Sewage Disposal tarrifs

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Sewage Disposal

Tariffs Applicable Throughout the Area of Jurisdiction of the Municipality: -

Durban Metropolitan Tariff

SEWAGE DISPOSAL BYLAWS

TARIFF OF CHARGES, TARIFF RATES AND VARIABLE FACTORS

Item Description

Sewage Disposal Charges

1. Disposal of a unit of standard domestic effluent by sue of sewage disposal system.

(a) Tariff per kilolitre

2. Land enhancement charge for undeveloped premises which are or which can be connected to an available sewage disposal system

(a) Tariff per kilolitre

3. Minimum monthly charge

4. Surcharge on Tariffs

5. Disposal of sewage other than trade effluent delivered by private road tanker direct into Council facilities.

(a) Tariff per tanker load

Trade Effluent

6. (a) Treatment cost 'Y'

7.

(b) Treatment cost 'Z'

(c) Permanganate value 'P'

(d) Settleable solids value 'S'

Minimum volume of trade effluent 'T' (Kilolitres per month)

8. Disposal of trade effluent by private pipeline direct into Council sea-outfall

(a) Tariff per kilolitre

9. Disposal of trade effluent by private road tanker direct into Council facilities

(a) Tariff per tanker load

10. Control and regulatory monitoring

(a) Permit issue and regulatory monitoring where the volume of trade effluent does not exceed 100 kilolitre/month

(b) Permit issue where the volume of trade effluent:

(i) exceeds 100 kilolitre/month but does not exceed 1000 kilolitres/month

(ii) exceeds 100 kilolitre/month but does not exceed 10000 kilolitres/month

(iii) exceeds 10000 kilolitre/month

(c) Regulatory monitoring of compliance with permit conditions where the volume of trade effluent:

(i) exceeds 100 kilolitre/month but does not exceed 1000 kilolitres/month

(ii) exceeds 1000 kilolitre/month but does not exceed 10000 kilolitres/month

Charge, Rate or

Factor

Applicable

Section

R - + VAT R - =

R -

Nil

R - + VAT R - =

R -

6.1

6.5(a)

Nil

Nil

6.5(b)

6.5(c)

R - + VAT R - =

R -

3.8(2)

R - + VAT R - =

R -

6.4(1)(a)

R - + VAT R - =

R -

6.4(1)(b)

40

10

6.4(1)(a)

6.4(1)(b)

100 6.4(4)

R - + VAT R - =

R -

5.1

R - + VAT R - =

R -

3.8(2)

6.5(d)

R - + VAT R - =

R -

R - + VAT R - =

R -

R - + VAT R - =

R -

R - + VAT R - =

R -

R - + VAT R - =

R -

(iii) exceeds 10000 kilolitre/month R - + VAT R - =

R -

(d) Assessment of volume of trade effluent as a percentage of water consumption where the volume of trade effluent:

(i) exceeds 100 kilolitre/month but does not exceed 1000 kilolitres/month

(ii) exceeds 1000 kilolitre/month but does not exceed 10000 kilolitres/month

R - + VAT R - =

R -

R - + VAT R - =

R -

(iii) exceeds 10000 kilolitre/month R - + VAT R - =

R -

(e) Additional control and regulatory monitoring as deemed necessary by the authorised officer.

Other charges

11. Connecting sewer - prescribed charge to include reinstatement of roads, footpaths, kerbs and channels.

(a) for laying of connecting sewer:

(i) 100m nominal diameter

(ii) 150mm nominal diameter

R - + VAT R - =

R -

3.6

R - + VAT R - =

R -

Full cost (iii) above 150mm nominal diameter

(b) for removal of connecting sewer irrespective of nominal diameter R - + VAT R - =

R -

(c) additional percentage if the work is executed on other than a working day at the request of the applicant

30%

12. Drainage installation

(a) Drainage work not connected with the erection of a building

(i) inspection of plans and drainage works in respect of any alteration to or reconstruction of an existing drainage installation

R - + VAT R - =

R -

7.3(3)

(ii) inspection and testing of an existing drainage installations or any section thereof, per hour or part thereof

(b) Clearing drains and connecting sewer of obstructions

R - + VAT R - =

R -

(i) per clearance R - + VAT R - =

R -

7.3(2) and

6.5(e)

(ii) in a case where it is necessary to cut the pipes and to reinstate roads, footpaths, kerbs and channels

Full cost

Notes:

(1) Prescribed charges shall be paid on the making of an application unless the authorised officer shall, in writing, permit payment to be deferred until the approval of the application, in which case the owner shall pay such fees as soon as he is called upon to do so by the authorised officer.

