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ANNEXURE 1

DETERMINATION OF PROPERTY RATES TARRIFS FOR 2019/20

That in terms of Sections 2, 7, 8 and 14 of the Local Government : Municipal Property Rates Act 6 of 2004 ("the Act"), read with Sections 4(1)(c)(ii) and 11(3)(i) of the Local Government : Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000 (“the Systems Act”) and Section 24(2)(c)(i) of the Local Government : Municipal Financial Management Act 56 of 2003 (“the MFMA”), The Council of the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality hereby declares its intention that the following draft rates in the Rand are to be levied for the financial year 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020, on the market value of property or on the market value of a right in land within the area of jurisdiction of the Council as appearing in the valuation roll, in respect of the various categories of properties set out below:

No Category Ratio 2019/20201 Agricultural residential 1:12 Agricultural business 1:2.63 Agricultural other 1:14 Residential 1:15 Consent use 1:26 Business and commercial 1:2.67 Sectional Title Business 1:2.68 Sectional Title residential 1:19 Sectional Title other 1:110 Municipal property 011 Farming 1:0.2512 Mining land 1:2.613 Vacant Land 1:414 Public Service Infrastructure 1:0.2515 PSI privately owned 1:0.2516 Private open space 1:0.2517 Public open space 1:0.2518 State 1:1.519 Education 1:0.2520 Religious 021 Multipurpose residential 1:122 Multipurpose business 1:2.623 R E of a township 1:2.6

Category of ownership24 Public benefit organisation 1:025

Penalty Tariff25 Unauthorised use 1:6

2 That the rates so levied in terms of Paragraph 1 above shall become due and payable in twelve equal installments on fixed days for twelve consecutive months, these being the due date stipulated in the account sent to the ratepayer. The ratepayer who wants to pay the rates twelve months in advance would be required to make an application. The ratepayer will receive the rebate that would be determined by Council as set in the body of this document.

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3 That in terms of Paragraph 16(3)(b) of the Council’s Property Rates Policy interest be charged on rates not paid on or before the fixed days, at the rate determined by the Council from time to time.

4 That in terms of Section 15(1)(b) of the Act read with Sections 9 and 10 of the Council’s Property Rates Policy, the Council grants, subject to paragraph.

5 That the following rates which are proposed to be levied for the financial year 2019/2020 to any owner of rateable property in the following circumstances:

No Category Ratio 2019/2020

Rates tariffs for 2019/2020

% Increase

1 Agricultural residential 1:1 0.007749 5.5%2 Agricultural business 1:2.6 0.020147 5.5%3 Agricultural other 1:1 0.007749 5.5%4 Residential 1:1 0.007749 5.5%5 Consent use 1:2 5.5%6 Business and

commercial 1:2.6 0.020147 5.5%

7 Sectional Title Business

1:2.6 0.020147 5.5%

8 Sectional Title residential

1:1 0.007749 5.5%

9 Sectional Title other 1:1 0.007749 5.5%10 Municipal property 0 0 0%11 Farming 1:0.25 0.001937 5.5%

12 Mining land 1:2.6 0.020147 5.5%

13 Vacant Land 1:4 0.030996 5.5%14 Public Service

Infrastructure1:0.25 0.000184 5.5%

15 PSI privately owned 1:0.25 0.001937 5.5%

16 Private open space 1:0.25 0.001937 5.5%

17 Public open space 1:0.25 0.001937 5.5%

18 State 1:1.5 0.011623 5.5%

19 Education 1:0.25 0.001937 5.5%

20 Religious 0 0 0%21 Multipurpose

residential1:1 0.007749 5.5%

22 Multipurpose business 1:2.6 0.020147 5.5%

23 R E of a township 1:2.6 0.020147 5.5%

Category of ownership24 Public benefit

organisation1:025 0.001937. 5.5%

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No Category Ratio 2019/2020

Rates tariffs for 2019/2020

% Increase

Penalty Tariff25 Unauthorised use 1:6 0.046494 5.5%

i. Residential property owned and occupied by natural persons who have limited income and who are not pensioners and the value of their property does not exceed R500 000 but can show that his or her annual income falls below the limit determined by Council from time to time in terms of the Expanded Social Package: dependent on points rating.

ii. Residential property owned and occupied by natural persons who are dependent on a State social security grant in terms of the Social Assistance Act 59 of 1992 as their sole source of income: 100% rebate

iii. Residential property owned and occupied by pensioners who are not persons contemplated in Paragraph (2), if the total income of the household does not exceed the maximum of R9, 753 per month over the previous income tax year: 100% rebate

iv. Residential property owned and occupied by pensioner who is seventy years and above whose value of the property complies with the criteria set out above would be exempted from paying rates.

a) and above whose value of the property complies with the criteria set out above would be exempted from paying rates

v. Residential property owned and occupied by pensioners who are not persons contemplated in Paragraph (2), if the total income of the household does exceed the average of R9 753per month over the previous income tax year but does not exceed the maximum of R16 716 per month over the previous income tax year: 50%: Provided that the rebate contemplated in Subparagraphs 5(1) to (3) above shall only be granted where:

a) The market value of the property as recorded in the prevailing valuation roll does not exceed R2 500 000 and in the case of a pensioner, such pensioner has attained the age of 60 or be 70 years or older; and in the case of dual ownership at least one of the owners has attained the age of 60 years or older; and

b) The property owner personally occupies the property.

c) A property owner who is a pensioner and is seventy years and above who live in a property not more than R2 500 000 qualifies for 100% rebate.

d) A pensioner rebate will be applied to one property per pensioner or

pensioner and spouse only.

6 Properties owned by organisations that are registered in terms of the Housing Development Schemes for Retired Persons Act: 50%.

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(a) Property owned by pensioners in terms of the Housing development Scheme for Retired Persons who are sectionalized and registered in their name would be treated as per Paragraph (2) to (4).

7 Property owned by private sports clubs that are used primarily for sports purposes: 40%.

8 Property declared as heritage sites in terms of Section 27, 28 and 31 of the National Heritage Resources Act 25 of 1999: 20%.

9 Residential high density rebate: 5%.

10 Property registered in the name of an institution or organisation which has as its exclusive objective the protection of animals: 100%

11 Property that is vacant but that may not be developed as a direct result of the inability of Council to provide services, subject to the owner to provide written confirmation from the service entity stating that no development to be allowed for the duration of the ensuing financial year, as a result of lack of services: 50% of the vacant land tariff.

12 That the first R350 000 of the value of all residential property shall be exempted from

rating.

13 That the first 30% of the value of the public service infrastructure would not be rateable.a) That the tariff charge for public service infrastructure be charged as determined in

Municipal property Rates Act section 93(a).

ANNEXURE 2

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR ELECTRICITY SERVICES

In terms of Sections 17(3)(a)(ii) and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) and Sections 21(1) and (3), 21A and 75A(3) and (4) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A(1) and (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with Section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), amended its Tariff of Charges for Electricity Services with effect from 1 July 2019.

STANDARD TARIFF SCHEDULE

All electricity consumed will attract a Network Surcharge of 6 c/kWh. Only residential consumption of below 500kWh will be exempted from this charge, meaning that residential consumption beyond 500kWh per month will be subject to this levy.

All Business Prepaid customers to be charged Municipal Surcharge of R402 per month per account and all Residential Prepaid customers to be charged a Municipal Surcharge of R200 per month of each household. Applicable to Business Prepaid customers only.

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Residential prepaid customer households currently living below the poverty line (R2500 per month) or living in a property with market value of R350 000 and below as determined by the City of Johannesburg will be exempt from the R200/month Municipal Surcharge.

1. RESIDENTIAL TARIFF

1.1 This tariff shall be applicable for electricity supply to:

1.1.1 Private houses;

1.1.2 Dwelling-units which are registered under the Sectional Titles Act, 1972 (Act 66 of

1971);

1.1.3 Flats;

1.1.4 Boarding houses and hostels;

1.1.5 Residences or homes run by charitable institutions;

1.1.6 Premises used for public worship, including halls or other buildings used for religious purposes;

1.1.7 Caravan parks.

1.2 This tariff is not applicable to properties zoned as residential but used for business purposes

1.3 Four tariff structures are available, i.e. (i) a Prepaid tariff, (ii) a Three-Part tariff, (iii) a Three-Part Seasonal tariff, and (iv) a Three-Part Time-of-Use tariff. Customers that would prefer the Time-of-Use tariff structure are required to have meters installed with automated meter reading capability.

1.4 Resellers servicing the residential market will on application qualify for a conventional residential reseller tariff, depending on their supply structure to the ultimate consumers.

1.5 Mixed use reseller customers will not qualify for the residential reseller tariff unless split metering is implemented to isolate metering of supply to residential end customers (living units) in which case the supply to the residential customers will qualify for the residential reseller tariff.

1.6 The following charges will be payable per month, or part thereof:

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Breaker size Demand Consumption

blockFixed

chargeDemand charge

Energy charge

Item Units A kVA kWh/month R/month R/kVA c/kWh

Prepaid tariffs

Prepaid 1 0 to 350 139,42Prepaid 2 351 to 500 159,92Prepaid 3 >500 182,23


blockFixed

chargeDemand charge

Energy charge


Three-part Single and Three Phase Tariffs

Single phase

Service charge 60 139,09Service charge 80 139,09Network charge 60 409,75Network charge 80 450,55Energy charge 0 to 500 134,08Energy charge 501 to 1000 153,87Energy charge 1001 to 2000 165,22Energy charge 2001 to 3000 174,32Energy charge Above 3000 182,87

Three phase

Service charge 139,09Network charge 561,27Energy charge 0 to 500 134,08Energy charge 501 to 1000 153,87Energy charge 1001 to 2000 165,22Energy charge 2001 to 3000 174,32Energy charge Above 3000 182,87


blockFixed

chargeDemand charge

Energy charge


Conventional resellers' tariffs

Service charge 139,09Network charge 563,90Energy charge 0 to 500 120,34Energy charge 501 to 1000 138,94Energy charge 1001 to 2000 149,59Energy charge 2001 to 3000 158,13Energy charge Above 3000 166,16

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blockFixed

chargeDemand charge

Energy charge


Three Part Seasonal Tariffs

Single phase

Service charge 139,09Network charge 450,55

Energy charge (Summer: September - May) 0 to 500 127,52Energy charge (Summer: September - May) 501 to 1000 147,31Energy charge (Summer: September - May) 1001 to 2000 158,67Energy charge (Summer: September - May) 2001 to 3000 167,76Energy charge (Summer: September - May) Above 3000 176,31

Energy charge (Winter: June - August) 0 to 500 152,13Energy charge (Winter: June - August) 501 to 1000 171,93Energy charge (Winter: June - August) 1001 to 2000 183,28Energy charge (Winter: June - August) 2001 to 3000 188,66Energy charge (Winter: June - August) Above 3000 200,93

Three phase




Three-part Time of Use Tariffs

Time of Use Tariff

Service charge 139,09Network charge 561,27Energy charge (Summer: PEAK) 162,57Energy charge (Summer: STANDARD) 128,60Energy charge (Summer: OFF-PEAK) 101,17

Energy charge (Winter: PEAK) 374,01Energy charge (Winter: STANDARD) 153,21Energy charge (Winter: OFF-PEAK) 108,11

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1.7 Rules applicable to this category:

1.7.1 A consumer whose capacity exceeds 100 kVA, may on application, be charged in accordance with item 4 (Large Consumers).

1.7.2 Customers who had been classified as Residential consumers before 1 July 1999 may retain this classification until such time as their supply is modified or upgraded, or their primary use of electrical energy changes.

1.7.3 If a customer elects to change from the Three-Part Flat to the Three-Part Seasonal tariff he/she will be obliged to remain on the Three-Part Seasonal tariff for a minimum period of 12 months before he/she may qualify to migrate to another tariff option.

1.7.4 The cost to migrate between tariff options will be determined as reflected in section 6 of this document.

1.7.5 Everyone will be expected to take part in any of City of Johannesburg energy saving initiatives.

1.7.6 All individuals/customers who qualify for the Extended Social Package (ESP) will receive free electricity as approved by Social Development Department.

1.7.7 Customers on the Extended Social Package who are disconnected may not accumulate the allocation of free electricity during the period of disconnection.

1.7.8 A maximum of 150 kWh per month may be allocated as free electricity under the Extended Social Package, and will be limited to actual consumption if less than 150 kWh per month is consumed.

1.7.9 Billed customers on the ESP will receive the grant as a credit on their bills, the value of which will equal the monetary value to their allocated free bundle.

1.7.10 Prepaid Residential customers may collect their free electricity allocations from any of the City Power vending stations.

1.7.11 Free allocations that are not claimed in any particular month will be forfeited and may not be carried over to subsequent months.

1.7.12 Body Corporates of complexes, flats, cluster developments and all other resellers are required to apply to City Power to qualify for the resellers’ tariffs.

1.7.13 These parties are also required to provide City Power with an affidavit declaring the number of units in use in the complex, normal consumption tariffs will apply, as per unit in the complex, rather than the tariff that would be deemed appropriate for the complex as an aggregate. The changes will be implemented from the date of approval by City Power.

1.7.14 Free allocations are not redeemable for cash.

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1.7.15 The summer rates for the Three-Part Seasonal Tariffs will be applicable from September to May - both months inclusive. This amounts to a 9-month period per annum.

1.7.16 The winter rates for the Three-Part Seasonal Tariffs will be applicable from June to August - both months inclusive. This amounts to a 3-month period per annum.

1.7.17 Prepaid meters will be reset at the beginning of each month for all pre-paying customers. No block categorisation will be done. All customers will buy the initial 500 kWh in the month at the first block tariff and then advance through the blocks to their ultimate consumption for the month.

2. AGRICULTURAL TARIFF

2.1 This tariff shall apply to property, or portions of land zoned for agricultural purposes, and used for agricultural purposes with a maximum demand of 40kVA.

2.2 Any connection for business purposes on a property, or portions of land zoned for agricultural purposes, will be charged as per section 3 or 4.

2.3 The following charges will be payable per month, or part thereof:

Breaker Demand Consumption Fixed Demand Energy Item Units A kVA kWh/month R/month R/kVA c/kWh

Agricultural tariffs


Energy charge (Summer: September - May) 156,67

Energy charge (Winter: June - August) 181,31

2.4 Rules applicable to this category:

2.4.1 The agricultural tariff may also be applicable in cases where an erf, stand, lot or any other area, or any subdivision thereof, whether owned by a township

developer or not, with or without improvements can, in the opinion of City Power, be connected to the City Power’s mains, regardless whether electricity is consumed or not.

2.4.2 The summer rate will be applicable from September to May - both months inclusive. This amounts to a 9-month period per annum.

2.4.3 The winter rate will be applicable from June to August - both months inclusive. This amounts to a 3-month period per annum.

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3. BUSINESS TARIFF

3.1 This tariff shall primarily be applicable to supply consumption capacities not exceeding 100 kVA for purposes other than the purposes specified in item 1 and includes, in particular, a supply for:

3.1.1 Business purposes;

3.1.2 Industrial purposes;

3.1.3 Nursing homes, clinics and hospitals;

3.1.4 Hotels;

3.1.5 Recreation halls and clubs;

3.1.6 Bed & Breakfast houses;

3.1.7 Educational institutions including schools and registered crèches;

3.1.8 Sporting facilities;

3.1.9 Mixed load of non-Residential and Residential;

3.1.10 Welfare organisations of a commercial nature;

3.1.11 Traffic intersections;

3.1.12 Streetlights and billboards;

3.1.11 Temporary connections;

3.1.12 Consumers not provided for under any other item of this tariff.

3.2 Although business tariffs apply for consumption capacities not exceeding 100 kVA, exceptions can be made to accommodate consumers with greater than 100 kVA capacity, provided that they cannot be classified as Large Consumers as per section 4.

3.3 Any customer in this tariff category that do not have a special concession as per item 3.2, and who exceed the maximum consumption of 100 kVA, will automatically be converted to the category of Large Consumers as per section 4.

3.4 Resellers servicing the business market will qualify for a conventional tariff, depending on their supply structure to the ultimate consumers.

3.5 The charges payable for the consumption of electricity energy shall be as follows:

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Conventional Business tariffs

Service charge < 50 419,23Service charge < 100 419,23Service charge > 100 419,23

Network charge < 50 401,95Network charge < 100 574,39Network charge > 100 1 547,45



Prepaid Business tariffs

Prepaid energy 0 to 500 209,70Prepaid energy 501 to 1000 229,63Prepaid energy 1001 to 2000 240,54Prepaid energy 2001 to 3000 249,12Prepaid energy Above 3000 257,02


Conventional Resellers' Tariffs




Traffic intersections 261,37Streetlights and billboards per luminaire 293,00

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Rules applicable to this category:

3.6.1 Due to capacity constraints everyone may be expected to take part in any of City of

Johannesburg energy saving initiatives.

3.6.2 The summer rate will be applicable from September to May - both months inclusive.

This amounts to a 9-month period per annum.

3.6.3 The winter rate will be applicable from June to August - both months inclusive. This

amounts to a 3-month period per annum.

3.6.4 If a customer in this category would request for a transfer to another tariff option, the

customer should remain in that new tariff structure for a minimum period of 12

months before he/she will qualify to migrate to another tariff.

3.6.5 The cost of migration between tariffs will be determined as per section 6.

3.6.6 Property owners and all other resellers are required to apply to City Power to qualify

for the resellers’ tariffs. These parties are also required to provide City Power with an

affidavit declaring the number of units in use in the complex, normal consumption

tariffs will apply, as per unit in the complex, rather than the tariff that would be

deemed appropriate for the complex as an aggregate. The changes will be

implemented from the date of approval by City Power.

4. LARGE CONSUMERS

4.1 This tariff shall be applicable to Business consumers with supply capacities exceeding 100 kVA and shall, on application, be available to all qualifying consumers with supply exceeding 100 kVA.

4.2 Subject to the provision of clauses (4.3) and (4,4) below, consumption of electricity shall be charged as follows:

4.3 Consumption of electricity shall be charged as follows:

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blockFixed

chargeDemand charge

Energy charge


Three Part Tariff: LPU - low voltage

Service charge 698,72Network charge 1 067,00

Demand charge (Summer: September - May) 211,66Demand charge (Winter: June - August) 211,66

Energy charge (Summer: September - May) 141,67Energy charge (Winter: June - August) 165,94

Three Part Tariff: LPU - medium voltage

Service charge 838,45Network charge 4 527,72


Energy charge (Summer: September - May) 132,25Energy charge (Winter: June - August) 156,53

Large consumer tariffs

Reactive energy (c/kVARh) 22,20

Minimum Demand Charge Determination.4.3.1 The minimum demand charge payable monthly in terms of this tariff shall be

calculated using the greater of the following:

4.3.1.1 The measured demand, or;

4.3.1.2 A demand of 70 kVA, or;

4.3.1.3 The highest measured demands recorded over the preceding 12 months.4.4 Rules applicable to this item:4.4.1 Consumers whose power factor is below 0,96 will be billed for reactive energy

supplied in excess of 30% (0,96PF) of total kWh recorded during the entire billing period.

4.4.3 Customers with supply agreements for a demand tariff, originally concluded before 1 July 1999, and a demand of less than 100 kVA may, until further notice, continue to be charged on this tariff.

4.4.4 Voltage categories will be applied as follows:4.4.4.1 Low Voltage: ≤ 1000 V4.4.4.2 Medium Voltage: > 1000 V and ≤ 33 000 V4.4.4.3 High Voltage: > 33 000 V

4.4.5 The summer rate will be applicable from September to May - both months inclusive. This amounts to a 9-month period per annum.

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4.4.6 The winter rate will be applicable from June to August - both months inclusive. This amounts to a 3-month period per annum.

5. INDUSTRIAL TIME-OF-USE (TOU) TARIFF

5.1 This tariff is available, provided customers meet the qualifying criteria for the industrial TOU tariff as set by City Power.

5.2 The tariff is suitable for Large Consumers who elect to reduce their demand during peak and standard periods and who can reallocate all or part of their load by load management and load shifting capability, as well as other qualifying criteria as may be set by City Power,

5.3 Consumption of electricity shall be charged as follows:Breaker

size Demand Consumption block

Fixed charge

Demand charge

Energy charge


Three Part TOU Tariff- low voltage

Service charge 1 117,94Network charge 999,48


Energy charge (Summer: PEAK) 155,99Energy charge (Summer: STANDARD) 117,44Energy charge (Summer: OFF-PEAK) 90,28


Three Part TOU Tariff- medium voltage

Service charge 1 537,17Network charge 4 275,18




Three Part TOU Tariff- high voltage





Large consumer tariffs

Reactive energy (c/kVARh) 22,20

Minimum Demand Charge Determination.5.3.1 The minimum demand charge payable monthly in terms of this tariff shall be

calculated using the greater of the following:

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5.3.1.1 The measured demand, or;

5.3.1.2 A demand of 70 kVA, or;

5.3.1.3 The highest measured demand recorded over the preceding 12 months.5.4 Rules applicable to this item:5.4.1 Consumers whose power factor is below 0.96 will be billed for reactive energy

supplied in excess of 30% (0,96PF) of total kWh recorded during the entire billing period.

5.4.3 Customers with supply agreements for a demand tariff, originally concluded before 1 July 1999, and a demand of less than 100 kVA may, until further notice, continue to be charged on this tariff.

5.4.4 Voltage categories will be applied as follows:5.4.4.1 Low Voltage: ≤ 1000 V5.4.4.2 Medium Voltage: > 1000 V and ≤ 33 000 V5.4.4.3 High Voltage: > 33 000 V5.4.5 The summer rate will be applicable from September to May - both months inclusive.

This amounts to a 9-month period per annum.5.4.6 The winter rate will be applicable from June to August - both months inclusive. This

amounts to a 3-month period per annum.5.4.7 All tariff changes will be on request and will only be effected after the necessary

approval has been granted to qualifying applicants only.5.4.8 The TOU periods are defined as follows:

5.4.8.1 Weekdays:5.4.8.1.1 Peak:07h00-10h00 and 18h00-20h005.4.8.1.2 Standard: 06h00-7h00, 10h00-18h00 and 20h00-22h005.4.8.1.3 Off-Peak: 12h00-06h00

5.4.8.1.4 Saturdays:5.4.8.1.4.1 Peak: None5.4.8.1.4.2 Standard: 07h00-12h00 and 18h00-20h005.4.8.1.4.3 Off-Peak: 12h00-18h00 and 20h00-07h00

5.4.8.1.5 Sundays: 5.4.8.1.5.1 All hours are Off-Peak

5.4.8.1.5.2 Public Holidays5.4.8.1.5.2.1 Peak: None5.4.8.1.5.2.2 Standard: 07h00-12h00 and 18h00-20h005.4.8.1.5.2.3 Off-Peak: 12h00-18h00 and 20h00-07h00

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6 SPECIAL TARIFFS Breaker

size Demand Consumption block

Fixed charge

Demand charge

Energy charge


EMM Three Part TOU Tariff


Notified Maximum Demand Charge 29,15Utilised Demand Charge 36,87



Reactive Energy Charge (c/kVARh) 17,04

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Breaker size Demand

Consumption

block

Fixed charge

Demand charge

Energy charge

Item Units A kVA kWh/month R/Day R/kVA c/kWh

AEL Three Part TOU Tariff


Notified Maximum Demand Charge 27,30Utilised Demand Charge 34,53



Reactive Energy Charge (c/kVARh) 15,95

7 EMBEDDED GENERATION TARIFF

EMBEDDED GENERATOR MINIMUM CONDITIONS

7.1 In terms of the provision of the Electricity Regulation Act, (Act 4 of 2006) (ERA) generation of electricity is a licensed activity, unless exempted by the Minister of Energy. The approved tariffs are therefore subjected to the provisions of the ERA, and are otherwise interim/pilot.

7.2 This tariff will only apply to customers that are net consumers at City Power and who have invested in embedded generation capacity, are grid-tied (and comply with all the regulations regarding grid connection).

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7.3 That the embedded generator is required to register with City Power and the equipment used must comply with the technical standards required by City Power.

7.4 All Large Power Users and Business customers who would be willing to invest in embedded generation with the purpose of supplementing their electricity supply from City Power will have to be on a conventional tariff structure. If they are currently on a prepaid structure, they will be required to migrate to a conventional tariff structure.

7.5 All residential customers who would be willing to invest in embedded generation with the purpose of supplementing their electricity supply from City Power, will have to be on a time-of-use conventional tariff structure. If they are currently on a prepaid structure, they will be required to migrate to the time-of-use conventional tariff structure.

7.6 Embedded generators that are at any time capable of feeding energy back into the grid will require meters with bidirectional metering capability.

7.7 All parties that would invest in generating electricity capacity and who would elect to only feed into the grid (and never draw from the grid) will be treated as an additional supplier under a negotiated power purchase agreement.

7.8 Embedded generation tariff is only applicable to maximum generation capacity of 1MW

Annexure F

Proposed Miscellaneous Charges for Financial Year 2019/2020

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Other Miscellaneous Service Fees for FY 2019-2020

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Connection Fees for all new Domestic and Non-domestic supplies less than 56 kVA

Conversion Fees from a Conventional Credit Meter to Prepaid meter

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Increase of Supply Less than 55 kVA @ 400V or 230V ac -

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Reduction of Supplies Less than 55 kVA @ 400V or 230V ac

New Domestic and Non-domestic supplies self-build development's

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Large Power User Service Connection Fees

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ANNEXURE 3

TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR WATER AND SEWERAGE AND SANITATION SERVICES

ANNEXURE A

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR WATER SERVICES

In terms of:

The Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) as amended: Sections 17(3)(a)(ii), and 22(a)(i) and (ii) ;

the Local Government Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended: Sections 21(1) and (3), 21A and 75A(3) and (4) :, it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A(1) and (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with Section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Financial Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), amended its tariff of charges for Water Services with effect from 1 July 2019. A 2% surcharge is levied on business customers.

The following tariffs shall be effective from 1 July 2019:

1. Definitions

For the purposes of this tariff of charges the following definitions will apply:

1.1. “Dwelling unit” means one or more rooms including kitchen/s designed as a unit for occupancy for purpose of cooking, living and sleeping which includes nearby outbuildings, sheds and granny flats within the curtilage of the property excluding multi dwellings and flats;

1.2. “Multi-dwelling” means any arrangement of premises that comprises more than one dwelling unit, including semi-detached houses, simplex units, townhouses and any other arrangement of residential premises;

1.3. “Hostel” means collective accommodation for Local Authority and Provincial Government workers which accommodation may be single rooms or dormitories, with shared facilities such as kitchens and bathrooms;

1.4. “Service Level 1” shall mean a service delivery option consisting of water supply from communal water points located within 200 metres of each other.

1.5. “Service Level 2” shall mean a service delivery option consisting of an un-metered water connection to each stand or erf with an individual yard standpipe that is purposefully not connected to any plumbing fixtures located on the property.

1.6. “Service Level 3” shall mean a service delivery option consisting of a metered pressured water connection to each stand or erf that can legally be connected by the developer/owner to the dwelling (or any other point on the property);.

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1.7. “ESP” means Expanded Social Package policy;

1.8. “Residential purposes” shall be deemed not to include the letting of accommodation units for any category of hotel uses, which shall be deemed to constitute use for commercial purposes;

1.9. “Institution” means tertiary educational institutions, public schools, public hospitals, orphanages or other similar premises operated by a registered welfare organisation or old aged homes, sport clubs or premises used for public worship, including halls or other buildings used for religious purposes.

2 Charges for the supply of metered water:

2.1 (A) Residential Consumers

For the supply of water to any dwelling where such a dwelling unit has its own meter supplied by Johannesburg Water and is used for residential purposes:

(a) For the first 6 kilolitres R9.10 per kilolitre per month;

(b) In excess of 6 kilolitres up to 10 kilolitres: R9.66 per kilolitre per month.

(c) In excess of 10 kilolitres up to 15 kilolitres: R16.49 per kilolitre per month.

(d) In excess of 15 kilolitres up to 20 kilolitres: R23.99 per kilolitre per month.

(e) In excess of 20 kilolitres up to 30 kilolitres: R32.95 per kilolitre per month.

(f) In excess of 30 kilolitres up to 40 kilolitres: R36.51 per kilolitre per month.

(g) In excess of 40 kilolitres up to 50 kilolitres: R46.62 per kilolitre per month.

(h) In excess of 50 kilolitres: R49.66 per kilolitre per month.

(i) A water demand management levy of R24.88 per month per stand.

2.1 (B) Residential Indigent Consumers

For the supply of water to any dwelling unit where such a dwelling unit has its own meter supplied by Johannesburg Water and is used for residential purposes by a consumer that is registered indigent in terms of the Council’s Expanded Social Package policy:

Indigent Category

Score on Prevailing COJ

Allocation of additional free water per

Monthly allocation cap of free water per household in which at

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Poverty Index

person per day (litres)

least 50% of registered social package recipients qualify for the band in question (Kilo-litres)

Band 1 1-34 25l. 10kl.Band 2 35-70 35l. 12kl.Band 3 71-100 50l. 15kl

Note :a. Band 1 refers to individuals / households within a vulnerability range

defined by the approved CoJ Poverty index of the ESP policy. b. Band 2 refers to individuals/ households with some formal income that

nonetheless falls below the survival range threshold set by the approved CoJ Poverty index of the ESP policy.

c. Band 3 refers to individuals/ households with no formal income from either grants or employment, or incomes below the individual survival level as set by CoJ Expanded Social Package policy.

2.2 (A) Residential pre-paid customer

Where a residential pre-paid meter has been installed, for the supply of water.

a) For the first 10 kilolitres: R8.32 per kilolitre per month.

b) In excess of 10 kilolitres up to 15 kilolitres: R10.68 per kilolitre per month.

c) In excess of 15 kilolitres up to 20 kilolitres: R19.86 per kilolitre per month.

d) In excess of 20 kilolitres up to 30 kilolitres: R31.54 per kilolitre per month.

e) In excess of 30 kilolitres up to 40 kilolitres: R34.19 per kilolitre per month.

f) In excess of 40 kilolitres up to 50 kilolitres: R44.97 per kilolitre per month.

g) In excess of 50 kilolitres: R49.60 per kilolitre per month.

h) A water demand management levy of R24.88 per month.

An annual allocation for emergencies of 4 kl will be provided free of charge to a consumer in the case where the meter is prepaid.

2.2 (B) Residential Indigent pre-paid customer

Where a residential pre-paid meter has been installed for the supply of water, where such water is consumed by a consumer that is declared indigent in terms of the Council’s Expanded Social Package policy resolution, the proposed tariff will be as follows:

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Indigent Category

Score on Prevailing COJ Poverty Index

Allocation of additional free water per person per day (litres)

Monthly allocation cap of free water per household in which at least 50% of registered social package recipients qualify for the band in question (Kilo-litres)

Band 1 1-34 25l. 10kl.Band 2 35-70 35l. 12kl.Band 3 71-100 50l. 15kl

Note :a. Band 1 refers to individuals / households within a vulnerability range

defined by the approved CoJ Poverty index of the ESP policy. b. Band 2 refers to individuals/ households with some formal income that

nonetheless falls below the survival range threshold set by the approved CoJ Poverty index of the ESP policy.


2.3 Multi dwelling

2.3 (A) Credit Multi dwelling meters

For the supply of water to multi dwelling where water consumed in all such units are metered by one or a combination of meters supplied by Johannesburg Water, but not individually metered by meters: the combined aggregate consumption be divided by the number or dwelling units:

(a) For the first 6 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises: R9.10 per kilolitre per month.

(b) In excess of 6 kilolitres up to and including 10 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises: R9.66 per kilolitre per month.

(c) In excess of 10 kilolitres up to and including 15 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises: R16.49 per kilolitre per month.

(d) In excess of 15 kilolitres up to and including 20 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises: R23.99 per kilolitre per month.

(e) In excess of 20 kilolitres up to and including 30 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises: R32.95 per kilolitre per month.

(f) In excess of 30 kilolitres up to and including 40 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units: R 36.51 per kilolitre per month.

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(g) In excess of 40 kilolitres up to and including 50 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units: R46.62 per kilolitre per month.

(h) For any quantity in excess of 50 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises: R49.66 per kilolitres per month.

(i) A water demand management levy of R24.88 per dwelling per month.

2.3 (B) Pre-paid Multi dwelling meters

For the supply of water to multi dwelling where water consumed in all such units are metered by one pre-paid meter supplied by Johannesburg Water the aggregate consumption be divided by the number or dwelling units:

(a) For the first 10 Kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises: R8.32 per kilolitre per month.

(b) In excess of 10 kilolitres up to and including 15 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises: R10.68 per kilolitre per month.


(d) In excess of 20 kilolitres up to and including 30 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises: R 31.54 per kilolitre per month.

(e) In excess of 30 kilolitres up to and including 40 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises: R 34.19 per kilolitre per month.

(f) In excess of 40 kilolitres up to and including 50 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises concerned: R44.97 per kilolitre per month.

(g) For any quantity in excess of 50 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises concerned: R49.60 per kilolitre per month.

(h) A water demand management levy of R24.88 per dwelling per month.

2.4 Mixed use

For the supply of water to any dwelling, with or without appurtenant outbuildings, and used for more than one purpose (excluding any such units used merely for purposes incidental to such other purposes which constitute the main activities on the premises), where water consumed in all such units is metered by one meter supplied by Johannesburg Water for any quantity of water supplied, the aggregate consumption be divided by the number of dwelling units.

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(a) For the first 6 Kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises: R9.10 per kilolitre per month

(b) In excess of 6 kilolitres up to and including 10 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units: R9.66 per kilolitre per month.


(d) In excess of 15 kilolitres up to and including 20 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units: R23.99 per kilolitre per month

(e) For any quantity in excess of 20 kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units: R49.66 per kilolitre per month.

(f) In the case where a domestic customer conducts commercial/business activities on their residential unit where pre-paid meters have been installed, the first 6kl/month shall be charged at R9.10 per kilolitre. Any consumption will be charged at the rate of the tariff band listed in sub-paragraphs (b) to (e).

(g) A water demand management levy of R24.88 per dwelling per month plus R194.70 per stand.

2.5 Hostels

For the supply of water to any hostels with or without appurtenant outbuildings where water consumed in all such units is metered by one meter supplied by Johannesburg Water. The aggregate consumption be divided by the factor of the number of registered beds divided by six and the tariff stipulated in sub paragraph (1) above be applied per hostel.

(a) For the first 6 Kilolitres per dwelling multiplied by the number of dwelling units on the premises: R9.10 per kilolitre per month.

(b) In excess of 6 kilolitres up to and including 10 kilolitres per hostel multiplied by the factor of the number of registered beds per hostel divided by six: R9.66 per kilolitre per month.

(c) In excess of 10 kilolitres up to and including 15 kilolitres per hostel multiplied by factor of the number of registered beds per hostel divided by six: R16.49 per kilolitre per month.

(d) In excess of 15 kilolitres up to and including 20 kilolitres per hostel multiplied by the factor of the number of registered beds divided by six per hostel: R23.99 per kilolitre per month.

(e) For any quantity in excess of 20 kilolitres per hostel multiplied by the factor of the number of registered beds divided by six per hostel: R49.66 per kilolitre per month.

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2.6 Institutions

For the supply of water to institutions:

(a) For consumption up to 200 kilolitres: R32.14 per kilolitre per month

(b) For consumption exceeding 200 kilolitres: R35.68 per kilolitre per month.

(c) A water demand management levy of R219.58 per stand per month.

2.7 Commercial / Industrial

For the supply of water through any one meter to premises other than those provided for in clauses 2.1 to 2.6:

(a) For consumption up to 200 kilolitres: R42.19 per kilolitre per month.



2.8 Pre-paid Industrial/Commercial Water Tariffs

For the supply of water through any one meter to premises other than those provided for in clauses 2.1 to 2.6:

(a) For consumption up to 200 kilolitres: R42.19 per kilolitre per month.



