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The municipality makes its 2026/27 fifth-edition Integrated Development Plan available for people to consult as the municipality's development-planning document.
A business property owner, municipality, tenant, prospective buyer or authorised representative can use this form to object to a property valuation in the general or supplementary valuation roll. The objection must be about the valuation of the property, not the rates payable.
The document makes a stakeholder directory available, listing government and sector department contacts, telephone numbers, cellular numbers, fax numbers and email addresses for IDP Representative Forum engagement.
BNLM's computer equipment, software, operating systems, storage media, network accounts, electronic mail, web browsing and FTP systems are available for business purposes in serving the interests of the municipality during normal operations.
A form is made available for objecting to a matter shown in or omitted from the general or supplementary valuation roll for agricultural land and farms.
The municipality makes its annual performance report available for people to read. It reports on actual performance against the municipality’s SDBIP targets for the year ended 30 June 2019 and is based on unaudited reported information.
The municipality makes Form C available for owners, other objectors, municipalities, and authorised representatives to lodge an objection against a matter included in or omitted from the valuation roll or supplementary valuation roll for agricultural holdings and farms.
The parties must continue arbitration under the pre-arbitration agreement, exchange information, and work towards a final, binding and sustainable resolution.
Dr Beyers Naudé Local Municipality is entitled to continued electricity supply while the disputes are resolved, and Eskom may not interrupt that supply.
The call centre accepts consumer complaints, including submissions by email or telephone.
The scheme provides relief to businesses negatively affected directly or indirectly by the Coronavirus pandemic. Applicants register on the National SMME Database, while non-compliant micro-enterprises request assistance from SEDA.
The helpdesk assists businesses operating in manufacturing and manufacturing support services in the Eastern Cape.
