Msunduzi municipality calls for public comment on proposed tariff increases, the draft budget and IDP
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- Documents and proposed increases are available in the summary below
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SUMMARY
Property Rates
These will increase by 2.0% across all categories.
Electricity provision
Electricity rates will increase by 14.59%
except for:
*Conventional Business
*LPU time of use
*Residential Prepaid users
It is proposed to introduce a capacity charge of R200 for residential customers and a R400 for business prepaid customers.
Sanitation Charges (Sewerage)
Increase by 9.2%
Waste Management Charges (Pikitup)
Increase by 4.3%
Water provision
Water tariffs will increase by 9.2% (Prepaid and Domestic)
Staff salaries increases
COJ staffs salaries will increase by an undetermined amount
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