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Households in the Swartland Municipal Area can access water at tiered rates. Indigent households receive up to 6 kilolitres free per month. Usage above 6 kl is charged according to block tariffs starting from 7–10 kl and increasing with higher usage. The first 6 kl are fully subsidised, including the water network charge.
Users of prepaid electricity, net metering, and time-of-use (TOU) tariffs in the Swartland Municipal Area are subject to specific tariff categories. Note: TOU slots may change pending clarification from Nersa/Eskom.
Residential electricity users in the Swartland Municipal Area are charged under Tariff 1, an inclining block tariff where rates increase with higher consumption. This applies to both standard and prepaid meters.
Agricultural businesses in the Swartland Municipal Area are charged a water tariff consisting of a network charge and a per-kilolitre rate. Additional charges may apply for raw water supply, such as for Anne Pienaar Primary School.
Individuals who are not residents of the Swartland Municipality may apply for a single grave burial plot. The application must be submitted to the municipality, and the fee includes the cost of the burial space and any associated administrative charges.
Property owners may apply for a valuation certificate to determine their property's assessed value for tax purposes. The fee is listed in the tariff schedule.
Residents and businesses may pay a deposit for consumer services such as water, electricity, or refuse. The amount depends on account type and arrears status.
Groups may rent library halls for meetings or community activities. Rental fees are detailed in the annexure.
New users may apply for an electricity connection. Fees include connection charges, meter testing, and additional costs for ampère increases or cable repairs.
Households and businesses can apply for a new water supply connection. The application includes a connection fee and a refundable meter testing fee if the meter is found faulty.
Funeral organisers may rent temporary toilets for use during funeral events. Options include different configurations (e.g., X 2/X 4/X 6/X 8 toilets) per weekend, with pricing based on size and duration.
Residents and non-residents may reserve cemetery plots for future burials. This includes advance booking of spaces, with fees set according to the tariff schedule for 2024/2025.
