Opportunities

Suppliers can register in the Prince Albert Municipality's Central Supplier Database by providing a valid SARS Tax Clearance Certificate, a reliable bank account, industry regulatory registration, and a B-BBEE certificate if applicable. This allows them to participate in future tenders and quotations.

Who it is for:

businesses, service providers, goods suppliers, historically disadvantaged individuals (HDI)

How to act on it:

Submit required documents including TAC, bank account proof, regulatory registration, and B-BBEE certificate (if applicable) via the official tender box before the deadline.

Suppliers can register in the Prince Albert Municipality's central supplier database by providing a valid Tax Clearance Certificate from SARS, a credible bank account, registration with the relevant industry regulatory body (if applicable), and a B-BBEE certificate (if applicable). This allows them to access future procurement opportunities such as tenders and quotations.

Who it is for:

businesses and individuals seeking to supply goods, services, or works to the Prince Albert Municipality

How to act on it:

Submit required documents including Tax Clearance Certificate, bank account details, industry regulatory registration (if applicable), and B-BBEE certificate (if applicable) to the municipality via their website, notice boards, or physical submission at the Thusong Centre.

The Prince Albert Municipality has implemented a by-law to regulate waste management across the municipality. It covers collection, disposal, recycling, and environmental impact of waste handling.

Who it is for:

households, businesses, waste service providers, and environmental stakeholders

How to act on it:

Access the by-law through the Prince Albert Municipality official documents page

The Prince Albert Municipality has adopted a by-law to manage air quality within the municipality. This law sets standards and regulations for activities that may affect air quality, such as industrial emissions or vehicle exhaust.

Who it is for:

industrial operators, vehicle owners, and residents concerned with environmental health

How to act on it:

Download or view the by-law on the Prince Albert Municipality website

The Prince Albert Municipality has established a by-law defining how property rates are calculated, collected, and enforced. This affects all property owners within the municipality.

Who it is for:

property owners and landlords in Prince Albert Municipality

How to act on it:

View or download the by-law from the Prince Albert Municipality website

The Prince Albert Municipality has published a draft by-law regulating businesses that sell liquor to the public. This document outlines proposed rules and conditions for liquor sales within the municipality and is open for public comment or review.

Who it is for:

businesses selling liquor, residents, and members of the public interested in liquor regulation

How to act on it:

Review the draft by-law on the Prince Albert Municipality website

Residents of any of the four wards in Prince Albert Municipality can participate in their local ward committee, which supports the ward councillor and advises on local development priorities. Committees are elected by the community and can have up to ten members, with strong representation of women.

Who it is for:

residents of Ward 1, Ward 2, Ward 3, or Ward 4

How to act on it:

Register as a member during community elections for the ward committee, which are held locally within each ward.

Residents of any of the four wards in Prince Albert Municipality can participate in the election of members to their ward's committee. These committees are made up of up to ten members elected by the community to support the ward councillor and promote community involvement in local governance.

Who it is for:

residents of Prince Albert Municipality wards

How to act on it:

Participate in the ward committee election process as a voter or candidate, as announced by the ward councillor or municipal administration.

Individuals residing in one of the four wards can apply to become a member of their ward’s committee, which supports the ward councillor in advising on community issues and promoting citizen participation in local governance.

Who it is for:

residents of Prince Albert Municipality wards

How to act on it:

Apply to be elected or nominated for a position on a ward committee during the annual or ad hoc election process led by the ward councillor.

Residents of Prince Albert Municipality can engage in local decision-making processes through their ward committees, which advise ward councillors and make submissions to Council on matters affecting their communities.

Who it is for:

community members in Prince Albert Municipality

How to act on it:

Attend ward committee meetings, provide input during consultations, or submit feedback to the ward councillor or committee.

The Prince Albert Municipality provides a form for individuals to appeal land use decisions made by the municipality. This form can be accessed online through the municipality's document portal and is intended for use by those who disagree with a land use ruling.

Who it is for:

individuals appealing land use decisions

How to act on it:

Visit the Prince Albert Municipality website and navigate to the document listing page for 'Land Use Appeal Form' to access the form.

The Prince Albert Municipality provides access to official zoning scheme maps. These maps show land use classifications and planning regulations for different areas within the municipality, helping residents, developers, and planners understand permitted uses and development restrictions.

Who it is for:

residents, property owners, developers, builders, and planning professionals in Prince Albert

How to act on it:

Visit the Prince Albert Municipality website and navigate to the 'Documents' section under 'Corporate and Community Services' to browse or search for the Zoning Scheme Maps.