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The gazette is made available for the public to consult online, including its provincial and local-authority notices.
The municipality makes an archived supplementary valuation roll available, containing property records, owners, market values and valuation remarks for Aberdeen and Adendorp.
The municipality makes available a contact list for IDP representative forum stakeholders, including government and sector department contacts, telephone numbers, cellular numbers, facsimile numbers and email addresses.
Members of the public can access copies of the municipality's approved annual budget, detailed tariff listing, Integrated Development Plan and supporting documents at the listed administrative units and public libraries or on the municipal website.
The municipality makes the Aberdeen general valuation roll available for people to consult, including property owners and other members of the public seeking property valuation and related record information.
The municipality has established a forum bringing together transport-sector stakeholders, community organizations and government representatives to support dialogue, planning and decision-making on public transport, infrastructure development and mobility.
The municipality makes available a directory of IDP Representative Forum stakeholders, their contact persons, telephone numbers and email addresses. People can use the listed details to contact the relevant stakeholder or government department.
This Form A allows an owner, other eligible objector, municipality or authorised representative to lodge an objection about a matter included in or left out of the residential valuation roll. A separate form is required for each entry, and the objection must include valid reasons focused on the valuation.
New employees can receive access to the municipality’s information services through the formal user registration process. Access is provided by ICT Unit after the required procedures are completed and begins on the individual's commencing date.
The policy provides a process for revoking system and network access when an employee’s contract ends or the employee resigns. The responsible Manager notifies the Systems Administrator, who removes access on the exit date unless otherwise advised.
Employees can have application or network access added or removed when their work requirements change. A Supervisor or Manager must submit a written request containing the required details.
Councillors and officials travelling on official business as formal representatives of the municipality may receive transport and subsistence costs in accordance with the policy, subject to the required approval and budget conditions.
