Interest rates for borrowing and investment of funds The MFMA specifies that borrowing can only be utilised to fund capital or refinancing of borrowing in certain conditions. The Municipality engages in a number of financing arrangements to minimise its interest rate costs and risk. However, for simplicity the 2014/15 MTREF is based on the assumption that all borrowings are undertaken using fixed interest rates for amortisation-style loans requiring both regular principal and interest payments. As part of the compilation of the 2014/15 MTREF the potential of smoothing out the debt profile over the long term will be investigated. Collection rate for revenue services The base assumption is that tariff and rating increases will increase at a rate slightly higher that CPI over the long term. It is also assumed that current economic conditions, and relatively controlled inflationary conditions, will continue for the forecasted term. The rate of revenue collection is currently expressed as a percentage (76 per cent) of annual billings. Cash flow is assumed to be 76 per cent of billings, plus an increased collection of arrear debt from the revised collection and credit control policy. The performance of arrear collections will however only be considered a source of additional cash in-flow once the performance has been carefully monitored. Growth or decline in tax base of the municipality Debtor’s revenue is assumed to increase at a rate that is influenced by the consumer debtor’s collection rate, tariff/rate pricing, real growth rate of the municipality, household formation growth rate and the poor household change rate. Household formation is the key factor in measuring municipal revenue and expenditure growth, as servicing ‘households’ is a greater municipal service factor than servicing individuals. Household formation rates are assumed to convert to household dwellings. In addition the change in the number of poor households influences the net revenue benefit derived from household formation growth, as it assumes that the same costs incurred for servicing the household exist, but that no consumer revenue is derived as the ‘poor household’ limits consumption to the level of free basic services. It is important to note that Madibeng is a predominately rural municipality with many towns and villages under traditional management with limited revenue derived from the informal villages. Formalisation of these rural villages should be addressed as a high priority to broaden the municipality’s revenue base. Salary increases Provision has been made for a 4.4% salary increase in terms of the guidelines from National Treasury Impact of national, provincial and local policies
the amount in arrears; the period over which the arrears accumulated; the amount of payment made by the Customer over the period, in , if any; any written or oral submissions or representations made by the Customer; the financial income and expenditures Of the Customer; the ability of the Customer to make payments on the arrear amount; the credit rating of the Customer mentioned in section ; and The municipality may from time to time implement incentives to promote prompt payment of municipal accounts. Rates by Instalments Consumers may elect to pay the property rates account monthly, over a maximum period of 12 months at no interest cost, on the condition that there is no rates outstanding in respect of a previous period and that the rates are paid in full prior to the next rates cycle. Any arrangement for monthly rate instalments will be cancelled by the Municipality and all rates will be payable in full with immediate effect should any three instalments become overdue. Indigent Consumer Subsidy The purpose of the indigent consumer subsidy is to provide funding for a basic level of services to qualifying household consumers with a total gross income level which is below a determined amount, and according to further specified criteria as determined by Council from time to time. The source of funding of the indigence subsidy is that portion of the equitable share contribution to the municipality made from the national government’s allocation and as provided for in the municipal budget. As such, the subsidy can only be credited to the qualifying consumers’ accounts until the amount received by the Municipality from National Government for this purpose has been exhausted, whereupon no further credits will be made, or the level of the credits reduced, until further national funds are received. Subsidized services may include basic electricity, water, sewerage, refuse removal and assessment rates, rental and any consumption service charges. If a consumer’s consumption or use of the municipal service is less than the subsidised service, the unused portion may not be accrued by the customer and will not entitle the consumer to cash or a rebate in respect of the unused portion. If a consumer’s consumption or use of a municipal service is in excess of the subsidised service, the consumer will be obliged to pay for such excess consumption at the applicable charges. All consumers who qualify for an equitable share subsidy may be placed on restricted service levels in order to limit further escalation of debt.
