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This is an opportunity to apply for a job vacancy advertised by Dr Beyers Naude Local Municipality. Applicants must complete the full application form with personal, qualification, work experience, and reference details. The form must be filled out accurately and legibly to be considered for interview.
Households and businesses must continue to pay their monthly electricity bills in full to maintain eligibility for the phased write-off of Eskom debt under MFMA Circular 124. Compliance is monitored monthly.
Residential developers must pay a levy equal to 7.5% of the market value of each erf. If there is a dispute over market value, the Council will obtain two valuations at the developer's expense, and the average will determine the final amount.
Developers must sign a standard Acknowledgement of Debt form confirming their obligation to pay BICL. This is required before any development approval is granted.
All BICL payments must be made into a special trust account managed by the Council, which funds bulk infrastructure development. The account is used to withdraw funds for infrastructure projects.
Non-residential developers must pay a levy based on infrastructure usage: R1,662.62 per kVA for electricity, R134,157.90 per extra L/sec for water, R273,633.00 per extra L/sec for sewerage, and R853.80 per additional person for solid waste. This levy applies when building plans are submitted or when transferring a residential erf in an approved township.
Farmers and rural users can request emergency electrical repairs due to consumer faults in agricultural areas during normal hours. The cost is R664.26 (VAT excluded) or R763.90 (VAT included), plus 25% tariff and transport costs.
Households converting from metered to prepaid electricity must pay installation costs. The fee is R911.65 (VAT excluded) or R1,048.40 (VAT included) in 2025/2026.
Temporary electricity service connections require repairs due to consumer faults. The cost is based on actual costs plus 25%.
Residents can request emergency electrical call-outs and repairs due to consumer faults during normal business hours in town areas. The cost is R664.26 (VAT excluded) or R763.90 (VAT included) in 2025/2026.
Single-phase electricity meters in town areas can be tested for accuracy. The cost is R954.35 (VAT excluded) or R1,097.50 (VAT included) in 2025/2026.
Three-phase electricity meters in town areas can be tested for accuracy. The cost is R2,208.09 (VAT excluded) or R2,539.30 (VAT included) in 2025/2026.
