Assessment Review Board

The Rocky View County Assessment Review Board is a quasi-judicial board established under the Alberta Municipal Government Act and Rocky View County Bylaw C-7778-2018, Assessment Review Boards Bylaw. The Assessment Review Board is an impartial tribunal that makes decisions regarding property assessment complaints.

The following information provides details on working with the Assessment Review Board to file an assessment complaint:

• Filing a Complaint
• Preparing for a Hearing
• Disclosure & Submission of Evidence
• Hearing Process
• Frequently Asked Questions

Role of Board

• The Rocky View County Assessment Review Board hears complaints about any assessment or taxation matters described in section 460(1) of the Municipal Government Act
• The Board is also governed by the Rocky View County Assessment Review Boards Bylaw (PDF), Practices and Procedures Manual (PDF), and Board and Committee Code of Conduct Bylaw (PDF)

Membership

• Rocky View County appoints up to 15 local members to the Assessment Review Board.
• Local Assessment Review Board panels are comprised of local members
• Composite Assessment Review Board panels are comprised of two local members and a provincial member. Provincial members are appointed by the Minister pursuant to the Municipal Government Act
• Local members are paid a per diem and mileage in accordance with Council Policy C-221 (PDF)

Term/Expiry

• Three year term, in a manner that the expiration dates of the appointments are staggered

Meetings

• Meetings are scheduled on an as-needed basis and at the call of the Chair

Current Members