“Occupier" Means a person in actual occupation of a property, whether or not that person has a right to occupy the property; “Old order right" Means a tenure or other right in or to communal land which. (a) Is formal or informal; (b) Is registered or unregistered; (c) Derives from or is recognized by law, including customary law, practice or usage; and (d) Exists immediately prior to a determination by the Minister in terms of section 18 of MPRA, but does not include- (i) Any right or interest of a tenant, labour tenant, share cropper or employee if such right or interest is purely of a contractual nature; and (ii) Any right or interest based purely on temporary permission granted by the owner of lawful occupier of the land in question, on the basis that such permission may at any time be withdrawn by such owner or lawful occupier; “Owner” (i) In relation to a property referred to in paragraph (a) of the dentition of “property" means a person in whose name ownership of the property is registered. (ii) In relation to a right referred to in paragraph (b) of the definition of “property" means a person in whose name the right is registered. (iii) In relation to a time sharing interest contemplated in the Property Time-sharing Control Act, 1983 (Act No. 75 of 1983), means the management association contemplated in the regulations made in terms of section 12 of the Property Time-sharing Control Act, 1983, and published in Government Notice R327 of 24 February 1984; (iv)) In relation to a share block company, the share block company as defined in the Share Block Control Act, 1980 (Act No. 59 of 1980); (v)) In relation to buildings, other immovable structures and infrastructure referred to in section 17(1) (f), means the holder of the mining right or the mining permit; and (iii) In relation to a land tenure right referred to in paragraph (c) of the definition of " Property " means a person in whose name the right is registered or to whom it was granted in terms of legislation, or
includes:- Direct operating costs e.g. Salaries, allowances including overtime, materials used, repairs and maintenance, general expenses and plant and vehicle hire. Depreciation / capital charges based on usage, life of buildings, plant and equipment and infrastructure used. Financing outlays which include loan service costs. Allocated costs that include costs allocated through support services. Trading services must be ring fenced and be fully financed from service charges. Trading services must make a surplus at year end of at least 10%. It is critical that the gross profit margins must at least be 40%, in order to provide fully for expenditure in particular maintenance cost. Losses in these services must be realistic (Water 15% and Electricity 7%). Normally Water and Electricity is classified as Trading Services. 6.2 Rates and General Services This service is further classified into three categories i.e. economic, subsidised and community services. 6.2.1 Economic Service These are services for which tariffs are fixed in such a way that the full cost of providing the service is recovered without incurring a surplus or deficit e.g. trade effluent includes commercial and industrial refuse removal. The consumption of an economic service can be measured or determined with reasonable accuracy and apportioned to an individual consumer. Whilst they are also managed like businesses, the tariffs for these services are normally determined in such a way that user charges cover the cost of providing the service. These costs can be determined as follows:- Full cost of providing the serviced as explained in 6.1 above. The rate per unit is based on projected usage. 6.2.2 Subsidised Services These are services for which tariffs are fixed in such a way that at least a portion of the cost of providing the service can be recovered. The consumption of these services can be determined reasonably accurately and can be apportioned to individuals and consumers. However, if the tariffs for using this service were based on its real cost, nobody would be able to afford it. In most
