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Property owners or developers can apply for rezoning, subdivision, or land use changes. These applications require payment of specific fees detailed in the tariff file.
Individuals can purchase or use cemetery plots by paying the fees as listed in the tariff file, including administration fees for cancellations or damages.
Residents and businesses can dispose of waste at landfill sites by paying the dumping fees as specified in the tariff file.
New customers can apply for electricity service connections by paying the required connection fee and any additional charges for upgrades or installations.
Funeral organisers can arrange for temporary toilets at funeral sites by paying the fee as specified in the draft tariff file.
Households and businesses must pay water supply tariffs based on consumption levels, with fees listed for both 2023/2024 and 2024/2025 financial years.
Businesses can apply for a trading licence through the municipality. This allows legal operation within the Swartland area and requires payment of the applicable fee as set out in the draft tariff file.
Residents and businesses in the Swartland Municipal Area can have their refuse removed monthly via black bags or drums. Options include one 240-litre drum or two 85-litre drums, with associated fees listed in the tariff.
Households, flats, and semi-detached homes in the Swartland Municipal Area are charged for sewerage services, which include a network charge and usage-based fees.
Anne Pienaar Primary School can purchase untreated raw water from the Swartland Local Municipality at a per-kilolitre tariff, effective from the first kilolitre onwards.
Businesses, industrial facilities, schools, churches, and sport facilities in the Swartland Municipal Area are charged water tariffs based on a combination of a fixed water network charge and per-kilolitre rates that vary by category. These tariffs apply to all non-residential users except agricultural users.
Commercial users with power demand below 50kVA in the Swartland Municipal Area are charged under Tariff 2, which has a fixed network charge and per-unit energy rate.