NOW OPEN FOR PUBLIC COMMENT: PROPOSED RATES & TARIFF INCREASES FROM CITY OF CAPE TOWN

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NOW OPEN FOR PUBLIC COMMENT: PROPOSED RATES & TARIFF INCREASES FROM CITY OF CAPE TOWN
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10 Apr 2018, Cape Town: The City of Cape Town needs R10-billion to provide services and has therefore proposed the following Rates and Tariff Increases in order to collect the funds.

The increases will kick in on 1 July, pending the public participation process.



According to Cape Town ETC, these extreme high increases for Water and Sanitation is due to the drought, which has caused lower consumption of water and therefore lower revenue for the City.

The City also requires extra funding to foot the bill for projects such as aquifer drilling, desalination and water reclamation.

But this budget will not be implemented until the public participation process is complete – and that’s where you come in.

Cape Town residents have until the 4th of May 2018 at 16h30 to lodge their complaints or comment on the increases.

How to lodge a complaint?
Online Form, Post, Fax, E-mail, Hand Delivery, m Deliver a note in person, fill out the online form, or even dictate your comments to a City official if you struggle to write.

So if you object to any of the increases, or all of them, now is the time to put your complaints in writing and make them count.

Here are the details of how to submit your comments:



Submit via Online Form

Hand Delivery to:
The City Manager
2018-2019 IDP/Budget
5th Floor Podium
Civic Centre
12 Hertzog Boulevard
Cape Town
8000

Post Comments to:
The City Manager
2018-2019 IDP/Budget
Private Bag X9181
Cape Town
8001

Fax Comments to: (021) 400-1332
E-mail Comments to: budget.process2018@capetown.gov.za 





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