Residential Bulk Tariff PROVISO : Private Property belonging to educational institutions other than government declared, subsidised or registered by law, including Independent schools where such Property is used by registered independent schools for educational purposes only. - - - 2.5.5 HEALTH CARE INSTITUTIONS Same Tariff Framework as Residential Bulk Tariff 10.50 11.87 12.57 13.27 PROVISO : Properties used exclusively as a hospital, clinic and mental hospital, including workshops used by the inmates, laundry or cafeteria facilities, provided that any profits from the use of the property are used entirely for the benefit of the institution and/or to charitable purposes within the municipality other than government funded institutions. - - - 2.6 PUBLIC ROADS Not Applicable - - - 2.7 COMMUNAL LAND Fixed Charge per month per stand 404.74 457.36 484.34 511.46 PROVISO : Definition for “Land Reform Beneficiary”, as well as the provisions of section 17(1)(g) of the Act, refers. - - - 2.8 INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES Fixed Tariff per Kiloliter 10.45 11.81 12.51 13.21 2.9 VACANT INDUSTRIAL STANDS WaterAvailability Charge 332.29 375.49 397.64 419.91
PROVISO - All vacant Industrial stands, where a Local Municipality Water Supply is available, whether connected to the Local Municipality’s water reticulation system or not and irrespective of whether water is used or not. - - - 2.10 BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL Same Tariff Framework as Residential Bulk Tariff 10.50 11.87 12.57 13.27 2.11 VACANT BUSINESS STANDS Water Availability Charge 166.14 187.74 198.82 209.95 PROVISO - All vacant Business stands, where a Local Municipality Water Supply is available, whether connected to the Local Municipality’s water reticulation system or not and irrespective of whether water is used or not. - - - 2.12 MINING Same Tariff Framework as Industrial Bulk Tariff 10.45 11.81 12.51 13.21 2.13 PLACES OF PUBLIC WORSHIP2 Same Tariff Framework as Residential Bulk Tariff 10.50 11.87 12.57 13.27 2.14 AGRICULTURAL LAND Same Tariff Framework as Residential Bulk Tariff 10.50 11.87 12.57 13.27
3.7 PUBLIC ROADS Not Applicable - - - 3.8 COMMUNAL LAND Fixed Charge per month per stand if not individually metered if a sewer service is supplied 91.90 103.85 109.97 116.13 PROVISO : Definition for “Land Reform Beneficiary”, as well as the provisions of section 17(1)(g) of the Act, refers. - - - In addition to the monthly charge a fixed effluent charge is payable Charges as determined per Tariff schedule - - - 3.9 INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES Fixed Tariff per Kiloliter 3.15 3.56 3.77 3.98 - - - The industrial category will be charged a rate (treatment and conveyance) with an additional Charges as determined per Tariff schedule - - - In addition to the monthly charge a fixed effluent charge is payable Charges as determined per Tariff schedule - - - 3.10 BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL Fixed Tariff per Kiloliter 3.15 3.56 3.77 3.98 In addition to the monthly charge a fixed effluent charge is payable Charges as determined per Tariff schedule - - - 3.11 MINING Fixed Tariff per Kiloliter 3.15 3.56 3.77 3.98