2.9 (A) Tariffs when there’s water restriction – metered areas

For the supply of water to any dwelling where at least a Water restriction has been declared by Johannesburg Water and is used for residential purposes:

2019/20

Band Normal Tariff

Level 1 - 15%

Level 2 -20%

Level 3 -25%

Level 4 -30%

Level 5 - 35%

Level 6 - 40%

Level 7 - 45%

Level 8 - 50%

(R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) 0-6 9.10 9.84 10.01 12.28 12.74 16.38 20.02 20.93 22.29

> 6-10 9.66 10.92 12.03 14.01 14.49 18.84 22.22 23.18 25.12 >10-15 16.49 19.62 28.02 32.64 34.45 44.18 49.46 51.10 57.70

>15-20 23.99 31.79 43.18 55.18 56.26 66.70 76.77 81.81 95.96

>20-30 32.95 54.36 62.63 81.71 84.01 115.15 121.91 131.79 135.19 >30-40 36.51 65.72 73.05 101.49 104.05 136.87 153.34 164.47 182.76 >40-50 46.62 88.58 97.90 134.26 139.85 197.66 214.42 233.12 270.64 >50 49.66 99.23 119.19 153.70 173.28 234.46 246.78 273.40 298.24

DOMESTIC WATER RESTRICTIONS

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2.9 (B) Tariffs when there’s water restriction – prepaid areas

For the supply of water to any dwelling where at least a Water restriction has been declared by Johannesburg Water and is used for residential purposes:

2019/20

Band Normal Tariff

Level 1 - 15%

Level 2 -20%

Level 3 -25%

Level 4 -30%

Level 5 - 35%

Level 6 - 40%

Level 7 - 45%

Level 8 - 50%

(R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl) (R/kl)0-10 8.32 9.41 10.36 12.06 12.48 16.22 19.13 19.97 21.63 >10-15 10.68 12.71 18.16 21.15 22.33 28.63 32.05 33.12 37.39 >15-20 19.86 26.31 35.75 45.68 46.57 55.21 63.55 67.72 79.44 >20-30 31.54 52.04 59.96 78.22 80.43 110.24 116.70 126.17 129.41 >30-40 34.19 61.54 68.41 95.05 97.44 128.18 143.60 154.03 171.15 >40-50 44.97 85.44 94.44 129.52 134.91 190.67 206.83 224.88 261.07 >50 49.60 99.09 119.03 153.50 173.05 234.15 246.45 273.04 297.84

PRE-PAID WATER RESTRICTIONS

3 Interim charges

(b) For the purpose of assessing any charge where a meter reading could not be obtained, for whatever reason, in an area other than a deemed consumption area, the consumption trend of the customer’s interim charges are raised in absence of an actual reading. Where there is no trend available, a township average may be applied.

(c) The interim charge shall be reversed when actual meter readings are again obtained and the account adjusted accordingly.

(d) Interim charges levied are payable and due in the same way as an actual charge.

4 Miscellaneous

4.1. For the supply of water for use outside the area of jurisdiction of the City of Johannesburg (excluding water supplied in bulk to another local authority) such supply to be metered at a point within the boundary of the City of Johannesburg in any one month, the charge payable shall be the prevailing Rand Water bulk supply price plus a surcharge of 25% on the aggregate of such charge.

4.2. In the case of meters registering the supply of water in gallons, the number of kilolitres supplied shall be determined by dividing the number of gallons registered by 220 and rounding off the result, up or down to the nearest 10.

4.3. The Managing Director of Johannesburg Water will have the authority to negotiate with customers who receive a special tariff, due to older arrangements with the City, to bring these special tariffs in line with the regular tariff.

5 Customer requests to change billing tariff

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When customers request in writing to change the billing tariff, it will be confirmed by Johannesburg Water and will only apply from the date of which the request is received by the City and will not be backdated.

6 Charges for the supply of unmetered water

6.1 (A) Deemed consumption areas

Erven within previously disadvantage areas where a flat rate for water consumption was charged and it has not been possible to assess metered water consumption over the past 12 months:

5kl per month: R45.50 per month;10 kl per month: R93.24 per month;20 kl per month: R295.64 per month.

6.2 (B) Deemed consumption areas: Indigent customers

Erven within previously disadvantaged areas where a flat rate was charged and it has not been possible to assess metered water consumption over the past 12 months and the consumer is declared indigent in terms Expanded Social Package Policy of Council:

5kl per month: Free of charge;10 kl per month: Free of charge; 20 kl per month: R119.95 per month

6.3 Informal settlements

Informal dwelling structures on an erf, which is not connected to the water reticulation system of the Council and is supplied by water from a communal water point: Free of charge per month.

7 Sundry charges

7.1 Availability Charges

The following availability charges shall be payable in respect of:

(a) Per vacant residential stands;(b) Per unoccupied improved residential stands;(c) Per improved occupied residential stands where no water supplied by

Council is being consumed for any reason, including, but not restricted to stands using borehole water;

(d) Per occupied unmetered residential stands R329.70 per month per stand for items (a), (b), (c) and (d) above;

(e) Per non-residential vacant stands;(f) Per unoccupied improved non-residential stand;(g) Per improved occupied non-residential stands where no water

supplied by Council is being consumed; R824.25 per month per stand for items (e), (f) and (g) above.

(h) Stands belonging to the City of Johannesburg and its Municipal Owned entities that do not consume water will be exempted from the availability charge.

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7.2 Charges for connecting supply

7.2 (A) Disconnections and/or reconnections

(a) For the removal of an unused meter up to and including a 20 mm connection, and consequent disconnecting of supply: R2,431.85

(b) For the removal of an unused meter larger than 20 mm up to and including a 40 mm connection, and consequent disconnecting of supply: R13,188.00

(c) For the removal of an unused meter larger than 40 mm up to and including a 100 mm connection, and consequent disconnecting of supply: R24,178.00

(d) For the removal of an unused meter larger than 100 mm connection, and consequent disconnecting of supply: R35,168.00

For the re-connection of supply which has been cut off.

(a) Flow restrictions: R1, 894.82(b) Cut-off, Level 2- Disconnection and re-connection at the water

meter: R3, 794.59(c) Cut-off, Level 3- Disconnection and reconnection at the water

mains supply: R7, 645.78(d) Disconnection and re-connection of supply for an incidence of

bypassing of the service installation and/or meter: R14, 287.00 for up to a 20mm connection and R32, 970.00 for a connection larger than 20mm.

(e) Disconnection and re-connection of supply for an incidence of vandalism/tampering of the service installation and/or meter: R14, 287.00 for up to a 20mm connection and R32,970.00 for a connection larger than 20mm. In the event of stands with multiple households or business premises, the charge will be multiplied by the number of households / business premises per stand even if there is a single bulk meter.

7.2 (B) New Connections

(a) For providing and installing a 20 mm connection with a meter: (i) Service Level 1 and Level 2 water connection: Free(ii) New complete connection: R10, 073.23(iii) New meter only: R3, 446.27

(b) For providing and installing a 25 mm connection with a meter: R 24,476.28

(c) For providing and installing a 40 mm connection with a meter: R 32,884.81

(d) For providing and installing a 50 mm connection with a meter: R 42,057.72

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(e) For providing and installing a 80 mm connection with a meter: R 65,763.26

(f) For providing and installing a 100 mm connection with a meter: R 68,060.75

(g) For providing and installing a 150 mm connection with a meter: R 81,051.50

(h) In the event of an illegal connection not installed by Johannesburg Water or with a letter from Johannesburg Water authorising the installation by a developer or their agent, a fine, over and above the charges in 7.2 (B) (a) to (g) above, which will be equal to two (2) times the applicable new connection tariff above, per connection and multiplied by the number of households on the stand.

7.2 (C) Fire Service Connections

(a) For providing and installing a 25 mm fire service connection without a meter: R 22,319.91

(b) For providing and installing a 40 mm fire service connection without a meter: R 24,476.69

(c) For providing and installing a 50 mm fire service connection without a meter: R 25,235.12

(d) For providing and installing a 80 mm fire service connection without a meter: R 38,234.62

(e) For providing and installing a 100 mm fire service connection without a meter: R 44,357.57

(f) For providing and installing a 150 mm fire service connection without a meter: R 54,292.46

7.3 Special charges in connection with meters supplied by Johannesburg Water:

(1) For special reading of a meter at the request of a consumer (excluding new consumers) provided that only a single charge be levied under this item for the simultaneous reading of water and electricity meters for a single consumer: R 549.50;

(2) For installing a meter after the removal thereof; R 3,446.27 (As per section 6.2 (B) (a) (iii) )

(3) For testing a water meter owned by Johannesburg Water at the request of the consumer, if it is found that the meter does not show an error of more than the prescribed tolerance:

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(a) Meters for pipes with a diameter measuring up to and including 25 mm, for each meter: R 3,790.89

(b) Meters for pipes with a diameter measuring more than 25 mm, for each meter: R 7,581.78

(4) Rules applicable to clause 6.3 (3):

(a) The method and results of a test carried out by Johannesburg Water in terms of sub items 6.3 (3), shall be accepted by the consumer as conclusive.

(b) The consumer shall be entitled, on giving Johannesburg Water (SOC) Ltd reasonable notice of his intention, to be present at the testing of any meter in which he is interested.

(c) Johannesburg Water shall retain every water meter for 3 months after it has been tested in order to make any further check or adjustment which may be necessary.

(d) When a meter fails the test, the meter testing fees will be refunded.

(e) When the meter fails the test, meter reading and billing will be adjusted using the by-law calculations to raise/reverse charges for the period affected.

(5) For testing a meter owned by the consumer the charge shall be as follows:

(a) Meters for pipes with a diameter measuring up to and including 25m, for each meter: R 4,396.00

(b) Meters for pipes with a diameter measuring more than 25 mm, for each meter: R 8,242.50

(6) For the hire of a movable meter:

(a) Nominal diameter 20 mm, per month: R 1,335.99(b) Nominal diameter 56 mm, per month: R 1,754.96

(7) Deposit payable for a movable meter:

(a) Nominal diameter 20 mm: R 13,386.27(b) Nominal diameter 56 mm: R 49,468.14

(8) If a water meter remains unused for more than three months Johannesburg Water shall be entitled to remove it free of cost to the consumer and shall replace it when it is again required; the replacement shall be at the consumer’s expense (refer section 6.2).

(9) For the purpose of rule 8, a meter shall be deemed to have been unused during any period between readings if less than 4 kilolitres passed through it.

(10) Charges applicable to the moving of water meter outside the boundary of a property at the consumer’s request:

(a) For the moving of a Meter size 20, 25 and 40mm which can be moved as a unit. R 11,964.08 per meter;

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(b) For the moving of a Meter size 50 and 80mm R 14,876.57 per meter;

(c) For the moving of a meter size 100 and 150mm for which a chamber needs to be built. R 18,953.94 per meter

(11) Temporary interruption

(a) For the temporary interruption of a consumer’s water supply at his request and the subsequent reconnection thereof, for including the time taken for travelling, whether one or more trips to the erf are necessary: R 2,289.90;

(b) In the case where a consumer fits an internal stopcock which will allow the consumer to perform the interruption without the assistance of Johannesburg Water in future: free of charge

(12) Charge for issuing of notice:

For the issuing of a notice in respect of arrear amounts on one or more services: R 413.24

8. Effluent re-use tariff

Effluent re-use will be charged where the off take is from the treatment plant at the cost of the user. Where any infrastructure has to be provided, additional charges will apply on a case by case basis dependant on the cost to Johannesburg Water and the period of the agreement.

Name of Catchment 2018/19 (R/kl)

Integrated Vaal River System (IVRS) R 4.718

Crocodile West Marico R 5.70

The Water Treatment Works that dispense effluent to both Integrated Vaal River System and Crocodile West Marico are listed below:

Integrated Vaal River System (IVRS)- Olifantsvlei works- Bushkoppies works- Goudkoppies works- Ennerdale works

Crocodile West Marico- Driefontein works- Northern works

9. Value added tax

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All the above charges are exclusive of VAT.

ANNEXURE “B”

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR SEWERAGE & SANITARY SERVICES

In terms of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) as amended: sections 17(3)(a)(ii) and 22(a) of ; of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended: sections 21(1) and (3), 21A and 75A(3) and (4) of , it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended: Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A(1) and (2), read with the Local Government: Municipal Financial Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) as amended: section 24(2)(c)(ii) of, amended its Tariff of Charges for Sewerage and Sanitary Services with effect from 1 July 2019. A 2% surcharge is levied on business tariffs.


1. Definitions

For the purposes of this Tariff of Charges the following definitions will apply:

1.1. “Dwelling unit” means one or more rooms including a kitchen/s designed as a unit for occupancy for the purpose of cooking, living and sleeping which includes nearby outbuildings, sheds and granny flats within the curtilage of the property excluding multi dwellings and flats ;

1.2. “Multi-dwelling” means any arrangement of premises that comprises more than one dwelling unit including semi-detached houses, simplex units, townhouses and any other arrangement of residential premises excluding a block of flats;

1.3. “Flat” means a dwelling unit set aside in a single multi storey building on a single erf with a communal entrance to the building, which building comprises more than one dwelling unit; and where the rates valuation does not exceed R700,000.00

1.4. “Hostel” means collective accommodation for Local Authority and Provincial Government workers which accommodation may be single rooms or dormitories, with shared facilities such as kitchens and bathrooms;

1.5. “Service Level 1” shall mean a service delivery option consisting of a ventilated improved pit latrine or equivalent dry sanitation system located on each. No water and sewer connections are provided to each individual property, and no waterborne sewer system is available.

1.6. “Service Level 2” shall mean a service delivery option consisting of a pour-flush waterborne sewer connection to each erf which must not be directly connected to the water installation.

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1.7. “Service Level 3”shall mean a service delivery option consisting of a conventional waterborne sewer network with individual sewer connections to each erf.

1.8. “Condominial Sewer” shall mean a sewer network that is characterised by shallow gradients and small-diameter pipes, with numerous simplified inspection features. The system is divided into a main network and the condominial branches. A block of houses is considered a customer unit by the service provider, and this customer unit connects to the main network via a single connection. Within a block of houses, the households connect up to the condominial branch individually via a house connection that forms part of their private sanitary installation;

1.9. “Institution” means tertiary educational institutions, public schools, public hospitals, orphanages or other similar premises operated by a registered welfare organisation or old aged homes, sport clubs or premises used for public worship, including halls or other buildings used for religious purposes.

2. Sewerage and sanitation charges

The following charges shall be payable in respect of land having a drainage installation thereon which is connected to Johannesburg Water’s sewer network:

2.1. Dwelling on a single erf, per erf- R/month

(a) Up to and including 300 m² R 213.94(b) From 301 m² to 1 000 m² R 416.47(c) From 1 001 m² to 2 000 m² R 630.05(d) Larger than 2 000 m² R 907.80

A person qualifying for a rebate on Assessment Rates in terms of Section 15 of the Local Government Municipal Property Rates Act 6 of 2000 as amended, will be entitled to be charged for domestic sewage at the charge applicable to an erf to 300 m². (R 213.94 per month).

2.2. Blocks of Flats

(a) Where information to the satisfaction of the Managing Director: Johannesburg Water, or his duly authorised representative, has been furnished as to the number of flats on premises: R 250.00 per unit per month.

(b) Where information to the satisfaction of the Managing Director: Johannesburg Water, or his duly authorised representative, has not been furnished as to the number of flat units in a complex: For each kilolitre or part thereof of the metered or estimated water consumption: R25.08/kl.”

2.3. Multiple dwellings

(a) Where two or more dwelling units have been erected on a single erf, an erf size shall be determined in respect of each dwelling house erected on such property, by dividing the area of the erf by the number of dwelling units erected thereon. The charge shall then be levied in respect of each such dwelling

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house in accordance with the provisions of section 2.1 above, provided that the minimum charge shall be: R 416.47 per unit per month.

(b) Where information to the satisfaction of the Managing Director: Johannesburg Water, or his duly authorised representative, has not been furnished as to the number of dwelling units on a complex: For each kilolitre or part of the metered or estimated water consumption: R31.54/kl.

2.4.Informal Settlements

Informal dwelling structures used for human habitation in respect of which no building plan has been lawfully approved by any competent authority and the dwelling on the erf is not individually connected to Johannesburg Water’s water reticulation system: Free of charge.

2.5.Residential pre-paid meter

Where residential pre-paid meter has been installed for the supply of water to a dwelling, block of flats and multi-dwellings where such service is provided in respect of land having a drainage installation thereon which is connected to Johannesburg Water’s sewer:

(a) For the first 10 kilolitres: R8.21 per kilolitre per month.






(g) In excess of 60 kilolitres: R18.61 per kilolitre per month.

An annual allocation for emergencies of 4 kl will be provided free of charge to a consumer.

2.6.Residential Indigent Consumers

A reduction in tariff will be given to a consumer in terms of clauses 2.1 to 2.5 above who is having a drainage installation, connected to Johannesburg Water’s sewer network and who is declared indigent in terms of the Council’s Expanded Social Package policy resolution:

Note :

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Indigent Category

Score on Prevailing COJ Poverty Index

Reduction in Sewerage tariff

Band 1 1-34 70%Band 2 35-70 100%Band 3 70-100 100%

a. Band 1 refers to individuals / households within a vulnerability range defined by the approved CoJ Poverty index of the ESP policy.

b. Band 2 refers to individuals / households with some formal income that nonetheless falls below the survival range threshold set by the approved CoJ Poverty index of the ESP policy.


2.7. Condominial Sewer

For the supply of water to the occupier of any dwelling where such service is provided in respect of land having a drainage installation thereon which is connected to Johannesburg Water’s sewer via a condominial sewer network:

(a) For the initial consumption up to 10 kilolitres: R8.21 per kilolitre per month.






(g) In excess of 60 kilolitres: R27.00 per kilolitre per erf per month.

2.8. Institutional Buildings

For the provision of sewerage service to Institutional Buildings will be charged at R25.08/kl.

2.9. Mixed used Buildings

Any premises comprised of two or more dwelling units, with or without appurtenant outbuildings, and any unit for other purposes (excluding any such premises if such units are used merely for purposes incidental to such other purposes which constitute the main activities on the premises), where water consumed in all such units is metered by one meter supplied by Johannesburg Water, for any quantity of water supplied to the premises, for each kilolitre or part thereof of the metered or estimated water consumption: R 31.54/kl.

2.10. Other classes of property

All classes of property other than those specified in clauses 2.1 to 2.9 above: For each kilolitre or part thereof of the metered or estimated water consumption: R 31.54/kl.

2.11 Industrial / Commercial Pre-paid

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For each kilolitre or part thereof of the metered or estimated water consumption: R 31.54/kl

2.12 The Managing Director of Johannesburg Water will have the authority to negotiate with customers who receive a special tariff, due to older arrangements with the City, to bring these special tariffs in line with the regular tariff.

3. CUSTOMER REQUESTS TO CHANGE BILLIING CATEGORY

When customers request in writing to change the billing category it will be confirmed by the City and will only apply from the date of request received by the City.

4. NIGHT SOIL AND VACUUM TANKER SERVICES

The following charges shall be payable for night soil and vacuum tanker services:

4.1. Vacuum Tanker Service

(1) For the removal of sewage by vacuum tanker outside a sewer reticulated area, per kilolitre or part thereof: R268.77/kl.

(2) Discharge of contents of tankers used to evacuate portable toilets to works: per kilolitre or part thereof R 450.71/kl.

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(3) Discharge of contents of tankers used to evacuate portable toilets to works, and where such tankers are hired on contract by Johannesburg Water: Free of charge.

5. CHARGES FOR INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT

5.1 The charge shall be calculated in accordance with the following formulae:

The sum of:

A: C + T.(COD) cent/kilolitre, 700

Subject to a minimum charge of R 31.54/kl;and:

B: (i) T.(As-2,5) cent/kilolitre, where As is greater than 2,5 mg/l: 2,5

and (ii) T.(Cd-2,5) cent/kilolitre, where Cd is greater than 2,5 mg/l: 2,5

and (iii)T.(Co-20) cent/kilolitre, where Co is greater than 20 mg/l; 20

and (iv)T.(Cr-20) cent/kilolitre, where Cr is greater than 20 mg/l; 20

and (v) T.(Cu-20) cent/kilolitre, where Cu is greater than 20 mg/l; 20

and (vi) T.(Hg-1) cent/kilolitre, where Hg is greater than 1 mg/l; 1

and (vii) T.(Mo-5) cent/kilolitre, where Mo is greater than 5 mg/l; 5

and (viii) T.(Ni-10) cent/kilolitre, where Ni is greater than 10 mg/l; 10

and (ix)T.(Pb-10) cent/kilolitre, where Pb is greater than 10 mg/l; 10

and (x) T.(Se-2,5) cent/kilolitre, where Se is greater than 2,5 mg/l; 2,5

and (xi)T.(Zn-20) cent/kilolitre, where Zn is greater than 20 mg/l; 20

and (xii) C.(7-pH) cent/kilolitre, where pH is less and 4 units

and (xiii) (C+T).(FOG-200)cent/kilolitre, where FOG is greater than 200mg/l; 200

Where C = 892.49 and T = 973.29

Where the COD is Chemical Oxygen Demand:and As = Total Arsenic;

Cd = Total Cadmium; Co = Total Cobalt;Cr = Total Chromium;

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Cu = Total Copper;Hg = Total MercuryMo = Total MolybdenumNi = Total Nickel;Pb = Total Lead; Se = Total Selenium;Zn = Total Zinc.pH = - log [H30+]FOG = Total fat, oil and grease

As determined by the analytical methods used by the CYDNA Scientific Services Laboratory of Johannesburg Water (SOC) Ltd.

It is important that the sewer system is protected against acidic effluents and the charge for pH is therefore punitive. Similarly, metals are detrimental to the environment and the metal charge is also punitive. In addition, the discharge of excessive quantities of fat, oil and grease (FOG) into the sewer system causes blockages which is a public nuisance, a health risk and impedes the proper operation of the City’s Waste Water Treatment Works. Hence the FOG charge is also punitive. Therefore, in cases where the Water Services By-laws are violated, pH will be assessed on the lowest and metals and FOG on peak values recorded during a six monthly period, irrespective of whether the industrial effluent volume discharged during that period is less than the value stipulated in clause 4.2 below.

5.2 In the case of any trade or industry in respect of which the average monthly volume of trade or industrial effluent generated during the previous half-year period was less than 100 kilolitres, the charge shall be: R31.54 per kilolitre except where punitive charges are applied.

5.3 In respect of domestic effluent discharged from the premises of any trade or industry for which a charge was levied in terms of clause C (1) above, the charge shall be: R 31.54 per kilolitre.

In the absence of direct measurement, the domestic effluent will be estimated as follows:

(i) 1,0 kilolitre per full-time staff member per month.(ii) 4,0 kilolitre per resident per month {not included in (i) above}.(iii) For staff canteens: 0,15 kl per meal served per month.

(The working month will be based on a 5-day working week. In cases where the working week deviates from 5 days, a pro rata adjustment will be made).

5.4 Where the average monthly volume of trade or industrial effluent generated during the previous half-year period was more than 50 kilolitres, rebates under A above to be granted under conditions specified by the Council as follows–

(a) 10% if discharge occurs at specified times only;

(b) 15% if flow is balanced and discharged evenly over seven days at specified times only;

(c) 20% if effluent contains readily bio-degradable carbon beneficial to the Council’s treatment processes; and

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(d) 50% maximum if (c) occurs with (a) and (b).

5.5 For the disposal of organic industrial wastes delivered by tanker to the wastewater treatment works: R18.54 per kilogram of COD.

6. CHARGES FOR GARBAGE GRINDERS:

For each rated 0.75kW or part thereof of the drive motor of each grinder: R 660.71 per month.

7. SUNDRY CHARGES

7.1. Availability Charges

The following availability charges shall be payable in respect of:

(a). Per vacant residential stands;(b). Per unoccupied improved residential stands;(c) Per improved occupied residential stands where no water supplied by Council

is being consumed for any reason;(d) Per occupied unmetered residential stands;

R 215.83 per month per stand for items (a), (b), and (c) above.(e). Per non-residential vacant stands;(f). Per unoccupied improved non-residential stand;(g) Per improved occupied non-residential stands where no water supplied by

Council is being consumed; R 636.30 per month per stand for items (e), (f) and (g) above.

(h) Stands belonging to the City of Johannesburg and its Municipal Owned entities that do not consume sewer and sanitation services will be exempted from the availability charge.

7.2 Charges for work carried out by Johannesburg Water (SOC) Ltd:

Re-inspection fee, per inspection R 3,913.31

Sealing opening, per connection R 6,047.46

Re-opening sealed connections and re-Connecting drainage installation to the Sewer, per connection R 6,047.46

Alterations to gullies, per gulley R 1,553.81

Removing blockages on private drainagesystem up to the main municipal sewer,Per blockage:On a stand up to 300 m² R 525.21On a stand larger than 300 m² R 1,178.18

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8. DAMAGES TO MUNICIPAL WATER PIPE SYSTEM AND OR WATER INSTALLATIONS TARIFFS:

Any damages to the municipal water system and or installation: Actual costs of repairs plus cost of water lost. The cost of water lost will be charged as indicated below:

a. Pipe with a diameter of 50mm or less R11,541.77b. Pipe with a diameter larger than 50mm but less than or equal to 100mm

R23, 085.08c. Pipe with a diameter larger than 100mm but less than or equal to 250mm

R34,629.45d. Pipes with diameters larger than 250mm but less than or equal to 400mm

R46,170.13e. Pipes with diameters larger than 400mm but less than or equal to 700mm

R92,340.28f. Pipes with diameters larger than 700mm R 126,965.58

The above tariffs will be levied per incident reported:

a. The reporting should be done as soon as the incident is known to both City of Johannesburg Call Centre wherein the reference number will be given and a Water Service Regional Manager or a Customer Care Manager. It is up to the person working within City of Johannesburg to obtain the necessary contact details.

b. If the incident was not reported but was found by the City/Johannesburg Water a surcharge of 10% will be applied.

c. For a repeated offender in a project or area, within a 12 month period, a surcharge will be levied as follows:

a. For a second transgression 5% will be levied above the tariff as determine previously based on the size of water pipe inclusive of water losses and cost or repairs.

b. Third transgression 10% surcharge to be levied.c. Fourth transgression 15% surcharge to be levied.d. Fifth transgression 25% surcharge to be levied.e. For any transgression above five, 50% surcharge will be levied,

i. In this circumstance Johannesburg Water/ City of Johannesburg reserves the right to review contractual relationship if the transgressor is the service provider.

ii. If the transgressor is not contractual bound to Johannesburg Water/City of Johannesburg, the municipality reserves the right to request the transgressor to cease operations within 24 hours.

9. VALUE ADDED TAX

All the above charges are exclusive of VAT.

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ANNEXURE 4

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR SOLID WASTE SERVICES FOR 2019/20

Refuse Charge

This charge is levied to all properties zoned “residential” in the City’s land Information System (LIS). Property values (as per general valuation roll) are used to determine the tariff category for each individual customers. Properties valued at and below R350 000, as well as indigent’s households are exempt from this charge. The provision of free basic waste management services, particularly to indigents and those who can’t afford was again taken into consideration in the tariff determination process for the 2019/20 financial year. Proposed tariffs for domestic customers also include any building and its outbuildings registered within the City of Johannesburg’s Registered Social Landlord Pilot Scheme. Inner City Properties, as well as those in the UDZ (Urban Development Zone), are also included as part of proposed domestic tariff increase. The proposed tariff below has been increased by 7% as compared to last year.

Property categories Proposed Tariff Proposed IncreaseFrom To0 R350 000 Exempt Exempt R350 001 R500 000 R134 7.0% R500 001 R750 000 R177 7.0% R750 001 R1 000 000 R223 7.0%R1 000 001 R1 500 000 R235 7.0%R1 500 001 R2 500 000 R328 7.0%R2 500 001 R5 000 000 R342 7.0%R5 000 000> R350 7.0%

City Cleaning Levy

This charge is levied to all non-residential zoned properties in the City’s Land Information System (LIS). Property values (as per general valuation roll) are used to determine the tariff category for each individual customers. All agricultural properties, including agricultural residential properties will attract this charge/levy instead of refuse charge. This tariff will apply to all properties registered within the City of Johannesburg, Inner City Properties and UDZ (Urban Development Zone) that are not zoned “residential” properties in the LIS system. The proposed tariff categories for city cleaning levy is as per table below at an increase of 7% as compared to last year.

Categories Proposed Tariffs Proposed % Increase

From To

0 R350 000 Exempt ExemptR350 001 R500 000 R183 7.0%R500 001 R1 500 000 R185 7.0%R1 500 001 R2 500 000 R265 7.0%R2 500 001 R5 000 000 R273 7.0%R5 000 001 R7 500 000 R423 7.0%R7 500 001 R10 000 000 R441 7.0%

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R10 000 001 R30 000 000 R592 7.0%R30 000 000>>> R752 7.0%

Landfills Disposal of Refuse

A tariff increase of 7% is proposed for the financial year 2019/20 in respect of landfills. The following user charges as outlined below will be payable for utilising the City’s refuse disposal sites.

Tariff (excl. vat)(a) Refuse Disposal for each 500kg - Except Special Industrial Waste R 116

(b) Refuse Disposal for each 250kg - Special Industrial Waste R 116

(c) Refuse Disposal - Except Special Industrial Waste done after 12:00pm on Saturday, the whole day on Sunday and Public Holidays

R 139

(d) Refuse Disposal - organic (garden) waste (Free at Garden Sites) R122

(e) Refuse Disposal - Soil and Other Material Suitable for Covering Landfills

R 0

(f) Refuse Disposal Outside of COJ- Soil and Other Material Suitable for Covering Landfills

R 172

Safe Disposal (per ton)

A tariff increase of 7% is being proposed for the financial year 2019/20

Tariff (excl. vat)

(a) Price per ton R 2 904

(b) Price per 500kg and under R 1 452

Non Sectional Tittle Properties

It is proposed that a tariff increase of 7% be levied from non-sectional title properties for the financial year 2019/20 as follows:

Non sectional title properties with multiple living units R87 per unit

This refuse tariff or user charge will be applicable to non-sectional title properties in the City zoned as residential which contain living units on successful application to the City. This tariff will only be applied only to those properties that have been approved for this category. All other properties which have not been approved by City will be charged commercial tariffs.

Non sectional title properties containing living rooms R36 per room with shared facilities per month

This refuse collection tariff or user charge is applicable to non-sectional title properties in the City zoned as residential or business which contain rooms for human habitation with shared

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ablution facilities on successful application to the City. If the application fails the commercial or business tariff will apply.

Animal Carcass Removals

The standard charge for an animal carcass removal service for residents when required is rescinded and will be funded from the City Cleaning Levies charged.

Additional and Lost or Stolen bins

The provision of additional bins and replacement of stolen or lost bins are provided in the bin management policy. This policy requires that stolen or lost bin could be replaced once for free within an 8 years cycle. Any additional replacement of lost or stolen bins within the bin cycle period would be at a cost to resident/customer. The cost would be determined from time to time by Pikitup finance department and would include the actual cost of the bin and delivery cost. This principle also apply to customers/residents who want additional bins.

Bins required for special events

A deposit equal to the cost of a bin or a skip would be required from the customers. The deposit is refundable once the bins/skips has been collected or returned to Pikitup. A delivery charge amounting to R227 would be levied to all customers who requires delivery of those bins/skips. Delivery charge is not applicable to customers who chooses to collect the bins from Pikitup Depot or Stores. A daily charge of R22 per bin and R57 per skip would be levied to customer for each day the skip remain with the customers.

General

All other council services not itemised above including disposal fees will increase by 7%.

The charge in respect of any waste management services rendered and not provided for elsewhere in this tariff report shall be negotiated with Pikitup.

The City/Pikitup reserves the right to refuse the rendering of any service if the rendering thereof is impractical.

The City will not refund any monies unless the user gives notification in writing. Rebates will only be backdated to a maximum of three months from the date of written notification.

Value Added Tax

All the above charges are exclusive of VAT

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ANNEXURE 5

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF OF CHARGES IN RESPECT OF LAND DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS DONE IN TERMS OF THE PROVISIONS OF SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT ACT, 2013,THE MUNICIPAL PLANNING BY-LAW 2016, THE VARIOUS TOWN PLANNING AND TOWNSHIP ORDINANCES, DIVISION OF LAND ORDINANCE, 1986, AND MISCELLANEOUS FEES

In terms of Sections 17(3)(a)(ii) and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) and Sections 21(1) and (3), 21A and 75A(3) and (4) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A(1) and (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with Section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), amended its Tariff of Charges in respect of the following with effect from 1 July 2019.

The following charges will be effective from 1 July 2019 – 30 June 2020:

A. MUNICIPAL PLANNING BY-LAW 2016

NO DESCRIPTION APPROVEDTARIFF 2018/2019

PROPOSED NEW TARIFF 2019/20

1. Establishment of a township –Section 26 R 5 891 R 6 2152. Amendment of a Town Planning Scheme/Land

Use Scheme(Rezoning)-Section 21

R 5 891 per erf/property contained in the application unless properties have the same owner and are contiguous

R 6 215 per erf/property contained in the application unless properties have the same owner and are contiguous

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3 Council’s consent in terms of the Municipal Planning By-Law 2016 –Section 19 or a Town Planning Scheme /Land Use Scheme (unless otherwise specified) : including the following:

- Second dwelling unit- Site development plan- Parking relaxation- Height increase but excluding :- Relaxation of a Building Line I.T.O.

Section 20

R 885

R 504

R 934

R 532

4. Cancellation/Withdrawal of consent I.T.O. Section 19(7)(d)

R455 R480

5. Application for a repeal I.T.O. Section 25 (3) (a) +(b)

R885 R934

6. Application in terms of Section 25.(5) to refund the contribution already paid in respect of an amendment scheme which has been repealed.

R455 R480

7. Request in terms of Section 25.(8)(a) to pay the contributions in instalments. R455 R480

8. Subdivision of any other land: Section 35 R4785 R50489. Consolidation of Erven : Section 33 R426 R44910. Subdivision of an Erf : Section 33 R663 + R28 per

portion exceeding 5 portions

R699 + R30 per portion exceeding 5 portions

11. Request by applicant to cancel or amend conditions of subdivision: Section 34

R 736 R 776

12. Extension of time for subdivision : Section 33 (11) R288 R30413. Request by applicant to cancel or amend

conditions of consolidation. Section 34R426 R449

14. Extension of time for consolidation : Section 33 (11)

R288 R304

15. Abandonment of a rezoning application Section 22(5)

R885 R934

16. Amendment, Suspension or removal of Restrictive conditions or obligations, servitudes etc Section 41

R885 R934

17. Appeals in terms of Section 51 R 1 958 R 2 06618. Intervener Status in terms of Section 45(2) R 1054 R 1 112

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19.Application for extension of time in terms of Section 19.(10) to pay the contributions contemplated in Sections 19.(7)(e) and (f).

R288 R304

20. Publication of amendment of a land use scheme in terms of Section 22.(4) in the Provincial Gazette.

Cost as determined by Government Printers plus 15%.


21. Publication of a repeal notice in terms of Section 25.(4) the Provincial Gazette



22.Request in terms of Section 25.(8)(b) that the purchaser pay the contribution after transfer of the property.

R455 R480

23.

Request in terms of Section 25.(8)(c) that payment of the contribution be postponed and that a guarantee for the contributions may be submitted to the Council.

R455 R480

24.Application in terms of Section 27.(1) to enter into a contract or grant an option prior to proclamation of the township.

R288 R304

25. Application in terms of Section 28.(5) for extension of time to obtain approval of the General Plan. R288 R304

26

Application in terms of Section 28.(8)(a) to amend the township approval before the General Plan has been approved (a non-material amendment which warrants no advertisement) excluding the amendment of the layout of the erven).

R288 R304

27 Publication of notice in terms of Section 28.(15) to declare a township as an approved township.

Cost as determined by Government Printer plus 15%.


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28

Application in terms of Section 29.(1) to issue the certificate that erven may be transferred, contributions have been paid, services installed, building plans may be approved etc.

R288 R304

29.Application in terms of Section 31. (1) to phase an approved (not proclaimed) township (by applicant or if directed by the Council to do so).

R 1164 per division R 1128 per division

30.Application in terms of Section 31.(1)(a) for extension of time to submit an application to phase an approved township.

R288 R304

31. Extension of boundaries of a township in terms of Section 32 R5891 R6215

32.Application in terms of Section 33.(10) for extension of time to register the documents with the Surveyor General or the Registrar of Deeds.

R288 R304

33.Application in terms of Section 35.(7) for extension of time to lodge division plans with Surveyor General for approval.

