Rates in Arbory will increase by four per cent in April, ahead of a merger with neighbouring Rushen.
The two authorities have both set rates of 130 pence in the pound, to ensure a smooth transition when they officially become one, after local elections in the spring.
It means ratepayers in Arbory will see their bills climb from 125 to 130 pence in the pound, a rise to cover inflation and budget for the costs of a merger.
Rushen residents will see their rates fall by eight pence to 130 pence in the pound, with separate fixed refuse charges scrapped.
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