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The Swartland Local Municipality offers the burial of a single adult in a grave, with a tariff that includes VAT. The service includes site reservation and grave preparation.
The Swartland Local Municipality provides a double grave with brick lining for two interments, with a tariff that includes VAT. This service is intended for families requiring shared burial space.
The municipality sells untreated raw water to Anne Pienaar Primary School at a levy rate per kilolitre, plus a water network charge. This is a trading service for institutional use.
Households, including those on the indigent register, are charged for water usage under an inclining block tariff system. The first 6 kilolitres per month are free for indigent households. Usage beyond 6 kl is charged according to residential blocks, with costs including a fully subsidised water network charge.
Various electricity tariffs are available for different user types, including residential, commercial, industrial, and bulk consumers. These include inclining block tariffs, prepaid options, net metering for non-indigent households and industrial users, time-of-use tariffs for bulk consumers, and street lighting and wheeling services.
The Swartland Local Municipality provides refuse removal services for households, businesses, schools, churches, and sport facilities. Charges vary based on service type—black bags or drums—and are applied monthly.
Residential users are charged under Tariff 1 (standard residential), Tariff 12 (prepaid non-indigent residential), and other variants such as inclining block tariffs, net metering, and time-of-use (TOU) options, with TOU slots subject to change pending Nersa/Eskom confirmation.
Businesses and commercial users are charged under Tariff 2 (commercial <50kVA), Tariff 8 (prepaid alternative), and other applicable tariffs, with rates structured according to consumption and service type.
Sport clubs are charged a specific tariff for electricity, including a water network charge and a per kilolitre rate, with access to tariff structures such as net metering.
Schools are charged a specific tariff rate for electricity, with separate charges for water network and per kilolitre usage, and access to certain tariff structures like net metering.
The Swartland Municipality sells raw, untreated water to Anne Pienaar Primary School at a levy rate starting from the first kilolitre, with a specific tariff applied.
Sewerage services are charged based on a tariff structure applicable to residential, business, industrial, and institutional users, with fees calculated per unit of service.