R288 R304

34. Publication of notice and Schedule of Conditions in Provincial Gazette in terms of Section 39.(8).



35.Publication of notice in terms of Section 42(4) in Provincial Gazette that the Section 41 application has been approved.



36.Application in terms of Section 44 for extension of time to pay external engineering services or parks contributions.

R288 R304

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NO DESCRIPTIONAPPROVED

TARIFF 2018/2019


37.

Application in terms of Section 47.(4) to off-set external contribution payable against engineering services installed on behalf of the Council:

(a) Off-set of R5million or less (per engineering service)

(b) Off-set of more than R5million (per engineering service)

R288 R304

38. Request to pay township engineering services contribution in instalments in terms of Section 47 (9). R288 R304

39.Publication in terms of Section 54(1)(a), (b) or (c) in the Provincial Gazette of a notice that an amendment scheme has been adopted.

Cost as determined by Government Printers plus


40.Application in terms of Section 56(2) by the new owner to continue with any development application before conclusion of such an application.

R286 R302

41.

Translation of any document, notice and or communication issued or to be issued by Legal Administration, from any other language to English in terms of Section 67(2).

R1054 per A4 page if done internally or cost plus 15% if done externally.

R1 112 per A4 page if done internally or cost plus 15% if done externally.

42. Sectional Title Clearance in terms of section 53 R455 R480

43.

Amendment of township application prior to approval, at the request of the applicant in terms of Section 26 (10) (a) and at the request of the Council in terms of Section 26 (10) (b)

R1164 R1 228

44.Exemption from complying with any Procedural Provision of this By– Law in terms of Section 66 of the By-Law

R480

45. Excision from Agricultural Holding Register in Terms of Section 69 of the By-Law R934

46.Alteration, Amendment or Cancellation of the General Plan in terms of Section 38 of the By-Law R934

B. TOWN PLANNING AND TOWNSHIP ORDINANCE, 1986

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TARIFF 2018/2019

PROPOSED NEW TARIFF

2019/20201. Assessment of any documentation related to the

issuing of the Section 64 certificate (excluding notarial ties and/or servitudes and/or documentation in respect of Non-profit Companies):

R 288 R 304

2. Certificate in terms of Section 64 : R 288 R 3043. Request/consent in terms of Ordinance, including

the allocation of an Amendment Scheme number and the giving of comments/perusal/checking of the Scheme documents, in order that it can be signed by Province.

R 885 R 934

C. TOWN PLANNING AND TOWNSHIP ORDINANCE, 1965



1. Application for extension of time:(a) in terms of Section 20;(b) to register the division with the

Registrar of Deeds.

R 885 R 934

2. Continuation by new owner in terms of Section 23 :

R 885 R 934

3. Certificate in terms of Section 25(1)(a) : R 592 for first portion to be transferred (Power of Attorney to Transfer) or to be created (Certificate of Registered Title) and thereafter R 294 per portion

R 625 for first portion to be transferred (Power of Attorney to Transfer) or to be created (Certificate of Registered Title) and thereafter R 310 per portion

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D. DIVISION OF LAND ORDINANCE, 1986



1. Consent of Council : R 885 R 9342. Issuing of certificate/clearance to Gauteng

Provincial Government in respect of subdivision applications approved in terms of the Township Establishment and Land Use Regulations, 1984:



E. PUBLICATION OF NOTICES UNDER VARIOUS ORDINANCES AND ACTS


TARIFF 2018/2019

PROPOSED NEW TARIFF

2019/20201. Publication of Notice by Council of approval

(proclamation) of a Township including Section 125 notice of the township as provided in the Town Planning and Townships Ordinance, 1986 and in the City of Johannesburg Municipal by-laws and any correction of such notice resultant from further changes by the applicant.

Cost as determined by the Government Printers plus 15%


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NO DESCRIPTION APPROVEDTARIFF

2018/2019

PROPOSED NEW TARIFF

2019/20202. Notice published by the Council in respect of :-

(a) The approval of a Section 125 (of the Town Planning and Townships Ordinance, 1986) Scheme, (excluding townships); and the applicable Section of the Municipal Planning By-Law

(b) Notice of approval, refusal or repeal of an Amendment Scheme;

(c) The approval or refusal of an application for the simultaneous rezoning and the removal or amendment of a restrictive conditions in terms of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions Act, 1996 (Act 3 of 1996) as amended;

(d) An Appeal upheld or partially upheld or dismissed by the MEC for the Gauteng Department of Economic Development in terms of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions Act, 1996 (Act 3 of 1996) as amended (Rezoning only or Rezoning and Simultaneous Removal of Restrictive Conditions) (published on behalf of Province).

(e) The approval or refusal of an application for the removal or amendment of a restrictive condition in terms of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions Act, 1996.



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F. MISCELLANEOUS



1. Signing of a Notarial Deed of Servitude or Notarial Deed of Replacement of Servitude that forms part of an application process: R 287 per erf/

property contained in the Deed.

R 303 per erf/ property contained in the Deed.

2. Issuing of consent to transfer an erf which is subject to an electrical restriction

R287 per erf to be transferred or R287 when consent is issued simultaneously with the Section 82/88/64/38 certificate

R303 per erf to be transferred or R303 when consent is issued simultaneously with the Section 82/88/64/38 certificate

5. Non-profit Companies:

(a) Assessment of Memorandum of Incorporation;

(b) Request/amendment/consent in terms of the Memorandum of Incorporation:

a) R 885

b) R 885 per request/ amendment/consent

a) R 934

b) R 934 per request/ amendment/consent

6. Request to calculate estimates on contributions prior to proclamation/approval of land development applications

R 885 per township /application/request.

R 934 per township /application/request.

7 Reasons for a decision of the Municipal Planning Tribunal/ Appeal body etc. in relation to a land development application:

R 287 R 303

8 Transcription of proceedings : R 1265 R 1 3359. Copies of documents, correspondence, etc:

(excluding Guidelines and application forms):(a) A4 per page(b) A3 per page R 2.10

R 4.20R 2.20R 4.40

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10 Issuing of consent to register a Certificate of Registered Title in terms of the Deed Registry Act, on an erf in a proclaimed township on which a Clearance certificate for transfer of erven has not yet been issued, with a view to submit a further application to subdivide, rezone or consolidate and subdivide an erf/erven.

R 292 per application R 308 per application

13 Issuing of a duplicate of an original certificate previously issued by Legal Administration.

R288 R304

14. Release of a (paper) guarantee or refund of an amount paid in lieu of a guarantee.

R288 R304

15. Town Planning Enquiry R475 R50116. Request for names and addresses of adjoining

ownersR53 per address. From 11 addresses and above R26 per address

R56 per address. From 11 addresses and above R27 per address

ANNEXURE B

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF OF CHARGES IN RESPECT OF THE NATIONAL BUILDING REGULATIONS AND BUILDING STANDARDS ACT, 103 OF 1977

In terms of Sections 17(3)(a)(ii) and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) and Sections 21(1) and (3), 21A and 75A(3) and (4) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A(1) and (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with Section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), amended its Tariff of Charges in respect of the following with effect from 1 July 2019.

The following charges will be effective from 1 July 2019 – 30 June 2020:

DESCRIPTION APPROVEDTARIFF

2018/2019

PROPOSED NEW TARIFF

2019/20201. To consider applications made in terms of Section 4(1) of the National Building

Regulations and Building Standards Act, 1977, the proposed charges are as follows:1.1 Per m² or part thereof for the first 1 000 m² of

building work.R 19 per m² R 20 per m²

1.2 Per m² or part thereof for the second 1 000 m² of building work.

R 18 per m² R 19 per m²

1.3 Per m² or part thereof for the balance greater than 2 000 m² of building work

R 16 per m² R 17 per m²

1.4 0,30% of the value of building work for 0,30% of the 0,30% of the

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DESCRIPTION APPROVEDTARIFF

2018/2019

PROPOSED NEW TARIFF

2019/2020alterations to existing buildings and buildings of a special character such as factory chimneys, spires and similar structures.

value of building work

value of building work

1.5 A fee for a new dwelling house of 50 m² or less in area.

R 442 R 466

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DESCRIPTION APPROVEDTARIFF 2018/2019


1.6 In the case of mass-contracted low cost housing projects funded by means of National Housing capital subsidies:

a fee per master plan and a fee per erf on which the master

plan is repeated.

R 251

R 60

R 265

R 63

1.7 The minimum charge in respect of any building plan, other than contemplated in 1.5 and 1.6 shall be

R 709 R 748

1.8 Portion of buildings projection over Council owned land :

(a) Areas of 10 m² and less

(b) Areas in excess of 10 m²,

The above charges are in addition to normal plan submission fees.

R 703

R 709 plus R17 m² or part thereof

R 742

R 748 plus R18 m² or part thereof

2 To authorise minor building work in terms of Section 13 of the National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act, 1977, a charge of

R 311 R 328

3 To authorise the erection of a temporary building in terms of Regulations A23(1) a fee of

R 311 R 328

4. To permit the use of a street by a person undertaking any work of erection or demolition in terms of Regulation F1(4):

a fee of R18 per m² for every week or part thereof, with a minimum fee of R 311

a fee of R19 per m² for every week or part thereof, with a minimum fee of R 328

5 To authorise a permit for the demolition of a building:

R 894 R 943

6. To authorise a permit for excavations: R 843 R 8897. To authorise a permit for encroaching over

Council owned land for the purpose of building operations:

R 843 R 889

8 Approval of cellular phone structures and masts ( per application).

R 4146 R 4374

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DESCRIPTION APPROVEDTARIFF 2018/2019


9. Provisional authorization to commence with building work in terms of Section 7(6) of the National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act, of 1977, as amended:

R5 256 R5 545

10. Provisional authorization to occupy a building in terms of Section 14 (1A) of the National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act, 103 of 1977, as amended:

R3 934 R4 150

11. Miscellaneous charges:11.1 Copies of plans A 4

11.2 Copies of plans A3

11.3 Copies of plans A 2



R9 + R 22 Once off service fee irrespective of the number of copies made

R17 + R22 Once off service fee irrespective of the number of copies made

R 42 + R 22 Once off service fee irrespective of the number of copies made



R9.50 + R 23 Once off service fee irrespective of the number of copies made


R 44 + R 23 Once off service fee irrespective of the number of copies made



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ANNEXURE C

DETERMINATION OF TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR OUTDOOR ADVERTISING SIGNS IN TERMS OF THE CITY OF JOHANNESBURG OUTDOOR ADVERTISING BY-LAWS

In terms of Sections 17(3)(a)(ii) and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) and Sections 21(1) and (3), 21A and 75A(3) and (4) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A(1) and (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with Section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), determined its Tariff of Charges for Advertising Signs in terms of the City of Johannesburg Outdoor Advertising By-laws with effect from 1 July 2019 .

The following charges will be effective from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020:


2018/2019

PROPOSED NEW TARIFF

2019/2020(a) In terms of Section 3, applications for

consideration of advertising signs relating to free-standing advertising signs for both on-premises and third party advertising purposes - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council landAll applications shall be subject to a non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of (R299 + R 1008 = R 1 307), thereafter :

(i) A non-refundable application fee consisting of:

An amount of R 237 per square metre of advertising (static) display.

An amount of R 250 per square metre of advertising (static) display.

(ii) A non-refundable application fee consisting of :.

An amount of R678 per m² for a (scrolling) display

An amount of R715 per m² for a (scrolling) display

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2018/2019

PROPOSED NEW TARIFF

2019/2020(iii) A non-refundable application fee consisting

of: An amount of R678 per m² for a LED (electronic) display.

An amount of R715 per m² for a LED (electronic) display.

(b)(i) An application for Council’s approval to

remove and re-erect an approved advertising sign as a results of, inter alia, a cession of rights, and or upgrading into a new design without any deviation/s to the original approval shall consist of a non-refundable fee of:

R 5254 per application - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land – and if approved, approved for the remaining period of the existing approval only.

R 5542 per application - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land – and if approved, approved for the remaining period of the existing approval only.

(ii) An application for Council’s approval to re-erect an advertising sign and hoarding from a static display to a (scrolling) display shall consist of:

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of (R 353 + R 1 194 =R 1 547 ), thereafter :an amount of R450 per m² - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land – and if approved, approved only for the remaining period of the existing approval only

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of (R 372 + R 1 260 =R 1 632 ), thereafter :an amount of R475 per m² - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land – and if approved, approved only for the remaining period of the existing approval only

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(iii) An application for Council’s approval to re-erect an advertising sign and hoarding from a static display to a LED (electronic) display shall consist of:

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of (R 353 + R 1 194 =R 1 547 ), thereafter :an amount of R1 548 per m² - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land – and if approved, approved only for the remaining period of the existing approval only.

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of (R 372 + R 1 260 =R 1 632 ), thereafter :an amount of R1 633 per m² - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land – and if approved, approved only for the remaining period of the existing approval only.

(c) An application for advertising signs/advertisements as set out in Section 14, (signs flat against a building) , shall be accompanied by:

(i) A non-refundable application fee consisting of :

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of R 353 + R 1 194 =R 1 547 ), thereafter :an amount of R237 per m² of advertising display - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land.

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of R 372 + R 1 260 =R 1 632 ), thereafter :an amount of R250 per m² of advertising display - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land.

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(ii) A (temporary sign – 12 months) non-refundable application fee consisting of :

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of (R 335+R 1133 = R 1 409 ), thereafter :an amount of R 225 per m² of advertising display erected for a period of up to 12 months. - Irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land.

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of R 372 + R 1 260 =R 1 632 ), thereafter :an amount of R 250 per m² of advertising display erected for a period of up to 12 months. - Irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land.

(iii) A (scrolling sign) non-refundable application fee consisting of:

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of (R335 + R1 133 = R1 409 ), thereafter :an amount of R 643 per m² for a scrolling advertisingdisplay - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of (R 372 + R 1260 =R 1 632 ),, thereafter :an amount of R 715 per m² for a scrolling advertisingdisplay - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land

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(iv) A (LED electronic sign) non-refundable application fee consisting of:

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of (R 353 + R 1 194 =R 1 547 ),, thereafter :an amount of R678 per m² for a LED (electronic) display - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land.

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of (R 372 + R 1260 =R 1632 ),, thereafter :an amount of R678 per m² for a LED (electronic) display - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land.

(d) An application (including an amendment) for any freestanding advertising sign and a sky sign with a total height that is proposed to be higher than permissible height in terms of Section 6(6) and 16(6) an additional non-refundable fee of: - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land

R 5 254 R 5 543

(e) In terms of Section 14, an annual contribution per square metre (in advance) of advertising display shall be payable to a regeneration project from advertising proceeds of any approved sign (included here are existing signs that have been approved in terms of the repealed Supplementary policy for the promotion of outdoor advertising in the Inner City of Joburg.

R 74 m² R 78 m²

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2018/2019

PROPOSED NEW TARIFF

2019/2020(f) An application in terms of Section 15: Signs

relating to the development of township and properties shall be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee consisting of: - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land

R 5 254 up to a total of 40m². A sign larger than 40m² R 5 254 plus an amount of R 237 per m² to a maximum of 80m² and if approved, approved for a maximum period of up to 24 months only

R 5543 up to a total of 40m². A sign larger than 40m² R 5543 plus an amount of R 250 per m² to a maximum of 80m² and if approved, approved for a maximum period of up to 24 months only

(g) In terms of Section 20,an application fee shall be required in respect of advertisements on banners, flags and/or similar objects, - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land – and if approved, approved for period of up to one week before the date of the function or event and to be removed three days thereafter.

R 457 R 482

(h) An application in terms of Section 21: Advertisements on blimps shall be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee consisting of:

R 5 254 plus an amount of R 226 .00 per m², and if approved, approved for a maximum period of up to 24 months only.

R 5 543 plus an amount of R 238 .00 per m², and if approved, approved for a maximum period of up to 24 months only.

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(i) An application in terms of Section 22, that is, painted advertisements and murals for both on-premises and third party advertising purposes, shall be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee consisting of:

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of R 353 + R 1 194 =R 1 547 ), (, thereafter :an amount of R 237 per m² of advertising display only - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of R 372 + R 1260 =R 1632 ), (, thereafter :an amount of R 250 per m² of advertising display only - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land

(j) An application in terms of Section 24 (other temporary advertising signs), shall be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee consisting of:

R5254 - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land – and if approved, approved for period of not more than 180 days.

R5542 - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land – and if approved, approved for period of not more than 180 days.

(k) An application for signs as set out in Section 25: Advertisements on construction sites – (Temporary advertising signs and hoardings on construction site boundary walls, fences, hoardings and scaffolding) and if approved, approved for period of not more than 12 months (renewable maximum 12 months), shall be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee consisting of:

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of R 353 + R 1 194 =R 1 547 ), , thereafter : an amount of R 237 per m² for first 100 m², and R 226 per m² of advertising display for the second 100 m² and R113 per m² of advertising display for the balance (greater than 200 m²).

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of R 372 + R 1260=R 1632 ), , thereafter : an amount of R 250 per m² for first 100 m², and R 238 per m² of advertising display for the second 100 m² and R119 per m² of advertising display for the balance (greater than 200 m²).

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(l) An application in terms of Section 26: Transit advertising, shall be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee consisting of .

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of R 353 + R 1 194 =R 1 547 ),, thereafter : an amount of R237 per m² whether the sign is displayed on Private or Council land – and if approved, approved for a period of not more than 180 days

A non-refundable pre-evaluation and admin fee consisting of R 372 + R 1 260 =R 1 632 ),, thereafter : an amount of R250 per m² whether the sign is displayed on Private or Council land – and if approved, approved for a period of not more than 180 days

(m) Any request for additional reason/s as contemplated in the By-laws shall be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee of:

R 353 per each application

R 372 per each application

(n) Any request for re-consideration (amendment to an application) of a refusal as contemplated in the By-laws shall be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee of: - irrespective of whether the sign is erected on Private or Council land

R 4 952 R 5 224

(o) An application for amendment of an approval or condition(s) of approval for an outdoor advertising sign or hoarding shall be accompanied by a non-refundable amount of:

R4 952 R5 224

(p) An owner of a transit sign impounded by Council in terms of the By-laws may claim such transit sign upon payment of a fee of:

R 444 per square meter or part thereof for each transit sign as contemplated in Section 26(5).

R 468 per square meter or part thereof for each transit sign as contemplated in Section 26(5).

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(q) An owner of a sign impounded by Council in terms of the By laws may claim such sign upon payment of a fee of:

R 443 per square meter or part thereof for each transit sign as contemplated in Section 30

R 467 per square meter or part thereof for each transit sign as contemplated in Section 30

(r) An owner of a poster that has been removed but not destroyed by the Council or its agent may claim such a poster upon payment of a fee of :

R 266 for each poster removed by the Council or its agent as contemplated in Section 27(8)

R 281 for each poster removed by the Council or its agent as contemplated in Section 27(8)

(s) An appeal lodged in terms of Section 37 shall be accompanied by a non-refundable amount of:

R 5254 R 5542

(t) Copies of documents, correspondence, etc: (excluding Guidelines and application forms):

A4

A3

R 25 once of service charge plus R 3 per page

R25 once of service charge plus R 5 per page

R 26 once of service charge plus R 3.20 per page

R26 once of service charge plus R 5.30 per page

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ANNEXURE D

DETERMINATION OF TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR THE ISSUING OF CERTIFICATES AND SUPPLY OF INFORMATION BY THE CORPORATE GEO INFORMATICS DEPARTMENT

In terms of Sections 17(3)(a)(ii) and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) and Sections 21(1) and (3), 21A and 75A(3) and (4) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A(1) and (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with Section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), amended its Tariff of Charges for the Issuing of Certificates and the Supply of Information by Corporate Geo Informatics Department as set out below with effect from 1 July 2019.

The following tariffs will be effective from 1 July 2019 to June 2020:

Property information sent by e-Property & Public Counter Sections(Special services)

Old Rates(1 July 2018 – 30 June 2019)

New Rates(1 July 2019 – 30 June 2020)

Fax Service registration fee R231

e-Property Information Service subscription fee

R244

Zoning certificates per stand R52 Zoning certificates per stand R55Zoning information sheet R10 Zoning information per A4 R 11A and B series maps per A4 R0 R0Stand Dimensions and areas R10 Stand Dimensions and areas per

A4R11

Confirmation stand / street numbers

R10 Confirmation stand / street numbers

R 11

GIS Information (Standard – Generally available products : Colour)Old Rates

(1 July 2018 – 30 June 2019)New Rates

(1 July 2019 – 30 June 2020)A0 paper R29

6A0 paper R312

A1 R148

A1 R156

A2 R74 A2 R78A3 R52 A3 R55A4 R39 A4 R41

GIS Information (Standard – Generally available products : Monochrome)A3 R39 A3 R41A4 R25 A4 R26

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GIS Information (Customized Plotting – Value added products and services)Old Rates


(1 July 2018 – 30 June 2019)A0 paper R56

7A0 paper R598

A1 R419

A1 R442

A2 R345

A2 R364

A3 R314

A3 R331

A4 R307

A4 R324

Preparing for dispatch R270

Preparing for dispatch R285

Data preparation and dispatchOld Rates


(1 July 2018 – 30 June 2019)Preparing for dispatch (per unit) R270 Preparing for dispatch (per unit) R285CD or DVD R15 CD or DVD R16

Digital informationOld Rates


(1 July 2019 – 30 June 2020)Polygon per stand (excluding base data)

Free Polygon per stand (excluding base data)

Free

Line data per kilobyte (excluding base data)

Free Line data per kilobyte (excluding base data)

Free

Attribute data per record Free Attribute data per record FreeBuilding footprints per polygon Free Building footprints per polygon Free--- Free Building footprints (full set –

excluding attribute data)Free

Digital map books on CD or DVD R479 Digital map books on CD or DVD R505Interactive Map on CD or DVD R1378 Interactive Map on CD or DVD R1454CoJ Town Planning Schemes on CD or DVD

R232 CoJ Town Planning Schemes on CD or DVD

R245

Online digital data downloads (shp and dxf) per 3km x 3km gridOld Rates


(1 July 2019 – 30 June 2020)Cadastre (Stands), Cadastre (Townships), Street Addresses, 2m contours

R124 per grid

Cadastre (Stands), Cadastre (Townships), Street Addresses, 2m contours

Free

Aerial photography 2003 (25cm pixel resolution)Old Rates


(1 July 2019 – 30 June 2020)Aerial Photography per set Free Aerial Photography per set Free

75

Aerial photography per tile (5kmx3km)

Free Aerial photography per tile (5kmx3km)

Free

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(1 July 2019 – 30 June 2020)Aerial Photography per set Free Aerial Photography per set FreeAerial photography per tile (5kmx3km)


Free





Free





Free

Aerial photography 2015 (15cm pixel resolution)Joburg2015 – Aerial Photography per set FreeJoburg2015 – Aerial photography per tile (3kmx3km) FreeJoburg2015 – Digital Elevation Model (DEM) FreeJoburg2015 – Digital Elevation Model (DEM) per tile (3kmx3km) FreeJoburg2015 – Lidar points per set (ground & non ground) FreeJoburg2015 – Lidar points per tile (3km x3km) FreeJoburg2015 – Aerial photography, Digital Elevation Model (DEM), Lidar points (3kmx3km), 25cm contours (3kmx3km)

Free

Joburg2015 – Aerial photography, Digital Elevation Model (DEM), Lidar points (3kmx3km), 25cm contours (3kmx3km) per tile

Free

Contours 2015Joburg2015 – 25cm contours FreeJoburg2015 – 25cm contours per tile (3kmx3km) FreeJoburg2015 – 50cm contours FreeJoburg2015 – 50cm contours per tile (3kmx3km) FreeJoburg2015 – 1m contours FreeJoburg2015 – 1m contours per tile (3kmx3km) FreeJoburg2015 – 2m contours FreeJoburg2015 – 2m contours per tile (3kmx3km) Free

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Aerial photography 2018 (15cm pixel resolution)Joburg2018 – Aerial Photography per set FreeJoburg2018 – Aerial photography per tile (3kmx3km) FreeJoburg2018 – Digital Elevation Model (DEM) FreeJoburg2018 – Digital Elevation Model (DEM) per tile (3kmx3km) FreeJoburg2018 – Lidar points per set (ground & non ground) FreeJoburg2018 – Lidar points per tile (3km x3km) FreeJoburg2018 – Aerial photography, Digital Elevation Model (DEM), Lidar points (3kmx3km), 25cm contours (3kmx3km)

Free

Joburg2018 – Aerial photography, Digital Elevation Model (DEM), Lidar points (3kmx3km), 25cm contours (3kmx3km) per tile

Free

Contours 2018Joburg2018 – 25cm contours FreeJoburg2018 – 25cm contours per tile (3kmx3km) FreeJoburg2018 – 50cm contours FreeJoburg2018 – 50cm contours per tile (3kmx3km) FreeJoburg2018 – 1m contours FreeJoburg2018 – 1m contours per tile (3kmx3km) FreeJoburg2018 – 2m contours FreeJoburg2018 – 2m contours per tile (3kmx3km) Free

LICENSE AGREEMENTS

a)

Developer Licensing Agreement: An agreement between the Directorate Corporate Geo–Informatics (CGIS) and the licensee wherein certain rights are granted to use digital data as specified, with cadastre.

R13,957 per annum excluding VAT

b)

Publishing Licensing Agreement: An agreement between the Directorate Corporate Geo–Informatics (CGIS) and the licensee wherein certain rights are granted to publish digital data as specified.


c)

Maintenance licensing Agreement: An agreement between the Directorate Corporate Geo–Informatics (CGIS) and the licensee for supply of updated digital data as specified.


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ANNEXURE E

DETERMINATION OF CHARGES FOR THE SUPPLY OF INFORMATION RELATING TO THE MUNICIPAL PLANNING TRIBUNAL TO THE PUBLIC.

In terms of Sections 17(3)(a)(ii) and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) and Sections 21(1) and (3), 21A and 75A(3) and (4) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A(1) and (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with Section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), amended its Tariff of Charges for the Issuing Information with effect from 1 July 2019

The following tariffs will be effective from 1 July 2019 to June 2020:


2018/2019


(1) A complete copy of an agenda of one meeting of the Municipal Planning Tribunal (Former Planning Committee )

R 179 R 189

(2) A complete copy of the minutes of proceedings of one meeting of Municipal Planning Tribunal (Former Planning Committee)

R 62 R 65

(3) A complete set of agendas of the Municipal Planning Tribunal (Former Planning Committee) for one Calendar Year

R 4 336 R 4 574

(4) A complete set of the minutes of proceedings of the Municipal Planning Tribunal (Former Planning Committee) for one calendar year

R 1 484 R 1 566

(5) For each folio containing an extract from the agenda and minutes of the proceedings of the Municipal Planning Tribunal (Former Planning Committee )

R 2.90 R 3.05

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ANNEXURE 6

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF OF CHARGES IN RESPECT OF RENTALS AND CHARGES FOR COUNCIL OWNED RESIDENTIAL STOCK ADMINISTERED BY THE HOUSING DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY

In terms of Sections 17(3)(a)(ii) and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) and Sections 21(1) and (3), 21A and 75A(3) and (4) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A(1) and (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with Section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), determined its rental tariffs in respect of rentals and charges for Council owned residential stock administered by the City’s Housing Department with effect from 1 July 2019.

The following tariffs will be effective as from 1 July 2019:

Rental Tariffs Charges 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021

Rental tariffs for Housing Typology Current Proposed Proposed Proposed 5.5% 5.4%

Old Age retirement HomeSingle Unit

180 180 190 200Share facilityDouble Unit 360 360 379 400

Other Typologies 5.4% 5.4% 5.5% 5.4%

Flats

Bachelor 323 340 359 3791 bedroom 553 583 615 6482 bedroom 568 599 632 6663 bedroom 694 731 772 813

Duplex flats1 bedroom 574 605 638 6732 bedroom 589 621 655 6903 bedroom 1045 1101 1162 1225

Row Houses1 bedroom 574 605 638 6732 bedroom 589 621 655 6903 bedroom 1045 1101 1162 1225

Free Standing Row Houses 2 bedroom 589 621 655 6903 bedroom 1045 1101 1162 1225

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Rental Tariffs Charges 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021

Rental tariffs for Housing Typology Current Proposed Proposed Proposed

Public Hostels 1 bed 65 69 72 76Family units 370 390 411 434

MBV, Moth and OldPerm building 1 bed 132 139 147 155Staff Hostels Single bed 1102 1162 1225 1292

Staff Hostels family units1 bedroom 1254 1322 1394 14702 bedroom 1643 1732 1827 19263 bedroom 1838 1937 2044 2154

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ANNEXURE 7

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF OF CHARGES IN RESPECT OF RENTALS FOR COUNCIL OWNED RESIDENTIAL STOCK ADMINISTERED BY THE JOHANNESBURG SOCIAL HOUSING COMPANY

Rental/Tariffs for JOSHCOEstate Details Typology Avg.m2 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021` 2021/2022Kliptown Square Subsidized Bachelor 30.70 1363.25 1 436.87 1 514.46 1596.24

1 Bedroom 34.55 1526.94 1 609.39 1 696.30 1787.901 Bedroom 39.20 1730.66 1 824.12 1 922.62 2026.442 Bedroom 41.71 1909.6 2 012.72 2 121.41 2235.962 Bedroom 43.98 2021.53 2 130.69 2 245.75 2367.022 Bedroom Large (Existing Tenants) 58.48 2569.6 2 708.36 2 854.61 3008.762 Bedroom Loft (Existing Tenants) 60.40 2643.03 2 785.75 2 936.18 3094.74

Unsubsidized Bachelor 30.70 2335.55 2 461.67 2 594.60 2734.711 Bedroom 34.55 2617.31 2 758.64 2 907.61 3064.621 Bedroom 39.20 2966.41 3 126.60 3 295.43 3473.392 Bedroom 41.71 3271.39 3 448.05 3 634.24 3830.492 Bedroom 43.98 3465.72 3 652.87 3 850.12 4058.032 Bedroom Large (New Tenants & Existing Unsubsidised) 58.48 3639.81 3 836.36 4 043.52 4261.872 Bedroom Loft (New Tenants & Existing Unsubsidised) 60.40 3759.31 3 962.31 4 176.28 4401.80Live Work 60.40 4399.2 4 636.76 4 887.14 5151.05

Kliptown Golf Course1 Bedroom Duplex 379.31 399.79 421.38 435.001 Bedroom Simplex 426.73 449.77 474.06 489.002 Bedroom Duplex 521.56 549.72 579.41 598.002 Bedroom Simplex 568.97 599.69 632.08 652.002 Bedroom Duplex Loft 734.92 774.61 816.43 843.00

City Deep Hostel (Converted units) 1 Bedroom 31.00 1466.99 1 546.21 1 629.70 1717.711 Bedroom 34.00 1516.79 1 598.70 1 685.03 1776.022 Bedroom 38.00 1641.85 1 730.51 1 823.96 1922.452 Bedroom 39.00 1682.66 1 773.52 1 869.29 1970.242 Bedroom 40.00 1725.89 1 819.09 1 917.32 2020.852 Bedroom 45.00 1941.39 2 046.23 2 156.72 2273.182 Bedroom 50.00 2157.24 2 273.73 2 396.51 2525.922 Bedroom 57.00 2443.06 2 574.99 2 714.03 2860.592 Bedroom 63.00 2717.6 2 864.35 3 019.03 3182.052 Bedroom 69.00 2977.04 3 137.80 3 307.24 3485.833 Bedroom 73.00 3149.46 3 319.53 3 498.79 3687.723 Bedroom 54.50 2443.06 2 574.99 2 714.03 2860.59

City Deep Flats Bachelor 28.60 995.85 1 049.63 1 106.31 1166.05Bachelor 35.49 1230.75 1 297.21 1 367.26 1441.09Bachelor 37.42 1263.13 1 331.34 1 403.23 1479.01Bachelor Duplex 59.00 1295.52 1 365.48 1 439.21 1516.93Bachelor Duplex 61.00 1327.91 1 399.62 1 475.20 1554.86Bachelor Duplex 67.00 1376.49 1 450.82 1 529.16 1611.741 Bedroom 47.00 1781.35 1 877.54 1 978.93 2085.791 Bedroom 50.00 1862.32 1 962.89 2 068.88 2180.601 Bedroom 52.51 1878.51 1 979.95 2 086.87 2199.562 Bedroom 54.00 2064.74 2 176.24 2 293.75 2417.622 Bedroom 57.00 2145.71 2 261.58 2 383.70 2512.422 Bedroom 58.00 2186.21 2 304.27 2 428.70 2559.852 Bedroom 50.00 2194.3 2 312.79 2 437.68 2569.322 Bedroom 60.00 2267.17 2 389.60 2 518.64 2654.642 Bedroom 62.33 2307.65 2 432.26 2 563.61 2702.042 Bedroom 63.99 2348.14 2 474.94 2 608.59 2749.452 Bedroom 70.70 2429.11 2 560.28 2 698.54 2844.262 Bedroom 72.00 2752.97 2 901.63 3 058.32 3223.472 Bedroom 62.00 3076.87 3 243.02 3 418.14 3602.722 Bedroom 62.00 3157.84 3 328.36 3 508.09 3697.533 Bedroom 73.00 2914.92 3 072.33 3 238.23 3413.103 Bedroom 91.41 3400.75 3 584.39 3 777.95 3981.963 Bedroom 109.79 3562.69 3 755.08 3 957.85 4171.57

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City Deep (New) 1 Bedroom 948.6 999.82 1 053.81 900.002 Bedroom 2108 2 221.83 2 341.81 2000.00

Communal Room COJ Employee (Subsidised Bed) 1070.48 1 128.29 1 189.21 1253.43Unsubsidised Bed (Hostels) 473.21 498.76 525.70 554.08

Chelsea Room 12.00 913.03 962.33 1 014.30 1069.07Room 16.00 996.02 1 049.81 1 106.49 1166.25Room 20.00 1079.03 1 137.30 1 198.71 1263.44Double Room 28.00 1328.05 1 399.76 1 475.35 1555.02

RoodepoortIncome R3000 to R4699 (Existing tenants) 1 Bedroom 36.00 1027.92 1 083.43 1 141.93 975.26Income R 3000 to R3500 (New tenants) 1 Bedroom 36.00 1027.92 1 083.43 1 141.93 975.26Income R4700 to R5339 (Existing tenants) 1 Bedroom 36.00 2704.66 2 850.71 3 004.65 2566.09Income R5340 to R7500 (Existing tenants) 1 Bedroom 36.00 1875.75 1 977.04 2 083.80 1779.65Income R6780 to R7500 (New tenants) 1 Bedroom 36.00 1875.75 1 977.04 2 083.80 1779.65Income R6200 to R 6900 (Existing tenants) 2 Bedroom 45.00 2175.88 2 293.38 2 417.22 2064.40Income R6800 to R 7500 (New tenants) 2 Bedroom 45.00 2175.88 2 293.38 2 417.22 2064.40Income R6901 to R7500 (Existing tenants) 2 Bedroom 45.00 2475.98 2 609.68 2 750.61 2349.13Income above R7500 (Existing tenants) 2 Bedroom 45.00 3901.55 4 112.23 4 334.29 3701.66

Pennyville Per Unit 3 Rooms 35.00 1058.77 1 115.94 1 176.20 1239.72Per Unit (COJ Hostel Employees) 3 Rooms 35.00 1070.47 1 128.28 1 189.20 1253.42Per Room 3 Families Sharing Room 9.00 401.05 422.71 445.53 469.59Per Room 2 Families Sharing Room 18.00 561.48 591.80 623.76 657.44Family Unit 2 Bedroom Flat 42.00 2250.9 2 372.45 2 500.56 2635.59

Alexandra Far East BankIncome up to R3500 Room 615 648.21 683.21 720.11Income above R3500 Room 615 648.21 683.21 720.11Creche 4157.2 4 381.69 4 618.30 4867.69

La Rosabel Room 12.00-12.94 1073.86 1 131.85 1 192.97 1257.39Room 14.00-14.92 1145.45 1 207.30 1 272.50 1341.21Room 15.22-17.88 1217.05 1 282.77 1 352.04 1425.05Room 18.00-18.75 1288.63 1 358.22 1 431.56 1508.86Room 33.34 1431.82 1 509.14 1 590.63 1676.53

