You will be invoiced under metered utilities if your property has a water meter. According to your metered utility region, you will be invoiced every four months.
Log into your online MyProperty account today to have simple access to your current and previous yearly and metered utility bills. You’ll need the account number and access code from the front of your power bill the first time you log in.
What is the best way to pay my water bill in Surrey?
Mail-in Payments Payment via check or money order, along with a remittance stub, should be mailed to Surrey City Hall. Make checks payable to the City of Surrey and include your utility account number. Cheques with a post-dated date are accepted. Make sure the check is dated on or before the due date for property taxes.
How can I make an online payment for my Surrey property tax?
You can pay your property taxes online using the website of your bank. When paying your property taxes online, we recommend paying three days before the due date. You can arrange your payment with most banks ahead of time so you don’t forget.
If you require support or have questions about payment services, contact your financial institution directly.
How to Pay Your Surrey Property Taxes Online
- As the account number, enter your 10-digit folio number. Replace a “X” with a “9” if your folio number ends in a “X.”
- Check that the folio number on your tax notice matches the account number you’ve set up with your bank. If you’ve recently bought or sold a home, be sure your banking records have the correct folio number.
- To ensure that the payment was successful, check your account balance by July 2. Check with your bank if your payment takes longer than three days or is not out of your account by July 2.
Is there a water meter in Surrey, British Columbia?
If you’re enrolled in the Surrey Water Meter Program, you’ll get a Metered Utility bill every four months based on your usage. Water consumption, as well as any applicable sewer and base rates, are included in the metered utility bill. To avoid penalties, pay on time.
Strata properties with three or more strata lots will be billed for utilities by the Strata Plan’s Owners.
Flat rate costs are billed once a year as part of an annual utility bill and are due on July 2nd (which is the same date that property taxes are due).
The following charges may appear on the strata’s annual bill:
- Charges for fire lines
- Fees for cross-connection
- Collection of solid trash (including recycling, garbage, yard trimmings, and food scraps)
Water and sewer meters will be installed on other properties every four months (see metered utilities above).
In British Columbia, how much does water cost per month?
Average Water Bill Rates in B.C. How Much Does a Water Bill in BC Cost on a Monthly Basis? In British Columbia, a 20 m3 water bill costs $64 per month on average (25 mm meter.)
In British Columbia, how do you pay your utility bills?
There are several options for paying your bill.
- Withdrawals are made directly through MyHydro.
- Payments that have been pre-authorized.
- Plan for equal payments.
- At one of the Service BC locations (outside the Lower Mainland)
- Large corporate clients can use EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer).
In Canada, how do I pay my electricity bill?
Step 1: Go to the Pay Canadian Bills section of the website.
- Go to the Pay Canadian Bills page first.
- A ‘payee’ is a firm or organization to which you wish to make a payment.
- Choose Pay Selected Payee(s) from the drop-down menu.
- Step 2: Fill in the payment information.
- In the Amount section, type the amount you want to pay (in Canadian dollars).
- Step 3: Decide on a payment date (s)
What is the number on my BC property tax bill?
Enroll in eTaxBC to pay your rural property taxes. You’ll need the following information to register for eTaxBC access:
- Property TaxRural is your account type.
- The number of your folio
- Your enrolment code is an alphanumeric identifier that is used to identify you
On your current property tax notice or Statement of Account, you’ll discover your folio number and enrolment code. You can utilize the eTaxBC Help Guide for Rural Property Taxes to learn how to pay your property taxes using eTaxBC once you’ve enrolled.