(2) In the event of any application being refused or in any other case where the authorised officer deems it appropriate the authorised officer may, at his discretion, order the refund of the whole or portion of any sums paid.

(3) In the event of an application resulting in a full cost charge the estimated cost shall be payable by the applicant before the application is approved. Where the actual cost is greater or less than the estimated cost, any excess shall be recoverable from him and the balance shall be refunded to him.

ANNEXURE A

PERCENTAGE OF METERED WATER CONSUMPTION TO DETERMINE THE VOLUME OF SEWAGE

(1) The percentage applied to the metered water consumption in order to determine the volume of sewage discharged by a consumer shall be determined by the nature of use of the premises.

(2) The nature of use shall be :

(a) designated by the Use Code applied tot he premises in the publications of "Rateable Values and Classifications" for the City of Durban, or, where the premises are not within the City of Durban.

(b) determined by the authorised officer in respect of premises which are not developed the Use Code allocated to the premises shall be that which reflects the intended nature of use of the premises when developed.

(3) Each Use Code shall be allocated to a Sewer Consumer Group and for each Sewer Consumer Group there shall be allocated a percentage figure representing the proportion of the metered water consumption which is likely to be discharged as sewage as set out in the table below.

(4) Provided that where the authorised officer is of the opinion that the percentage so applicable in respect of specific premises is excessive having regard to the purposes for which water is consumed on those premises, he may reduce the percentage applicable to those premises for the purposes of section 6.2(2) of the Bylaws to a figure which in his opinion and in the light of information available to him ore realistically reflects the proportion between the likely volume of sewage discharged from the premises and the quantity of water supplied thereto:

Sewer Consumer Group Percentage of metered water consumption

Nature of use of premises and use code from the publication of City of Durban, 'Rateable Values and

Classifications'

Sewer Consumer Group Percentage Nature of use Use of

Code

No. Description

01 Houses 60 Dwelling Houses

Parsonages

Durban Corporation Rates-in-rent rate

Code 1

15

31

71

02 Flats

03 Industrial

95

90

Barracks

Colleges

Compounds

Flats

Homes (Nursing) etc

Hostels

Nursing Quarters

Non-residential and residential (66 2/3% or more residential)

Old age homes

Durban Corporation - Rates-in-rent rate

Code 2

Cartage

20

22

30

42

60

72

08

05

12

13

16

04 Commercial (including state and municipal office blocks)

95

Coal Site

Quarries

S.A. Railways and Harbours

Trades and Industry

Sub Stations

Tanks

Amusements

Banks

Building Societies

Doctors' Quarters

Garages

Government

Insurance Companies

11

36

38

45

54

57

03

04

06

14

17

18

24

05 State (Non office blocks)

06 Educational

07 Other

08 Vacant Land

09 Road right-of-way canals

70

70

70

0

0

SEWAGE DISPOSAL BYLAWS : TARIFF OF CHARGES

Description

1. PROVISION OF A CONNECTING SEWER 3(4)

Law Courts

Missions

Mortuary

Municipal

Recreation

Shops

Shops and Offices

Offices

Stables

Conveniences

Licensed hotels

Non-residential and residential (less than 66

2/3% residential)

Durban Corporation

Rates-in-rent rate

Code 3

Police

Post Office

Stations

Republic defence department

Private Schools

Schools and universities

Caretakers' quarters

Cemeteries and burial grounds

Churches

Halls

Hospitals

Private hotels and boarding houses

Temples

Sporting bodies (10c)

Sporting bodies (R2)

Nominal buildings

Code 03

Nominal buildings

Code 01

Nominal buildings

Code 02

Vacant land

Uninhabitable buildings

Roads

Canals

Right-of-way

37

40

41

48

25

26

27

28

49

55

56

58

73

34

39

07

09

32

33

43

46

10

19

21

23

44

74

75

53

47

53

29

59

50

51

52

(M.N.

71/94)

Charge

Section

3.4(5) The owner shall pay the prescribed connection charge:

(a) Connection fees

(i) For first connecting foul-water sewer:

(a) 100mm nominal diameter connection

(b) 150 mm nominal diameter connection

R2723,68 + R381,32VAT :

R3105,00

(ii) For a second or subsequent connecting foul-water sewer up to and including 10 metres in length :

(a) 100 mm nominal diameter connection

(b) 150 mm nominal diameter connection

R2883,77 + R403,73VAT :

R3287,50

R3007,89 + R421,11VAT :

R3429,00

R3184,21 + R445,79VAT :

R3630,50

(iii) For connecting foul-water sewers having diameter greater than 105 mm nominal diameter

(iv) For a second or subsequent connecting sewer having a length greater than 10 metres

Full Cost

Full Cost

(b) Removal of connection

For the removal of each connection together with all re-instatement of roads, footpaths, kerbs and channels rendered necessary thereby

R617,54 + R86,46VAT :

R704,00

(c) Inspection of connecting sewer laid by others: per inspection

(d) Additional charges

Such charge in terms of 5(a), 5(b) and 5(c) shall be increased by 50 per cent if the work is executed over a weekend if deemed necessary by the Director : Waste Water

Management or at the request of the applicant.