Bellavista New 2 Bedroom 45.00 3421.21 3 605.96 3 800.68 4005.91

Citrene Court 2 Bedroom Flat 52.00 3338.85 3 519.15 3 709.18 3909.482 Bedroom Flat 55.00 3605.94 3 800.66 4 005.90 4222.213 Bedroom Flat 70.00 4031.34 4 249.03 4 478.48 4720.32

Orlando Converted 1 Bedroom 28.08 1195.97 1 260.55 1 328.62 1400.371 Bedroom 33.24 1409.52 1 485.63 1 565.86 1650.411 Bedroom 43.28 1836.65 1 935.83 2 040.36 2150.542 Bedroom 38.25 1950.54 2 055.87 2 166.89 2283.902 Bedroom 60.36 2562.77 2 701.16 2 847.02 3000.76

Orlando (Phase 2) 2 Bedroom 50.00 2455.61 2 588.21 2 727.98 2875.292 Bedroom 51.00 2504.72 2 639.97 2 782.53 2932.792 Bedroom 52.00 2553.83 2 691.74 2 837.09 2990.292 Bedroom 53.00 2602.95 2 743.51 2 891.66 3047.81

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2 Bedroom 57.00 2799.39 2 950.56 3 109.89 3277.822 Bedroom 68.00 3339.63 3 519.97 3 710.05 3910.391 Bedroom 31.00 1674.28 1 764.69 1 859.98 1960.421 Bedroom 32.00 1714.46 1 807.04 1 904.62 2007.471 Bedroom 33.00 1768.04 1 863.51 1 964.14 2070.211 Bedroom:Paraplegic 50.00 2009.13 2 117.62 2 231.97 2352.501 Bedroom:Paraplegic 51.00 2049.32 2 159.98 2 276.62 2399.561 Bedroom:Paraplegic 52.00 2089.5 2 202.33 2 321.26 2446.611 Bedroom:Paraplegic 53.00 2129.68 2 244.68 2 365.90 2493.65Batchelor 22.00 1227.8 1 294.10 1 363.98 1437.64

Europa House Rooms 12.00 937.6 988.23 1 041.59 1097.84Rooms 13.00 1015.73 1 070.58 1 128.39 1189.32Rooms 15.00 1172 1 235.29 1 301.99 1372.30Rooms 16.00 1250.13 1 317.64 1 388.79 1463.78Rooms 17.00 1328.26 1 399.99 1 475.59 1555.27Rooms 18.00 1406.39 1 482.34 1 562.38 1646.75Rooms 19.00 1484.53 1 564.69 1 649.19 1738.24Rooms 20.00 1562.66 1 647.04 1 735.98 1829.73Rooms 21.00 1640.79 1 729.39 1 822.78 1921.21Rooms 22.00 1718.93 1 811.75 1 909.59 2012.70

Raschers Room 12.20 418.02 440.59 464.39 489.46Room 13.40 830.03 874.85 922.09 971.89Room 14.40 905.49 954.39 1 005.92 1060.24Room 15.40 980.94 1 033.91 1 089.74 1148.59Double Room 32.30 1056.4 1 113.45 1 173.57 1236.94

Antea Converted Units Bachelor 25.00 1218.74 1 284.55 1 353.92 1427.031 Bedroom 42.00 1675.77 1 766.26 1 861.64 1962.172 Bedroom 60.00 2285.14 2 408.54 2 538.60 2675.683 Bedroom 2742.17 2 890.25 3 046.32 3210.82Rooms 1070.47 1 128.28 1 189.20 1253.42

MBV Room 11.00 811.23 855.04 901.21 949.87Room 14.00 878.83 926.29 976.31 1029.03Room 16.00 946.43 997.54 1 051.40 1108.18Room 17.00 1014.02 1 068.78 1 126.49 1187.32Room 20.00 1081.63 1 140.04 1 201.60 1266.49Room 23.00 1149.23 1 211.29 1 276.70 1345.64Room 26.00 1216.84 1 282.55 1 351.81 1424.80Room 29.00 1284.44 1 353.80 1 426.90 1503.96Room 32.00 1352.04 1 425.05 1 502.00 1583.11Room 36.00 1622.44 1 710.05 1 802.39 1899.72Room 38.50 1757.66 1 852.57 1 952.61 2058.05Room 40.00 1825.26 1 923.82 2 027.71 2137.21Room 44.50 2028.06 2 137.58 2 253.00 2374.67Room 51.00 2163.27 2 280.09 2 403.21 2532.98Room 60.00 2704.08 2 850.10 3 004.01 3166.22

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Casa Mia Room 14.99 1014.03 1 068.79 1 126.50 1187.33Room 15.00 1081.63 1 140.04 1 201.60 1266.49Room 16.17 1095.15 1 154.29 1 216.62 1282.32Room 17.42 1216.84 1 282.55 1 351.81 1424.80Room 21.83 1487.24 1 567.55 1 652.20 1741.42Studio Flat 16.69 1352.04 1 425.05 1 502.00 1583.11Studio Flat 17.00 1433.16 1 510.55 1 592.12 1678.09Studio Flat 18.72 1514.29 1 596.06 1 682.25 1773.09Studio Flat 19.90 1622.45 1 710.06 1 802.41 1899.74Studio Communal Bath 20.16 1487.24 1 567.55 1 652.20 1741.42Bachelor Communal Bath 18.00 1270.92 1 339.55 1 411.89 1488.13Bachelor Communal Bath 19.00 1352.04 1 425.05 1 502.00 1583.11Bachelor Communal Bath 21.00 1419.64 1 496.30 1 577.10 1662.26

Bachelor Communal Bath 23.12 1487.24 1 567.55 1 652.20 1741.42Bachelor Communal Bath 32.76 2163.27 2 280.09 2 403.21 2532.98Bachelor Flat 20.16 1649.49 1 738.56 1 832.44 1931.40Bachelor Flat 21.88 1771.17 1 866.81 1 967.62 2073.87Bachelor Flat 22.00 1838.78 1 938.07 2 042.73 2153.04Bachelor Flat 23.00 1946.94 2 052.07 2 162.89 2279.68Bachelor Flat 24.00 2014.54 2 123.33 2 237.98 2358.84Bachelor Flat 25.00 2082.14 2 194.58 2 313.08 2437.99Bachelor Flat 26.00 2163.27 2 280.09 2 403.21 2532.98Bachelor Flat 30.00 2501.28 2 636.35 2 778.71 2928.76Bachelor Flat 59.03 4056.12 4 275.15 4 506.01 4749.331 Bedroom Communal Bath 36.84 2487.76 2 622.10 2 763.69 2912.931 Bedroom Communal Bath 40.60 2704.08 2 850.10 3 004.01 3166.221 Bedroom Flat 35.20 2839.29 2 992.61 3 154.21 3324.541 Bedroom Flat 39.86 3244.9 3 420.12 3 604.81 3799.471 Bedroom Flat 40.00 3285.46 3 462.87 3 649.87 3846.961 Bedroom Flat 51.20 3461.22 3 648.13 3 845.12 4052.762 Bedroom Communal Bath 49.70 3353.06 3 534.13 3 724.97 3926.122 Bedroom Flat 47.97 3582.91 3 776.39 3 980.31 4195.252 Bedroom Flat 54.81 4448.21 4 688.41 4 941.59 5208.432 Bedroom Flat 59.03 4461.73 4 702.66 4 956.61 5224.26

AA House Rooms 12.00 758.15 799.09 842.24 887.72Rooms 13.00 821.33 865.68 912.43 961.70Rooms 14.00 884.51 932.27 982.62 1035.68Rooms 15.00 947.69 998.87 1 052.80 1109.66Rooms 16.00 1007.41 1 061.81 1 119.15 1179.58Rooms 17.00 1074.05 1 132.05 1 193.18 1257.61Rooms 18.00 1137.23 1 198.64 1 263.37 1331.59Rooms 19.00 1200.41 1 265.23 1 333.55 1405.57Rooms 20.00 1263.59 1 331.82 1 403.74 1479.54Rooms 23.00 1453.13 1 531.60 1 614.31 1701.48Bachelor Flat 15.00 1453.13 1 531.60 1 614.31 1701.48Bachelor Flat 17.00 1541.58 1 624.83 1 712.57 1805.04Bachelor Flat 18.00 1604.76 1 691.42 1 782.75 1879.02Bachelor Flat 20.00 1731.12 1 824.60 1 923.13 2026.98Bachelor Flat 21.00 1794.3 1 891.19 1 993.32 2100.96Bachelor Flat 22.00 1857.48 1 957.78 2 063.50 2174.93Bachelor Flat 23.00 1920.66 2 024.38 2 133.69 2248.91Bachelor Flat 33.00 2400.82 2 530.46 2 667.11 2811.13Bachelor Flat 35.00 2653.54 2 796.83 2 947.86 3107.041 Bedrooms Flat 18.00 1604.76 1 691.42 1 782.75 1879.021 Bedrooms Flat 38.00 2906.26 3 063.20 3 228.61 3402.962 Bedroom Flat 60.00 4548.92 4 794.56 5 053.47 5326.36

FleurhofIncome to R3500 1 Bedroom 35.00 845.84 891.52 939.66 802.50Income to R7500 2 Bedroom 40.00 2255.56 2 377.36 2 505.74 2140.00

Selby Hostel 1 Bedroom 27.00 1254.03 1 321.75 1 393.12 1468.351 Bedroom 28.00 1313.75 1 384.69 1 459.47 1538.281 Bedroom 29.00 1373.47 1 447.64 1 525.81 1608.201 Bedroom 30.00 1433.18 1 510.57 1 592.14 1678.121 Bedroom 33.00 1552.61 1 636.45 1 724.82 1817.962 Bedroom 36.00 1910.91 2 014.10 2 122.86 2237.49

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2 Bedroom 39.00 2030.34 2 139.98 2 255.54 2377.342 Bedroom 41.00 2149.77 2 265.86 2 388.21 2517.182 Bedroom 42.00 2209.49 2 328.80 2 454.56 2587.102 Bedroom 43.00 2269.21 2 391.75 2 520.90 2657.032 Bedroom 44.00 2328.92 2 454.68 2 587.23 2726.952 Bedroom 45.00 2388.64 2 517.63 2 653.58 2796.872 Bedroom 50.00 2627.5 2 769.39 2 918.93 3076.55Rooms 10.00 737.8 777.64 819.63 863.89Rooms 15.00 790.5 833.19 878.18 925.60

Public Hostels 2 Bedroom (Income Below R4500) 790.5 750.00 750.00 750.002 Bedroom (Income 4501 - 5500) 895.9 850.00 850.00 850.002 Bedroom (Income 5501 - 6500) 1001.3 950.00 950.00 950.002 Bedroom (Income 6501 - 7500) 1106.7 1 050.00 1 050.00 1050.002 Bedroom (Income 7501 - 8500) 1212.1 1 150.00 1 150.00 1150.002 Bedroom (Income 8501 - 9500) 1317.5 1 250.00 1 250.00 1250.002 Bedroom (Income 9501 - 10500) 1422.9 1 350.00 1 350.00 1350.002 Bedroom (Income 10501 - 11500) 1528.3 1 450.00 1 450.00 1450.002 Bedroom (Income 11501 - 12500) 1633.7 1 550.00 1 550.00 1550.002 Bedroom (Income 12501 - 13500) 1739.1 1 650.00 1 650.00 1650.002 Bedroom (Income 13501 - 14500) 1844.5 1 750.00 1 750.00 1750.002 Bedroom (Income 14501 - 15000) 1949.9 1 850.00 1 850.00 1850.00

Devland 1 Bedroom 36.00 802.50 845.84 891.51 939.651 Bedroom 38.00 900.00 948.60 999.82 1053.812 Bedroom 42.00 2 140.00 2 255.56 2 377.36 2505.742 Bedroom 48.00 2 800.00 2 951.20 3 110.56 3278.54

Nederberg 1 Bedroom 22.00 1 800.00 1 897.20 1 999.65 2107.63

Hoek Street 1 Bedroom 12 1020 1 075.08 1 133.13 1194.3213 1105 1 164.67 1 227.56 1293.8514 1190 1 254.26 1 321.99 1393.3815 1275 1 343.85 1 416.42 1492.9016 1360 1 433.44 1 510.85 1592.4317 1445 1 523.03 1 605.27 1691.9618 1530 1 612.62 1 699.70 1791.4919 1615 1 702.21 1 794.13 1891.0120 1700 1 791.80 1 888.56 1990.5421 1785 1 881.39 1 982.99 2090.0723 1955 2 060.57 2 171.84 2289.1224 2040 2 150.16 2 266.27 2388.6526 2132 2 247.13 2 368.47 2496.3729 2320 2 445.28 2 577.33 2716.50

Phoenix house room 11 720.00 758.88 799.86 843.05room 14 800.00 843.20 888.73 936.72room 16 900.00 948.60 999.82 1053.81room 19 1 000.00 1 054.00 1 110.92 1170.91room 20 1 020.00 1 075.08 1 133.13 1194.32room 21 1 030.00 1 085.62 1 144.24 1206.03room 23 1 090.00 1 148.86 1 210.90 1276.29room 25 1 100.00 1 159.40 1 222.01 1288.00room 26 1 150.00 1 212.10 1 277.55 1346.54room 28 1 160.00 1 222.64 1 288.66 1358.25room 30 1 200.00 1 264.80 1 333.10 1405.09room 31 1 210.00 1 275.34 1 344.21 1416.80room 38 1 400.00 1 475.60 1 555.28 1639.27

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Devland1 bedroom 35 660 695.64 733.20 772.801 bedroom 38 840 885.36 933.17 983.562 bedroom 42 1200 1 264.80 1 333.10 1405.091 bedroom 38 1400 1 475.60 1 555.28 1639.272 bedroom 42 1650 1 739.10 1 833.01 1931.992 bedroom 42 2200 2 318.80 2 444.02 2575.992 bedroom 48 2800 2 951.20 3 110.56 3278.54

Turfontein 1bed 34.40 870.00 916.98 966.50 1018.691bedroom 35.70 1 200.00 1 264.80 1 333.10 1405.092 bedroom -1bc 43.50 1 500.00 1 581.00 1 666.37 1756.362 bedroom 43.50 2 100.00 2 213.40 2 332.92 2458.902 bedroom 1bc 46.70 3 500.00 3 689.00 3 888.21 4098.172 bedroom 46.70 3 800.00 4 005.20 4 221.48 4449.442 C bedroom 1bc 51.10 4 200.00 4 426.80 4 665.85 4917.802 D bedroom 44.60 2 700.00 2 845.80 2 999.47 3161.442 Ebedroom 1bc 44.60 3 100.00 3 267.40 3 443.84 3629.81communal 16.50 680.00 716.72 755.42 796.22

Textile Building 125 kerk street bachelor 21.20 1 680.00 1 770.72 1 866.34 1967.12bachelor 24.00 1 920.00 2 023.68 2 132.96 2248.14bachelor 25.00 2 000.00 2 108.00 2 221.83 2341.811 bedroom 32.00 2 624.00 2 765.70 2 915.04 3072.461 bedroom 36.00 2 952.00 3 111.41 3 279.42 3456.511 bedroom 39.00 3 198.00 3 370.69 3 552.71 3744.561 bedroom 40.00 3 280.00 3 457.12 3 643.80 3840.572 bedroom 47.00 3 948.00 4 161.19 4 385.90 4622.73

Diamond Building 123 Kerk street bachelor 30.00 2 400.00 2 529.60 2 666.20 2810.171 bedroom 36.00 2 952.00 3 111.41 3 279.42 3456.512 bedroom 36.00 3 024.00 3 187.30 3 359.41 3540.822 bedroom 37.00 3 108.00 3 275.83 3 452.73 3639.172 bedroom 39.00 3 276.00 3 452.90 3 639.36 3835.892 bedroom 42.00 3 528.00 3 718.51 3 919.31 4130.95

Housing Supervisor

Parking Fee CasaMia 151.63 159.82 168.45 177.54Kliptown Square 160.42 169.08 178.21 187.84Roodepoort 160.42 169.08 178.21 187.84Fleurhof 179.15 188.82 199.02 209.77AA House 189.54 199.78 210.56 221.93

Union Square:Retail Outdoor Advert Site 113.19 29 372.22 32 309.44 35 540.39 39 094.42Shop 1 187.63 29 960.95 32 957.05 36 252.75 39 878.02Shop 2 127.15 17 810.74 19 591.81 21 551.00 23 706.09Shop 3 105.11 10 602.21 11 662.43 12 828.67 14 111.54Shop 5 306.13 16 133.05 17 746.36 19 520.99 21 473.09Shop 7 128.88 6 058.44 6 664.28 7 330.71 8 063.78Shop 8 189.00 8 765.06 9 641.57 10 605.72 11 666.29Shop 9 127.34 5 905.52 6 496.07 7 145.68 7 860.25Shop 10 296.79 60 060.80 66 066.88 72 673.57 79 940.92

Albert Street:Retail Shop Face Outdoor Advert Site 45 763.63 52 536.99 57 790.69 63 569.76 69 926.73

Booysens Place Office 22 41.25 2 782.56 3 060.82 3 366.90 3 703.59Shop 102 42.20 8 895.76 9 785.34 10 763.87 11 840.26

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Shop 104 49.23 14 269.32 15 696.25 17 265.88 18 992.46Shop 105 82.50 5 912.94 6 504.23 7 154.66 7 870.12Shop 106 74.90 6 631.35 7 294.49 8 023.93 8 826.33Shop 107 67.20 8 782.77 9 661.05 10 627.15 11 689.87Shop 109 124.11 15 959.06 17 554.97 19 310.46 21 241.51Shop 110 41.05 4 110.34 4 521.37 4 973.51 5 470.86Shop 112 26.57 3 080.53 3 388.58 3 727.44 4 100.19

106 Claim Street Shop 1 90.00 15 557.04 17 112.74 18 824.02 20 706.42Shop 2 90.00 32 821.56 36 103.72 39 714.09 43 685.50Shop 3 90.00 22 481.82 24 730.00 27 203.00 29 923.30Shop 4 90.00 29 786.04 32 764.64 36 041.11 39 645.22

NBS Parking bays (100) 81 500.00 89 650.00 98 615.00 108 476.50Shop 1 89 016.01 97 917.61 107 709.37 118 480.31Shop 2 5 589.87 6 148.86 6 763.74 7 440.12Shop 3 116 475.84 128 123.42 140 935.77 155 029.34Shop 4 66 052.80 72 658.08 79 923.89 87 916.28Shop 5 9 938.38 10 932.22 12 025.44 13 227.98Shop 6 6 050.00 6 655.00 7 320.50 8 052.55

RaschersShop 1 150 4 743.00 5 217.30 5 739.03 6 312.93Shop 2 130 10 824.58 11 907.04 13 097.74 14 407.52Shop 3 130 101 120.76 111 232.84 122 356.12 134 591.73Shop 4 130.66 5 646.34 6 210.97 6 832.07 7 515.28

23 Kerk Street Shop 1 213.64 9 907.77 10 898.55 11 988.40 13 187.24Shop 2 200 9 275.20 10 202.72 11 222.99 12 345.29Shop 3 235.36 12 155.40 13 370.94 14 708.03 16 178.84

25 Kerk Street Shop 1 & 2 145.2 15 304.08 16 834.49 18 517.94 20 369.73Shop 3 228.25 1 924.60 2 117.06 2 328.77 2 561.64Shop 4 38.72 14 202.19 15 622.41 17 184.65 18 903.11Shop 5 32.61 12 339.17 13 573.09 14 930.40 16 423.44Shop 6 225.6 5 231.21 5 754.33 6 329.76 6 962.74Shop 7 159.72 4 208.62 4 629.48 5 092.43 5 601.67Shop 8 68.2 27 315.46 30 047.01 33 051.71 36 356.88Outdoor Advert Site 41.18 13 316.26 14 647.89 16 112.67 17 723.94

16 Wolmarans (283)Shop 01 5 385.12 5 923.63 6 516.00 7 167.59Shop 03 5 527.09 6 079.80 6 687.78 7 356.56Shop 04 4 666.45 5 133.10 5 646.40 6 211.04Shop 05 2 340.08 2 574.09 2 831.50 3 114.65

AA House Retail Rate m2Shop 1 221.65 10 045.62 11 050.18 12 155.20 13370.7202Shop 2 211.8 15 849.84 17 434.82 19 178.31 21 096.14Shop 3 211.8 18 975.16 20 872.68 22 959.94 25 255.94Shop 4 211.8 18 975.16 20 872.68 22 959.94 25 255.94Shop 5 211.8 23 439.91 25 783.90 28 362.29 31 198.52Shop 6 211.8 13 394.23 14 733.65 16 207.02 17 827.72Shop 7 211.8 23 663.14 26 029.45 28 632.40 31 495.64Shop 8 211.8 17 189.26 18 908.19 20 799.00 22 878.91Shop 9 211.8 17 189.26 18 908.19 20 799.00 22 878.91Shop 10 211.8 22 323.72 24 556.09 27 011.70 29 712.87Shop 11 211.8 - - 0.00

The proposed tariffs for Commercial tenants excludes retail shops that are inherited by JOSHCO with newly purchased buildings, these retails shops are taken over with their previous Landlords contracts and converted to month - month until the refurbishment of the property resumes.

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ANNEXURE 8

AMENDMENT OF THE FARE STRUCTURE FOR METROPOLITAN BUS SERVICES

Table A - Comparative Adult Cash Trip Tariffs

STAGES

METROBUS

METROBUS (R) PROPOSED (R) CURRENT

1 11.60 R 12.402 13.60 R 14.603 16.40 R 17.504 19.70 R 21.105 22.80 R 24.406 24.60 R 26.307 26.90 R 28.808 28.90 R 30.90

Table B – MULTI JOURNEY TAG FARES:

CLASS OF PASSENGER FARE BASEStored Value 8.0% DiscountAdult Commuters – multi journey tags 25% Discount

Scholars 7 % on cash and further 25% discount for multi journey fares

SAPD, JMPD and SANDF members in uniform Free travel on non-dedicated trips

Pensioners 8.6% on cash and 50% on multi journey trips. Pensioners must be restricted to only use buses during off-peak or pay the normal adult fare.

Metrobus staff Free travel. But to present staff ID card at all times

Table C- LEVEL OF DISCOUNTS:

Description % of Passengers travelling

Discount Applicable

Effective Discount off cash

Adult 62.88% - 25%People With Disability

1.68% 50% off adult price tag

63%

Pensioners 9.57% 86% off adult price tag

90%

Scholars 25.87% 30% off adult tag price

48%

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ANNEXURE 9

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR REA VAYA BRT FARES

In terms of Sections 17(3)(a)(ii) and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) and Sections 21(1) and (3), 21A and 75A(3) and (4) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A(1) and (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with Section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Financial Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), amended its Tariff of Charges for Rea Vaya BRT Fares with effect after 1 July 2019.

The proposed tariffs are as per the tables below:

Rea Vaya Journey Length 2019/20 Proposed FaresPeak Fares Off Peak Fares

Less than 5km (Minimum Fare) R8.00 R7.20More than 5km but less than and equals to 10km R9.60 R8.70More than 10km but less than and equals to 15km R11.80 R10.60More than 15km but less than and equals to 25km R13.90 R12.50More the 25km but less than 35km R15.00 R13.50More than 35km (Maximum fare) R16.00 R14.40Penalty Fees R16.00 R16.00Penalty fees from inspection R35.00 R35.00

Rea Vaya Passenger Load Values Additional Bonus

Percentage

Additional Bonus Value

From R10 – R50 0 R0From R51 – R100 5% From R2.60 – R5.00From R101 – R200 7.5% From R7.60 – R15.00From R201 – R300 10% From R20.10 – R30.00From R301 – R700 12.5% From R37.60 – R87.50

Fare media and other charges

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Details PricingOccasional users – one trip card R21.00Events occasional users – two trip card R42.00EMV card (new user) R32.00EMV card (replacement) R32.00

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR MISCELLANEOUS TRAFFIC RELATED SERVICES

In terms of Sections 17(3)(a)(ii) and 22 (a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) and Sections 21(1) and (3), 21(A) and 75A(3) and (4) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A (1) and (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with Section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) amended its Tariff of Charges for Miscellaneous Traffic Related Services with effect from 1 July 2019.The following charges will be effective from 1 July 2019:

Service

PresentTariff

ProposedTariffFrom 1 July 2019

%Incr.

ProposedTarifffrom1 July 2020


1 1.1. Impounding of Vehicles for offences other than illegal dumping

The proposed increase is in line with market related charges, cost recovery principles and is considered to be a deterrent to unlawful behaviour. In addition this tariff is in line with the proposed tariff for the impounding of non-perishable goods (16 below).

The estimated additional revenue isR4 395 000 (2018/19),R8 910 000 (2019/20) and R9 435 000 (2020/21).

R2 970 R3130 5,4 R3 300 R3 475

1.2. Impounding Vehicles for Illegal Dumping

1.2.1. First offence1.2.2. Second Offence1.2.3. Third Offence1.2.4. Fourth Offence

Illegal dumping is a very serious problem, which has reached crisis levels in Johannesburg. As a result, this new proposed tariff’s will serve as a major deterrent to offenders.

R2 970R2 970R2 970R2 970

R10 000R15 000R20 000Vehicleseizure

337

505

673

N/A

R10 520R15 780R21 040Vehicleseizure

R11 040

R16 560

R22 080

Vehicleseizure

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Service

PresentTariff


%Incr.



The estimated additional estimated revenue based on average 600 impoundments on second offence isR9 000 000 (2019/20),R15 780 000 (2020/21) and R24 840 000 (2021/22).

2 Storage of Impounded vehicles per 24 hours after the first 48 hours.

The proposed increase is considered to be a deterrent to unlawful behaviour and this tariff is in line with the proposed tariff for the storage of goods (17 below).

R120 R130 8,3 R140 R150

It is estimated additional income isR125 000 (2019/20),R270 000(2020/21) and R432 000 (2021/22)

3(a Copy of a Road Traffic Accident Report

R300 R320 6,7 R340 R360

The estimated additional income is R352 000 (2019/20),R374 000 (2020/21) andR396 000 (2021/22)

3(b

(ii)

Copy of Normal Accident Report Produced by the Accident Reconstruction Team (includes maximum of 25 photographs)

R4 160 R4 390 5,5 R4 630 R4 870

The purpose of this tariff is to cover the cost of supplying a professionally re-constructed accident report to a prospective claimant.

This is a high quality

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Service

PresentTariff


%Incr.



technical accident report that is drawn up by specially trained Metro Police Officers from the Accident Reconstruction Team.

These officers who are on standby at all times, respond to all serious accidents and have to be paid standby allowance plus overtime payment.

These reconstructed accident reports are very detailed and time consuming to construct.

Additional photographs should be charged for at the tariff under Item 4.

The estimated additional income R18 000 (2019/20), R19 000 (2020/21) and R20 000 (2021/22)

3(c Provision of Accident Statistics drawn by the Accident Office, provided that the Chief of Police may in terms of section 79(16)(c) of the Local Government Ordinance, 1939 (Ordinance 17 of 1939) provide the statistics free of charge to an institution, organization, society or club (including the State and Province) referred to in section 79(16)(a) or (b) of the ordinance.

R3 410(per request)

R3 600 (perrequest)

5,5 R3 800(perrequest)

R4 000(perrequest)

The purpose of this tariff is to cover the costs involved in compiling and supplying accident statistics to professional bodies (e.g. consultants) and other individuals who request information of this nature

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Service

PresentTariff


%Incr.



The proposal that this tariff be levied at the discretion of the Chief of Police is made because it would not always be appropriate to levy the tariff. (e.g. Provincial Government (the provider of NATIS (National Traffic Information System) which is used to compile accident statistics and Central Government)

It is estimated that additional income from this source will be negligible

4 Copy of any photographs taken at the scene of an Accident

It is estimated that additional income from this source will be negligible

R80(perphoto)

R85(perphoto)

6,2%

R90(perphoto)

R95(perphoto)

5Training of Traffic Officers(External Candidates) The estimated additional

income is R134 000 (2019/20),R140 000 (2020/21) andR148 000 (2021/22).

R15 800 R16 700 5,7 R17 600

R18 500

6 Training of Metro Police Officers(External Candidates)

This tariff incorporates the Traffic Officer training as well as the cost of the conversion training course.

The estimated additional income is

R130 000 (2019/20), R138 000 (2020/21) and R145 000 (2021/22).

R20 600 R21 750 5,6 R23 000

R24 200

7 Conversion Course from Traffic R4 800 R5 000 4,2 R5 300 R5 600

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Service

PresentTariff


%Incr.



to Metro Police Officer (External Candidates)

The estimated additional income isR110 000 (2019/20),R117 000 (2020/21) and R123 000 (2021/22).

%

8 Authorised Officer Course (Law Enforcement) (External Candidates)

The estimated additional income isR115 000 (2019/20) R122 000 (2020/21) and R130 000 (2021/22)

R6 400 R6 800 6,2 R7 200 R7 600

9 Training of Traffic Wardens (Class A) (External Candidates)

R6 400 R6 800 6,2 R7 200 R7 600


R115 000 (2019/20) R122 000 (2020/21) and

R130 000 (2021/22)

10 Training of Peace Officers R850 R900 5,9 R950 R1 000

The estimated additional income isR112 000 (2019/20), R119 000 (2020/21) and R125 000 (2021/22).

11 Driver Training (Defensive Driving)

Candidate making use of own vehicle.

Candidate making use of JMPD vehicle

The estimated additional income is R120 000(2019/20),

R3 550

R5 700

R3 750

R6 000

5,6%

5,3%

R4 000

R6 300

R4 200

R6 700

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Service

PresentTariff


%Incr.



R126 000 (2020/21) and R134 000 (2021/22).

12 Training Of Dog Handlers

Explosives Detection R9 500 R10 000 5,3 R10 600

R11 200

Narcotics Detection R9 500 R10 000 5,3 R10 600

R11 200

Tracker Dog Handler R4 900 R5 200 6,1 R5 500 R5 800

Patrol Dog Handler R9 500 R10 000 5,3 R10 600

R11 200

The estimated additional income is R129 000 (2019/20)R136 000 (2020/21) andR143 000 (2021/22).

13 Sale of Dogs R2 050 R2 2150 4,9 R2 300 R2 450

The JMPD receives generous donations of dogs and can in many instances sell dogs to potential dog handlers.

This charge includes the cost of kennelling, food and medical treatment.

It is anticipated that additional income from this source will be negligible.

Sale of Horse The charge includes the

cost of stabling, food and medical treatment


R2 500 R2 600 4,0 R2 800 R3 000

14 Traffic Control – Filming on Public Roads

R900 R950 5,5 R1 000 R1 050

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Service

PresentTariff


%Incr.



All organisations – per hour or part thereof.

The estimated additional income isR143 000 (2019/20),R150 000 (2020/21) and R158 000 (2021/22).

15 Impounding of Goods

Perishable goods R1 500 R1 600 6,6 R1 700 R1 800

Non-perishable goods (including caravans, trailers and containers)

The present tariff for the impounding of perishable goods is considered to be adequate. The proposed tariff for non-perishable goods is in line with the proposed tariff for the impounding of vehicles (1 above).


R126 000 (2019/20), R142 000 (2020/21) and ‘ R150 000 (2021/22).

R3 000 R3 200 6,6 R3 400 R3 600

16 Storage of Goods per 24 hours after the first 48 hours

R120 R130 8,3 R140 R150

The tariff is in line with the proposed tariff for the storage of impounded vehicles (Item 2 above).


17 Mass Measurement of Vehicles

The estimated additional income

R190 R200 5,3 R210 R220

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Service

PresentTariff


%Incr.



R125 000 (2019/20),R130 000 (2020/21) andR143 000 (2021/22).

18 Funeral Escorts The estimated additional

income R300 000 (2019/20),R316 000 (2020/21) andR332 000 (2021/22).

R1,300 R1,400 7,7 R1,500 R1,600

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Service

PresentTariff


%Incr.



19 Special Events Costing Costing of Chief Supt.

Normal Rate p/h Overtime Rate p/h P/H / Sunday Rate p/h

Costing of Supt. Normal Rate p/h Overtime Rate p/h P/H / Sunday Rate p/h

Costing of Inspector Normal Rate p/h Overtime Rate p/h P/H / Sunday Rate p/h

Costing of Sergeant Normal Rate p/h Overtime Rate p/h P/H / Sunday Rate p/h

Costing of MPO Normal Rate p/h Overtime Rate p/h P/H / Sunday Rate p/h

Costing of Aut Officer Normal Rate p/h Overtime Rate p/h P/H / Sunday Rate p/h

Costing Driver Normal Rate p/h Overtime Rate p/h P/H / Sunday Rate p/h

Costing Workman Normal Rate p/h Overtime Rate p/h Sunday Rate p/h

R346.65R520.01R693.32

R265.58R398.35R525.20

R203.33R305.01R406.66

R178.69R268.04R327.40

R172.21R258.33R344.42

R172.21R258.33R344.42

R110.51R165.77R221.03

R84.01R126.01R168.02

R372.00R558.00R743.00

R285.00R427.00R563.00

R218.00R327.00R436.00

R192.00R287.00R351.00

R185.00R277.00R369.00

R185.00R277.00R369.00

R118.00R178.00R237.00

R90.00R135.00R180.00

7.3

7.3

7.2

7.3

7.2

7.2

7.2

7.2

7.2

7.4

7.1

7.2

7.4

7.2

7.1

7.4

7.2

7.1

6.8

7.3

7.2

R397.00

R595.00

R793.00

R304.00

R455.00

R600.00

R233.00

R349.00

R465.00

R204.00

R306.00

R375.00

R197.00

R295.00

R394.00

R197.00

R295.00

R394.00

R126.00

R190.00

R253.0

R424.00

R635.00

R846.00

R325.00

R485.00

R640.00

R248.00

R372.00

R496.00

R218.00

R327.00

R400.00

R210.00

R315.00

R420.00

R210.00

R315.00

R420.00

R135.00

R202.00

R270.0

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Service

PresentTariff


%Incr.



Special Events CostingPlanning Costs:

Costing of Chief Supt. Costing of Supt. Costing of Inspector Costing of Sergeant Costing of MPO Costing of Aut Officer

R346.65R265.58R203.33R178.69R172.21R172.21

R372.00R285.00R218.00R192.00R185.00R185.00

7.3

7.3

7.2

7.4

7.4

7.4

R397.00

R304.00

R233.00

R204.00

R197.00

R197.00

R424.00

R325.00

R248.00

R218.00

R210.00

R210.00

Special Events CostingEscort of Abnormal loads Costs:

Costing of Supt. Costing of MPO

R265.58R203.33

R285.00R218.00

7.3

7.2

R304.00

R233.00

R324.00

R248.00

Special Events CostingVehicles Costs:

2.5 Double Cab. 2.0 Sedan. 1.6 Sedan 1.3 Hatch Back Motor - Cycle 5 Ton Breakdown 3 Ton Breakdown Kombi


R900 000 (2019/20),R1 000 000 (2020/21) andR1 100 000 (2021/22).

R89.82R107.16R84.55R47.60R99.76R160.71R112.50R58.86

R99.00R118.00R93.00R52.00R110.00R177.00R124.00R65.00

10%10%10%10%10%10%10%10%

R109.00

R130.00

R102.00

R58.00R120.0

0R194.0

0R136.0

0R71.00

R120.00

R143.00

R112.00

R64.00R132.0

0R213.0

0R150.0

0R78.00

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ANNEXURE 11

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF CHARGES IN RESPECT OF STREET ENCROACHMENTS, REINSTATEMENTS, PRINTED MATERIAL AND TENDER DOCUMENTS

In terms of Sections 17(3)(a)(ii) and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) and Sections 21(1) and (3), 21A and 75A(3) and (4) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A(1) and (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with Section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), amended its Tariff of Charges in respect of Street Encroachments, Reinstatements, Printed Material, Tender Documents, Traffic Counting and Legal Documents with effect from 1 July 2019.

