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You can obtain a Municipal Health Certificate from Garden District Municipality by paying the listed VAT-inclusive fee, which varies by budget year.
If a COA, COC or health certificate is lost or destroyed, it can be re-issued by paying the listed VAT-inclusive fee, which varies by budget year.
You can request bacteriological and chemical sampling; the fee is VAT-inclusive per sampling session plus laboratory costs of a laboratory contracted by Garden Route DM, inclusive of an admin fee.
You can obtain a Municipal Health Report (excluding ECDs) by paying the listed VAT-inclusive fee, which varies by budget year.
COA, Health certificate and COC holders can be charged for follow-up non-compliance inspections (second and continuous inspections) at the listed VAT-inclusive fee, which varies by budget year.
Health monitoring at the exhumation and reburial of human remains is provided, with a free-of-charge option for verified indigent cases; otherwise the fee varies by budget year.
You can obtain a Certificate of Competence (COC) (terms of R363) by paying the listed VAT-inclusive fee, which varies by budget year.
Follow up samples taken after non-compliance (where samples did not comply with the Foodstuffs, Cosmetics & Disinfectant Act, 1972) are charged per sampling session plus laboratory costs of a laboratory contracted by Garden Route DM.
An administration fee applies for an event application approved by the respective B-municipalities (excluding schools, churches, and registered sports organisation), with a VAT-inclusive fee that varies by budget year.
A milking shed can obtain a Certificate of Acceptability (COA) (in terms of R961) by paying the listed VAT-inclusive fee, which varies by budget year.
For food premises, destruction/condemnation of foodstuffs unfit for human consumption is charged at the listed VAT-inclusive fee, which varies by budget year; an inspection at an accident scene of food and food products intended for human consumption (where no condemnation/destruction is required) is also charged at the listed VAT-inclusive fee for the relevant budget year.
Early Childhood Development centres that are NGO centres in the process and/or registered with the Department of Social Services can obtain the relevant certificate/report by paying the listed VAT-inclusive fee, which varies by budget year.
