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Sanitation Tariff Policy

City of Cape TownRef: https://www.capetown.gov.za/_documents/resource.capetown.gov.za/documentcentre/Documents/Bylaws%20and%20policies/Sanitation%20Policy%20-%20approved%20on%2024%20April%202002.pdf

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The City of Cape Town adopted an interim sanitation tariff policy on 24 April 2002. This policy establishes a temporary framework for setting sanitation charges for households, businesses, and other users across the city. It was approved by the Executive Committee and is intended to guide sanitation service pricing until a final policy is developed.

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Interim Sanitation Tariff Policy

The City of Cape Town has adopted an interim sanitation tariff policy to guide the charging for sanitation services. This policy sets out the framework for how sanitation fees will be determined and applied across the city, pending a final version.

Who it is for: households, businesses, property owners, and all users of sanitation services in Cape Town
How to act on it: The policy is available for public review through the City of Cape Town's official document centre website.

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RESOLVED that the proposed sanitation policy (Addendum 1 to the Report), be adopted as an interim policy.

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City of Cape Town, Western Cape

Reference

https://www.capetown.gov.za/_documents/resource.capetown.gov.za/documentcentre/Documents/Bylaws%20and%20policies/Sanitation%20Policy%20-%20approved%20on%2024%20April%202002.pdf

Key Takeaways

SPC 23/04/02
EXCO 38/04/02
24 April 2002
HO 27/1/P X HO 5/9/1/2/4
Sanitation Tariff Policy
interim policy
City of Cape Town
City of Cape Town
H Mostert
Oostenberg Administration