The City of Cape Town provides the following basic services:
building plan application and documents
drainage
electricity
municipal roads
noise control
property rates
refuse removal and cleansing services
regulating abattoirs
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The City of Cape Town municipality regulates the cemeteries, funeral parlours and crematoria in the area.
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The municipality is responsible for ensuring that its area is clean and litter-free. This includes providing bins, cleaning crews and enforcing by-laws against littering and other pollution.
The following complaints can be directed to the Cleansing...
The core services that the Contact Centre handles are around:
rates
electricity
sewage
water
refuse removal
The Contact Centre will direct queries about other matters to the appropriate Departments.
Typical matters handled by the Contact...
Local authorities are responsible for drainage infrastructure. Their responsibilities include:
cleaning stormwater catch pits
cleaning stormwater kerbs or gutters along tar roads
cleaning and unblocking stormwater pipes
cleaning open concrete...
The City of Cape Town is responsible for the overall management and maintenance of all road and stormwater assets. They manage the districts and depots and are responsible for the roads asset management, informal network management and roads...
The City of Cape Town allows ratepayers to consolidate all their City accounts (including rates, water, refuse, electricity and sewerage) for a single property into one invoice.
The local authority is responsible for controlling the water supply to houses in the area.
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The Constitution states the local municipalities are responsible for the following:
Every municipality has the responsibility to provide basic services to the community. These services are made possible through monthly payments known as rates.
These services include: