·       Agricultural Land  

  ·       Religious  

  ·       Domestic Premises

  ·       Burial Grounds

  ·       Not for profit

    >Caring for Sick persons etc

    >School/Colleges

    >ArtGallery/Museum

  ·       Community Halls

  ·       Charitable Organisations (except shops)

  • Constituency Offices

   

Under Schedule 4 of the Valuation Act 2001 the following are classed as non-rateable and would therefore have no Commercial Rates due on them;

• Agricultural Land
• Domestic Premises
• Religious Buildings
• Burial Grounds
• Not for profit Organisations

            > Caring for sick people

            > Schools/Colleges

            > Art Galleries/Museums

• Community Halls 
• Charitable Organisations  (with the exception of Charity Shops)  
• Constituency  Offices                                                                                                                                       

The Commissioner of Valuation initiated the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown revaluation in accordance with the powers vested in him under the Valuation Act 2001, after the required statutory consultation with both the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council. He made a Valuation Order on the 27th of June 2008 which started the process in the County of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown. 

We take care of certain requests but there are some maintenance areas that are your responsibility.  These are listed in the Tenant's Handbook.

SIAC-Mantovani – a joint venture for this project. Mantovani, an Italian company, are specialists in marine works

All non-domestic users of the water service must pay water charges.

Under the Water Pricing policy,  government funding is provided to local authorities for domestic water services only.  Domestic water is very strictly defined to mean water for ordinary household purposes within a residential situation.

There is a specific requirement on local authorities to meter and charge for all non-domestic water supplied and there is no discretion for exceptions because there is no other source of funding.   As is the case with other utilities,  there is no option to waive water charges.  However,  unlike private utility suppliers,  no profit may be made on the service.

It is also hoped that consumers will be conscious of the water they use and will try and conserve water which is a valuable and finite resource.  A lot of water is wasted through taps not being turned off when not in use and through leakages in taps and pipes.  Charging by volume is in accordance with the application of the “Polluter Pays” Principle and the EU Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC).