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Property owners in the Dr Beyers Naude Local Municipality must pay property rates for the 2025/2026 financial year. Farm agricultural rates are increasing by 1.0%.
Households in the domestic category, including indigent and non-indigent users, can access metered electricity services under new tariffs for the 2025/2026 financial year. The service includes availability, maintenance, and energy consumption charges, with a 4.6% increase in availability and maintenance and an 11.3% increase in consumption for standard domestic users.
A councillor or alternate councillor may be appointed by the Executive Mayor to attend meetings of the board of a CID's management body as an observer, ensuring transparency and oversight.
The CID Management Body has access to official templates for the annual report and business plan, provided in the policy’s schedules. These tools help ensure consistency, transparency, and compliance in reporting and planning.
Residents and property owners in a defined area may apply to establish a Community Improvement District (CID) to fund and manage local services such as public safety, cleansing, and maintenance through an additional rate. The process involves forming a steering committee, preparing a business plan, conducting public participation, obtaining written consent, and submitting an application to the Municipal Council for determination.
Individuals and property owners may become members of the Non-Profit Company (NPC) that manages the CID, allowing them to participate in governance and decision-making. Membership is open to those who meet eligibility criteria set out in the policy.
The CID NPC may contract for cleansing and maintenance services to improve the cleanliness and upkeep of public spaces within the district. This supports better environmental and aesthetic standards in the community.
Members of the CID’s Non-Profit Company (NPC) may elect individuals to serve on the Board of Directors, which oversees the management of the CID. The election process is governed by the policy and includes rules on nominations, voting, and term limits.
The CID Management Body (NPC) must prepare and submit its annual budget and any adjustments budget to the Municipal Council for approval. This ensures financial accountability and transparency in how funds are allocated and spent.
The CID NPC may engage Metro Police, law enforcement officers, and traffic officers to provide enhanced public safety services within the district. This opportunity allows the CID to improve security through targeted service delivery.
Funds have been allocated to refurbish existing boreholes in Steytlerville to improve water access and reliability during drought conditions.
R450,000 has been allocated to replace water mains in Jansenville that can no longer be repaired, improving water delivery reliability.
