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Swartland
South Africa
South Africa
Tariff By-law, 2015
- Published in Western Cape Provincial Gazette no. 7402 on 12 June 2015
- Commenced on 1 July 2015
- [This is the version of this document from 12 June 2015 and includes any amendments published up to 17 June 2022.]
1. Definitions
In this by-law, the English text prevails in the event of any conflict with the Afrikaans text, and, unless the context otherwise indicates –“agricultural consumer” includes but is not limited to farms, smallholdings and agricultural show grounds;“availability charges” means a monthly levy that may be levied against immovable property with or without improvements, which is not connected to any municipal service works, where such property can be reasonably so connected;“break even” occurs where the volume sales are equal to the fixed and variable cost associated with the provision of the service;“charitable and welfare institutions and organisations” include but are not limited to any institution managed on a non profitable basis by a church association or a registered charity organisation such as –2. Adoption and implementation of tariff policy
3. Contents of the policy
The municipality’s tariff policy shall –4. Application and enforcement of the policy
5. Repeal of by-laws
The Tariff By-law published in Provincial Gazette 7825 on 11 July 2104 is hereby repealed.6. Short title and commencement
This By-Law shall be known as the Tariff By-Law of Swartland Municipality and shall become effective on 1 July 2015.History of this By-law
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1 July 2015
By-law commences. -
12 June 2015 this version
Published in Western Cape Provincial Gazette no. 7402
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