The mining category will be charged a rate (treatment and conveyance) with an additional - - - In addition to the monthly charge a fixed effluent charge is payable Charges as determined per Tariff schedule - - - 3.12 PLACES OF PUBLIC WORSHIP Same Tariff Framework as Residential Bulk Tariff 3.15 3.56 3.77 3.98 In addition to the monthly charge a fixed effluent charge is payable Charges as determined per Tariff schedule - - - 3.13 AGRICULTURAL LAND Same Tariff Framework as Residential Bulk Tariff 3.15 3.56 3.77 3.98 3.15 SEALING OF OPENING PER CONNECTION Cost as determined in the Tariff schedule - - - 3.16 REMOVING BLOCKAGE IN DRAINS Cost as determined in the Tariff schedule - - - As per section 13(4) of the Council’s Drainage - - - 3.17 BULK SERVICES CONTRIBUTION Charges as determined per Tariff schedule - - - New township development - - - 3.18 BULK SEWER DUMPING When a OWNER/USER of a property dumps raw sewer into the serwer network of 48.46 54.75 57.99 61.23 - - -
(240 L bin) charge 4.14 PLACES OF PUBLIC WORSHIP Refuse service charge (240 L bin) Fixed charge 71.06 75.18 79.62 84.07 4.15 AGRICULTURAL LAND Refuse service charge (240 L bin) Fixed charge 71.06 75.18 79.62 84.07 4.17 BULK REFUSE REMOVAL PERMANENT PER MONTH Hire tariff (3m3) Fixed charge 185.02 195.75 207.30 218.91 Removal tariff (3m3) Fixed charge 451.82 478.03 506.23 534.58 Hire tariff (5.5m3) Fixed charge 340.54 360.29 381.55 402.91 Removal tariff (5.5m3) Fixed charge 576.50 609.94 645.93 682.10 Hire tariff (6m3) Fixed charge 371.37 392.91 416.09 439.39 Removal tariff Fixed 903.63 956.04 1,012.45 1,069.14
(6m3) charge Hire tariff (9m3) Fixed charge 690.46 730.51 773.61 816.93 Removal tariff (9m3) Fixed charge 1174.45 1,241.57 1,314.82 1,388.45 4.18 BULK REFUSE PERMANENT (2-4 REMOVALS PER MONTH) Removal tariff (5.5m3) Fixed charge 576.50 609.94 645.93 682.10 Removal tariff (6m3) Fixed charge 903.63 956.04 1,012.45 1,069.14 Removal tariff (9m3) Fixed charge 1174.45 1,242.57 1,315.88 1,389.57 4.19 BULK REFUSE PERMANENT (MORE THAN 4 REMOVALS PER MONTH) Removal tariff (5.5m3) Fixed charge 518.85 548.94 581.33 613.88 Removal tariff (6m3) Fixed charge 622.08 658.16 696.99 736.02
Removal tariff (9m3) Fixed charge 746.77 790.08 836.69 883.55 4.20 BULK REFUSE TEMPORARY Rental tariff (3m3) Fixed charge 33.52 35.46 37.55 39.66 Removal tariff (3m3) Fixed charge 451.82 478.03 506.23 534.58 Rental tariff (6m3) Fixed charge 68.38 72.35 76.62 80.91 Removal tariff (6m3) Fixed charge 903.63 956.04 1,012.45 1,069.14 4.21 BULK REFUSE SPECIAL REMOVALS Removal per 4m3 Fixed charge 465.22 492.20 521.24 550.43 4.22 VAUUM TANK SERVICES Per 500 L or a part thereof Fixed charge 189.04 200.00 211.80 223.66 Minimum charge Fixed charge 1449.29 1,533.35 1,623.82 1,714.75 Dep payable – non account holders Fixed charge 5104.04 5,400.07 5,718.67 6,038.92 4.23 CHEMICAL TOILETS Rent per week per Fixed charge 974.69 1,031.22 1,092.06 1,153.22
The following charges shall be payable, per month: COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS A service charge, whether electricity is consumed or not, per metering point as determined per the Tariff Schedule. Fixed charge 86.03 96.53 102.22 107.95 A demand charge, whether electricity is consumed or not, based on the maximum supply available as determined by means of tariff circuit breaker on the Council's metering panel in accordance with the following ratings. Fixed charge per - - - SINGLE PHASE AMPERE - - - 1 x 10 A Fixed charge 121.10 135.87 143.89 151.95 1 x 15 A Fixed charge 181.65 203.81 215.84 227.92 1 x 20 A Fixed charge 242.20 271.75 287.78 303.90 1 x 30 A Fixed charge 363.30 407.62 431.67 455.85 1 x 40 A Fixed charge 484.40 543.50 575.56 607.79 1 x 50 A Fixed charge 605.50 679.37 719.45 759.74 1 x 60 A Fixed charge 726.60 815.25 863.34 911.69 1 x 70 A Fixed charge 847.70 951.12 1,007.24 1,063.64 1 x 80 A Fixed charge 968.80 1,086.99 1,151.13 1,215.59
