“Cape Town and South Africa are playing an increasing role in hosting international events, which makes it essential to assess the socio-economic impact of 2010 FIFA World Cup™ and to learn from the experience.
Civic NewsWater & Sanitation is likely to cost you 9% more from 1 July. Check the water user categories to make sure you are in the lowest for your situation. Save money & water.
Civic NewsWe are running out of landfill but The City is still locked into an unsustainable system of waste collection and disposal. The result, residents will need to pay 18% more for refuse removal, from 01 July 2010, an average of about R13 more per month.
Civic NewsMost home owners should have received correspondence from the City informing themof the valuation of their property. Queries or objections can be lodged until 30 April 2010. The rates values still have to be determined.
Civic News, UncategorizedNew electricity prices will come into effect on 1July 2010, and as Eskom is threatening a 35% increase, the effort of monitoring your consumption could be financially worthwhile. Read more to find out how low monthly electricity consumption is rewarded with a free 50kwh per month and find out if you are on the correct Tariff Level?
Civic News, Notice BoardDirector of Municipal Valuations, Mr. Christopher Gavor, will address a meeting on April 15 2010 at the Minor Hall, Fish Hoek Civic Centre from 19h30 to clarify issues which ratepayers may have to with respect to the valuation of their properties. Objections close on 30th April 2010. Late objections will not be allowed.
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