The following tariffs (inclusive of VAT) shall be effective from 1 July 2019

Street Encroachments Proposed new tariff

Old Tariff 2018/2019 New Tariff 2019/2020

R 575 half year for every 15.74 meter or part thereof

R 610 half year for every 15.74 meter or part thereof

Printed Materials

Standard ActivityOld Tariff New Tariff

Plotted Maps: Black & WhiteA0 Paper R 430 R 454A1 Paper R 240 R 253A2 Paper R 150 R 158A3 Paper R 90 R 95A4 Paper R 45 R 47Plotted Maps: Colour fill (Standard Paper)A0 Paper R 820 R 865A1 Paper R 620 R 654A2 Paper R 520 R 549A3 Paper R 200 R 211A4 Paper R 90 R 95Plotted Maps: Colour fill (Gloss Paper)A0 Paper R 1 065 R 1 124A1 Paper R 800 R 844A2 Paper R 620 R 654A3 Paper R 320 R 338A4 Paper R 90 R 95GIS Labour per hour R 515 R 543Minimum labour per hour R 215 R 227Customised Map Request R 510 R 538

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Standard Activity Old Tariff New Tariff Revised Customised Map request

R 250 R 264

Data Conversion for Client per kilobyte

R 0, 85 R 0, 90

Sale of non Spatial Data R 0, 35 R 0, 40Sale of Spatial Data per kilobyte

R 0, 45 R 0, 50

Retrieval of Archive Drawing R 65 R 69Reinstatements(Minimum charge 1m2)Road Riding Surface R 1 300 R 1 372Backfilling R 920 R 970Paved Footways R 575 R 607DCP Testing R 195 R 206Unpaved Footways R 565 R 596Kerbing (lm) R 850 R 897Temporary Reinstatements R 430 R 454Wayleaves processing fees, per project per suburb

R 800 R 844

Wayleave processing fee for unplanned work per suburb (emergencies)

R 800 R 844

For Re-inspection where previous inspection had failed and work was Redone

R 3 000 R 3 165

Penalty for failed reinstatements done by own agent

R 12 000 R 12 660

Legal a) For every A4 photocopy R 7,10 R 7, 50b) For every A4 printed copy in electronic or machine-readable format

R 4,25 R 4, 50

c) For a copy in a computer-readable form on

i) stiffy discii) compact disc

R 15,60 R 16, 50

d) I) For a transcription of visual imagesii) For a copy of a visual image

R 50 R 53

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Standard Activity Old Tariff New Tariff

e) I) For a transcription of an Audio Record per pageii) For a copy of an Audio Record

R 155

R 50

R 164

R 53

Traffic CountsExisting Counts (Per Set) R 955 R 1 007Existing Traffic Signal Plans R 185 R 195New Intersection Counts R 4 575 R 4 827New Link Volume Counts R 2 135 R 2 252

Tender DocumentsUp to a million one year contract

R 270 R 285

Up to a million two year contract

R 510 R 538

> R1 million R 790 R 833Capital Projects R 1 310 R 1 382Security Closure Administration Cost (Main Gate)

R 13, 570 R 14 316

Security Closure Administration Cost (Additional Gate)

R 800 R 844

Security Closure Administration Cost (Main Gate) – Renewal after two years

R 8 140 R 8 588

Security Closure Administration Cost (Additional Gate) – Renewal after two years

R 480 R 506

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ANNEXURE 12

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SERVICES

The following charges inclusive of VAT will be effective from the 1 July 2019.

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

1 VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT CHARGESa. Fire appliance or specialist vehicle per hour or part thereof, for any type of call out incident.

R 729.22 R 775.50 R 818.15

b. Service vehicle per hour or part thereof, for any callout incident.

R 285.39 R 303.60 R 320.30

c. Fire appliance or specialised vehicle hired out for any purpose other than incident attendance per hour or part thereof (Pre-contracted and paid in advance).

R 1,085.40 R 1,154.20 R 1,217.68

d. Service vehicle hired out for any purpose other than incident attendance, per hour or part thereof (Pre-contracted and paid in advance).

R 314.61 R 334.00 R 352.37

e. Equipment of a general or specialised nature hired out for any purpose other than incident attendance per hour or part thereof, per item (Pre-contracted and paid in advance).

R 171.91 R 192.80 R 203.40

f. Recharging of compressed air cylinders paid in advance.

R 128.09 R 136.30 R 143.80

g. Hiring of lecture / recreation facilities per day or part thereof paid in advance.

R 1,786.52 R 1,899.70 R 2,004.18

h. Service vehicle hired out for Fire Safety – Special Event standby, per vehicle, per day. (Pre-contracted and paid in advance)

R 200.00 R 212.80 R 224.50

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TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

2 Personnel chargesa. Officers and staff at any type of callout incident including standby duties per person, per hour or part thereof.

R 314.61 R 363.30 R 383.28

b. Officers and staff required in attendance i.r.o. hired out vehicle and / or equipment per person, per hour or part thereof (Pre-contracted and paid in advanced)

R 314.61 R 334.60 R 353.00

c. Consultation fees for professional services i.r.o Disaster Management, PIER and Fire Safety per our or part thereof

R 456.18 R 485.20 R 513.00

d. Events Medical Standby – Officers and staff required in attendance i.r.o. hired out vehicles and/or equipment per person, per hour or part thereof. (pre-contracted and paid in advance)(i) Basic life support R 159.00 R 169.20 R 178.51(ii) Intermediate Life support R 190.10 R 202.20 R 213.32(iii) Advanced Life support R 333.50 R 354.70 R 374.21(iv) Doctor R 477.00 R 507.30 R 535.20

3 DocumentsFees payable in advance and not refundable in the event that no records are found. Requests for duplicate documentation will be charged at the same tariff as original documents.a. Incident reports on request (All incident types, fire, medical special service etc. Reprint or duplicate of original as may be indicated, paid in advance)

R 100.00 R 106.50 R 112.36

b. Post-incident report on request (All incident types, paid in advance). If report is less than one year

R 220.23 R 234.30 R 247.19

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TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

c. Post-incident report on request (All incident types paid in advance) if report is older than one year

R 597.76 R 635.80 R 670.77

d. Provisional Fire Report requested less than one year from date of incident.

R 157.30 R 167.40 R 176.61

e. Provisional Fire Report – Requested between one and three years from date of incident.

R 235.96 R 251.00 R 264.81

f. Provisional Fire Report requested more than 3 years from date of incident.

R 550.56 R 585.40 R 617.60

4 Consumablesa. Costs of all materials used plus 10% as an administration charge

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE Conditions

5 FLAMMABLE SUBSTANCES AND DANGEROUS GOODS –ANNUAL REGISTRATIONSAll fees are payable in advanceAll registration certificates and permits are renewable annually, application for renewal should be submitted 30 days before certificate/permit expiry date and the proof of payment of the applicable fee should be submitted before certificate/permit expiry date or certificate/permit will lapse on expiry date and restoration fee will become payable.All relevant application forms are available from the City of Johannesburg Emergency Services – Fire Safety Section

If a registration certificate/permit is refused, remedial steps must be taken within 14 days by the applicant in order for the re-inspection to be free of charge and to ensure the issuing of the relevant certificate or permit. Failing which, the prescribed tariff will again be payable.

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Premises requiring additional registrations during registered year due to alterations or additions -a) If more than six months is left on the current registration, no additional registration fee is payable, only the fee applicable in 7.1 will be levied for the inspection and the original expiry date will remain.b)If less than six months is left on the current registration, an additional registration fee is payable based only on the new work, no fee applicable in 7.1 will be levied for the inspection but the original expiry date will remain. a. Inspection and issue of Registration Certificate per premises1. Bulk flammable liquids storage (CLASS 1, 2, 3)

TARIFF 2016/17

TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

170001 Litres - and above R 4,071.70

170001 Litres - 800 Kilolitre R 2,873.05 R 3,054.79 Replaced with simplified tariff

801 - 1600 Kilolitre R 3,015.74 R 3,206.60 "

1601 - 2400 Kilolitre R 3,143.83 R 3,342.90 "

2401 - 3200 Kilolitre R 3,303.38 R 3,512.40 "

3201 - 4000 Kilolitre R 3,387.65 R 3,602.10 "

4001 - 4800 Kilolitre R 3,552.82 R 3,777.60 "

4801 - 6000 Kilolitre R 3,558.44 R 3,783.70 "

6001 - 8000 Kilolitre R 4,830.36 R 5,135.90 "

8001 - Kilolitre above R 5,002.27 R 5,318.80 "

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2. Bulk liquefied Petroleum Gas (Class 0) TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

80001 Litres - and above R 3,615.60

80001 Litres - 100 Kilolitre R 2,786.53 R 2,962.90 Replaced with simplified tariff

101 - 150 Kilolitre R 2,973.05 R 3,163.30 "

151 - 200 Kilolitre R 3,158.44 R 3,358.40 "

201 - 250 Kilolitre R 3,187.65 R 3,389.30 "

251 - 300 Kilolitre R 3,515.74 R 3,738.20 "

301 - Kilolitre above R3 715.30 R 3,950.40 "

Restoration of lapsed registration certificate fee for bulk – fee payable for each year or part thereof that registration certificates were not renewed, plus current registration fees.

Fee equal to 1.5 times

current annual fee.


current annual fee.

b. Per Spray Booth / Spray Room/Spray cabinet

R 714.61 R 760.00 R 801.80

- For the first Spray Booth / Spray Room. R 378.65 R 402.80 Replaced with one Tariff

- For each subsequent Spray Booth / Spray Room an additional.

R 128.09 R 136.30 "

Premises with flammable liquid store and spray booth/spray room- The Tariff for Flammable Liquids (5c) will apply plus R ------ per Spray Booth / Spray Room.

R 128.09 R 136.30 "

Maximum amount chargeable in terms of 5.b R 1,343.83 R 1,428.90 "

c. The Storage Handling and use.

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1.Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Class 0) TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

0-500 litres (0-268Kg) R 760.00 R 801.80501- 3000 litres (268Kg-1612Kg) R 916.00 R 966.389001 - 67500 litres (1613Kg - 36290Kg) R 1,235.00 R 1,302.9367501 - 80000 liters (26290Kg - 43010Kg) R 1,413.00 R 1,490.72

0 - 800 Litres R 714.61 R 760.00 Replaced with simplified tariff

801 -1200 Litres R 765.17 R 813.70 "

1201 - 3000 Litres R 957.31 R 1,018.00 "

3001- 9000 Litres R 1,100.00 R 1,169.80 "

9001- 67500 Litres R 1,222.48 R 1,299.90 "

67501 - 80 000 litres R 1,329.22 R 1,413.40 "

2. Flammable Liquids (Class 1, 2, 3) TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

0- 1500 Litres R 714.61 R 760.00 R 801.80

1501- 3000 Litres R 829.22 R 881.70 R 930.19

3001- 9000 Litres R 943.82 R 1,003.80 R 1,059.01

9001- 23000 Litres R 1,035.96 R 1,101.60 R 1,162.19

23001-46000 Litres R 1,186.52 R 1,261.60 R 1,330.99

46001 Litres – 170 Kilolitres R 1,322.48 R 1,406.30 R 1,483.65

d. Restoration of lapsed registration certificate - fee payable for each year, or part thereof that registration certificate were not renewed, plus current registration fees

R 380.90 Fee equal to 1.5 times

current annual fee.


current annual fee.

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e. Inspection of Vehicle and issuing of Transport Permit of Hazardous MaterialsTruck tracker only R 457.31 R 486.40 R 513.15

1. Flammable Liquids TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

0-1500 Litres R 707.87 R 752.80 R 794.20

1501-3000 Litres R 829.22 R 881.70 R 930.19

3001- 9000 Litres R 943.82 R 1,003.80 R 1,059.01

9001- 23000 Litres R 957.31 R 1,018.00 R 1,073.99

23001 –46000 Litres R 1,265.17 R 1,345.30 R 1,419.29

46001 Litres and above R 1,343.83 R 1,428.90 R 1,507.49

2. Hazardous Substances TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

0- 500 kilogram R 707.87 R 752.80 R 794.20

501-1500 Kilogram R 829.22 R 881.70 R 930.19

1501- 3000 Kilogram R 943.82 R 1,003.80 R 1,059.01

3001- 5000 Kilogram R 1,071.91 R 1,139.80 R 1,202.49

5001-9000 Kilogram R 1,222.48 R 1,299.90 R 1,371.39

9001 Kilogram and above R 1,343.83 R 1,428.90 R 1,507.49

f. Restoration of lapsed transport permit-fee payable for each year or part thereof that transport permit were not renewed plus current fees.

R 360.68 Fee equal to 1.5 times

annual fee.

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g. Issuing of duplicate certificate or permit and change of details not requiring re-inspection.

New R 150.00 R 158.25

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE CONDITIONS

6 SUPPORTING OF PLANSAll fees are payable in advanceFlammable liquids and Hazardous substances plan fees will be payable for each assessment. (i.e. Where plans are not supported, the prescribed fees will again become payable)All supported flammable liquid plans qualify for 2 initial inspections to a maximum of 2 hours total, this may be spread over a maximum of 2 inspections, and thereafter inspection fees as per 7.1 will be applicable.Building plan fees include consultations and inspections to a maximum of the amount of hours in total as indicated, thereafter Consultations and Inspection Fees as per 6.a. and 7.1 will be applicable.

a. Flammable Liquids and Hazardous Substances

1.Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Class 0) TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

0- 800 Litres R 142.70 R 151.80 R 160.15

801- 1200 Litres R 214.61 R 228.30 R 240.86

1201- 3000 Litres R 271.91 R 289.30 R 305.21

3001- 9000 Litres R 350.56 R 372.80 R 393.30

9001- 67500 Litres R 414.61 R 441.00 R 465.26

67501Litres- and above R 485.40 R 516.20 R 544.59

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2. Flammable Liquids (Class 1, 2, 3) 0- 1500 Litres R 142.70 R 151.80 R 160.15

1501- 3000 Litres R 214.61 R 228.30 R 240.86

3001-9000 Litres R 271.91 R 289.30 R 305.21

9001- 23000 Litres R 350.56 R 372.80 R 393.30

23001- 46000 Litres R 414.61 R 437.00 R 461.04

46001 Litres - and above R 471.91 R 501.90 R 529.50

3. Flammable Liquid Store and Spray Booth / Spray Room

R2.43 per m2 R2.60 per m2 R2.75 per m2

Minimum fee applicable to 6.a.3 R 404.95 R 430.70 R 454.39

4. Site layout – piping only. R 300.00 R 319.20 R 336.76

b. Rational Designs and Building Plans

1.Building Plans (Including rational design and assessments)

TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

a. 1- 10000m2 (including 2 hrs consultations/inspections)


b. 10001- 15000m2 (including 2 hrs consultations/inspections


c. 15001- 20000m2 (including 2hrs consultations/inspections


d. 20001- 25000m2 (Including 3 hrs consultations/Inspections)


e. 25001- 30000m2 (including 3 hrs consultations/inspections)


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f. 30001- 35000m2 (including 3 hrs consultations/inspections


g. 35001- 40000m2 (including 3 hrs consultations/inspections)


h. 40001- 45000m2 (Including 4 hrs consultations/Inspections)


i. 45001- 50000m2 (including 4 hrs consultations/inspections)


j. 50001- and above m2 (including 4 hrs consultations/inspections)


k. Minimum fee applicable to 6.b.1 R 404.50 R 430.10 R 453.76

TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

a. 1- 10000m2 R2.77 per m2 R2.96 per m2 Tariffs now included

aboveb. 10001- 15000m2 R2.41 per m2 R2.58 per m2 "

c. 15001- 20000m2 R2.03 per m2 R2.17 per m2 "

d. 20001- 25000m2 R2.01 per m2 R2.15 per m2 "

e. 25001- 30000m2 R1.86 per m2 R1.99 per m2 "

f. 30001- 35000m2 R1.75 per m2 R1.88 per m2 "

g. 35001- 40000m2 R1.61 per m2 R1.73 per m2 "

h. 40001- 45000m2 R1.46 per m2 R1.56 per m2 "

i. 45001- 50000m2 R1.21 per m2 R1.30 per m2

j. 50001- and above m2 R1.07 per m2 R1.14 per m2 "

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3. Site Development Plan R 300.00 R 319.20 R 336.764. Partition Layout Plan or addendum per Floor or Tenant

R 300.00 R 319.20 R 336.76

5.Assessment of additional sets as previously supported

TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

a. Building Plans R 757.31 R 805.20 R 849.49b. Rational Design R 1,100.00 R 1,169.90 R 1,234.24

6. Consultancy fees- discussions rate per hour or part thereof

Conditions

All fees are payable in advance. Where uncertainty exist regarding the time required for the inspection, an initial fee for 1 hour will be levied, any additional fees will be payable before the release of any certificate/permit/letter.

TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

a. Building Plans, Rational Design, Site Development plans, etc.

R 457.31 R 486.25 R 512.99

b. Rational Design R 457.31 R 486.25 Combined above

c. Site Development R 457.31 R 486.25 Combined above

7. Charges for inspection (rate per hour or part thereof)

Conditions

All fees are payable in advance. Where uncertainty exist regarding the time required for the inspection, an initial fee for 1 hour will be levied, any additional fees will be payable before the release of any certificate/permit/letter.Where requirements are given, remedial steps must be taken within 14 days by the applicant in order for the re-inspection to be free of charge and to ensure the issuing of the relevant certificate/permit/letter. Failing which, the tariffs prescribed will again be payable.

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7.1 Inspection (Per hout or part thereoff) TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

a. All requested inspections relating to General work, Fireworks display or storage, Health or Business permits, Storage and use of Flammable substances and Dangerous Goods internal or external not dealt with otherwise, Fire Clearances and Certificates of Fitness etc.

R 352.90

a. General inspection requested R 300.00 R 319.20 Tariff replaced by one tarif above

b. Fire Works Display / Storage R 314.61 R 334.50 "

c. Fire safety compliance for business licence application

R 314.61 R 334.50 "

d. Fire safety compliance for Health permit application

R 314.61 R 334.50 "

e. Warehouses / storage of dangerous goods internal or external

R314.61 R 334.50 "

f. Flammable substance and dangerous goods.

R 314.61 R 334.50 "

g. Certificate of fitness – Event venue R 314.62 R 334.50 "

7.2 Additional Inspection (Rate per hour or part thereof)a. General Inspection R 314.61 R 334.50 "

b. Fire Works Display / Storage R 314.61 R 334.50 "

c. Business Licences R 314.61 R 334.50 "

d. Health permit R 314.61 R 334.50 "

e. Warehouse / Storage of Dangerous Goods Internal or External

R 314.61 R 334.50 "

f. Flammable substance and Dangerous Goods

R 314.61 R 334.50 "

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g. Certificate of fitness – Event venue R 314.61 R 334.50 "

8. Permission to hold event/ Event certificate of fitness- Permanent and Temporary Structurea. Public attendance1 - 1000 R 557.31 R 592.60 R 625.19

1001 - 5000 R 735.96 R 782.50 R 825.54

5001 - 10000 R 929.22 R 988.00 R 1,042.34

10001 - 30000 R 1,114.61 R 1,185.10 R 1,250.28

30001 - 50000 R 1,301.13 R 1,383.40 R 1,459.49

50001 - 100000 R 1,486.52 R 1,580.55 R 1,667.48

100001 - and above R 1,858.43 R 1,976.00 R 2,084.68

9. Issuing of duplicate certificate, permit, letter or change of details not requiring re-inspection for work charged for according to 7.1 or 8

New R 150.00 R 158.25


TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

7 TRAINING ACADEMY1. Item / Course1.1. Fire extinguisher course R 571.91 R 608.10 R 641.551.2. One day course R 879.78 R 935.40 R 986.851.3. One day premium course R 1,430.00 R 1,520.45 R 1,604.071.4. 3-day course R 1,115.73 R 1,186.30 R 1,251.551.5. 3 Day premium course R 1,652.60 R 1,757.10 R 1,853.741.6. Fire Marshal course R 1,115.73 R 1,186.30 R 1,251.551.7. Fire Marshal premium course R1 652.60 R 1,757.10 R 1,853.741.8. Fire officer 1 R 1,900.00 R 2,004.50 R 2,114.751.9. Forty hour course unspecified R 1,335.96 R 1,420.50 R 1,498.631.10. Fire-fighter one R 12,205.67 12,977.60 R 13,691.371.11. Fire-fighter two R 6,633.73 7,053.30 R 7,441.23

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1.12. Fire Instructor 1 R 4,000.001.13. First aid level 1 R 1,214.61 1,291.40 R 1,362.431.14. First aid level 1 premium R1 845.86 R 1,962.60 R 2,070.541.15. First aid level 2 R 1,357.31 R 1,443.20 R 1,522.581.16. First aid level 2 premium R1 880.86 R 1,999.80 R 2,109.791.17. First aid level 3 R 3,287.65 R 3,495.60 R 3,687.861.18. Occupational health and safety representative

R 1,214.61 R 1,291.40 R 1,362.43

1.19. Occupational health and safety representative premium

R1 745.86 R 1,856.30 R 1,958.40

1.20. Occupational health and safety legislative

R 1,714.61 R 1,823.10 R 1,923.37

1.21. HIRA R1 378.00 R 1,465.20 R 1,545.791.22. HIRA premium R2 014.00 R 2,141.40 R 2,259.181.23. First aid refresher course R 879.78 R 935.40 R 986.851.24. Ambulance emergency attendant R 44,349.62 R 47,154.60 R 49,748.101.25. Critical care attendant refresher course R 3,287.65 R 3,495.60 R 3,687.861.26. Aviation health care provider course R 1,335.96 R 1,420.50 R 1,498.631.27. Self-contained breathing apparatus R 6,895.53 R 7,331.65 R 7,734.891.28. Hazmat operations course R 3,937.09 R 4,186.10 R 4,416.341.29. Hazmat Technician R 11,433.75 R 12,156.90 R 12,825.531.30. Pumps course R 7,074.19 R 7,521.60 R 7,935.291.31. Aerial appl course R 8,112.39 R 8,625.50 R 9,099.901.32. Incident command course R 1,131.47 R 1,203.00 R 1,269.171.33. High angle 1 course R 2,421.36 R 2,574.50 R 2,716.101.34. High angle 2 course R 4,103.39 R 4,362.90 R 4,602.861.35. Introduction to motor vehicle rescue course

R 928.09 R 986.80 R 1,041.07

1.36. Motor vehicle rescue course R 3,835.97 R 4,078.60 R 4,302.921.37. Confined space rescue course R 1,996.64 R 2,122.90 R 2,239.661.38. Industrial & agric rescue R 1,037.08 R 1,102.70 R 1,163.351.39. Trench collapse course R 4,150.58 R 4,413.10 R 4,655.821.40. Skippers licences - category R R 1,714.61 R 1,823.10 R 1,923.371.41. Structural collapse course R 15,234.29 R 16,197.80 R 17,088.681.42. Swift water rescue course R 4,465.19 R 4,747.60 R 5,008.721.43. Driver training course R 5,203.39 R 5,532.50 R 5,836.79

COURSES AWAITING ACCREDITATION

1.44 Fire officer 2 R 2,750.00 R 2,901.251.45 Fire Department incident Safety Officer R 2,900.00 R 3,059.501.46 Public information Officer R 1,300.00 R 1,371.501.47 Fire and Life Safety Educator 1 R 1,800.00 R 1,899.00

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1.48 Fire and Life Safety Educator 2 R 2,350.00 R 2,479.251.49 Fire investigator 1 R 1,850.00 R 1,951.751.50 Fire investigator 2 R 2,100.00 R 2,215.50

2. Request of Informationa. Duplicate certificate on request. (All certificates issued departmentally, accredited training, all general certificates or permits, paid in advance)

R 157.30 R 167.30 R 176.50

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE Conditions8 General application principles

8.1 Rebate8.1.1 If the service is utilised for a building used exclusively for residential purposes, (H4 only) the Executive Head may, in his / her sole discretion, limit the total amount payable in respect of 1(a), (b), 2(a), 3(a), & (b), to the maximum of R 3000,00. In addition that further discretion be exercised where the informal or poor areas are concerned and have the authority to cancel or reduce an account where such request is received.

8.1.2 The fees payable in terms of 1(a), (b), 2(a), 3(a) & (b) do not apply to veldt fires on vacant even within the area of Jurisdiction

8.1.3 The fees payable in terms of 1(a), (b), 2(a), 3(a) & (b) apply neither to Humanitarian services, Extrication rescue, General rescue nor Animal rescue, except where extrication rescue cost on National roads can reasonably be recovered from National Department of Transport.

8.2 exclusions8.2.1 In some instances a Fire Service is rendered by means of exhibits and parades at various Institutions and functions. These services are in most cases regarded as promotion, awareness and training, thus not charged for.

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8.2.2 Joint exercises with other Emergency Services / Institutions are not charged.8.2.3 Incident reports, post-fire inspection reports, cause determination reports or generic inspection reports, requested and supplied to Government agencies will not be charged the tariff in terms of 3(a) -(f).

8.3 hiring out of vehicle / equipment8.3.1 The Executive Head may make vehicle / equipment available for hire under condition that if required elsewhere, such vehicle / equipment be withdrawn forthwith

8.3.2 The tariff under 1©, (d), (e) & 2 (b) be paid advance before making such equipment available. 8.3.3 That the prescribed indemnity etc be completed and signed.

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE ConditionsGeneral application principles8.4 documentation / information8.4.1 All duplicate certificate requests payable in advance.8.5 general 8.5.1 All time and tariff calculations are taken from time of departure to time of return.8.5.2 Discretionary or authority exercise, if any, in terms of 9.1.1 & 9.2.1 be reported to council quarterly. 8.5.3 Training: All courses, which are five days and longer, candidates to pay extra books and hand-outs.

8.5.4 Extra fees for the following: TARIFF 2017/18

TARIFF 2018/19

TARIFF 2019/20

a. Breakfast R 42.00 R 44.70 R 47.16

b. Lunch R 90.00 R 95.70 R 100.96

c. Tea / Coffee R 12.72 R 13.50 R 14.24

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8.5.5 Refunds for fees already paid for are subject to the approval of the Executive head.8.5.6 Any unspecified or new training courses will be based on the market related tariffs subject to approval of the Executive Head.

8.5.7 Inspect of 1© above this service is subject to the approval of the Executive Head.

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ANNEXURE 13

DETERMINATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CHARGES

In terms of Sections 17(3)(a)(ii) and 22(a)(i)and (ii) of the Local Government : Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003, (Act 56 of 2003) and Sections 21, 21A (1) and 75A(3)(a)(b) and (c) of the Local Government Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has in terms of Sections 11(3)(i) and 75A(1) and (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act 2000 (Act 32 of 2000), as amended, read with Section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government : Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), amended its Tariffs of Charges for Environmental Health Services with effect from 1 July 2019.

The following charges shall be effective from 1 July 2019.

Service Recommended Tariff

1 Application to conduct a business of: R

(a) Food from a fixed premises 845.00

(b) Vending Food 272.00

(c) Escort agencies, night clubs, massage parlours and adult clubs

4,203.00

(d) Other licences in terms of Schedule 1 of the Act 845.00

2 Issuing of a duplicate licence 150.00

3 The provision of reasons by the Licensing Authority

272.00

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4 Amendment of a License issued 150.005 Amendment of a condition on the endorsements to

an issued licence 194.00

6 Copies of a document per page 2.007 Re-inspection of a food premises for the removal of

a prohibition1,345.00

8 Issuing of an export certificate for foodstuffs 1,345.009 Sampling and analysis of bore holes intended for human consumption

1,3455.00

10 Sampling and analysis of a communal swimming pool

534.00

11 Issuing of a permit for a service to remove human excrement

823.00

12 Issuing of a permit for the installation of a sewer works

823.00

13 Issuing of a permit for the conducting of an offensive trade

823.00

14 Issuing of a permit for the conducting of a hairdressing, beauty and/or cosmetology service

823.00

15 Issuing of a permit for the conducting of an informal hairdressing, beauty and/or cosmetology service

272.00

16 Issuing of a permit to conduct an accommodation establishment

1,390.00

17 Issuing of a permit to conduct a nursing home used for maternity, medical and surgical purposes

3,458.00

18 Issuing of a permit to conduct a child care service 823.00

19 Issuing of a permit for the keeping of poultry 823.00

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20 Issuing of a permit for the keeping of rabbits 823.00

21 Issuing of a permit to conduct a dog kennel or cattery

823.00

22 Issuing of a permit to keep a dangerous animal 823.00

23 Issuing of a permit to keep bees 823.00

24 Issuing of a permit to conduct a Children’s Home 823.00

25 Impoundment of Cattle, Horses, Mules, Donkeys and other large Animals

323.00

26 Impoundment of Dogs, cats and other small pets 172.00

27 Impoundment of Goats, Sheep and other similar sized Animals

255.00

28 Impoundment of Pigs 206.00

29 Impoundment of Poultry 133.00

30 Impoundment of Wild Animals 317.00

31 Daily Holding Tariff for Cattle, Horses, Mules, Donkeys and other large Animals

122.00

32 Daily Holding Tariff for Dogs, Cats and other small Pets

95.00

33 Daily Holding Tariff for Goats, Sheep and other similar sized Animals

95.00

34 Daily Holding Tariff for Pigs 95.00

35 Daily Holding Tariff for Poultry 78.00

36 Daily Holding Tariff for Wild Animals 133.00

37 Issuing of Destruction of Food Certificates 823.00

38 Vacant properties – Per transaction after referral to contractor for cleaning where owner has failed to adhere to notice.

1,117.00

39 Erection of “no dumping” signs 3,302.00

40 Issuing of a permit to keep dogs 823.00

41 Issuing of a permit to keep cats 823.00

42 Issuing of a permit to introduce Milk and/or Milk products into the Municipal area for human consumption

823.00

43 Cutting of grass, undergrowth, weeds, and/ or vegetation to a maximum height of 150mm above ground level per m2, which shall include the shredding of grass to the satisfaction of the

R 0.95 per m2

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Council 44 Cutting of reeds to a maximum height of 150mm

above ground level per m2, which shall include the shredding or removal thereof to the satisfaction of the Council.

R 8.62 per m2

45 Pruning of a tree, which shall include the removal of the resultant spoils to the satisfaction of the Council.

R578.00 per tree

46 Cutting of a tree to ground level, which shall include the removal of the resultant spoils to the satisfaction of the Council.

R7,022.00 per tree

47 Cutting of shrubs to ground level, which shall include the removal of the resultant spoils to the satisfaction of the Council.

R139.00 per shrub

48 Removal of waste material to the satisfaction of the Council per 1000 kg or part thereof

R506.00 per 1000 kg or part thereof

49 Cutting of grass, undergrowth, weeds, and/ or vegetation to a maximum height of 150mm above ground level, which shall include the shredding of grass and the removal of waste material to the satisfaction of the Council at vacant stands as indicated below:

Property size of 0 – 499m2 including up to 2000kg waste





Removal of waste in excess of 2000Kg on any of the above properties to be done on quotation basis ito Item 48 above.

Properties exceeding 4000m2 to be cleaned ito Items 43 and 48 above

R1,484

R1, 969

R2, 913

R3, 842

R4, 832

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ANNEXURE 14

TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR JOHANNESBURG CITY PARKS and ZOO

Tariffs from 01J 2019 to 30 June 2020

* TARIFFS INCLUSIVE OF A CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS THE PLANTING OF A MEMORIAL TREE BY JCP and ZOO

2018-19 Vat inclusive (R)Current

2019 – 2020Vat inclusive (R) Recommended

2020-2021Vat inclusive (R) Suggested


CEMETERIES AND CREMATORIA

STANDARD ITEM TARIFFS FOR ALL CEMETERY CATEGORIES: (EFT PAYEES)

1. EXHUMATION FEE 300 317 334 351

2. CREMATIONS

Standard 1 152 1 215 1 281 1 348

Cremation fee over 120kg 1 489 1 571 1 656 1 742

Infant 474 500 527 554

3. ANATOMY MATERIAL

(per 100kg)

759 801 844 888

4. HINDU CREMATORIUM

(Admin fee charged for

archival records of

cremations taken place on

Council land)

83 88 93 98

5. BURIAL OF ASHES IN

EXISTING GRAVE

92 97 102 107

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6. AFTER HOURS FEE –

BURIALS

716 755 796 837

AFTER HOURS FEE –

CREMATIONS

(after 16h00 at any

crematorium excluding

Hindu Cremations)

716 755 796 837

7. PUBLIC HOLIDAYS FEE

(MON – FRI)

(additional to respective

tariffs)

859 906 955 1 005

8. CREMATORIUM/

CEMETERY MEMORIAL

WALL SECTION

Plaque/Niche 430 454 479 504

Plaque/No Niche 359 379 399 420

9. BOOK OF

REMEMBRANCE

(1 to 3 Lines)

135 142 150 158

10. ISSUING OF DUPLICATE

CREMATION

CERTIFICATE

68 72 76 80

11. USE OF CHAPEL PER 60

MINUTE SESSION

(excluding Lenasia

Crematorium)

605 638 672 707

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12. FEE FOR ENLARGING

OF GRAVE

339 358 377 397

FEE FOR DEEPENING

OF GRAVE

339 358 377 397

13. COMMUNITY OPERATED

AND MAINTAINED

CEMETERIES

Jewish (West Park)

Muslim (West Park and

Newclare)

50% of

prescribed

tariff

50% of

prescribed

tariff

14. NON-RESIDENT TARIFFS

FOR BURIALS (Standard

practice between

Municipalities excluding

cremations)

3 x

prescribed

tariff

3 x

prescribed

tariff

15. ERECTION OF

MEMORIALS ON

GRAVES

273 288 304 320

16. ELECTRONIC GRAVE

MARKER

205 216 228 240

17. BURIAL IN A

CONSERVATION AREA

OF A CEMETERY

Prescribed

tariff +

grave

marker

Prescribed

tariff + grave

marker

18. STANDARD RE-OPEN 408 430 453 477

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FEE FOR ALL

CEMETERIES

19. LATE BOOKING FEE 680 717 756 795

20. BURIAL IN AREA OF

HIGH PROFILE*

6 058 6 391 6 736 7 086

RESERVATION OF A

GRAVE IN AREA OF

HIGH PROFILE

3 027 3 193 3 365 3 540

BURIAL IN RESERVED

GRAVE IN AREA OF

HIGH PROFILE*

3 027 3 193 3 365 3 540

CATEGORY A:WEST PARK, BRIXTON, BRAAMFONTEIN

1. BURIAL FEE

Adult* 2 702 2 851 3 005 3 161

Child* 1 350 1 424 1 501 1 579

2. BURIAL FEE – SECOND

BURIAL

Standard Coffin 408 430 453 477

Casket Coffin 747 788 831 874

Weekend and Public

Holiday Fee – West Park

Cemetery only

Standard Coffin

Casket Coffin

1 124

1 463

1 186

1 543

1 250

1 626

1 315

1 711

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3. BURIAL OF ASHES IN A

NEW GRAVE

Adult 2 702 2 851 3 005 3 161

Child 1 350 1 424 1 501 1 579

4. RESERVATION OF A

GRAVE IN ANY SECTION

OF A CEMETERY

Adult 1 350 1 424 1 501 1 579

Child 677 714 753 792

5. BURIAL IN A RESERVED

GRAVE

Adult* 1 350 1 424 1 501 1 579

Child* 677 714 753 792

6. BURIAL IN VAULTS

(Mausolea)*

2 702 2 851 3 005 3 161

7. NON RESIDENT BURIAL

Adult 8 106 8 552 9 014 9 483

Child 4 045 4 267 4 497 4 731

CATEGORY B:ALL OTHER CEMETERIES

1. BURIAL FEE

Adult* 1 690 1 783 1 879 1 977

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Child* 846 893 941 990

2. BURIAL FEE – SECOND

BURIAL

Standard Coffin 408 430 453 477

Casket Coffin 747 788 831 874

3. BURIAL OF ASHES IN A

NEW GRAVE

Adult 1 690 1 783 1 879 1 977

Child 846 893 941 990

4. RESERVATION OF A

GRAVE IN ANY SECTION

OF A CEMETERY

Adult 846 893 941 990

Child 424 447 471 495

5. BURIAL IN RESERVED

GRAVE

Adult* 846 893 941 990

Child* 424 447 471 495

6. NON RESIDENT BURIAL

Adult 5 070 5 349 5 638 5 931

Child 2 537 2 677 2 822 2 969

7. BURIAL IN A

CONSERVATION AREA

OF A CEMETERY

(Waterval and Diepsloot)

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Adult* 1 918 2 023 2 132 2 243

Child* 1 072 1 131 1 192 1 254

USE OF PARKS, OPEN SPACE AND NATURE RESERVES

1. FILMING AND PHOTO SHOOTS

1.1 International filming (8

hours)

23 820 25 249 26 764 28 370

1.2 International filming (1-

4hours)