(a) An availability charge, whether electricity is consumed or not, on all vacant industrial stands per month. (b) Basic charge 1861.95 2,089.11 2,212.37 2,336.26 (c) Demand charge (R/kVA) 124.45 139.63 147.87 156.15 (e) An energy charge in respect of consumption regardless of the metering period in accordance with the following classification per kWh. 0.8507 0.95 1.01 1.07 5.8 TARIFF G: TEMPORARY SUPPLY The applicable tariff in accordance with the category of user, plus a surcharge of 25%, on the tariff. 5.9 TARIFF H: MUNICIPAL TARIFF Municipal tariff a unit charge per kWh 1.0939 1.23 1.30 1.37 5.11 Reselling electricity at excessive charges which are not justified to the satisfaction of the Electrical Engineer, following a written notice to comply by the Council, will be charged an additional R 7,000.00 per month, exclusive of VAT, since date of notice, until such time as such excessive charges are corrected or justified. A Fixed charge 8,447.07 9,477.62 5.12 TAMPERING BY ILLEGAL CONNECTIONS, OF METER, METERS OR METERING EQUIPMENT, AND ANY OTHER TAMPERING - ALL CATEGORIES OF USERS EXCEPT BUSINESS AND First offence a fixed charge as determined in the Tariff schedule, 5,638.90 6,326.85 6,700.13 7,075.34
Domestic: Town 2000.00 2,200.00 2,329.80 2,460.27 Domestic: Township 1000.00 1,000.00 1,059.00 1,118.30 Domestic: Bulk meters 10000.00 11,000.00 Business: Town 5000.00 5,500.00 5,824.50 6,150.67 Business: Township 3000.00 3,500.00 3,706.50 3,914.06 Business: Bulk meters 20000.00 22,000.00 Deposit Farms 1000.00 1,000.00 1,059.00 1,118.30 Deposit: 5000.00 5,500.00 5,824.50 6,150.67 Deposit : Bulk meters 20000.00 22,000.00 6.2 TENDER DOCUMENT FEES Tariff as per advert 0.00 - - - OTHER SERVICES Average increase of 7. RESORTS AND MUNICIPAL TRADING MARKETS 7.1 SCHOEMANSVILLE EASTERN FORESHORE RESORT
104.47 110.32 7.2 TRADING MARKETS 0.00 - - - MUNICIPAL TRADING MARKETS 0.00 - - Street Trading/Hawkers Fees Per Annum 81.29 84.95 89.96 95.00 Tom Street Hawkers Pavilion Stalls Per Annum 203.23 212.37 224.90 237.49 Industrial Park Stalls/Local Business Support Premises Office Type ± 21m2 at R40/m2 annual escalation rate of 7% 840.00 885.36 937.60 990.10 NB: The market rentals of Industrial Park Stalls are pending completion of valuation process. Kiosk ±54m2 at R25/m2 annual escalation rate of 6% 1350.00 1,422.90 1,506.85 1,591.23 CATEGORIES DESCRIPTION 2014/2015 R 8. TOWN PLANNING FEES Consent use application 1970.11 2,084.38 2,207.36 2,330.97 Amendment Scheme: Section 56 5420.19 5,734.57 6,072.91 6,412.99 Subdivision: Section 92 (Ord. 15 of 1986) 1642.56 1,737.82 1,840.36 1,943.42 246.26 260.55 275.92 291.37 Consolidation: Section 92 (Ord. 15 1642.56 1,737.82
Medium Pumper (inside area) 406.45 - - Medium Pumper (outside area) 860.73 - - Heavy Pumper (inside area) 607.28 - - Heavy Pumper (outside area) 1218.16 - - Portable pump (inside area) 104.00 - - Portable pump (outside area) 203.22 - - Special services (trees, bees etc.) inside area 202.03 - - Special services (trees, bees etc.) outside area 406.45 - - Standby services (per vehicle per hour) inside area 202.03 - - Standby services (per vehicle per hour) outside area 406.45 - - Rescue (rate payer) 0.00 - - Rescue (non-rate payer) per person rescued 425.58 - -
An additional amount be charged for the whole distance travelled to and from the incident at the rate per kilometer 4.77 - - An amount be charged for replacement of consumables as well as an additional 10% administrative fee 0.00 - - The use of water will be exempted from the 10% administrative fee but the current selling price of water consumed be charged 0.00 - - The training of at the rate per person per day plus the consumables be charged 45.42 - - Standby and training of charitable organizations, educational establishments and religious organizations be free of charge provided that these establishments pay for the travel costs 0.00 - -
Per board per occasion 184.10 - - FOR SALE SIGNS LARGER THAN THE APPROVED SIZE 0.00 - - Administration fee: Per application 465.03 - - Licensing fee: Per square meter or part thereof per elevation, which may be displayed for a maximum period of six months 378.96 - - SHOW HOUSE SIGNS: 0.00 - - Administration fee: Per application 378.96 - - Licensing fee: Per occasion, unless the annual fee had been paid 378.96 - - Licensing fee: Per annum per agency 1843.39 - - TEMPORARY ROUTE INDICATORS: 0.00 - - LOCAL APPLICANTS: 0.00 - - Deposit (refundable) 427.97 - -
