Supplementary valuations
About
Valuations are sometimes done between general valuations.
These supplementary valuations happen if:
- properties change physically. For example buildings are constructed, renovated, extended, altered or demolished
- land is subdivided, amalgamated (combined), or portions are sold off or rezoned
- incorrect data is used. For example, previous rates and charges were calculated using the wrong land or building areas.
Your property is valued again – what next
You'll receive a supplementary valuation and rate notice. It will show the changed valuations and any changes to your rates and charges amounts (calculated on a pro-rata basis).
You receive a supplementary valuation notice – what to do
Disregard any rates instalment notices you have received for the financial year. The revised amount you need to pay will be shown on future instalment notices we send you.
Paying rates by FlexiPay – what to do
If you have received a supplementary rates notice and you pay your rates by FlexiPay, you will need to set up a new FlexiPay arrangement. This overrides the old arrangement and makes sure you pay the correct, revised amount.