NEW: Six ways the city of Ottawa's 2023 budget will affect your wallet ottnews
The 2023 city of Ottawa budget includes a 4.2 per cent increase in water, wastewater and stormwater rates. The average urban homeowner will pay an extra $38 in 2023 on their water bill.
An annual parking permit will increase $18 to $733, while a winter parking permit will increase $4 to $159. There will be no increase in parking rates for on-street parking metres and at off-street parking lots owned by the city of Ottawa.The cost to rent arenas, sports fields and theatres will increase across the city of Ottawa in 2023.
The cost to rent sports fields, ball diamonds and artificial turf fields will increase 2 per cent this year.While the 2023 budget includes a 10 per cent reduction in youth recreation fees, the cost for some memberships and program registrations will increase in 2023.
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