- - Administration fee 465.03 - - Licensing fee: Per day (maximum of 7 days) 117.15 - - SPECIAL OFFER SIGNS (600 X 450 MM): 0.00 - - Administration fee: Per application 465.03 - - Licensing fee: Per annum per application for boards 1843.39 - - Licensing fee: Per boards per occasion 173.96 - - SPECIAL OFFER SIGNS LARGER THAN THE APPROVED SIZE 0.00 - - Administration fee: Per application 465.03 - - Licensing fee: Per square or part thereof per elevation, which may be displayed for a maximum period of 6 months 378.96 - - FREE STANDING AND ROTATING SIGNS: 0.00 - - Administration fee 465.03 - -
Damonsville after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 1250.45 1,322.97 1,401.03 1,479.49 Damonsville Sundays & public holidays 1714.28 1,813.71 1,920.72 2,028.28 Primindia Muslim during the week & Saturdays 1172.74 1,240.76 1,313.97 1,387.55 Primindia Muslim after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 1483.56 1,569.61 1,662.21 1,755.30 Primindia Muslim Sundays & public holidays 1947.40 2,060.35 2,181.91 2,304.09 Letlhabile Muslim during the week & Saturdays 1172.74 1,240.76 1,313.97 1,387.55 Letlhabile Muslim after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 1483.56 1,569.61 1,662.21 1,755.30 Letlhabile Muslim Sundays & public holidays 1947.40 2,060.35 2,181.91 2,304.09 Letlhabile during the week & Saturdays 940.82 995.39 1,054.12 1,113.15 Letlhabile after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 1250.45 1,322.97 1,401.03 1,479.49 Letlhabile Sundays & public holidays 1714.28 1,813.71 1,920.72 2,028.28
Mothotlung during the week & Saturdays 940.82 995.39 1,054.12 1,113.15 Mothotlung after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 1250.45 1,322.97 1,401.03 1,479.49 Mothotlung Sundays & public holidays 1714.28 1,813.71 1,920.72 2,028.28 Oukasie during the week & Saturdays 940.82 995.39 1,054.12 1,113.15 Oukasie after hours, weekdays & Sundays 1250.45 1,322.97 1,401.03 1,479.49 Oukasie Sundays & public holidays 1714.28 1,813.71 1,920.72 2,028.28 PURCHASE OF AN 6 FEET GRAVE INSIDE BOUNDARIES OF MADIBENG : CHILD 0.00 - - - Hartbeespoort during the week & Saturdays 852.36 901.80 955.00 1,008.48 Hartbeespoort after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 1163.18 1,230.64 1,303.25 1,376.23 Hartbeespoort Sundays & public holidays 1627.01 1,721.38 1,822.94 1,925.03 Brits & Langberg during the week & Saturdays 488.94 517.30 547.82 578.50 Brits/Langberg after hours, weekdays & 798.56 844.88 894.73 944.83
Saturdays Brits/Langberg Sundays & public holidays 1262.40 1,335.62 1,414.42 1,493.63 Damonsville during the week & Saturdays 488.94 517.30 547.82 578.50 Damonsville after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 798.56 844.88 894.73 944.83 Damonsville Sundays & public holidays 1262.40 1,335.62 1,414.42 1,493.63 Primindia Muslim during the week & Saturdays 1172.74 1,240.76 1,313.97 1,387.55 Primindia Muslim after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 1483.56 1,569.61 1,662.21 1,755.30 Primindia Muslim Sundays & public holidays 1947.40 2,060.35 2,181.91 2,304.09 Letlhabile Muslim during the week & Saturdays 1172.74 1,240.76 1,313.97 1,387.55 Letlhabile Muslim after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 1483.56 1,569.61 1,662.21 1,755.30 Letlhabile Muslim Sundays & public holidays 1947.40 2,060.35 2,181.91 2,304.09
