5 things that will cost more in Calgary in 2014

Get ready to dig even deeper into your pocket books for some Calgary services in the new year.

City council approved the 2014 budget today, along with a list of fee hikes.

• Returning $52Msurplus could negate Calgary's 2014 tax hike
• Calgary Transit to boost service by 55,000 hours

While the property tax garnered most of the headlines in the budget coverage, here are the coming fee changes for Jan. 1, 2014.

Transit:

• Youth cash fare:$2,up from current $1.75.
• Youth monthly pass:$60,up from current $57.50.
• Youth 10 ticket book:$20, up from current $17.50.
• Adult monthly pass:$96, up from current $94.

Recreation facilities:

• Ice arena, prime time per hour rate:$241.50, up $11.50 from $229.90 (5 per centhike).
• Leisure centregeneraladmission: $11.45, up from current $11.
• Swimming pool Tier 1 general admission:$5.75, up 20 cents.
• Swimming pool Tier 2 general admission:$6.80, up 25 cents.
• Golfpunchcard(weekend) Maple Ridge course: $495, up 3.8 per cent or $18 from $477.
• Golfpunchcard(weekend) other courses:$430, up 2.6 per centor $11.

Waste and recycling fees:

• Commercial tipping fees:$107,up $5 from 2013.
• Blue cart fee (monthly):$7.70,up 30 cents.
• Waste management charge:$4.90,up 20 cents.

Utility rates:

• Water:
  • Flat rate, monthly: $72.57,up $4.99 (7.4 per cent hike).
  • Metered, average monthly household charge: $48.38,up $3.33 (7.4 per cent hike).
• Wastewater
  • Flat rate, monthly: $52.93, up $6.30 (13.5 per cent hike).
  • Metered rate, average monthly household charge $35.32,up $4.20 (13.5 per cent hike).

Drainage:

• Stormwatermonthly charge: $9.20,up from current $8.77.