16 067 17 031 18 053 19 136

1.3 Corporate Advertising

Companies - Filming per

full day (8 hours)

14 929 15 825 16 775 17 782

1.4 Corporate Advertising

Companies - Filming per

half day (up to 4 hours)

8 026 8 508 9 018 9 559

1.5 Low budget film shoots

and music videos (8 hours)

3 782 4 009 4 250 4 505

1.6 Low budget film shoots (4

hours)

3 394 3 598 3 814 4 043

1.7 NGO’s and other non-profit

organisations filming

companies (reduction to

increase growth in market)

1 629 1 727 1 831 1 941

1.8 Wedding photos 550 583 618 655

1.9 General photo shoots

(under 50 people)

204 216 229 243

131





1.1

0

General Photo shoots (51

plus)

550 583 618 655

1.1

1

Corporate and

International: Above tariffs

are subject to a refundable

deposit, subject to terms

and conditions as set out

in the indemnity:

International

9 528 10 010 10 611 11 248

1.1

2

Refundable deposits for

NGO’s

4 232 4 486 4 755 5 040

1.1

3

Refundable deposit 40% of

fees

40% of fees 40% of

fees

40% of fees

2. EVENTS AND GATHERINGS

2.1 Informal events (20 but

less than 100) - schools,

welfare and individual –

weekdays

612 649 688 729

2.2 Informal events (20 but

less than 100) - schools,

welfare and individual –

weekends

1 798 1 906 2 020 2 141

2.3 Informal events 100 – 500,

schools, welfare and

individuals – weekdays

and weekends

2 065 2 189 2 320 2 459

2.4 Flea markets and

exhibitions – weekends

and public holidays

4 163 4 413 4 678 4 959

2.5 Informal events –

132





excluding Executive Lapas – organised picnics, pony rides, school outings, weddings, etc. exceeding 20 persons

Weekdays, weekends and

public holidays

2 084 2 209 2 342 2 483

Refundable deposits 40% of

fees

40% of fees 40% of

fees

40% of fees

LAPAS AND BRAAI AREAS

1. BRAAI AREA AND LAPA (opposite braai area)

(Weekends and public

holidays)

3 694 3 916 4 151 4 400

(Weekdays) 2 587 2 742 2 907 3 081

Executive Lapas

(weekends)

5 526 5 858 6 209 6 582

Executive Lapa

(weekdays)

4 175 4 426 4 692 4 974

Refundable deposit 2 000 2 120 2 247 2 382

2. PIONEER PARK MUSICAL FOUNTAINS

Upper Executive

Conference Facility

133





Full day from 08h00 –

17h00

6 678 7 079 7 504 7 954

Half day from 08h00 –

Lunch time

4 007 4 247 4 502 4 772

Outside area only 4 676 4 957 5 254 5 569

Display of fountains only 13 102 13 888 14 721 15 604

Refundable deposit 5 000 5 300 5 618 5 955

JOHANNESBURG BOTANICAL GARDEN

Exchange of vows and

photo shoot only (setting

up in the morning 1 - 4

hours)

3 394 3 598 3 814 4 043

Whole ceremony (set up

day before or morning –

05h00 – 18h00)

4 752 5 037 5 339 5 659

Refundable deposit Vows:

R1 000

Ceremony:

R2 000

Vows:

R1 000

Ceremony:

R2 000

Vows:

R1 000

Ceremony:

R2 000

Vows:

R1 000

Ceremony:

R2 000

OTHER UNFENCED PARKS / OPEN PARKS FOR WEDDINGS




hours)

1 222 1 295 1 373 1 455



1 902 2 016 2 137 2 265

134





05h00 – 18h00)

Marquee for funeral

services/open space

567 601 637 675


fees

40 % of fees 40% of

fees

40% of fees

OTHER FENCED AREAS / CLOSED PARKS FOR WEDDINGS




hours)

2 811 2 980 3 159 3 349



05h00 – 18h00)

4 075 4 320 4 579 4 854


fees

40% of fees 40% of

fees

40% of fees

ZOO VENUES

1. Old Elephant House full

day fee

5 916 6 271 6 610 6 954

Old elephant House half

day fee

2 809 2 978 3 139 3 302

2. AngloGold Ashanti

Conference venue full day

fee

6 888 7 301 7 695 8 095

AngloGold Ashanti 3 932 4 168 4 393 4 621

135





Conference venue half day

fee

3. Bandstand (plus group

entrance fee pp)

4 834 5 124 5 401 5 682

4. Cheetah Slopes (plus

group entrance fee pp)

4 834 5 124 5 401 5 682

5. Centenary Lawn (plus


4 834 5 124 5 401 5 682

6. Tree of Light Lawn (plus


4 834 5 124 5 401 5 682

7. Meerkat Lawn (plus group

entrance fee pp)

1 685 1 786 1 882 1 980

8. AngloGold Ashanti Lapa

(plus group entrance fee

pp)

1 685 1 786 1 882 1 980

9. Jungle Gym (plus group

entrance fee pp)

1 685 1 786 1 882 1 980

10. Animals of the Amazon

Exhibit (plus group

entrance fee pp)

3 174 3 364 3 546 3 730

11. Open areas exceeding 20

persons (plus group

entrance fee pp)

1 183 1 254 1 322 1 391

12. Team building (50 or less) 371 393 414 436

13. Team building (51 or more) 318 337 355 373

14. Group entrance fee

included in points 3 – 11

above per person

22 23 24 25

15. Refundable deposit 1 000 1 060 1 117 1 175

136





LARGE EVENTS

1. MUSIC FESTIVALS,

CLASSIC AND ROCK

FESTIVALS/CONCERTS.

PERFORMING ARTS

AND CULTURAL

FESTIVALS EXCEEDING

500 PERSONS (including

maintenance and cleaning)

Fees for set-up of concerts

and festivals will be to a

maximum of R10 000.00

per day

1 Day (501 - 3000) 112 925 112 925 119 023 125 212

1 day (3001 – 15 000+) for

allocated parks as listed on

website

159 000 159 000 167 586 176 300

Per day for 2 days (501 – 3

000)

64 339 64 339 67 813 71 339

Per day for 2 days (3 001 –

15 000+)

72 504 72 504 76 419 80 393

Per day for 3 days (501 – 3

000)

51 428 51 428 54 205 57 024

Per day for 3 days (3 001 –

15 000+)

58 736 58 736 61 908 65 127

137





Booking in advance for

date reserving for the

above category (Details of

refund in case of

cancellation will be on the

contract to be signed

74 200 74 200 78 207 82 274

2. MANUFACTURING,

CORPORATE AND

COMMERCIAL

LAUNCHES AND

EXHIBITIONS (per day)

36 955 36 955 38 951 40 976

Setting up and vacating

tariff per day (may

increase in flagship facility

at the discretion of the MD

or nominee)

3 211 3 404 3 608 3 824

3. EVENTS RELATED OPEN

SPACE PARKING (per

day): Park and Ride

17 416 18 461 19 569 20 743

Individual parking requests

(up to 50 vehicles)

1 060 1 124 1 191 1 262

CATEGORY C:

EVENTS WHERE NO

FEES ARE CHARGED

Informal events –

excluding Executive Lapas

– organised picnics, pony

0 0 0 0

138





rides, school outings,

weddings, etc. not

exceeding 20 persons

BOOKINGS AND RESERVATIONS

Facility

Reservation/Booking Fee

(No JOC approval

required)

523 554 587 622

Facility

Reservation/Booking Fee

(JOC approval required)

1 255 1 330 1 410 1 495

Non-refundable Booking

Administration Fee

183 194 206 218

Entrance Fees for

reserves, botanical

gardens and conservation

areas

25 27 29 31

Discounted tariff for CoJ

and Municipal Entities

20% off of

normal

fees

20% off of

normal fees

20% off of

normal

fees

20% off of

normal fees

WAIVING OF FACILITY

HIRING FEES

R10 000.00 and

less

More than

EM: BD

MD/MD

nominee

discretion

EM: BD

MD/MD

nominee

discretion

EM: BD

MD/MD

nominee

discretion

EM: BD

MD/MD

nominee

discretion

139





R10 000.00

2018-19 Vat

inclusive (R)

2019-20 Vat

inclusive (R)



JOHANNESBURG ZOO

Gate fees = paying at the zoo

itself

Discounted fee for paying

online

Adult gate fees 90 100 110 120

Children gate fees 55 60 65 70

Senior citizens gate fees 55 60 65 70

Students weekdays only –

require student card

60 65 75 80

School Groups (per person) 38 40 45 50

People differently abled 40 45 50 55

Welfare Groups (per person)

*weekdays only

40 45 50 55

Zoo Trot 60 65 70 75

Conservation Walks 65 70 75 80

140

2018-19 Vat

inclusive (R)

2019-20 Vat

inclusive (R)



External Walks

Group entrance fee per person 22 23 24 25

Venue hire 3 000 3 300 3 630 3 993

Annual passes - adults 745 820 900 990

Annual passes - adults VIP 990 1 090 1 200 1 320

Annual passes - children 455 500 550 600

Annual passes - children VIP 610 670 730 800

Annual passes - pensioners 455 500 550 600

Annual passes - pensioners

VIP

610 670 730 800

Annual passes for family of 4

limited to 6 entrees per year

1 000 1 100 1 210 1 330

Parking: cars and mini vans

(0%)

15 15 15 15

Parking: buses (30 – 120

seaters) (0%)

25 25 25 25

ZOO ACTIVITIES: inclusive of

entry fees

Ferry Tour 15 – 20 people

21 – 34 people

35 plus

110

100

85

120

110

95

130

120

105

140

130

115

Behind The Scenes Tour: Flat

rate

105 115 125 135

141

2018-19 Vat

inclusive (R)

2019-20 Vat

inclusive (R)



School Day Tours: Flat rate 70 75 80 85

Senior Citizens Tour: Flat rate 65 70 80 85

Evening

Tours

15 – 20 people

21 – 34 people

35 plus

115

115

105

127

127

115

140

140

125

155

155

135

School Evening Tours: Flat

rate

95 105 115 125

Zoo Snooze (25 - 49 people) 180 200 220 240

Zoo Snooze (49 plus) 140 155 170 185

Holiday Programme 100 110 120 130

Zoo Buggies per hour 100 110 120 130

Ferry Rides weekdays 5 5 5 5

Ferry Rides weekends 10 10 10 10

Youth Club per person 600 660 725 795

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ANNEXURE 15

TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR THE ISSUING OF CERTIFICATES AND SUPPLLY OF INFORMATION: VALUATION SERVICES

In terms of Sections 17(3)a(ii)and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government : municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of (20030 and the Sections 21(1) and 3(), 21a and 75a(3) and (4) of the Local Government : Systems Act 2000(act 32 of 2000) as amended it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has, in terms of 11(3)(i) and 75A( 1) and (2) of the Local Government : Municipal Systems Act 200 ( Act32 of 2000) as amended, read with section 24(2)(c)(ii) of the Local Government : Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), as amended. its Tariff of Charges for the Issuing of Certificates and the Furnishing of Information : Valuation Services as set out in Annexure A to the report, with effect from 1 July 2019.

The following tariffs shall be effective from 1 July 2019.

TYPE OF INFORMATIONPROPOSED TARIFF

2018/2019

PROPOSED TARIFF

2019/2020

a) Certificate stating the municipal valuation of a property R 41.39 per stand or part

thereofR 43.67 per stand or part thereof

d) Extract per township R1.86 per entry R1.96 per entry

e) Sale of property register on compact disk R 6,999.88 R 6,999.88

f) Sale of a portion of the property register on compact disk.

A standard fee of R 182 plus 44c per entry

A standard fee of R 184.44 plus 46c per entry

g) Written reasons Municipal Valuers Decisions

This currently amounts to R 402.64 per hour (if less than 5 hours or R 3,215.52 per day (8 hours) plus R 402.64 per hour which exceeds 8 hours

A standard fee of R 424.79

143

ANNEXURE 16ISSUING OF CERTIFICATES AND SUPPLY OF INFORMATION BY THE COJ LEGISLATURE.


No Certificate or Information Needed

Tariff 2018 Increase 5.3%

New Tariff 2019

1 A complete copy of an agenda of one meeting of the Planning Committee (Former Town Planning Tribunal)

R 8.60 R 0.47 R 9.07

2 A complete copy of the minutes of proceedings of one meeting of the Planning Committee (former Town Planning Tribunal)

R 2.95 R 0.16 R 3.11

3 A complete set of agendas of the Planning Committee (former Town Planning Tribunal) for one Calendar Year

R 208.37 R 11.46 R 219.83

4 A complete set of the minutes of proceedings of the Planning Committee (Former Town Planning Tribunal) for one calendar year

R 71.29 R 3.92 R 75.21

5 For each folio containing an extract from the agenda and minutes of the proceedings of the Planning Committee (former Town Planning Tribunal)

R 14.18 R 0.78 R 14.96

6 For each A4 copy or folio containing an extract from an agenda or minutes of the Council of the Mayoral Committee or any other committees of the Council or from any other document or containing any other information

R 1.38 R 0.08 R 1.46

No Certificate or Information Needed

Tariff 2015 Increase 5,67%

New Tariff 2016

7 A complete copy of an agenda of one meeting of a Section 79 R 3.31 R 0.18 R 3.49

8 A copy of the minutes of proceedings of one meeting of Section 79 Committee

R 1.58 R 0.09 R 1.67

9 A complete set of agendas of any Section 79 for one calendar year R 39.48 R 2.17 R 41.65

10 A complete set of the minutes of proceedings of a Section 79 Committee for one calendar year

R 19.89 R 1.09 R 20.98

11 Mayoral Committee agenda per set R 8.68 R 0.48 R 9.16

12 Mayoral Committee minutes per R 3.00 R 0.17 R 3.17

144

set

13 Complete individual copies and agenda of Council meetings R 4.39 R 0.24 R 4.63

14 Complete individual copies of minutes of proceedings of Council meetings

R 19.47 R 1.07 R 20.54

15 Complete set of agenda and minutes of proceedings of Council R 19.47 R 1.07 R 20.54

16 Extract from agenda and minutes of proceedings of the Council – for every folio or part thereof

R 66.98 R 3.68 R 70.66

17 For any set of By-laws amendment thereto, per folio R 3.46 R 0.19 R 3.65

ANNEXURE 17

DELIVERY OF “PRE” TERMINATION NOTICE

In terms of Sections 17(3)a(ii)and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government : Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) read with Sections 21 and, 21A(1) and (2) of the Local Government : Systems Act 2000(act 32 of 2000)as amended; and also in terms of 11(3)(i) and 75A( 1) and (2) of the Local Government : Municipal Systems Act 200 ( Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with section 16 of the Local Government : Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), as amended it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has amended its fees for a pre-termination notice with effect from 1 July 2019.


Fees payable in respect of the delivery of the “pre” termination notice

R304.89 (Incl. VAT)R265.15 (Excl. VAT)

145

ANNEXURE 18

DELIVERY OF A FINAL NOTICE

In terms of Sections 17(3)a(ii)and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government : Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) read with Sections 21 and, 21A(1) and (2) of the Local Government : Systems Act 2000(act 32 of 2000)as amended; and also in terms of 11(3)(i) and 75A( 1) and (2) of the Local Government : Municipal Systems Act 200 ( Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with section 16 of the Local Government : Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), as amended it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has amended its fees for a final notice with effect from 1 July 2019.


Fees payable in respect of the delivery of the Final notice

R 169.06 (Incl. VAT)

ANNEXURE 19

DISHONOURED / ELECTRONIC PAYMENTS

In terms of Sections 17(3)a(ii)and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government : Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) read with Sections 21 and, 21A(1) and (2) of the Local Government : Systems Act 2000(act 32 of 2000)as amended; and also in terms of 11(3)(i) and 75A( 1) and (2) of the Local Government : Municipal Systems Act 200 ( Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with section 16 of the Local Government : Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), as amended it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg has amended its Tariff of Charges for Dishonoured Payments with effect from 1 July 2019.


Fees Payable in respect of any dishonoured bank payments (Debit Order)

R329.44 (Excl. VAT) per transactionR378.85 (Incl. VAT) per transaction

146

ANNEXURE 20

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR CLEARANCE CERTIFICATES

In terms of Sections 17(3)a(ii)and 22(a)(i) and (ii) of the Local Government : Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) read with Sections 21 and, 21A(1) and (2) of the Local Government : Systems Act 2000(act 32 of 2000)as amended; and also in terms of 11(3)(i) and 75A( 1) and (2) of the Local Government : Municipal Systems Act 200 ( Act 32 of 2000) as amended, read with section 16 of the Local Government : Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003), as amended it is hereby notified that the City of Johannesburg declares its intention to amend its fees for a Clearance and Certificate administration fee with effect from 1 July 2019.


Fees Payable in respect of Clearance admin and certificate fees.

A manual clearance figure application fee of R160.49 (Excl. VAT) or R184.56 (Incl. VAT) and R 81.19 (Excl. VAT) or R93.37 (Incl. VAT) for manual printing for the clearance certificate

Electronic figure application fee of R42.21 (Excl. VAT) or R48.54 (Incl. VAT) and R28.14 (Excl. VAT) or R32.36 (Incl. VAT) electronic printing for the certificate.

ANNEXURE 21

AMENDMENT OF TARIFF OF CHARGES FORLIBRARY AND INFORMATION SERVICES; ARTS, CULTURE AND HERITAGE SERVICES;AND SPORT FACILITIES, RECREATIONCENTRES AND SWIMMING POOLS.

147

SCHEDULE OF CHARGES FOR LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SERVICES

2018-19PUBLISHED

TARIFF

2019-20PUBLISHED

TARIFF

2020-21PUBLISHED

TARIFF

2021-22PUBLISHED

TARIFF 1 MEMBERSHIP CHARGES1.1 ELECTRONIC USER SERVICES Free Free Free Free1.2 BASIC LENDING SERVICES

RESIDENTS (Adults & Students: Maximum of 4 books/single music scores of which a maximum of 2 single music scores may be included ; Children & Young Adults: Maximum of 3 books )

Free Free Free FreeAdults (18 59 years of age) Free Free Free FreeChildren (Under 13 years of age) Free Free Free FreeTeenagers or Young Adults (13-17 years of age) Free Free Free FreeScholars (18 years and older, attending a pre-tertiary educational institution)

Free Free Free Free

Students (18 years and older, attending a tertiary educational institution)

Free Free Free Free

Senior citizens (including pensioners) (60 years and older) and disabled persons

Free Free Free Free

Indigent cases n/a n/a n/a n/aSingle book membership n/a n/a n/a n/aNON-RESIDENTS (Maximum of 4 books only)Adults (18-59 years of age) 163 172 181 191 Adults (18 years and older, attending a pre-tertiary educational institution)Senior citizens (including pensioners) (60 years and older) and disabled persons

156 165 174 183

VISITORS (Maximum of 2 books only)Adults (18-59 years of age) 270 285 300 316 Children (Under 13 years of age) 162 171 180 190 Teenagers or Young Adults (13-17 years of age) 162 171 180 190 Scholars (18 years and older, attending a pre-tertiary educational institution)

162 171 180 190

Students (18 years and older, attending a tertiary educational institution)

162 171 180 190


21 22 23 24

ORGANISATIONS(Maximum of 10 books/single music scores)Profit (commercial) organisations 819 864 911 958 Non-profit (including professional) organisations Free Free Free Free Schools (per class) Free Free Free Free

1.3 VALUE-ADDED SERVICES

1.3.1 ADDITIONAL LIBRARY MATERIALRESIDENTSAdults (18-59 years of age) and Senior citizens (60 years and older): Additional 2 books/single music scores

54 57 60 63

Children (Under 13 years of age) and Young adults (13-17 years of age): Additional 2 books

54 57 60 63

1.3.2 AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS / STUDENT SERVICES

RESIDENTSAdults (18-59 years of age) 162 171 180 190 Students (18 years and older, attending a tertiary educational institution)

162 171 180 190


79 83 87 92

NON-RESIDENTSAdults (18-59 years of age)Students (18 years and older, attending a tertiary educational institution)Senior citizens (including pensioners) (60 years and older) and disabled persons

VISITORSAdults (18-59 years of age)Students (18 years and older, attending a tertiary educational institution)

148

1.3.3 ORCHESTRAL MUSIC AND BULK VOCAL SCORESProfit (commercial) organisations 1 000 1 055 1 112 1 170 Non-profit (including professional) organizations 343 362 382 401 Schools 343 362 382 401 Handling fee (per orchestral set / bulk vocal title set) 431 455 480 505 Handling fee (per orchestral set / bulk vocal title set) – Non-profit organisations and Schools

272 287 302 318

1.3.4 Customized information packages(Charges from R30.00 to R100.00 per hour to be agreed upon in advance with Librarian)

Charges from R38.00 to

R126.00 per hour

Charges from R40.00 to

R133.00 per hour

Charges from R42.00 to R140.00

per hour

Charges from R44.00 to R147 per

hour

1.3.5. Literacy services to small business:Level 1 (per person) 534 563 593 624 Level 2 (per person) 448 473 499 524 Level 3 (per person) 356 376 396 417 Level 4 (per person) 269 284 299 315

2 LIBRARY MATERIAL CHARGES2.1 OVERDUE ITEMS

Per item per week or part thereof 6 6 6 7 (Up to a maximum per item) 84 89 94 99

2.2 RESERVATIONSPer title in advance (non-refundable) 16 17 18 19

2.3 INTER-LIBRARY LOANS - Per request in advance (non-refundable) - PLUS reservation fee per title in advance (non-refundable) 16 17 18 19

2.4 STUDY MATERIALPer title in advance (non-refundable) Free Free Free Free PLUS Refundable deposit per title (overnight and weekends only) Free Free Free Free

3 LIBRARY MATERIAL LOST OR DAMAGED3.1 Lost library material (Purchase price for library material plus

administrative charge)3.2 Damaged library material:

Binders charge per book 73 77 81 85 Other damage 29 31 33 34

3.3 Library membership pockets (No longer available. To be replaced by Library membership card)

3.4 Library membership card (computer) (non-refundable) 33 35 37 39 3.5 Baggage counter tokens 33 35 37 39 3.6 Locker keys 33 35 37 39

4 PHOTOCOPY / PRINTING CHARGES4.1 A4 copies4.1.1 A4 grey scale copies per page 1 1 1 1 4.1.2 A4 colour copies per page 7 7 7 8 4.2 A3 copies4.2.1 A3 grey scale copies per page 1 2 2 2 4.2.2 A3 colour copies per page 15 14 14 16 4.3 PC printout copies per page:

Text only (grey scale) 1 1 1 1 Text and graphics (grey scale) 2 2 2 2 Colour 13 14 15 16

4.4 Microform reader copies per page 6 6 6 7

5 PHOTOGRAPHING OF LIBRARY MATERIALS(Charges per hour or part thereof)

5.1 Professional photographers (Charges per hour or part thereof) 428 452 476 501 5.2 Research workers (Charges per hour or part thereof) 154 162 171 180

6 FACSIMILE CHARGES (from 2017/18 no longer available)6.1 Within City of Johannesburg [Local (0-50km)] N/A N/A N/A N/A6.2 Within Gauteng Prov. area [Long distance (> 50km)] N/A6.3 Nationally [Long distance (> 50km)] N/A N/A N/A N/A6.4 Received on behalf of public

149

0 HIRING OF AUDITORIUM / THEATRE(Use restricted to normal library hours and activities relating to library services, educational support, cultural enrichment and constructive leisure and recreation)(Charges per 6-hour period or part thereof)

7.1 Organisations supporting or promoting library activities and services

7.2 Profit (commercial) organisations 6 672 7 039 7 419 7 805 Hire of audiovisual equipment (refundable deposit) 2 523 2 662 2 806 2 952

7.4 Non-profit organisations 3 336 3 519 3 709 3 902 7.5 Hire of audiovisual equipment (refundable deposit) 1 262 1 331 1 403 1 476

8 HIRING OF LECTURE / TRAINING ROOM(Use restricted to normal library hours and activities relating to library services, educational support, cultural enrichment and constructive leisure and recreation)(Charges per 6-hour period or part thereof)


8.2 Profit (commercial) organisations 758 800 843 887 8.3 Hire of audiovisual equipment (refundable deposit) 1 262 1 331 1 403 1 476 8.4 Non-profit (including professional) organisations 504 532 561 590 8.5 Hire of audiovisual equipment (refundable deposit) 630 665 701 737

9 HIRING OF ACTIVITY ROOM / LIBRARY SPACE(Use restricted to normal library hours and activities relating to library services, educational support, cultural enrichment and constructive leisure and recreation)(Charges per 6-hour period or part thereof)


9.2 Profit (commercial) organisations 86 91 96 101 9.3 Non-profit (including professional) organisations 46 49 52 54

10 USE OF KITCHEN IN CONJUNCTION WITH LIBRARY PUBLIC SPACE

10.1 Per occasion 143 151 159 167

11 HIRING OF MULTIMEDIA LIBRARY SPACE(Use restricted to normal library hours and activities relating to library services, educational support, cultural enrichment and constructive leisure and recreation)

11.1 Profit (commercial) organisationsUse of Multimedia equipment with user's own audiovisual material

143 151

159 167 11.2 Non-profit (including professional) organisations and educational

institutionsUse of Multimedia equipment with user's own audiovisual material

22 23

24 26 11.3 Profit (commercial) organisations Use of Multimedia equipment

PLUS Refreshments e.g. tea, biscuits, etc. 143 150

158 166 Minimum charge 237 250 264 277

11.4 Non-profit (including professional) organizations and educational institutions

22 23 24 26

PLUS fee per person 8 8 8 9

12 HIRING OF LIBRARY SPACE FOR EXHIBITIONS(Use restricted to normal library hours and activities relating to library services, educational support, cultural enrichment and constructive leisure and recreation)(Charges per day or part thereof unless otherwise specified)

12.1 Profit (commercial) organisations 1 435 1 514 1 596 1 679 12.2 Non-profit (including professional) organisations 143 151 159 167 12.3 Profit (commercial) organisations (JCL and Sandton) 3 336 3 519 3 709 3 902 12.4 Non-profit (including professional) organisations (JCL and

Sandton) 335 353

372 391

13 HIRING OF LIBRARY SPACE FOR EDUCATIONAL FILMING AND PHOTOGRAPHY(Use restricted to normal library hours and activities relating to library services, educational support, cultural enrichment and constructive leisure and recreation)(Charges per 6-hour period or part thereof)

13.1 Profit (commercial) organisations 15 402 16 249 17 126 18 017 13.213.3 150

14 USE OF LIBRARY SPACE FOR NON-COMMERCIAL FILMING(Use restricted to normal library hours and activities relating to library services, educational support, cultural enrichment and constructive leisure and recreation. Approval to be obtained from

Free Free Free Free

15 COMPUTER USE Free Free Free Free

151

PUBLISHEDTARIFF 2018/19




1 Easy reading for adults (ERA) Hardcover 75 79 R 83 R 88Paperback 54 57 R 60 R 63

2 African languages Hardcover 102 108 R 114 R 120Paperback 102 108 R 114 R 120

3 Romances and similar categories such as Westerns

Hardcover 144 152 R 160 R 169Paperback 144 152 R 160 R 169

4 English Young Adults (YA)English children’s story booksAfrikaans Young Adults (AT)Afrikaans children’s story booksForeign language books


5 Picture booksHardcover 234 247 R 260 R 274Paperback 177 187 R 197 R 207

6 J unior Non fiction


7 Afrikaans fiction


8 Afrikaans Non fiction


9 Afrikaans Large Prints


10 English fiction


11 English Non fiction


12 English Large print


152

14 Student services: Reference works on loan from tertiary institutions or purchased and available for student use.(or price for substitute copy if available in print)


15 Audio Cassettes As per CDs As per CDs As per CDs As per CDs

16 Language course cassettes 234 247 R 260 R 274

17 CDs 17.1 CD: Single 340 359 R 378 R 39817.2 CD: Double 443 467 R 492 R 51817.3 CD: Double and text 885 934 R 984 R 1 03617.4 CD: Triple with or without text 1331 1404 R 1 480 R 1 557

Audio books 1340 1414 R 1 490 R 1 568 ORPer cassette 286 302 R 318 R 335

19 Videos As per DVDs As per DVDs As per DVDs As per DVDs

20 DVD(s) 618 652 R 687 R 723

21 Records (no longer available to be replaced with CDs)

As per CDs As per CDs As per CDs As per CDs

22 Art/Rare books(or price for substitute copy if available in print) 1191 1257 R 1 325 R 1 394

23 Music (orchestral and vocal scores as well as printed music)

Charges / replacement at discretion of the Music

Librarian

Charges / replacement at discretion of the Music

Librarian

Charges / replacement at discretion of the Music Librarian

Charges / replacement at discretion of the Music Librarian

24 CD-Rom(s) Price per substitute CD-

Rom(s)

Price per substitute CD-

Rom(s)


Rom(s)


Rom(s)

25 Periodicals25.1 National Replacement

costReplacement

costReplacement

costReplacement

cost25.2 International Replacement

costReplacement

costReplacement

costReplacement

cost

26 Posters 84 89 R 94 R 99

27 Books with CD Rom Replacement cost of entire

Replacement cost of entire



FOR BIDSPeriodicals 62 65 R 69 R 72Music 316 333 R 351 R 369

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FOR BIDSPeriodicals 62 65 R 69 R 72Music 316 333 R 351 R 369

3.2.1 General Conditions for reduced fees:

3.2.1.1 50 % Discount:

A 50% discount will apply in respect of bookings made by the following groups/organizations. All users and venue hirers will sign a venue hire/user agreement.

Educational and learning institutions;People with disabilities (PWDs);Registered Political parties and Structures of Civil Society;Registered Non-Governmental Organisations;Registered Non-Profit Organisations;Registered Non-Profit Companies;

EXTRACT FROM TARIFF REPORT

TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANNEXURE C1-C19 AND ANNEXURE D AND DISPLAYED WITH TARIFFS

An official letterhead must accompany all applications for 50% discount for registered charitable organizations.

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3.2.1.2 Free usage

a)

Free usage of facilities during the off-peak periods (8:00 am till 13:00 am) is introduced in the tariff structure to encourage unemployed youth and senior citizens to make use of City facilities in a structured fashion;

b)Development Groups: Group that is initiated by the Sport and Recreation Directorate or in partnership with a NGO or other stakeholders;

c) All council related functions/ business and meetings;

d)Memorial Services of Council Employees and Councillors on recommendation of the relevant Executive Head of department (employees) and Speaker of Council (councillors);

e) Community Forum Meetings (eg. CPF);

f) Priority codes that have signed an agreement with the directorate.

a) In respect of the above the following conditions will apply:

b)Responsibilities in cases of damage or breakages and cleaning will be borne by the responsible person in the department or organization using the facility

c) Although the recommended above mentioned groups will not pay, a usage contract should be completed

d) The Culture and Recreation by-laws should be strictly adhered to.

e) This tariff report allows the Director: Sport and Recreation to waive tariffs for special designated groups.

f) The tariff schedule should be read in conjunction with the main report

g) Facilities are hired voetstoots.

All users of the facility regardless whether they qualify for free usage or a discount are obliged to fill in all relevant

3.2.1.3 GENERAL RULES

a) The duration of a full hire period is 8 hours b) Usage of a venue up to 4 hours is 50% of the tariff

c)Hire of a venue is related to the space not according to the type of function – it is informed by the venue and period of use

d)Set-up and Break up tariffs: First 2 hours will be no charge. 2 to 4 hours is 50% of the full fee and 5 hours and more, and then the full tariff will apply.

e) Kitchen usage is free of charge , except where a separate fee is stated f) The waiving of tariffs does not necessarily implies the waiving of the deposit – this is in terms of managing risk g) Refundable deposit is equal to the hall hire fee.h) Hourly / session rates are proportionate to the hall hire fee.

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RULES APPLICABLE TO SWIMMING POOL TARIFF

“Season Tickets” shall be valid for either the summer swimming season, the period beginning on 1 September and ending on the 31 March of the following year, or the Winter swimming season, the period beginning 1 April and ending on 31 August.

“Senior Citizen” means a person who is 63 years or older or pensioners with pension cards

“Adult” means a person of 18 years or more“Child” means a person of less than 18 years

If a holder is unable to produce the season ticket on account of its loss or destruction he shall not be admitted to the premises unless he has purchased a replacement thereoff, or purchased the appropriate daily admission ticket.

a) For every school with less than 150 s on its school register.

b) For every school with 150 to 350 s on its school register.

School season tickets:

“Hire of Pool” Swimming Gala, Swimming competitions and Organized Aquatic Event only. Must be in accordance with the Aquatic by-laws.

“Club Season Ticket” Issued only to swimmers who are Members of a swimming club making use of a City of Joburg swimming pool as a home base. Proof of membership must be produced.

“s” s irrespective of age in parties of 10 or more may be admitted to pools at restricted hours to be approved by the Aquatic Manager of the Region at the tariff teachers attending a pool in charge of 10 or more s shall be admitted free of charge.

c) For every school with over 350 s on its school register.

(d) Learn to Swim and Development programs in conjunction with Aquatics school season not applicable

Tariff Charges for Aquatics: Swimming Pools

“” means any person who is enrolled at a school as defined in the Education Ordinance, or who is enrolled at any other education Institution and who has not attained the age of 20 years.

It shall be unlawful for the holder of a season ticket to transfer the ticket or to allow it to be used by any other persons.

“School Season Ticket” shall entitle s under the supervision of one or more teachers to admission to a designated pool once a week at such time and for such period during school hours only as may be agreed by the Aquatic Manager of that Region. Provided that the Aquatic Manager shall be entitled to refuse an application made in terms of this rule on the grounds that the accommodation of the pool is already fully taken up, preference being given to schools situated in the local area of the pool than those situated outside of it local area.

“Baptisms” Only before normal operating hours of the pool.

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A selected number of pools will open on new year's day.

Regional Pool

Adult (18 years and over) 10 10 11 11 Child (04 to 17 years) 5 5 6 6

N/C N/C N/C N/CPWD/ Children Homes/shelters 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff

Adult (18 years and over) 240 253 266 280Child (under 18 years) 69 73 77 81

N/C N/C N/C N/CPWD/ Children Homes/shelters 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff

Less than 150 Children 384 405 427 449 150 to 350 Children 706 745 785 826 350 Plus Children 1 148 1 211 1 277 1 343

Adult 96 101 107 112Child 36 38 40 42

Coaching or Teaching (per season) 3 811 4 021 4 238 4 459 Coaching and Teaching (per season) 4 472 4 718 4 973 5 232 Casual Coaching/Teaching (per lane per hour) 149 157 166 174 Swimming Clubs (Club Nights)

Olympic Swimming Pool 1009 1064 1122 1180Non Olympic Swimming Pool 528 557 587 617

Professional Coaching/Teaching

Hire of Pool

Free to club members & accompanying parents

NON HEATED: REVENUE SWIMMING POOLS

Daily Admission: None Heated pools

Season Tickets

Season Tickets: Schools (See applicable rules)

2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2021

(Swimming Gala’s, Competitions and Organized Aquatic events only in accordance with the Aquatic By Laws)

Senior Citizens/Pensioners (63 years and over/Pensioner with pension cards)

Season Tickets: Club (Proof of club membership)

Difference between cold water season ticketand heated pool season ticket

Swimming Pool Category

These swimming pools are designed to dimensions, which will be multiples of the Olympic standard length for competitive swimming of competitiveswimming of 50m. i.e., for the pool length to be one of the following and consist of 8 lanes: 16.66m,25m,33.33m or 50m

Neighbourhood Pools

25 & 26 DECEMBER

These pools will be announced through the media a week before 1st of January.