Letlhabile during the week & Saturdays 488.94 517.30 547.82 578.50 Letlhabile after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 798.56 844.88 894.73 944.83 Letlhabile Sundays & public holidays 1262.40 1,335.62 1,414.42 1,493.63 Mothotlung during the week & Saturdays 488.94 517.30 547.82 578.50 Mothotlung after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 798.56 844.88 894.73 944.83 Mothotlung Sundays & public holidays 1262.40 1,335.62 1,414.42 1,493.63 Oukasie during the week & Saturdays 488.94 517.30 547.82 578.50 Oukasie after hours, weekdays & Sundays 798.56 844.88 894.73 944.83 Oukasie Sundays & public holidays 1262.40 1,335.62 1,414.42 1,493.63 PURCHASE OF AN 6 FEET GRAVE INSIDE BOUNDARIES OF MADIBENG : ADULT 0.00 - - - Hartbeespoort during the week & Saturdays 4635.98 4,904.86 5,194.25 5,485.13 Hartbeespoort after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 4804.54 5,083.20 5,383.11 5,684.56
Hartbeespoort Sundays & public holidays 5268.37 5,573.94 5,902.80 6,233.36 Brits & Langberg during the week & Saturdays 4492.52 4,753.09 5,033.52 5,315.40 Brits/Langberg after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 4804.54 5,083.20 5,383.11 5,684.56 Brits/Langberg Sundays & public holidays 5268.37 5,573.94 5,902.80 6,233.36 Damonsville during the week & Saturdays 4492.52 4,753.09 5,033.52 5,315.40 Damonsville after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 4804.54 5,083.20 5,383.11 5,684.56 Damonsville Sundays & public holidays 5268.37 5,573.94 5,902.80 6,233.36 Primindia Muslim during the week & Saturdays 4726.83 5,000.99 5,296.04 5,592.62 Primindia Muslim after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 5034.06 5,326.04 5,640.27 5,956.13 Primindia Muslim Sundays & public holidays 5500.29 5,819.31 6,162.65 6,507.75 Letlhabile Muslim during the week & Saturdays 4726.83 5,000.99 5,296.04 5,592.62
Letlhabile Muslim after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 5034.06 5,326.04 5,640.27 5,956.13 Letlhabile Muslim Sundays & public holidays 5500.29 5,819.31 6,162.65 6,507.75 Letlhabile during the week & Saturdays 4635.98 4,904.86 5,194.25 5,485.13 Letlhabile after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 4804.54 5,083.20 5,383.11 5,684.56 Letlhabile Sundays & public holidays 5268.37 5,573.94 5,902.80 6,233.36 Mothotlung during the week & Saturdays 4492.52 4,753.09 5,033.52 5,315.40 Mothotlung after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 4804.54 5,083.20 5,383.11 5,684.56 Mothotlung Sundays & public holidays 5268.37 5,573.94 5,902.80 6,233.36 Oukasie during the week & Saturdays 4635.98 4,904.86 5,194.25 5,485.13 Oukasie after hours, weekdays & Sundays 4804.54 5,083.20 5,383.11 5,684.56 Oukasie Sundays & public holidays 5268.37 5,573.94 5,902.80 6,233.36 PURCHASE OF AN 6 FEET GRAVE INSIDE BOUNDARIES OF MADIBENG : CHILD 0.00 - - -
Hartbeespoort during the week & Saturdays 3086.67 3,265.69 3,458.37 3,652.04 Hartbeespoort after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 3719.06 3,934.77 4,166.92 4,400.27 Hartbeespoort Sundays & public holidays 4182.90 4,425.51 4,686.61 4,949.06 Brits & Langberg during the week & Saturdays 3086.67 3,265.69 3,458.37 3,652.04 Brits/Langberg after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 3719.06 3,934.77 4,166.92 4,400.27 Brits/Langberg Sundays & public holidays 4182.90 4,425.51 4,686.61 4,949.06 Damonsville during the week & Saturdays 3086.67 3,265.69 3,458.37 3,652.04 Damonsville after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 3719.06 3,934.77 4,166.92 4,400.27 Damonsville Sundays & public holidays 4182.90 4,425.51 4,686.61 4,949.06 Primindia Muslim during the week & Saturdays 4726.83 5,000.99 5,296.04 5,592.62 Primindia Muslim after hours, weekdays & 5035.26 5,327.30 5,641.61 5,957.54
Saturdays Primindia Muslim Sundays & public holidays 5500.29 5,819.31 6,162.65 6,507.75 Letlhabile Muslim during the week & Saturdays 4457.85 4,716.41 4,994.68 5,274.38 Letlhabile Muslim after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 5035.26 5,327.30 5,641.61 5,957.54 Letlhabile Muslim Sundays & public holidays 5500.29 5,819.31 6,162.65 6,507.75 Letlhabile during the week & Saturdays 3409.44 3,607.19 3,820.01 4,033.93 Letlhabile after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 3719.06 3,934.77 4,166.92 4,400.27 Letlhabile Sundays & public holidays 4182.90 4,425.51 4,686.61 4,949.06 Mothotlung during the week & Saturdays 3409.44 3,607.19 3,820.01 4,033.93 Mothotlung after hours, weekdays & Saturdays 3719.06 3,934.77 4,166.92 4,400.27 Mothotlung Sundays & public holidays 4182.90 4,425.51 4,686.61 4,949.06 Oukasie during the week & Saturdays 3409.44 3,607.19 3,820.01 4,033.93
