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Agricultural residential users 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.
A refuse removal service using black bags is available for residents and businesses in the Swartland Municipality. This service is offered on a per-month basis and applies to all categories of users, including indigent households.
Bulk electricity consumers in the Swartland Municipality can access electricity under a time-of-use tariff structure, where rates vary depending on the time of day. Note: TOU slots may change pending Nersa/Eskom clarification.
Organisations can rent municipal halls for events by paying the rental fee as detailed in the annexure of the draft tariff file.
Community groups or individuals can rent library halls for meetings or events by paying the agreed rental fee as per the tariff file.
Users of sewerage services must pay the applicable tariffs based on usage and connection type, as detailed in the tariff file.
Property owners must pay annual property rates based on assessed value, as determined by the municipality.
Users of utility services must pay availability fees for each service, which are charged regardless of actual usage.
Households and businesses must pay for refuse removal services based on the tariffs set out in the draft file.
Individuals or organisations can book sports grounds facilities for events or activities by paying the applicable rental fee as listed in the tariff file.
Residents and businesses can apply for new connections to municipal services such as water, electricity, sewerage, and refuse. The application process involves submitting documentation and paying associated fees as listed in the tariff schedule.
Individuals or companies planning construction must submit building plans and pay the applicable plan review fee as defined in the draft tariff file. This is a mandatory step before approval of construction projects.
