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Households identified as indigent receive up to 6 kilolitres of water per month free of charge. Any usage beyond 6kl is billed against the second block, which recovers the actual cost of purchasing water including a fully subsidised water network charge.
Government institutions are charged under specific tariff structures, including a fixed water network charge and a per kilolitre rate, with access to various tariff types depending on usage.
Refuse removal services are charged based on volume or frequency, with different rates for residential (including indigents) and business users, using black bags or drums.
Businesses, industrial facilities, schools, churches, and sport facilities in the Swartland Municipality can access sewerage services. Usage is charged in blocks from 0–6 kl up to 36 kl and above, with tiered pricing.
Agricultural businesses in the Swartland Municipality can access water services under a tariff structure that includes a water network charge and per-kilolitre rates, with usage blocks specified.
Households in the Swartland Municipality, including indigent ones, as well as flats and semi-detached homes, can access sewerage services. Usage is charged in blocks ranging from 0–6 kl up to 36 kl and above, with tiered pricing.
Residents and businesses in the Swartland Municipality can avail themselves of a refuse removal service that includes one 240-litre drum or two 85-litre drums per month. The service applies to both residential and business users, including indigent households.
Residential and commercial users in the Swartland Municipality can access electricity services under an inclining block tariff structure, where prices increase with higher consumption levels.
Commercial and industrial entities in the Swartland Municipality can access water services under specific tariff structures. Charges vary by sector and usage block, with separate network charges and per-kilolitre rates.
Anne Pienaar Primary School in the Swartland Municipality receives raw (untreated) water from the municipality under a specific tariff structure, including a water network charge and a per-kilolitre rate.
Government institutions in the Swartland Municipality can access water services under a defined tariff structure, including a water network charge and a per-kilolitre rate.
Users in the Swartland Municipality can access electricity services through a prepaid meter system, where payment is made in advance and consumption is monitored accordingly.