2. Acceptance of sewage delivered by road haulage Bylaw 3.5

R107,02 + R14,98VAT :

R122,00

Section

3.5(2) The charges for any sewage delivered for disposal to any Council facilities shall be assessed by the authorised officer in accordance with the prescribed tariff of charges

(a) Disposal of trade effluent from within the Council's area of jurisdiction delivered by private road tanker to Council facilities per tanker load.

(b) Disposal of trade effluent from within the Council's area of jurisdiction delivered by private road tanker to Council facilities per tanker load.

R135,09 + R18,91VAT :

R154,00

R203,51 + R28,49VAT :

R232,00

(c) Disposal of domestic effluent from within or without the Council's area of jurisdiction to Council facilities

(i) delivered by private road tanker per kilolitre, measured as the nominal carrying capacity, of the tanker

(ii) delivered by private road haulage in drums per drum of capacity not exceeding 150 litres

R10,79 + R1,51VAT :

R12,30

R1,08 + R0,15VAT : R1,23

3. Acceptance of trade effluent for discharge into sea outfall Bylaw 4.1

Section

5.1 The authorised officer may at his discretion, and, subject to the conditions hereinafter set out and such other conditions as he may specify, grant permission for the acceptance of such trade effluent as complies with the standards prescribed in section 4.16 for discharge into any of the Council's sea outfalls and the charges for any trade effluent delivered for discharge into a sea outfall shall be assessed by the authorised officer in accordance with the prescribed tariff of charges.

(a) Tariff per kilolitre R0,439 + R0,061VAT :

R0,500

4. Payment For Use of Sewage Disposal System Bylaw 5.1

Section

5.1(1) (a) Sewage rates for each category of rate code

As determined by City

Council from time to time

(b) (i) Tariff rate for the disposal of sewage from per kilolitre

(ii) Tariff rate for the disposal of sewage from properties exempt from rates in the North

Central and South Central Local Council areas, per kilolitre

(iii) Tariff rate for the disposal of sewage from properties in the Hammarsdale Local

Authority area where the volume of sewage is determined as 100% of potable water supply, per kilolitre

R2,03 + R0,28VAT : R2,31

R1,70 + R0,24VAT : R1,94

R2,73+R0,38VAT : R3,11

5. TARIFF CALCULATION FOR THE ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR TRADE EFFLUENT

BYLAW 5.3

Section

5.3(1) The tariff rate in cents per kilolitre for the additional charge for the disposal of trade effluent to the sewage disposal system shall be determined in accordance with the formula: x + v ( C ) + z ( C )

R R

R0,0584 + R0,0082VAT :

R0,0666

5.3(2) The tariff rate in cents per kilolitre for the additional charge for the disposal of high strength sewage to the sewage disposal system shall be determined in accordance with the formula: v ( C - 1 ) + z ( B - 1)

R S

(a) Conveyance and Preliminary Treatment Cost 'X'

LOCAL AUTHORITY

AREA

(i) Durban

(ii) Pinetown

(iii) New Germany

(iv) Verulam

(v) Tongaat

(vi) Amanzimtoti

(vii) Other Metro Areas excluding Hammersdale

(b) Treatment Cost 'Z'

TariffX c/kl

EXCL.

VAT

R C

61,09

89,26

89,26

60,30

31,04

74,85

89,26

VAT

R C

8,55

12,50

12,50

8,44

4,35

10,48

12,50

INCL.

VAT

R C

69,64

101,76

101,76

68,74

35,39

85,33

101,76

LOCAL AUTHORITY

AREA

(i) Durban

(ii) Pinetown

(iii) New Germany

(iv) Verulam

(v) Tongaat

(vi) Amanzimtoti

(vii) Other Metro Areas excluding Hammersdale

(c) Treatment Cost 'Z'

Tariff

V c/kl

EXCL.

VAT

R C

171,61

26,01

26,01

17,17

8,83

21,30

26,01

VAT

R C

2,47

3,64

3,64

2,40

1,24

2,98

3,64

INCL.

VAT

R C

20,08

29,65

29,65

19,57

10,07

24,28

29,65

LOCAL AUTHORITY

AREA

(i) Durban

(ii) Pinetown

(iii) New Germany

(iv) Verulam

(v) Tongaat

(vi) Amanzimtoti

Tariff

Z c/kl

EXCL.