These pools are mainly recreational and are not designed/used by clubs for championship or competitions but, may be at times used for a gala

set for the competition and Regional swimming pools. Maximum depth of more than 1.5m

District Pools


SUMMER SEASON:- 1st September - 31st March

POOLS TO BE CLOSED ON THE FOLLOWING DAYS

WINTER SEASON:- 1st April - 31st August

Competition Pools may be indoor or outdoor 8 lane pools, heated open all year round with regulations regarding water temperature, Anti-turbulent lane, starter blocks and backstroke Flags. : 50m Long Course (Olympic) 25m Short Course.

the rectangular shape and design of the modern district swimming pool, therefore rectangular shaped to half Olympic standard length of 25m

District swimming pools are admission free, these pools are of various shapes and sizes as they are intended for Recreational purpose only

Competition Pools

Top-up season ticket (from cold to heated pools)

with a maximum depth of 1.5m.

and , therefore, are not governed by any standards or set dimensions. However, the most widely used design for district swimming pool has been

(school or other) if gala equipped. They therefore may not conform to any set standard of dimensions and may not follow the hours of operation

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Tuck Shops hire (Per Month) 897 945 996 1 048 Casual Tuck Shop (Per day) 143 151 159 168 Commercial Filming at pools 14 908 15 713 16 561 17 422 Non Commercial Filming at pools 4 471 4 713 4 967 5 226 Picnic groups : (per person) 29 31 33 34 Hire of Board Room (2 hour sessions) 223 235 248 261 Learn to Swim/Development programs in partnership with COJ, & International/Provincial Aquatic events. Scorecard Events N/C N/C N/C N/CRefundable Deposit Equal to Hire Fee Equal to Hire Fee Equal to hire Fee Equal to Hire Fee





Less than 150 Children 716 756 797 838 150 to 350 Children 1 224 1 291 1 361 1 432 350 Plus Children 1 970 2 078 2 190 2 304

Adult 156 165 173 182Child 82 87 92 96

Coaching or Teaching (per season) 3 811 4 021 4 238 4 459 Coaching and Teaching (per season) 4 472 4 718 4 973 5 232 Casual Coaching/Teaching (per lane per hour) 149 157 166 174 Water Aerobics (Clubs Maximum 3 instructors) 1 000 1 055 1 112 1 170 Swimming Clubs (Club Nights)

Non Olympic Swimming Pool 1 192 1 258 1 326 1 395 Olympic Swimming Pool 2 236 2 357 2 484 2 613

Tuck Shops hire (Per Month) 896 946 997 1 049 Casual Tuck Shop (Per day) 143 151 159 168 Commercial Filming at pools 14 900 15 720 16 568 17 430 Non Commercial Filming at pools 4 469 4 715 4 969 5 228 Picnic groups : (per person) 29 31 33 34 Hire of Board Room (2 hour sessions) 223 235 248 261 Learn to Swim/Development programs in partnership with COJ, & International/Provincial Aquatic events. Scorecard Events N/C N/C N/C N/CRefundable Deposit (Where applicable at discretion of the Aquatic Manager) Equal to hire fee Equal to hire fee Equal to hire fee Equal to hire fee


and heated pool season ticket

Others


2019/2020 2020/2021

HEATED: REVENUE SWIMMING POOLS

Daily Admission: None Heated pools

2021/2022



Season Tickets



Hire of Pool


Others

2018/2019

Difference between cold water season ticket

(Swimming Gala's, Competitions and Organized Aquatic events only in accordance with theAquatic By-Laws)

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Coaching or Teaching (per season) 3809 4018 4235 4456Coaching and Teaching (per season) 4469 4715 4969 5228Casual Coaching/Teaching (per lane per hour) 149 158 166 175Swimming Clubs (Club Nights)

Non Olympic Swimming Pool 528 557 587 618 Olympic Swimming Pool 1009 1064 1122 1180

Adults 35 37 39 41 Child 20 21 22 24 Senior Citizen (63 years and over) 20 21 22 24 Pensioners with Pension cards 20 21 22 24 PWD/ Children Homes/shelters 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff

Cars (excluding passengers) 35 37 39 41Bus (excluding passengers) 175 184 194 204

Special Hire entire facility 47 681 50 304 53 020 55 777 Commercial Filming at pools 14 900 15 720 16 568 17 430 Non Commercial Filming at pools 4 469 4 715 4 969 5 228 Learn to Swim/Development programs in partnership with COJ & International/Provincial Aquatic events. N/C N/C N/C N/CRefundable Deposit Equal to Hire Fee Equal to Hire Fee Equal to Hire Fee Equal to Hire Fee

Adults 15 16 17 18 Child (04 to 17 years) 7 7 8 8 Senior Citizen (63 years and over) N/C N/C N/C N/CPWD/ Children Homes/shelters 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff

Adult (18 years and over) 240 253 267 281 Child (under 18 years) 70 73 77 81


2021/2022

2021/20222020/2021

Daily Admission

Vehicle Entrance

Others

2019/2020 2020/2021


LEISURE RESORTS

Hire of Pool


(Swimming Gala’s, Competitions and Organized Aquatic events only in accordance with the Aquatic By Laws)

2018/2019

Daily Admission

Season Tickets


2019/2020

Southern Suburbs

LITTLE FALLS SWIMMING POOL (RESORT)

NON REVENUE SWIMMING POOLS


2018/2019

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Less than 150 Children 384 405 427 449 150 to 350 Children 707 746 786 827 350 Plus Children 1 148 1 211 1 276 1 343

Adult 96 101 107 112 Child 38 40 43 45

Coaching or Teaching (per season) 3809 4018 4235 4456Coaching and Teaching (per season) 4469 4715 4969 5228Casual Coaching/Teaching (per lane per hour) 149 158 166 175Swimming Clubs (Club Nights)

Olympic Swimming Pool 1008 1064 1121 1180Non Olympic Swimming Pool 528 557 587 618

Tuck Shops hire (Per Month) 896 946 997 1 049 Casual Tuck Shop (Per day) 143 151 159 168 Commercial Filming at pools 14 900 15 720 16 568 17 430 Non Commercial Filming at pools 4 469 4 715 4 969 5 228 Picnic groups : (per person) 29 31 33 34 Hire of Board Room (2 hour sessions) 223 235 248 261 Learn to Swim/Development programs in partnership with COJ, & International/Provincial Aquatic events. Scorecard Events N/C N/C N/C N/CRefundable Deposit Equal to Hire Fee Equal to Hire Fee Equal to Hire Fee Equal to Hire Fee

Adults 15 16 17 18Child (04 to 17 years) 7 7 8 8Senior Citizen (63 years and over) N/C N/C N/C N/CPWD/ Children Homes/shelters 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff 50% of Tariff

Season Tickets

Hire of Pool

Others

Orlando Swimming Pool

Daily Admission

Aquatic By-Laws) (Swimming Gala’s, Competitions and Organized Aquatic events only in accordance with the Aquatic By Laws)

Top-up season ticket (from cold to heated pools) and heated pool season ticket


Difference between cold water season ticket





Less than 150 Children 384 405 427 449150 to 350 Children 707 746 786 827350 Plus Children 1148 1211 1276 1343

Adult 96 101 107 112Child 38 40 43 45

Coaching or Teaching (per season) 3 809 4 018 4 235 4 456 Coaching and Teaching (per season) 4 469 4 715 4 969 5 228 Casual Coaching/Teaching (per lane per hour) 149 158 166 175 Swimming Clubs (Club Nights)

(Swimming Gala’s, Competitions and Organized Aquatic events only in accordance with the

Olympic Swimming Pool 1 008 1 064 1 121 1 180 Non Olympic Swimming Pool 528 557 587 618

Tuck Shops hire (Per Month) 996 1 051 1 107 1 165 Casual Tuck Shop (Per day) 159 168 177 186 Commercial Filming at pools 16 553 17 463 18 406 19 363 Non Commercial Filming at pools 4 965 5 238 5 521 5 808 Picnic groups : (per person) 33 34 36 38 Learn to Swim/Development programs in partnership with COJ, & International/Provincial Aquatic events. Scorecard Events N/C N/C N/C N/CRefundable Deposit Equal to Hire Fee Equal to Hire Fee Equal to Hire Fee Equal to Hire Fee

Aquatic By-Laws)

Others


Hire of Pool



Difference between cold water season ticketand heated pool season ticket




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REGION A RECREATION FACILITIES Annexure C2

2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021 /2022RABIE RIDGE HALL

Main HallD Hall Large per day 1 130 1 751 1 846 1 942

Side HallA Hall Extra Small per day 183 284 299 315

Boardroom Hire Fee per day 300 465 490 516

IVORY PARK NORTH HALL

Main HallE Hall (Super Large) per day 1 415 2 193 2 311 2 431

BoardroomHire Fee per day 400 620 653 687

Activity RoomHire Fee per day 533 827 871 917

KANANA HALL

Main HallHire Fee D Hall (Large) per day 583 904 953 1 002

DIEPSLOOT NEIGHBORHOOD HALL B

Main hallHiring fee per day 350 543 572 602

DIEPSLOOT COMMUNITY HALL A

Hire Fee Main Hall per day 583 904 953 1 002

DIEPSLOOT YOUTH CENTRE

Main HallHiring fee per day 1 411 2 188 2 306 2 426

LORD KHANYILE HALL

Main HallHire Fee Hall (Super Large) per day 1 200 1 860 1 960 2 062

Outside Studio per day 300 465 490 516

STANDARDISED TARIFFS

Filming for commercial use per day 7 295 7 696 8 112 8 534 Filming for non-commercial use per day 2 736 2 886 3 042 3 200

APPLICABLE TO ALL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES

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BLAIRGOWRIE REC CENTRE

HALL HIRE Main HallHiring fee per day 3 081 3 250 3 426 3 604

Side Hall - 2Hiring fee per day 968 1 021 1 076 1 132

LAPA - OUTSIDEHiring Fee per day 1 036 1 093 1 152 1 212

ACTIVITY ROOMSRoom 1 - PatioHiring fee per day 651 687 724 762

Room 2 - BoardroomHiring Fee per day 485 511 539 567

Kitchen per day 486 513 540 568

GROUP FEES:Acholics / Narcotics Annonomous Per Month 76 80 85 89 Art Senior Ladies (Frances) Per Month 249 262 276 291 Badminton Per Month 444 469 494 519 Dance Groups Per Hour 76 80 85 89 Bridge Northern Tuesday Per Month 794 838 883 929 Bridge Wednesday Per Month 567 598 631 664 Training group Per Hour 76 80 84 89 Nursery School / Pre School Per Month 6 688 7 056 7 437 7 824 Philatelic "Stamps" Sandton Per Hour 76 80 84 89 Philatelic "Stamps" JHB Per Hour 76 80 84 89 Exercise Groups Per Hour 76 80 84 89 Doggy Creche Per Hour 76 80 85 89 Rythmic Gymastics Per MonthPottery Per Hour 76 80 85 89 School Holiday Programme Per Hour 76 80 85 89 Robotics Per Hour 76 80 85 89 Rehearsals Charges Per Hour 108 114 121 127

REGION B RECREATION FACILITIES

FERNDALE REC

Main HallHiring fee Per day 1 622 1 711 1 803 1 897

African RoomHiring fee Per day 533 562 593 623

BoardroomHiring fee Per Day 534 563 594 625

KitchenHiring fee per day 589 621 655 689

GROUP FEES:Ballet Per Annum 3 762 3 969 4 183 4 400 Great Anoacha Family Meeting Per Annum 3 335 3 518 3 708 3 901 Montessorri College Per Month 1 136 1 198 1 263 1 328 Nursery School / Pre School Per Month 4 340 4 579 4 826 5 077 Pottery Per Month 599 632 666 701 New Regular Groups Per Hour - 80 84 89 Volley Ball Per Month 638 674 710 747 Rehearsal Charges Per Hour 109 115 121 128

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BERARIO REC

Main HallHiring fee Per day 3 648 3 848 4 056 4 267

Green HallHiring fee Per day 1 627 1 717 1 809 1 903

Activity room 10 Per day 728 768 809 851 Kitchen No.7 Per day 1 556 1 641 1 730 1 820 Kitchen No.19 Per day 270 285 301 316 Room Nr.13 Per day 648 684 721 758

New Group FeesFull Main Hall Per Month (once a week)1 842 1 944 2 049 2 155 Half main hall Per Month (once a week)921 972 1 024 1 078 Full Green Hall Per Month (once a week)582 614 647 681 Half Green Hall Per Month (once a week)291 307 323 340 Ballet studio Per Month (once a week)372 392 413 435 13 Act Room Per Month (once a week)202 213 225 236 10 Act Room Per Month (once a week)222 234 247 260 Outside Per Hour 66 69 73 77 Zozo Per Hour 32 34 36 38

Group feesRehearsal Commercial Per Hour - 108 114 120 Rehearsal Non-commercial Per Hour - 25 26 28 Badminton per annum 5 385 5 682 5 988 6 300 Ballet per month 4 189 4 419 4 658 4 900 Bootcamp for women per month 1 197 1 262 1 331 1 400 Alcoholics / Narcotics Anonymous per month 226 238 251 264 Drama per month 506 534 563 592 Dance4joy per month 203 214 226 238 Fencing per month 660 696 734 772 Gambling Anonymous per month 226 238 251 264 Kickboxing per month 957 1 010 1 064 1 120 Line dancing per month 869 916 966 1 016 Miniatures per month 278 293 309 325 Modern Dancing per month 1 676 1 768 1 863 1 960 Open D per month 430 453 478 503 Pre/post Natal Exercises per month 826 871 918 966 Remedial school per month 1 894 1 998 2 106 2 215 Resonance Music school per month 1 017 1 073 1 131 1 190 Rhythmic Gymnastics per month 3 648 3 849 4 056 4 267 Seniors Fitness per month 431 454 479 504 Tai Chi per month 425 448 472 497 Yoga per month - 608 641 674 Body Conditioning per month - 450 474 499 Karate per month - 291 307 323 Belly Dancing per month - 291 307 323 Ballroom per month - 608 641 674 Volleyball per month 599 448 472 497

163

ROOSEVELT PARK REC


VIP RoomHiring fee per day 1 070 1 129 1 190 1 252

Division HallHiring fee (excluding kitchen) per day 837 883 931 979

Group feesRehearsal - Commercial Per Hour - 108 114 120 Rehearsal - Non Commercial Per Hour - 25 26 28 Alcoholics / Narcotics Anonymous Per Month 107 95 100 105 Anchormen MKP Per Month 119 125 132 139 Art Per Month 251 265 279 293 Ballet Per Month 353 372 392 412 Ballroom Per Month 2 770 2 000 2 108 2 218 Belly Dance Per Month 285 301 317 333 Bridge - Duplicate Per Month 712 500 527 554 Bridge Social Per Month 940 992 1 045 1 100 EMB Guild Per Annum 5 620 2 800 2 951 3 105 Fitness League Per Month 336 354 373 393 Franklin Players Per Month 1 160 561 591 622 Freestyle Per Month 1 071 502 529 557 Gymnastic Per Month 4 679 4 937 5 203 5 474 JHB Light Music Society Per Annum 802 846 892 938 Judo Per Month 348 367 387 407 JUF per Annum 570 601 633 666 Lace Guild Per Annum 797 840 886 932 Mopani Crafts Per Month 790 833 878 924 Nia Per Month 336 354 373 393 Pilates Per Month 454 479 505 531 SAA Per Month 107 95 100 105 Scrabble Per Annum 1 205 570 601 632 Sequence Dance per month 107 113 119 126 SME Per Annum 1 250 570 601 632 Soul Talk Per Month 114 120 127 134 Yoga Per Month 301 317 334 352 Yoga - Morning Per Month 284 299 315 332 Silver fit Per Month - 235 248 261 Martial Arts Per Month - 251 265 278

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DANIE VAN ZYL REC HALL HIRE Main HallHiring fee per day 3 360 3 545 3 736 3 931 Kitchen per day 914 964 1 017 1 069

Side Hall koljanderHiring fee per day 2 377 2 508 2 644 2 781 Kitchen per day 629 664 700 736

MarjolienHire fee per day 1 287 1 358 1 431 1 506 Kitchen per day 431 454 479 504

GROUP FEES:Rehearsals Commercial per hour - 108 114 120 Rehearsals - Non Commercial per hour - 25 26 28 Sport and Recreation Groups per month 575 607 639 673 Commercial Groups per month - 1 316 1 387 1 459 Casual Groups once off per day 239 252 266 280 Creche per month 2 570 2 711 2 857 3 006 Club House per month - 2 911 3 068 3 228 Club house once off per day 120 127 133 140 Sports grounds per hour - 62 65 69 Courts per hour - 62 65 69

PARKHURST REC

HALL HIRE Main HallHiring fee Per day 2 278 2 403 2 533 2 665

ACTIVITY ROOMSRoom 1Hiring fee Per day 523 552 582 612

Room 2Hiring fee Per day - 523 551 580

Room 3Hiring fee Per day - 523 551 580

GROUP FEESRehearsals - Commercial Per hour - 108 114 120 Rehearsals - Non Commercial Per hour - 25 26 28 Art Classes Per month 1 540 1 625 1 712 1 801 Ballet Per month 1 258 1 327 1 399 1 472 Fitness League Per month 253 267 281 296 Gymnastic Per month 7 448 7 858 8 282 8 713 Narcotics Anon Per annum 2 741 2 892 3 048 3 206 Spanish Dance Per month 1 476 1 557 1 641 1 727 Tennis Per month 904 954 1 005 1 057 Other Group Fees Per hour 95 100 106 111 Yoga Per month 720 760 801 842

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MARAISBURG REC

HALL HIRE Hire fee per day 1 130 1 192 1 257 1 322 Kitchen per day 140 300 316 333

Side HallHiring fee per day 920 971 1 023 1 076

ACTIVITY ROOMSRoom 1 per day 426 449 474 498

GROUP FEES:Karate per month 532 561 592 622 RehearsalsRehearsals - Commercial per month - 108 114 120 Rehearsals - Non Commercial per month - 25 26 28

BOSMONT REC


Committee Room Hiring Fee per day 263 277 292 308

GROUP FEES:Alcoholics / Narcotics Anonymous per hour 63 76 80 84 Modern Dance per month 421 526 554 583 Social ballroom dance per month - 174 183 193 Table Tennis per month 130 137 145 152 Copa Cabana per month - 464 489 514 New Groups per hour - 29 31 32 Rehearsals - Commercial Per hour - 108 114 120 Rehearsals - Non Commercial Per hour - 25 26 28

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RIVERLEA REC


Room 2Hiring fee per day 735 776 818 860

Side Hall per day - 119 125 132

Room 3Hiring Fee per day 530 559 589 620

GROUP FEES:Enviro Parks per month 690 728 767 807 Aerobics per month 304 150 158 166 Gym per month 597 300 316 333 Karate per session 27 28 30 32 Other Groups per session 27 28 30 32

CORONATIONVILLE RECMain HallHiring fee 1 686 1 779 1 884 1 982 Bar Fee 520 549 578 608

StudioHiring fee 699 738 778 818

ACTIVITY ROOMS

Room 1DuckHiring fee 142 150 158 166

Room 2Eagle, ParrotHiring fee 332 350 369 389

KitchenHiring fee 371 391 413 434

GROUP FEES:Family Life Centre per month 709 748 788 829 Burial Society per month 119 126 132 139 Avon Training per month 372 392 414 435 Booysen Shotokan karate per month 221 233 246 259 Itshepeng skills development per month 1 277 1 347 1 420 1 494 Infinite Music per month 319 337 355 373 New Group fee per hour 28 30 31 33 Rehearsals Commercial per hour 218 108 114 120 Rehearsals - non commercial per hour 108 25 26 28

167

WESTDENE REC


Side HallHiring Fee per day 827 872 920 967

LapaHiring Fee Per day 236 249 262 276

Group FeesYoga Per Month 164 173 182 192 Language tuition Per Month 164 173 182 192 Maths classes Per Month 229 242 255 268 Narcotics Anonymous Per session 27 28 30 32 Rehearsals Commercial Per hour - 108 114 120 Rehearsals - Non Commercial Per hour - 25 26 28 Youth Group Per Month - 164 173 182 Drama Workshop Per Month - 373 393 414 Table Tennis Per Month - 229 241 254

WESTBURY / DORCAS REC


BoardroomHiring fee per day 251 265 279 294

GROUP FEES:Nursery School / Pre School per month 541 571 602 633 Westbury Dance per month 252 266 280 295 Women of Vision per month 357 377 397 418 Seido Karate per month 208 219 231 243 Ballroom Dancing per month - 249 262 276 Rehearsals Commercial per hour - 108 114 120 Rehearsals Non-Commercial per hour - 25 26 28

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WINDSOR EAST REC



GROUP FEES:Aftercare per month 859 906 955 1 005 Sewing per month 339 358 377 397 New Groups per hour 28 30 31 33 Southroses Beauty Training per month - 1 350 1 423 1 497 Rehearsals Commercial per hour - 108 114 120 Rehearsals Non-Commercial per hour - 25 26 28

BRIXTON REC


Blue RoomHiring fee per day 280 400 422 444

Canary RoomHiring fee per day 156 200 211 222

BoardroomHiring Fee Per annum 1 251 1 320 1 391 1 463

Group ActivitiesKarate per hour 21 25 26 28 Boxing per month 482 509 536 564 Narcotics Anonymous per hour - 25 26 28 New groups per hour 28 25 26 28 Rehearsals Commercial per hour 108 108 114 120 Rehearsals Non-Commercial per hour 25 25 26 28




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BOSKRUIN COMMUNITY CENTRE

DESCRIPTION

HALL HIREJacaranda HallHiring fee per day 2015 2125 2240 2357

ProteaHiring fee per day 1522 1606 1693 1781

ACTIVITY ROOMSCliviaHiring Fee per day 232 245 258 272

GROUP FEESJacaranda Hall use per session 590 622 656 690Protea Hall per session 530 559 590 620Clivia Room per session 431 454 479 504Aloe Room per session 386 407 429 452

COSMO CITY MULTI PURPOSE HALL

HALL HIREMain HallHiring fee per day 5941 3000 3162 3326

Side HallHiring fee per day 1428 500 527 554

Groups per month 224 236 249 262

Soccer fields per game 261 276 291 306basketball courts per session 123 130 137 144netball courts per session 123 130 137 144

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NEW GROUP FEES per month 267 130 137 144

DISCOVERY RECREATION CENTRE


SIDE HALLHiring Fee per day 548 578 609 641

ACTIVITY ROOMSPigeon HallHiring fee per day 233 246 259 273

GROUP FEESPottery per month 883 932 982 1033Main Hall per month 774 816 860 905Side Hall per month 389 411 433 455Ballet per month 0 3000 3162 3326

DAVIDSONVILLE RECREATION CENTRE


GROUP FEESNew Group Fees per month 0 267 281 296Social Office (whole facility) per month 0 1500 1581 1663Social Office (per office) per month 0 300 316 333

WITPOORTJIE REC REATION CENTRE


Side Hall Hall Hire per day 550 580 612 643

GROUP FEESMain Hall per month 388 409 431 454Side Hall per month 199 210 221 232Boxing Hall per month 249 263 277 291

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TSEPISONG RECREATION CENTRE

HALL HIREHiring fee per day 607 640 675 710

GROUP FEESMain Hall per month 262 276 291 307

DOORNKOP RECREATION CENTRE


Activity RoomHire Fee per day 221 250 264 277

Group Fees Netball courts per month 0 123 130 137Basketball courts per month 0 123 130 137New group fees per month 0 267 281 296

FLEURHOF RECREATION CENTRE



GROUP FEESMain Hall per month 0 300 316 333Side Hall per month 0 250 264 277Squash court per month 0 150 158 166

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BRAMFICHERVILLE MULTIPURPOSE CENTRE

HALL HIREHiring fee 641 677 713 750

Activity RoomHire Fee 233 250 264 277

Soccer FieldsHire Fee 263 278 293 308

Group FeeNew Goup Fee 267 267 281 296MANIE MULDER ADVENTURE CENTRE

HALL HIRELapaHiring fee per day 1083 1142 1204 1266

Day VisitsAdults per day 38 40 42 44Children per day 22 23 25 26

Overnight Adults per day 58 62 65 68Children per day 50 35 37 39




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ORLANDO COMMUNAL HALLARENAHire Fee per day 2 453 2 588 2 728 2 869


MEDIUM HALLHire Fee per day 699 1 000 1 054 1 109

SMALL HALL Hire fee per day 699 737 777 817

GROUP ACTIVITIES Large per month 300 300 316 333 Medium per month 200 200 211 222 Small per month 100 100 105 111

DAVID PINE RECREATION CENTREHALL HIREMain Hall per day 4 152 4 380 4 616 4 856

Kitchen per day 332 350 369 388 - -

GROUP ACTIVITIES - - Large per month - 300 316 333 Medium per month - 200 211 222 Small per month - 100 105 111

DIEPKLOOF MULTI-PURPOSE HALL

LARGE HALL Hire fee per day 1 412 1 490 1 570 1 652

MEDIUM HALLHall hire per day 877 500 527 554

SMALL HALL Hall hire per day 141 150 158 166


Office Space per month - 200 211 222

GROUP ACTIVITIES Large per month - 300 316 333 Medium per month - 200 211 222 Small per month - 100 105 111

NALEDI HALLMain HallHall Hire per day 2 364 2 494 2 628 2 765

Activity room 1 per day - 500 527 554 Activity room 2 per day - 500 527 554

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Boardroom per day - 500 527 554


PIMVILLE RECREATION CENTRE

LARGE HALL Hall Hire per day 1 412 1 490 1 570 1 652

SMALL HALL Hall hire per day 500 500 527 554 Kitchen per day 300 300 316 333


MEADOWLANDS ZONE 10 MULTIPURPOSE CENTRE


SMALL HALL 1Hall Hire per day 684 350 369 388

SMALL HALL 2Hall hire per day - 350 369 388


BOARDROOM Hall Hire per day 352 371 391 412


DLAMINI RECREATION CENTRE



SMALL HALLHall hire per day 684 600 632 665

ROOM Hall Hire per day 352 300 316 333

Gym per month - 2 000 2 108 2 218

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CATEGORY B: MEDIUM FACILITES

EKHAYA CENTRE

MAIN HALL Hall Hire per day 892 941 992 1 043

Activity Room per day - 250 264 277


EKUTHULENI RECREATION CENTRE

MAIN HALL Hall hire per day 936 987 1 041 1 095

SMALL HALLHall hire per day 684 400 422 444


KOPANONG HALL

Hall Hire per day 2 111 1 200 1 265 1 331


PHIRI HALL

Hall Hire per day 922 972 1 025 1 078

Activity Room per month - 250 264 277


MAKHAYA HALLHall Hire per day 1 011 1 000 1 054 1 109

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KLIPSPRUIT WEST RECREATION CENTRE

Hall Hire per day 847 894 942 991


SLOVOVILLE RECREATION CENTRE



MAYORS PARK

HALL Hall Hire per day 758 684 721 758

Office rental per month - 200 211 222


NOORDGESIG RECREATION CENTRE

HALL Hall hire per day 877 925 975 1 026

Activity Room 1 per day - 250 264 277 Activity Room 2 per day - 250 264 277


PHEFENI HALL

HALL Hall Hire per day 1 409 1 487 1 567 1 649

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Activity Room 1 per day - 250 264 277 Activity Room 2 per day - 250 264 277



INTOKOZWENI RECREATION

Hall hire per day 892 941 992 1 043 Braai Area per day 223 235 248 261 Music sessions per month 1 368 1 443 1 521 1 600


POWER PARK : MEDIUM HALL Hall Hire per day 892 941 992 1 043

Board Room per day - 500 527 554

Braai Area - 250 264 277


QUACKER COMMUNITY CENTRE

Hall hire per day 699 700 738 776

Side Hall per day - 250 264 277

Office space per month - 300 316 333


CATEGORY C: SMALL FACILITIES

BUTT HUTNaledi, Zola North, Zola South, Realeka, Mapetla, Chiawelo, Phiri, Jabulani, Ikhwezi, Mofolo, TladiHall Hire per day - 500 527 554

GROUP ACTIVITIES Large per month - 300 316 333 Medium per month - 200 211 222

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Small per month - 100 105 111

348 DIEPKLOOF EXTENSION HALL

MAIN HALL Hall Hire per day 208 250 264 277

Office Space per month - 300 316 333

Open Space per day 1 000 1 054 1 109

Soccer field per tournament 150 158 166


MAVIS HALL

Hall Hire per day 951 1 004 1 058 1 113


INKANYEZI HALL


Activity Room per day - 250 264 277

Gym per month - 300 316 333


PROTEA CITY RECREATION

Hall Hire per day 200 211 222

GROUP ACTIVITIES Large per month 300 316 333 Medium per month 200 211 222 Small per month 100 105 111

NOKUPHILA HALL


Kitchen per day - 250 264 277

Side Room per day - 250 264 277

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SPHIWE VILLAGE



PROTEA GLEN HALL

Hall Hire per day - 800 843 887


CHIAWELO RECREATION CENTRE

Main Hall per day - 1 598 1 684 1 772

Conference room per day - 1 169 1 232 1 296


PROTEA SOUTH MULTI-PURPOSE CENTRE

Hire Fee per day 3 679 3 882 4 091 4 304

Activity Room per day 209 220 232 244






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2018 / 2019 2019/ 2020 2020 / 2021 2021/ 2022

NORSCOT MANOR RECREATION CENTRE

BILLIARD / BOARDROOM per hour 226 238 251 264 Group Fee per hour 102 107 113 119

ERIKSEN / BOARDROOM 3 per hour 169 179 188 198 Group Fee per hour 102 107 113 119

LAPA per day 1 352 1 426 1 503 1 582

ROOMS

TROON / BLUE PANTRY / STUDIO 1 per hour 141 149 157 165 Group fee per hour 96 101 107 112

STAVANGER per hour 124 131 138 145 Group fee per hour 90 95 100 105

PLOVER AND STUDIO 2 per hour 102 107 113 119 Group fee per hour 79 83 88 92

GARDEN AREAPrivate use per day 703 741 782 822 Corporate use per day 1 266 1 335 1 407 1 480

Kitchen per hour 96 101 107 112

GROUP FEES:

OTHER GROUPSArt Adult per month 1 479 1 560 1 645 1 730 Ballet per term 4 788 5 051 5 324 5 601 Callanetics per term 5 533 5 837 6 152 6 472 Domestic Training per hour 102 96 101 106 Drama per term 1 801 1 900 2 003 2 107 Irish & Highland Dance per term 3 350 3 535 3 725 3 919 Yoga per month 2 881 3 040 3 204 3 371 Run / Walk for Life per month 1 017 1 073 1 131 1 190

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JABULA RECREATION CENTREHALL HIREHibiscus HallHiring fee per day 2 466 2 601 2 742 2 884 Group fees per hour 104 110 116 122

BougainvilleaHiring fee per day 1 663 1 755 1 850 1 946 Group fees per hour 86 91 95 100

ROOMSCamelia Cosmos / Fuchsia / Dahlia, Daisy, Jasmine, Sunflower and Tulip Hiring fee per day 1 163 1 227 1 293 1 360 Group fees per hour 76 80 85 89 Childerns Parties 3 hours 475 501 528 555 AzaleaHiring fee per day 803 848 893 940 Group fees per hour 76 80 84 89 PeriwinkleHiring fee per day 637 672 709 746 Group fees per hour 70 74 78 82 MagnoliaHiring fee per day 718 757 798 839 Group fees per hour 88 93 98 103 VioletHiring fee per day 536 565 596 627 Group fees per hour 47 50 53 56 WisreriaHiring fee per day 362 381 402 423 Group fees per hour 47 50 53 56 IrisHiring fee per day 136 143 151 159 Group fees per hour 44 46 49 52

OTHER GROUPSClamber Club per month 2 683 2 830 2 983 3 138 Picture Framing per month 212 224 236 249 Silver jewellery Making per month 160 200 211 222 Adult Art and Fabrick Painting per month 1 946 2 053 2 164 2 276 Modern Dancing per month 1 649 1 740 1 834 1 929 Fabric Painting per month 1 064 1 123 1 183 1 245 Ballet Outreach Group per month 319 337 355 373

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ERNEST ULLMANN RECREATION CENTREMAIN HALLHiring fee per day 2 156 5 000 5 270 5 544 Group Fee per hour 96 101 107 112 Corporate Functions per day 0 7 000 7 378 7 762

ART ROOMGroup fee per hour 54 57 60 63

POTTERYOutreach Group fee per hour 46 49 52 54 Group fee per hour 99 105 111 116

STUDIO 1 / STUDIO 2Hiring fee per day 1 478 1 559 1 643 1 729 Group fees per hour 70 74 78 82

STUDIO 4Hiring fee per day 954 1 006 1 060 1 116 Group fee per hour 63 67 70 74

GLASS STUDIOHiring fee per day 954 1 006 1 060 1 116 Group fee per hour 54 57 60 63

OUTDOOR PARK per day 789 800 843 887

PARKING AREA per function 500 528 556 585

GROUP FEESREGULAR GROUPSGymnastics per month 9 150 9 654 10 175 10 704 Kip Magrath per month 9 447 9 966 10 504 11 050 Modern Dance per month 4 387 4 628 4 878 5 131 Moms and Babes per month 3 130 3 302 3 480 3 661 Play School per month 6 393 6 745 7 109 7 479 Stage Bright per month 1 549 1 634 1 723 1 812 Time Diet per month 748 789 832 875

WENDYWOOD RECREATION CENTREMAIN HALL 1Hall Hire fee per day 1 695 2 150 2 266 2 384 Group fee per hour 93 98 103 108

Studio 2Hall Hire per day 1 333 1 500 1 581 1 663

Studio 3Hall Hire per hire 1 066 1 100 1 159 1 220

Kitchen (new)Hiring fee per day 520 800 843 887

Ballet per month 4 180 5 000 5 270 5 544 Tennis Court per month 1 260 1 300 1 370 1 441 Tennis Courts social groups per hour 26 30 32 33 Squash Courts per month 1 260 1 300 1 370 1 441

PATERSON PARK RECREATION CENTRE

CLOSED AND UNDER CONSTRUCTION TARIFFS WILL BE FINALISED AFTER RENOVATIONS

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FIELD AND STUDY RECREATION CENTRE

MAIN HALLHiring Fee per day 2 814 2 968 3 129 3 291 Group fee per hour 175 185 195 205

LAPAHiring Fee per day 2 531 2 670 2 815 2 961 Group fee per hour 147 155 163 172

LAPA 2Childrens Party per session 910 960 1 011 1 064

ROOM 1Hiring Fee per day 1 023 1 079 1 137 1 196 Group Hire Fee per hour 85 89 94 99



Kitchen Fee per hour 0 185 195 205 Group fee per hour 0 114 120 126

STUDIO 1Hiring Fee per day 2 435 2 569 2 708 2 849 Group per hour per hour 136 143 151 159

STUDIO 2Hiring Fee per Day per day 1 079 1 138 1 200 1 262 Group per hour per hour 85 89 94 99

STUDIO 3Hiring Fee per day 1 684 1 776 1 872 1 970 Group Fee per hour 96 101 107 112

GARDEN AREAPrivate Use per session 955 1 007 1 062 1 117

Corporate Use per day 2 864 3 022 3 185 3 351

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OTHER GROUPSArt Kim additional classes per month 3 734 3 939 4 152 4 368 Art Tuesday per hour 0 136 143 151 Bridge additional classes per month 0 782 824 867 Community Group per year 3 086 3 255 3 431 3 609 Drama per hour 136 143 151 159 English Access new per month 11 299 11 920 12 564 13 217 Homekeepers per course 718 757 798 839 Karate per month 1 198 1 264 1 332 1 401 Little Kickers per month 847 894 942 991 Montessori Pre School per month 7 554 7 969 8 400 8 836 Pilates per month 452 477 503 529 Sewing - domestic course per month 2 000 2 110 2 224 2 340 Senior Exercise per month 802 846 892 938 Smoke Enders per month 1 096 1 156 1 219 1 282 Tansform Hers per month 785 829 873 919 Yoga (V-Jay) per month 695 733 773 813 Mothers and Miracles per hour 96 101 107 112 Art Workshops per workshop 3 277 3 457 3 644 3 833 Piano pm additional classes per month 1 436 680 717 754 China Mites new group per month 490 255 269 283 Zulu mites new group per month 490 510 538 565

MARLBORO HALLHall Hire per day per day 2 147 2 265 2 387 2 511 New Groups per hour 102 107 113 119

STUDIO per day 906 956 1 008 1 060 New group fees per hour 70 74 78 82

Side Room 1 per hour 54 60 63 67 New group fees per hour 29 30 32 33

LAPA AREA per day 904 954 1 006 1 058 Outside Cooking Area (extra fees) per day 1 064 1 000 1 054 1 109 BEZ VALLEY CARAVAN PARKCaravan ParkWeek DaysPer stand (2 persons per caravan) per day 84 88 93 98 Extra per person per day 23 24 25 26 WeekendsPer Stand 2 persons per caravan per day 99 105 111 116 Extra per person per day 34 36 38 40

