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Communities or businesses can establish formal waste minimisation clubs under the by-law to promote waste reduction, recycling, and sustainable practices in line with the City’s environmental goals.
Individuals or entities can apply to register as a waste collection and removal service provider with the City of Cape Town. This allows them to legally provide waste management services within the city, subject to compliance with the by-law and guidelines.
The City of Cape Town provides free and public access to datasets it generates, collects, or curates through its Open Data Portal. This includes data published in machine-readable formats and open standards, enabling anyone to use, share, and build upon the data for any purpose.
A permit allowing an individual to conduct informal trading activities in designated areas within the City of Cape Town. Applicants must meet specific criteria, including residency near the trading area or being a new entrant to the informal trading database. The permit is subject to restrictions on employment and may be granted with preference for local residents or new traders.
A temporary transfer of an informal trading permit to a dependant or assistant when the permit-holder is unable to trade due to illness, pregnancy, family responsibility, religious or cultural matters, or other personal reasons for up to six months. The transfer requires a medical certificate and a written affidavit stating the nature and duration of the incapacity.
Employees may be provided with official accommodation by the City of Cape Town if they have a functional necessity to be located at or near their work centre, such as when no private housing exists, is unavailable, or is not permitted nearby. The allocation is based on an assessment by the Executive Director of the applicable service unit or their delegated authority.
Eligible households can receive relief on municipal rates, with a tariff structure based on indigent status and property type.
Households that meet the criteria may receive relief on municipal charges for rates, water, sewerage, electricity, and solid waste. This includes reduced tariffs and protection from debt collection actions if they qualify as indigent.
Indigent households may receive reduced electricity tariffs and protection from disconnection due to non-payment.
Qualifying indigent households are entitled to reduced tariffs for water and sewerage services, with limits on consumption and exemptions from arrears penalties.
Indigent households are entitled to free or discounted waste collection services, including access to a 240L wheelie bin.
Early childhood development centres can apply to register with the City of Cape Town by complying with health, fire, and building regulations. The process is managed through the SDECD Directorate and involves submitting applications and supporting documentation as outlined in the annexures.