Oukasie after hours, weekdays & Sundays 3719.06 3,934.77 4,166.92 4,400.27 Oukasie Sundays & public holidays 4182.90 4,425.51 4,686.61 4,949.06 PURCHASE OF A 6 FEET GRAVE, NEXT TO EACH OTHER (0UKASIE, DAMONSVILLE, LETLHABILE - - - - - - CALCULATION OF TARIFF FOR THE PURCHASE OF A SECONG 6 FEET GRAVE - - - Cost of the first 6 feet grave, PLUS cost of the second 6 feet grave, PLUS cost of reservation of the second 6 feet grave - - - - - - ARE AS FOLLOWS: - - - Hartbeespoort cemetery: Inside boundaries 2092.05 2,213.39 2,343.98 2,475.24 Hartbeespoort cemetery: Outside boundaries: 9219.35 9,754.07 All other cemeteries: Inside boundaries 2268.97 2,400.57 2,542.21 2,684.57 All other cemeteries: Outside boundaries: 9373.57 9,917.23 PURCHASE OF A 8 FEET GRAVE, TO BURY ONE ON TOP OF EACH OTHER - - - CALCULATION OF TARIFF FOR THE PURCHASE OF A 8 FEET GRAVE -
- - Cost of the first 8 feet grave, PLUS cost of the reopening of the grave, PLUS cost of reservation. - - - - - - EXAMPLE: - - - Hartbeespoort cemetery: Inside boundaries 1471.61 1,556.96 1,648.82 1,741.15 Hartbeespoort cemetery: Outside boundaries: 5112.96 5,409.51 5,728.68 6,049.48 All other cemeteries: Inside boundaries 1558.87 1,649.29 1,746.60 1,844.41 All other cemeteries: Outside boundaries: 5112.96 5,409.51 5,728.68 6,049.48 ADDITIONAL TARIFFS: - - - Reservation of grave + cost of the grave 387.33 409.79 433.97 458.27 Transfer of reserved graves from one person to another 155.41 164.42 174.12 183.87 Opening of grave for removal of bodies 387.33 409.79 433.97 458.27
Bigger measurements (Caskets) 231.92 245.37 259.85 274.40 Erection of memorial works – all cemeteries 155.41 164.42 174.12 183.87 Burial of indigent persons by the municipality 0.00 - - - Burial after hours (weekdays & Saturdays) + cost of the grave 9373.57 9,917.23 Burial on Sundays & public holidays + cost of the grave 9373.57 9,917.23 CATEGORIES DESCRIPTION 2014/2015 R 16. DEPARTMENT PLANNING , LAND AND HUMAN SETTLEMENT PUBLIC: Shrubs (4 kg) 27.50 29.09 30.81 32.53 Shrubs (10 kg) 50.21 53.12 56.26 59.41 Shrubs (20 kg) 99.22 104.98 111.17 117.40 Shrubs (40 kg) 182.90 193.51 204.93 216.41 Bagging 796.17 842.35 892.05 942.00 Trees (4 kg) 27.50 29.09
Climbers (15 kg) 95.64 101.18 107.15 113.15 Tropical Plants (4 kg) 21.52 22.77 24.11 25.46 Tropical Plants (10 kg) 60.97 64.50 68.31 72.14 Tropical Plants (15 kg) 87.27 92.33 97.78 103.25 Tropical Plants (130 kg) 132.70 140.39 148.68 157.00 Bagging 945.61 1,000.45 1,059.48 1,118.81 Herbs (4 kg) 23.91 25.30 26.79 28.29 Herbs (10 kg) 47.82 50.59 53.58 56.58 Herbs (15 kg) 95.64 101.18 107.15 113.15 Conifers (4 kg) 32.28 34.15 36.16 38.19 Conifers (10 kg) 58.58 61.97 65.63 69.31 Conifers (20 kg) 126.72 134.07 141.98 149.93 Conifers (40 kg) 327.55 346.55 367.00 387.55 Bagging 521.22 551.45 583.98 616.69 REGISTERED NURSERIES: 5.92 6.27 6.64 7.01 Shrubs (4 kg) 11.95 12.65
Palms (10 kg) 60.97 64.50 68.31 72.14 Palms (20 kg) 69.34 73.36 77.69 82.04 Bagging 224.75 237.78 251.81 265.91 Palms (100 kg) 112.37 118.89 125.90 132.96 Bagging 693.36 733.58 776.86 820.36 Climbers (4 kg) 11.95 12.65 13.39 14.14 Climbers (15 kg) 49.01 51.86 54.92 57.99 Tropical Plants (4 kg) 11.95 12.65 13.39 14.14 Tropical Plants (10 kg) 29.89 31.62 33.49 35.36 Tropical Plants (15 kg) 47.82 50.59 53.58 56.58 Tropical Plants (130 kg) 64.55 68.30 72.33 76.38 Bagging 450.69 476.83 504.96 533.24 Herbs (4 kg) 11.95 12.65 13.39 14.14 Herbs (10 kg) 23.91 25.30 26.79 28.29 Herbs (15 kg) 49.01 51.86 54.92 57.99 Conifers (4 kg) 11.95 12.65