Notice 70/1983 of 1983: Transvaal Provincial Gazette vol 228 no 4285 dated 21 September 1983
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Supervision of work neglected by owner
A supervision fee may be charged up to 4% of the actual cost of the work, plus expenses for labour and materials, with a minimum fee of R10 per case.
- Who it is for
- property owners whose construction work has been neglected and requires council oversight
- How to act on it
- Pay a fee not exceeding 4% of the actual cost of the work, with a minimum of R10, if the council supervises neglected work
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The amount payable shall not exceed four percent of the amount of the actual cost of such work as supervision cost in addition to any expenses for labour and materials incurred, with a minimum fee of R10,00 per case.
Cinematograph operator's licence
A one-time fee of R5 is required to obtain a licence to operate as a cinematograph operator in Vanderbijlpark.
- Who it is for
- individuals or businesses wishing to operate cinema equipment or screening services
- How to act on it
- Pay R5 to the City Council to obtain the licence
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An amount of R5,00 shall be payable for a cinematograph operator's licence.
Street extension or lamppost advertisement deposit
A deposit of R100 is required if posters or advertisements are fixed to lampposts. Otherwise, a deposit of R1 per poster applies.
- Who it is for
- advertisers placing posters or advertisements on lampposts in Vanderbijlpark
- How to act on it
- Pay a deposit of R1 per poster, or R100 if placing ads on lampposts
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Provided that a deposit of R100 shall be payable should posters or other advertisements be fixed to lampposts.
Public building certificate (annual)
An annual fee of R5 must be paid by the owner of a public building at the beginning of each calendar year to maintain the certificate.
- Who it is for
- owners of public buildings in Vanderbijlpark
- How to act on it
- Pay R5 annually in advance to the City Council at the start of each calendar year
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The annual charge payable in respect of each public building certificate issued shall be paid to the Council annually in advance at the beginning of each calender year by the owner of the public building and shall be R5.
Application for a sign or hoarding
A fee of R25 must be paid in advance when applying for a sign or hoarding. This is required before the application is considered by the council.
- Who it is for
- any person or business seeking to install a sign or hoarding in Vanderbijlpark
- How to act on it
- Pay R25 in advance when submitting the application to the City Council of Vanderbijlpark
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The charge payable in respect of each application for a sign or hoarding shall be paid in advance on the submission of the application of the Council and shall be as follows:— For each sign or hoarding: R25
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Reference
provincial-gazette-ZA-transvaal-vol-228-no-4285#nGEN-70
Amounts
R 25, R 325, R 5
Key Takeaways
- title: Notice 70/1983
- date: 21 September 1983
- location: Vanderbijlpark, South Africa
- subject: tariff schedules for street structures, signs, hoardings, building certificates, building plans, licences
- fees: sign/hoarding application fee R25; street extension/lamppost charges; building plan minimum R325; various per m2 or per item charges in afrikaans section
- effective date: 1 September 1983
- reference: Spesiale Besluit van 28 Julie 1983
- charges: public building certificate annual R5; supervision fee up to 4% with min R10; cinematograph operator licence R5
Dates
Opening Date
21 September 1983