生活するにあたってDistrictとCityの違いってなんですか？

検索してみたら、プロパティタックスの徴収がCityだとCityで、Districtだと州に支払ってゴミの回収とか地域別のサービスに関して別にDistrictに支払うというのが出てきました。

あと、２件家を持っている人にとってはDistrictなら空き家税がかからないというのも。

それ以外に何かありますか？

>Today
In current times, you might think it seems a bit silly to have 2 different municipalities in such a close area. And you wouldn’t be wrong. Talks of amalgamation have actually been happening since 1968. More recently, on April 16th of this year, councilors from both the city and the district voted unanimously to look at potentially amalgamating the two municipalities. The councilors noted that amalgamation could really help traffic and community planning to move ahead. Especially with the ever-pressing issue of congestion on the North Shore.

What does this mean for you?

If you’re looking to sell your home in North Vancouver, it doesn’t mean much. The rules surrounding selling are pretty standard across all of the GVRD. However, what you do want to look at is the zoning. These can be especially critical if you’re wanting to advertise that your home has the potential for a secondary dwelling, for example, a laneway house. With separate bylaws and permits, it is important to know where your home resides because the rules will differ. As a buyer, the same goes. If you’re just looking to purchase a home for the purpose of living there and nothing else, go right ahead. But if you’re looking at a property with the thought of renovating or completing demolishing, you may want to take a look at the different bylaws.

法律が違うので調べてから買うようにしましょう。

１さんありがとうございます。

bylawはCityによっても違いますよね。
Districtはロット内の樹を切るのが自由、Cityだと許可が必要で健康な樹は簡単には許可が下りないという情報もありました。
リノベーションするのにもDistrictの方が自由がある傾向なんですかね。

UBCエンドウメントランドもディストリクトです
ごみの収集から警察もちがう。

DISTRICT の中にCITYが入っていることもありますよ
DISTRICTは、地域の協力体制
BYLAWによる制限も、CITYだから厳しいとか、DISTRICTだから緩いってことはないですよ

エンドウメントランドという区分もあるのですね。
これはこれでまた他のDISTRICTとは違いそうですね。

＞DISTRICT の中にCITYが入っていることもありますよ

そうなんですね。
私が調べた限り、West VancouverはDistrict、North VancouverはCityとDistrictとエリアが別れているようです。
Districtの中にCityが入っている地域の例ってどこがありますか？
そのエリアは２つの自治体を持つことになるのでしょうか？

>Municipalities in B.C.
Municipalities in B.C. are responsible for providing local services and governance to approximately 89 percent of the province's population. There are currently 162 municipalities, ranging in population from just over 100 to over 630,000 people and ranging in size from 63 hectares to over 8,500,000 hectares.

Municipalities can be classified as either a town, village, district or city depending on the size of their population and geographic area. An older classification, township, is still referenced in the names of some municipalities; townships are currently classified as districts.

Municipalities were first established in B.C. in the late 1800s. Since then, the roles and responsibilities of municipalities have evolved over time to become more complex.

The B.C. government sets the legislation that provides municipalities with the authority and flexibility to respond to the varying needs and changing circumstances of each community. Within that framework, the B.C. government regards municipalities as autonomous, responsible and accountable government directed by democratically elected councils.

＞Municipalities can be classified as either a town, village, district or city depending on the size of their population and geographic area.

要は人口密度の違いっていうことですかね。

Cityと同じようにそれぞれByLawがあって特にDistrict だから独特というわけではなく、緩かったり厳しかったりは自治体によるという感じでしょうか。

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