LAPA 50 People or less per day 359 378 398 419 51 - 150 per day 797 840 885 931 151-300 per day 1 195 1 259 1 327 1 396 300 - 500 per day 1 504 1 585 1 671 1 757 Corporate Fee 2 x Venue Hire

ATREC SPORT COMPLEX

HALL Hire per day 1 453 1 533 1 616 1 700 New Groups per hour 78 83 87 92

KITCHEN per day 560 590 622 659

DINING HALL per day 1 119 1 181 1 245 1 318

STUDIO 1 & 2 (new)Hall Hire per day 632 667 703 745 Group Fee per hour 32 33 35 37

GROUND HIRE per function 1 455 1 535 1 618 1 714

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EASTBANK HALL

Hall Hire per day 2 147 2 265 2 387 2 511 Group Fee per hour 99 105 111 116

KLIPFONTEIN VIEW MULTIPURPOSE CENTRE

HALL HIREKOPANONGHiring fee per day 2 147 2 265 2 388 2 512 Group fees per hour 47 50 53 56

OUTDOOR PARKHiring fee per day 0 798 845 895




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CROWN GARDENS REC CENTRE

HALL HIRE Protea Hall Per day 1 968 2 076 2 188 2 302 Blue Room Per day 552 582 613 645 TV Room Per day 767 809 853 897 Pre-Fab Room Per day 552 582 613 645 Kitchen Per day 438 463 488 513

Group ActivitiesProtea Hall per hour 33 35 37 39 Blue Room per hour 9 10 10 11 TV Room per hour 13 13 14 15 Pre-Fab Room per hour 9 10 10 11

Sport ActivitiesCourts Per Hour 19 20 21 22 Lights on courts Per Hour 27 28 30 31

KLIPIRIVIERSBERG REC CENTRE

HALL HIREKiepersol A or B per day 5 801 6 120 6 451 6 786 Kiepersol A+B per day 11 416 12 044 12 694 13 354 Tambotie per day 3 517 3 710 3 911 4 114 Geelhout per day 2 619 2 763 2 912 3 064 Lala Palm per day 1 205 1 271 1 340 1 410 Strelitzia per day 1 158 1 222 1 288 1 355 Pyramid per day - 2 619 2 760 2 904 Boardroom per day - 415 437 460

Centres Recreation Groups per hour 0 60 63 67

Field Area Outside Lala Palm per day - 12 375 13 043 13 721

REGION F RECREATIONAL FACILITIES

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SOUTHERN SUBURBS

HALL HIREMain Hall 540sqm (200 -230 people) per day 2 563 2 704 2 850 2 998 Oak Room 143sqm (70 - 100 people) per day 1 685 1 777 1 873 1 971 Glasshouse 160sqm (90 - 120 people) per day 1 592 1 679 1 770 1 862 Blue Room 90sqm per day 842 889 937 985

Recreational GroupsMain Hall per hour 40 40 42 44 Blue Room per hour 27 27 28 30 Oak Room per hour 40 40 42 44 Glass Room per hour 40 40 42 44 Dancing per hour - 40 42 44 Karate per hour 39 40 42 44 Yoga per hour 35 27 28 30 Scarletics per hour 46 46 48 51 Aerobics per hour 38 20 21 22 Judo per hour - 27 28 30 Pigeons per season 1 496 1 496 1 577 1 659

RentalsBox Office per month - 2 500 2 635 2 772

Soccer FieldsCasual Use Per Game 375 396 417 439 Cricket Field - Lower Per Game 656 692 730 767 Cricket Field - Upper Per Game 561 592 624 657

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SOUTH RAND RECREATION CENTRE

HALL HIREJupiter Per Day 1 777 1 875 1 976 2 079 Neptune Per Day 1 336 1 409 1 485 1 562 Neptune including Lapa Area for fuctions Per Day 1 592 1 679 1 770 1 862 Venus Per Day 336 272 287 302 Lapa area with braai facility Per Day - 456 481 506

Group ActivitiesAerobics / Taebo Per Hour 20 22 23 24 Boxing Per Hour 24 25 26 28 Karate Per Hour 36 38 40 42 Trampoline Per Hour 36 38 40 42 Dancing Per Hour 36 38 40 42 Angling Club per hour 64 68 72 75 SASFA per hour 17 18 19 20 Court Usage (Netball\Basketball) per hour 19 20 22 23 Pigeon Club per season 1 414 1 492 1 573 1 654 Open area Per day per day 189 199 210 221 Per day with electricity per day 280 295 311 327

Gymnasium: Fees per person (per month)Adults per month 105 111 117 123 Children 18 and under per month 55 58 61 64 Senior Citizens and PWD's per month 55 58 61 64

MONDEOR REC CENTREDISCRIPTION

HALL RENTALMain Hall 1 777 1 875 1 976 2 079 Moth Hall 561 592 624 656

BERTHA SOLOMONS REC CENTRE


Small HallHiring fee per day 853 900 949 998

RoomsBoardroomHiring fee per day 426 449 473 498

Sewing RoomHiring fee per day 426 449 473 498

Croztech RoomHiring fee per day 426 449 473 498

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BRAAMFONTEIN REC CENTRE

Alec Gorshel CompleteHiring fee per day 11 385 12 011 12 659 13 318 Institutions with Special tariff per day 9 728 10 263 10 818 11 380

Alec Gorshel BigHiring fee per day 10 244 10 807 11 391 11 983

Alec Gorshel SmallHiring fee per day 9 235 9 743 10 269 10 803 Institutions with Special tariff per day 8 275 8 730 9 201 9 680

RoomsScorpioHiring fee per day 2 173 2 293 2 417 2 542 Institution with Special tariff per day 1 970 2 079 2 191 2 305

GerminiHiring Fee per day 1 807 1 906 2 009 2 114 Institution with Special tariff per day 1 626 1 716 1 808 1 903

LeoHiring fee per day 1 807 1 906 2 009 2 114 Institution with Special tariff per day 1 626 1 716 1 808 1 903

Leo and GeminiHiring fee per day - 3 613 3 808 4 006 Institution with Special tariff per day - 3 270 3 447 3 626

KarateHiring fee per day 1 312 1 384 1 459 1 535 Institutions with Special tariff per day 1 183 1 248 1 316 1 384

SquashHiring fee per day 618 652 687 722 Institutions with Special tariff per day 555 585 617 649


SquashDaily Fee per day 33 35 37 39

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HILLBROW RECREATION CENTRE


Side HallJunior Room Per Day 709 500 527 554 Lounge Room Per Day 709 704 742 781 Creche Room (Weekend Hire) Per Day 709 704 742 781 Art Room Per Day - 500 527 554

Group per hour Per Hour 100 106 111 117

GROSVENOR RECREATION CENTRE

Hall HireWhale Hall per day 2 942 3 103 3 271 3 441 Dolphin Hall per day 1 472 1 553 1 637 1 722 Activity Room 1 per day 229 242 255 268 Activity Room 2 per day 229 242 255 268

Conferences / MeetingsWhale Hall Full House per day 886 2 942 3 100 3 262 Dolphine Hall per day 797 1 472 1 552 1 633

SPORT ACTIVITIESTennis Courts per session 531 560 591 621 Aerobics per hour - 20 21 22

DESCRIPTIONGroup Activities per month - 500 527 554

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HOFLAND PARK REC CENTRE

Main HallHiring fee per day 811 855 902 948 Groups per hour - 100 105 111

Side HallHiring fee Per day 426 449 473 498

Room 1Hiring fee Per day 196 207 218 230 Groups Per hour 30 31 33 35

MAURICE FREEMAN REC CENTRE

Main HallHiring fee per day 745 786 828 871 Group Fees per hour 135 143 150 158


Room 1Hiring fee per day 196 207 218 230 Kitchen per day 179 189 199 210

YEOVILLE RECREATION CENTRE

HALL RENTALMain Hall Per Hour 166 175 185 194 Gold Room Per Hour 149 157 166 175 Yellow Room Per Hour 149 157 166 174 Silver Room Per Hour 75 80 84 88 Blue Room Per Hour 50 53 56 59 Green Room Per Hour 50 53 56 59

GROUP FEESAerobics per hour 20 21 22 23

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JAN HOFMEYR RECREATION

HALL HIRE Main HallHiring fee per day 1 042 1 099 1 158 1 218 Stoep area per day 151 159 168 176

ACTIVITY ROOMSRoom 1 per hour 124 131 138 146

GROUP FEES:Art per month 230 243 256 269 Aerobics per hour 20 21 22 23




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2018 / 2019 2019 / 2020 2020 / 2021 2021/ 2022

ENNERDALE EXT. 9 COMMUNITY CENTRE

Main HallHire fee per day 1 201 1 000 1 054 1 109


Main HallHiring fee 1 097 1 157 1 219 1 283

- GROUP ACTIVITIES Large per month - 300 316 333 Medium per month - 200 211 222 Small per month - 100 105 111

Main HallHire fee per day 284 299 315 332




RECREATION FACILITIES : REGION G

ENNERDALE EXT. 1 COMMUNITY CENTRE

ORANGE FARM EXT. 1 RECREATION CENTRE

ORANGE FARM EXT. 2 RECREATION CENTRE

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HALL HIRE: Hire fee per day 284 299 315 332


HALL HIRE Main HallHire fee per day 3 371 2 500 2 635 2 772

BOARD ROOMHire fee per day 833 650 685 721

SMALL HALLHire fee per day 2 024 1 500 1 581 1 663



HALL HIRE Main HallHire fee per day 632 700 738 776

Small Hall per day - 550 580 610


ZAKARIYA PARK COMMUNITY CENTRE

POORTJIE COMMUNITY CENTRE (OLD FACILITY)

LENASIA SOUTH CIVIC CENTRE

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HALL HIREMain HallHire fee per day 1 517 1 601 1 687 1 775

Small HallHire fee per day 505 500 527 554

BOARD ROOM per day 335 350 369 388

GROUP ACTIVITIES Large per month - 300 Medium per month - 200 211 222 Small per month - 100 105 111

HALL HIRE Main HallHire fee per day 1 390 700 738 776

Wendy House per month 784 600 632 665

Pre-Schoolper month 2 825 2 000 2 108 2 218


LENASIA CIVIC CENTRE

LENASIA EXT. 7 RECREATION CENTRE

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LENASIA EXT. 3 RECREATION CENTRE


Pre-School per day 1 436 2 000 2 108 2 218


ORANGE FARM, FINETOWN AND POORTJIE MULTIPURPOSE COMMUNITY CENTRESHALL HIRE Hire fee per day 838 884 931 980

BOARD ROOM: Boardroom Hire fee per day 299 316 333 350


DON MATEMAN COMMUNITY CENTRE

HALL HIREHire fee per day 1 413 1 491 1 571 1 653



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J.D. OPPERMAN RECREATION CENTRE

HALL HIRE Hire fee per day 708 800 843 887



ALBERTUS POP RECREATION HALL HIRE Hire Fee per day 156 800 843 887


RENTALS PER MONTH: Chreche fees per month per month 1 277 1 420 1 497 1 575


LENASIA EXT 9 BUT HUT

Hall Hire per day - 250 264 277





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DEFINITION AND CATEGORIES OF SPORTS FACILITIES

CATEGORY A

StadiumNational facility should be able to host National level competitions and tournaments, anddepending on International Governing Body specifications, also host international events.

CATEGORY B

Community StadiumsHosts community sport events including scool tournaments and competitive sport

CATEGORY C

Sport ComplexMutli sport facility that can host mutliple activities. Its usually fenced and may consists of several courts, playing field/s, club house and ablution blocks.

CATEGORY D

Indoor sport facility/ArenaThe indoor facilities must also be multi-use, and provide reasonable seating, and a play surface thatis appropriate for multiple activities and marked accordingly. The playing area should have a minimumclearance of 2 metres on all sides. The facility must have male and female ablutions with at least one

CATEGORY E1

Single use outdoor facilities Facilities meant for a specific code such as golf, cricket and so on, Such facilities are fenced, have a clubhouse and a playing field.

CATEGORY E2Stand aloneNetball courts, tennis courts and basketball courts which may be fenced with/without ablution facilities

CATEGORY F

Open fieldsGrassed / Non-grassed fields. Most instances managed by Clubs / LFAs

DEPOSIT (REFUNDABLE)Refundable deposits for all facility hire will be equal to the hire costs.

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Category B Community

Stadium

2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021 /2022

MATCHES* SAFA & PSL Per Game 3 134 3 306 3 485 3 666 * NDF (Mvela) Per Season (Anchor 14 142 14 920 15 726 16 544 * Training Fee Per Game (ad-hoc) 1 446 1 525 1 608 1 691

*LFA / OTHERS: Per Season (4 fields max)

ABC MOTSEPE LEAGUE & SASOLABC MOTSEPE LEAGUE Seasonal 4 557 4 808 5 067 5 331

Per Game (ad-hoc) 393 414 437 460 * Sasol Seasonal 2 828 2 984 3 145 3 309

Per Game (ad-hoc) 346 365 384 404 SAB & ABSA League* SAB Seasonal 1 886 1 989 2 097 2 206

Per Game (ad-hoc) 236 249 262 276 *Womens Regional League Seasonal 2 357 2 487 2 621 2 757

Per Game (ad-hoc) 314 332 349 368

* General Per Match 471 497 524 551 **Tournament (Commercial) Per Match 2 357 2 487 2 621 2 757 ** Training fee Per Hour 236 249 262 276 * Floodlights Per Hour w/o lights 94 99 105 110 * Parking space 1 179 1 243 1 310 1 379 *Parking space (Randburg sport complex) per month*Gym membership Fee (Union Stadium) Per annum

ATHLETICS

PROVINCIAL Rental 1 021 1 078 1 136 1 195

DISTRICT/ AREARental 550 580 612 643

SCHOOLSRental 314 332 349 368

NON-SPORTING EVENTSMUSICAL/FESTIVALRental 20 428 21 551 22 715 23 896 Floodlights Per Hour 377 398 419 441 POLITICALRental 1 257 1 326 1 398 1 471 CHURCHES etc.Rental Per Day 3 928 4 144 4 368 4 595 Fund Raising Eventse.g. Bazaar, Fetes, etc. Per Day 3 928 4 144 4 368 4 626

Rabie Ridge stadium, Ivory park stadium, Union stadium, Davidsonvile stadium, Alexandra stadium, Eldorado park stadium, Ennerndale stadium and Lenasia soccer stadium, Randburg Sport Complex, Malboro Sport Complex, Kwabhekilanga Sport complex

COMMUNITY STADIUM

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Catgory C Sport Complexes

SPORT COMPLEXES 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021 /2022

LFA / OTHERS: Per Season (4 fields max) 959 1 011 1 066 1 121

Ad-hoc Tariffs: Per Match 471 497 524 551

Night games:

Tariffs & per hour for use of floodlights 94 99 105 110

GROUPS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE COMPLEX

Community based groups Per Month 94 99 105 110

Commercial groups: 10% of monthly turnover.

10% of monthly turnover




NON-SPORTING EVENTSMUSICAL/FESTIVALSRental 7 857 8 289 8 737 9 191 Floodlights: Per Hour 94 99 105 110 POLITICAL RALLIESRental 1 257 1 326 1 398 1 471 FILMINGRental Per Day 6 757 7 129 7 513 7 904 PLAYING COURTSSchool Tournament / Sport Event Per Day 550 580 612 643 SIDE HALLHire 707 746 786 827 OFFICE RENTALSProfessional M2 per month 41 43 45 48 Amateur M2 per month 28 30 31 33



Night games:


GROUPS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE COMPLEX Community based groups Per Month 94 99 105 110






NON-SPORTING EVENTSMUSICAL/FESTIVALSRental 7 857 8 289 8 737 9 191 Floodlights: Per Hour 94 99 105 110 FILMINGRental Per Day 6 757 7 129 7 513 7 904 PLAYING COURTSSchool Tournament / Sport Event Per Day 550 580 612 643 SIDE HALLHire 707 746 786 827 OFFICE RENTALSProfessional M2 per month 41 43 45 48 Amateur M2 per month 28 30 31 33

Fields where there is turf as well as courts or fields of different sporting codes which may have ablution blocks, change rooms and Kanana sport complex, Ivory park, Bosmont, Cecil payne stadium, Davidsonvile sport complex, Moletsane, Naledi ext 2 , Mapetla, Protea Glen, Pimville Extreme sport, Elkah stadium, Three square, Rotanda, Bertrams and Ennerndale sport centre, Arthur Bloch Park, Riverlea Soccer Stadium, Jubileum Sport Ground, Melpark

Attilla Soccer Grounds, Atrec Sports Complex

Dube Boxing Club

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Night games:


GROUPS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE COMPLEX Community based groups Per Month 94 99 104 110






NON-SPORTING EVENTSMUSICAL/FESTIVALSRental 7 857 8 289 8 737 9 191 Floodlights: Per Hour 94 99 105 110 FILMINGRental Per Day 6 757 7 129 7 513 7 904 PLAYING COURTSSchool Tournament / Sport Event Per Day 550 580 612 643 SIDE HALLHire 707 746 786 827 OFFICE RENTALSProfessional M2 per month 41 Amateur M2 per month 28 30 31 33



Night games:


PLAYING COURTSSchool Tournament / Sport Event Per Day 548 578 609 641 GROUPS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE COMPLEX Community based groups Per Month 94 99 104 110 NON-SPORTING EVENTSMUSICAL/FESTIVALSRental 7 827 8 258 8 704 9 156 Floodlights: Per Hour 94 99 104 110 SIDE HALLHire 704 743 783 824 FILMINGRental Per Day 6 731 7 102 7 485 7 874

Orange Farm Chris Hani

Arthur Ashe

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Night games:


GROUPS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE COMPLEX Community Based Groups Per Month 94 99 104 110






NON-SPORTING EVENTSMUSICAL/FESTIVALSRental 7 827 8 258 8 704 9 156 Floodlights: Per Hour 94 99 104 110 FILMINGRental Per Day 6 731 7 102 7 485 7 874 PLAYING COURTSSchool Tournament / Sport Event Per Day 548 578 609 641 SIDE HALLHire 704 743 783 824 OFFICE RENTALSProfessional M2 per month 41 43 45 48 Amateur M2 per month 28 30 31 33

A-Trek



Night games:


GROUPS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE COMPLEX Community Based Groups Per Month 93 98 104 109






NON-SPORTING EVENTSMUSICAL/FESTIVALSRental 7 776 8 203 8 646 9 096 Floodlights: Per Hour 93 98 104 109 POLITICAL RALLIESRental 1 244 1 313 1 383 1 455 FILMING - - - Rental Per Day 6 687 7 055 7 436 7 822 PLAYING COURTSSchool Tournament / Sport Event Per Day 544 574 605 637 SIDE HALLHire 700 738 778 819 OFFICE RENTALSProfessional M2 per month 40 43 45 47 Amateur M2 per month 28 30 31 33

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Category D Indoor Spoorts Facilities

INDOOR SPORT FACILIITES 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022

Functions/hall hire 11 793 12 441 13 113 13 795 Function Set Up 1 629 1 719 1 812 1 906 Use of hall Per Hour 1 292 1 363 1 437 1 512 Foyer 2 948 3 110 3 278 3 449

Sport Events (indoor) per day 5 895 6 219 6 555 6 896 Sport Afiliated Groups per month 292 308 325 342 International Tournaments per day 3 870 4 083 4 303 4 527 Sport Event Casual once off 1 292 1 363 1 437 1 512 Shower Facilities once off 450 475 500 527 Conference once off 11 792 12 441 13 113 13 795 Welfare organization once off 11 792 12 441 13 113 13 795 School Fundraising once off 11 792 12 441 13 113 13 795 Universities/colleges per day 17 819 18 799 19 814 20 844 Council recognized unions per day 7 167 7 561 7 969 8 384 Dance competitions per day 5 895 6 219 6 555 6 896

DESCRIPTIONAmateurs - All sporting codesHire per day 3 870 4 083 4 303 4 527 Professional - All sporting codesHire per day 5 531 5 835 6 150 6 470 Outside Courts Hire per day 1 106 1 167 1 230 1 294 Non-sporting eventsHire per day 7 857 8 289 8 737 9 191 Board RoomHire per day 900 950 1 001 1 053 Corporate use 1 800 1 899 2 002 2 106 Office Rental Rental per month 1 000 1 055 1 112 1 170 Filming / MoviesHire per day 5 531 5 835 6 150 6 470 Hire per day (negotiable) 1 827 1 928 2 032 2 137

Walter Sisulu hall, Water Sisulu hall foyer, Albertina Sisulu hall and Ennerdale sport centre

SPORT EVENTS

Wembley Stadium

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Braun Fischer and Soweto Cricket ovals are under the management of Gauteng Cricket Club.

No Tariffs are payable

Rental Per Month 430 454 479 504

Lenasia Cricket Stadium

Hall Hire:Hire 1 440 1 519 1 601 1 685 Hire per game (Cricket) 904 954 1 006 1 058 Hire per Season (Cricket) 3 724 3 929 4 141 4 356

Victoria Park Sports Complex

Hall Hire:Hire (per day) 372 393 414 436 Hire per game (Soccer) 502 529 558 587

Pimville Golf Course is managed by the Soweto Country Club

Pimville Golf Course

Category E1 Single Use Outdoor Facility

Lenasia Ext 7 Bowling Green

SINGLE USE OUTDOOR FACILITY

Category E2 Stand Alone

2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022Basketball Courts per month 292 308 325 342 Tennis Courts per month 292 308 325 342 Netball Courts per month 292 308 325 342 Hockey per month 292 308 325 342 Five-a-side soccer per month 292 308 325 342 Other groups once off 292 308 325 342

SEASONAL FEE: APPLICABLE 391 413 435 458

AD-HOC TARIFFSAd-hoc 313 330 348 366

BOARDROOMRental 188 198 209 220

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Category F Open Sportsfields

2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022

SPORTING EVENTS N/C N/C N/C N/C

Non-Sporting EventsRental Per day 2 348 2 477 2 611 2 747 MUSICAL/FESTIVALSRental Per day 4 383 4 624 4 874 5 127 FILMINGRental 2 348 2 477 2 611 2 747 2018/19 tariff increased by 1% to accommodate vat increase

Grassed / Non-grassed fields. Most instances managed by Clubs / LFAs

Open Sportfields

ARTS, CULTURE AND HERITAGE

2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022

1.1 HECTOR PIETERSON MEMORIAL & MUSEUM

Adults per day 35 37 39 41 Children per day 10 11 11 12 Students at High School and Tertiary institutions per day 15 16 17 18 Senior Citizens per day 10 11 11 12

1.2 KLIPTOWN OPEN AIR MUSEUM 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022Adults No Charges No Charges No ChargesNo ChargesChildren No Charges No Charges No ChargesNo ChargesStudents at tertiary institutions No Charges No Charges No ChargesNo Charges

No Charges No Charges No ChargesNo ChargesSenior Citizens No Charges No Charges No ChargesNo Charges

1.3 JAMES HALL MUSEUM OF TRANSPORT 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022Parking Area per day 734 775 817 859 Photographic shoots per day 1 468 1 549 1 632 1 717 Adults No Charges No Charges No ChargesNo ChargesChildren No Charges No Charges No ChargesNo ChargesStudents at tertiary institutions No Charges No Charges No ChargesNo Charges

No Charges No Charges No ChargesNo ChargesSenior Citizens No Charges No Charges No ChargesNo Charges

2. HIRE OF FACILITIES

MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES

1 ENTRANCE CHARGES

TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR MUSEUMS, GALLERIES, JOBURG ARTBANK, JUNE 16 INTERPRETATION CENTRE AND COMMUNITY ART CENTRES

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2.1 Museum Africa (MA), June 16 Interpretation Centre, Johannesburg Art Gallery (JAG), Workers Museum and Alexander Heritage Centre, Hector Pieterson Museum, Oppenheimer Village 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/20222.1.1 Hire of auditorium

If museum is a partner in a project per day No Charges No Charges No Charges No ChargesNGOs, educational, cultural institutions per day 3 650 3 851 4 058 4 270 Commercial/ corporate institutions per day 7 300 7 702 8 117 8 539

2.1.2 Hall (June 16 Interpretation Centre)Hall Hire per day 850 897 945 994

2.1.3 Hire of boardroom If museum is a partner in the project per day No Charge No Charge No Charge No ChargeNGOs, educational, cultural institutions per day 1 250 1 319 1 390 1 462 Commercial / corporate institutions per day 2 500 2 638 2 780 2 924

2.1.4 Hire of other museum space, per designated space: Depending on the nature of the space, function and organiser

R8 223 - R40 519

R8 675 - R42 748

R9 144 - R45 056

R9 519.20 - R47 399

2.1.5 Hire of Museum Africa Arena or front entrance per day 2 268 2 393 2 522 2 653

2.1.6 Hire of court yard per day 2 400 2 532 2 669 2 808

2.1.7 Use of museums for commercial filming

Amature Local per hour 250 264 278 292 Commercial Local per hour 750 791 834 877 Amature International per hour 750 791 834 877 Commercial International per hour 1 500 1 583 1 668 1 755

2.1.8 Hire of temporary exhibition space:If Museum is a partner in the project No charge No charge No charge No charge

If Museum supports project per day 7 459 7 869 8 294 8 725 Commercial / corporate institutions per day 14 918 15 738 16 588 17 451

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2.2 COMMUNITY CENTRES2.2.1 UNCLE TOM'S ART CENTRE

2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022Main Hall per day 612 1 500 1 581 1 663 Side Hall per day 346 800 843 887 Studio per day - 400 422 444 Gallery (only) per day 264 1 000 1 054 1 109 Back Room per day - 150 158 166 Kitchen per day 320 400 422 444 Bar per day - 200 211 222

Group ActivitiesLarge per month 300 317 334 351 Medium per month 200 211 222 234 Small per month 100 106 111 117 2.2.2 MOFOLO ART CENTRE

2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022 Hall hire per day 750 791 834 877 Side Hall per day 480 506 534 562 Kitchen per day 330 348 367 386 2.2.3 MOFOLO CULTURAL BOWLCultural Bowl Hiring fee per day 10 000 10 550 11 120 11 698

Studio Hiring fee per hour 150 158 167 175 2.2.4 BAPEDI ART CENTRE

2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022Main Hall per day 1 000 1055 1 112 1 170 Kitchen (only) per day 550 580 612 643 Right Hall per day 350 369 389 409 Left hall per day 360 380 400 421 Studio per day 585 617 651 684 Group Activities

Large per month 300 317 334 351 Medium per month 200 211 222 234 Small per month 100 106 111 117 2.2.5 CREDO MUTWA OPEN AIR MUSEUM / HALL 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022 Hall hire per day 750 791 834 877 Village per hour 150 158 167 175 Kitchen per day 320 338 356 375

2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022A3 black and white per sheet 1 2 2 2 A3 colour per sheet 14 14 15 16 A4 colour per sheet 7 7 8 8 A4 black and white per sheet 1 1 1 1

Local per page 8 8 9 9 International per page 21 23 24 25

4. FAXES

3. PHOTOCOPIES (All Arts, Culture and Heritage facilities)

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5. 1 BASIC COSTSSupply of high resolution digital image on CD or by email per image 73 77 82 86 5.1.2 Photography by an external photographerStill and moving photography of museum objects and displays. By special arrangement only. 745 786 828 871

Newspapers: 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022<35 000 copies 174 184 193 204 >35 000 copies 253 267 281 296 Books, e-books and magazines inside 0 - - <1000 copies 85 89 94 99 1000 – 2000 copies 174 184 193 204 2001 – 10 000 copies 253 267 281 296 >10 000 copies 346 365 384 404 Books, e-books and magazines – front cover 0 - - <1000 copies 174 184 193 204 1000 – 2000 copies 346 365 384 404 2001 – 10 000 copies 506 534 563 592 > 10 000 copies 667 703 741 780 Books, e-books and magazines – back cover 0 - - <1000 copies 128 135 142 149 1000 – 2000 copies 253 267 281 296 2001 – 10 000 copies 382 403 425 447 > 10 000 copies 506 534 563 592 Journals for academic / non-profit organizations 43 45 48 50

Newspapers: 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022<35 000 copies 346 365 384 404 >35 000 copies 506 534 563 592 Books, e-books and magazines inside 0 - - <1000 copies 174 184 193 204 1000 – 2000 copies 346 365 384 404 2001 – 10 000 copies 506 534 563 592 >10 000 copies 667 703 741 780 Books, e-books and magazines – front cover<1000 copies 346 365 384 404 1000 – 2000 copies 667 703 741 780 2001 – 10 000 copies 1 012 1 068 1 126 1 184 > 10 000 copies 1 353 1 427 1 504 1 582 Books, e-books and magazines – back cover<1000 copies 253 267 281 296 1000 – 2000 copies 506 534 563 592 2001 – 10 000 copies 759 801 844 888 > 10 000 copies 1 012 1 068 1 126 1 184 Journals for academic / non-profit organizations 128 135 142 149

The prices are per image, language and edition and are added to the basic cost of supplying the image as laid out in 5.1. The following discounts will be given: 10% for 10-19 images used, 20% for 20 – 29 images used, 30% for 30+ images used. Where a book is also issued as an e-book, the fee is for the estimated usage combined.

5.2 USAGE FEE PER IMAGE

The cost of the image is the basic cost (as laid out in 5.1) plus the copyright / usage cost (laid out in 5.2)

5. SUPPLY & USAGE OF DIGITAL IMAGES FROM MUSEUM COLLECTIONS

5.2.1(b) PUBLICATIONS:Tariff Overseas

5.2.1(a) PUBLICATIONS: Tariff South Africa

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National Distributions, 3 flightings or less 128 135 142 149 National Distributions 4 flightings or more 253 267 281 296 Continental Distribution 506 534 563 592 Worldwide Distribution 705 744 784 825 5.2.2.2. DVD and CD<1000 copies 85 89 94 99 1000 – 1999 copies 174 184 193 204 2000 – 10 000 copies 253 267 281 296 >10000 copies 346 365 384 404 NGO/educational DVDs 85 89 94 99

Tariff - Southern Africa 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022Temporary Displays 85 89 94 99 Permanent Displays 174 184 193 204 Commercial museums/Trade displays:Temporary Displays 174 184 193 204 Permanent Displays 346 365 384 404

5.2.4(b) :Tariff - Overseas 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022Temporary Displays 174 184 193 204 Permanent Displays 346 365 384 404 Commercial museums/Trade displays:Temporary Displays 346 365 384 404 Permanent Displays 667 703 741 780

Annual reports\newsletters/calendars: 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022NGO, academic, non-profit organisations 43 45 48 50 Corporate 94 99 104 110 Office stationeryNGO, academic, non-profit organisations 94 99 104 110 Corporate 174 184 193 204

Annual reports\newsletters/calendars: 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022NGO, academic, non-profit organisations 94 99 104 110 Corporate 174 184 193 204 Office stationeryNGO, academic, non-profit organisations 174 184 193 204 Corporate 346 365 384 404

Tariff - Southern Africa

5.2.3(a) MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS/ TRADE DISPLAYS (ALL MUSEUMS) Use of the image to publicise the exhibition/ display will be allowed only with written permission, and with proper copyright acknowledgement to Museum Africa.

Tariff - Overseas

Non-Profit Museums:

5.2.4 BUSINESS USE OF IMAGES

5.2.2.1 Broadcast

5.2.2 TV, DOCUMENTARIES AND FILM


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Commercial publications 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2020 2021/2022

1 insertion, 1 publication (3 months) 1 410 1 488 1 568 1 650

Unlimited insertions, unlimited no. of publications for one year 5 636 5 946 6 267 6 593

Commercial publications 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022

1 insertion, 1 publication (3 months) 2 818 2 973 3 134 3 297

Unlimited insertions, unlimited no. of publications for one year 11 273 11 893 12 535 13 187 Variations of the above will be in proportion to about amounts

5.2.5.2 Display 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2020 2021/2022

Billboard Advertis ing 5 961 6 288 6 628 6 973 Bus Shelters etc. 2 961 3 123 3 292 3 463

Large (1m or bigger) 1 113 1 174 1 238 1 302 Medium (A3, A2, ½ meter) 747 788 831 874 Small 366 386 407 428 Non Profit organisations 94 99 104 110

Billboard Advertis ing 11 928 12 584 13 264 13 953 Bus Shelters etc. 5 919 6 244 6 581 6 924

Large (1m or bigger) 2 227 2 350 2 477 2 605 Medium (A3, A2, ½ meter) 1 493 1 575 1 660 1 746 Small 733 774 815 858 Non Profit organisations 174 184 193 204

On a sliding scale up to

On a sliding scale up to


Posters:

Tariff - Overseas

Posters:

Tariff - Overseas

5.2.5 ADVERTISINGTariff - Southern Africa

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Tariff - Southern Africa 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022<1000 copies 99 348 367 386 1000 – 1999 copies 140 348 367 386 2 000 – 10 000 copies 183 348 367 386 >10 000 copies 282 348 367 386

<1000 copies 200 211 222 234 1000 – 1999 copies 282 298 314 330 2 000 – 10 000 copies 366 386 407 428 >10 000 copies 559 590 622 654

Tariff - Southern Africa 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2020 2021/2022Personal use in a private home 80 85 89 94 Under 30 x 40cm 140 148 156 164 30 x 40cm, to 40 x 50cm 200 211 222 234 Up to 1m longest side 282 298 314 330 Over 1 m longest side 353 372 392 412

Tariff – OverseasPersonal use in a private home 164 173 182 192 Under 30 x 40cm 282 298 314 330 30 x 40cm, to 40 x 50cm 394 416 439 461 Up to 1m longest side 559 590 622 654 Over 1 m longest side 706 745 785 826

Tariff - Southern Africa 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022Non-profit/NGO 164 173 182 192 Commercial 240 253 266 280

Tariff - OverseasNon-profit/NGO 252 266 280 295 Commercial 503 530 559 588

Tariff - Southern Africa 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022Lectures\ Papers (Non-profits) 80 85 89 94 Lectures (For profits) 128 135 142 149 Proposal pitching 80 85 89 94

Tariff - OverseasLectures\ Papers (Non-profits) 164 173 182 192 Lectures (For profits) 253 267 281 296 Proposal pitching 164 173 182 192

Commercial products e.g. mugs, T-shirts, posters, CD\DVD covers, jigsaw puzzles, calendars

5.2.7 INTERIOR DECORATION, PER VENUE

Tariff - Overseas

5.2.6 COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS

5.2.9 MISCELLANEOUS

5.2.8 WEBSITE/INTERNET USE

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6. MUSEUM PUBLICATIONS, POSTERS & POSTCARDS FOR SALE

6.1. Museum Africa 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022Catalogue of pictures, Africana Museum, 1973, 7 volumes 426 348 367 386 Catalogues of prints, Africana Museum, 1975, 2 volumes 212 348 367 386 Africana Notes and News Index 18 348 367 386 Africana Notes and News Back numbers 16 348 367 386 Old Town, Newtown 21 348 367 386

6.2 Johannesburg Art Gallery 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022Current of Africa: the art of Selby Mvusi 28 30 31 33 Diversity and themes: Romantic prints 21 23 24 25 Dutch paintings of the 17th century 166 175 185 194 Ernest Mancoba: a resource book 28 30 31 33 Exchange values 99 105 111 116 From Corot to Monet 353 372 392 412 Gerald Sekoto: unsevered ties 72 76 80 85 Looking at contemporary South African sculpture: Jackson Hlungwani: a resources book 28 30 31 33 Making links 28 30 31 33 Maz’enthole: the Nelson Mandela collection 28 30 31 33 New strategies 99 105 111 116 17th Century Dutch and Flemish Painting in South African 166 175 185 194 The Horstmann Collection of Southern African Art 21 23 24 25 The sculptor and his sitter: Rodin’s bust of Eve Fairfax 49 51 54 57 The Lace Collection of the Johannesburg Art Gallery 43 45 48 50 Ukiyo-e:Japanese wood-block prints 28 30 31 33 Thami Mnyele catalogue 408 430 454 477

PostersMuseum Africa 7 8 8 8 Johannesburg Art Gallery 11 12 13 13 Johannesburg Art Gallery 16 17 18 19

Postcards:Johannesburg Art Gallery 11 11 12 13 Museum Africa – black and white 4 4 4 5 Johannesburg Art Gallery and Museum Africa - colour 5 5 6 6

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