VAT

R C

12,83

17,73

17,73

12,51

6,44

15,51

VAT

R C

1,80

2,48

2,48

1,75

0,90

2,17

INCL.

VAT

R C

14,63

20,21

20,21

14,26

7,34

17,68

(vii) Other Metro Areas excluding Hammersdale

(d) Hammarsdale Local Authority Area

The tariff rate for the disposal of trade effluent to the sewage disposal system.

(e) Chemical Oxygen Demand Value 'R'

(f) Settleable Solids Value 'S'

17,73 2,48 20,21

R2,73 + R0,38 VAT :

R3,11 or by special agreement

360

9

(3) Charge for trade effluent applies when volume of trade effluent discharged exceeds specified minimum volume

100 kilolitres per month

6. Percentage of measured water consumption to determine the volume of sewerage.

Bylaw 5(8).

(a) Solely residential: 3 storeys and fewer

(b) Solely residential: 4 storeys and fewer

(c) Business and General

(d) Wet industry

70% or by agreement

95% or by agreement

95% or by agreement

INDIVIDUAL

ASSESSMENT

(e) All premises where water is derived from river or borehole INDIVIDUAL

ASSESSMENT

7. Other charges.

Bylaw 5(10).

(1) a charge payable by any person in respect of a minimum quantity of sewage

(2) a charge payable by any person in the form of a general surcharge on the prescribed tariff rates for use of the sewage disposal system should there be any prohibition or restriction in the consumption or use of water

(3) a charge for the recovery of cost incurred by the Council for trade effluent control and monitoring of permit holders who dispose of trade effluent into the sewage disposal system.

(a) Control and Regulatory Monitoring

Permit issue and regulatory monitoring where the volume of trade effluent:

(i) does not exceed 100 kilolitre/month

Tariff per month R61,84 + R8,66 VAT : R70,50

(ii) Exceeds 100 kilolitre/month but does not exceed 1000 kilolitre/month

Tariff per month R292,11 + R40,89 VAT : R333,00

(iii) Exceeds 1000 kilolitre/month but does not exceed 10 000 kilolitre/month

Tariff per month R5487,68 + R76,82 VAT : R625,50

(iv) Exceeds 10 000 kilolitre/month

Tariff per month R849,12 + R118,88 VAT : R968,00

NO CHARGE

NO CHARGE

(b) Additional control and regulatory monitoring as deemed necessary by an authorised officer

FULL COST

(c) Assessment of volume of trade effluent as a percentage of water consumption where the volume of trade effluent

(i) exceeds 100 kilolitre/month but does not exceed 1 000 kilolitre/month

Tariff per assessment

(ii) exceeds 1 000 kilolitre/month but does not exceed 1 0000 kilolitre/month

Tariff per assessment

(iii) exceeds 10 000 kilolitre/month

R1503,51 + R210,49 VAT

: R1714,00

R3007,89 + R421,00 VAT

: R3429,00

R3714,19 : R520,09 VAT :

Tariff per assessment

(4) a charge payable by a person who disposes of an objectionable discharge referred to in 2/4

(5) a charge payable in respect of the following service:

(a) pipeline inspection

(b) laboratory sampling, analysis and interpretation

(c) design, drawing scrutiny and specialist advice

(d) sale of non potable water shall be in terms of section 63 of the National Water

Supply Regulations

(e) sale of compost and growing medium

(f) trade effluent control and monitoring of consumers who dispose trade effluent into a sewage disposal system not vested in the Council

(g) Emptying of Storage Tanks : per load

(i) Septic tanks

(a) North Central and South Central Local Council area

(b) Inner West Local Council area

(c) South Local Council area

(d) Outer West Local Council area

(e) North Local Council area

(ii) Conservancy tanks : per load or part thereof

(a) North Central and South Central Local Council area

(b) Inner West Local Council area

(c) South Local Council area

(d) Outer West Local Council area

(e) North Local Council area

(h) public awareness, education and communication services

(i) a charge payable by any person for any service rendered or goods sold for which there is no applicable prescribed tariff rate

(6) Maintenance of drainage installation Bylaw 6(3)

(2) Charge in respect of the clearing of any drainage installation

(a) per emptying of VIP (ventilated improved pit latrine) up to a maximum of two emptyings per year

(b) per emptying of VIP (ventilated improved pit latrine) for emptyings in excess of two emptying per year

(c) per clearance of obstruction

(3) Inspection and testing of the drainage installation on the written application of the owner of premises.

R4235,00

FULL COST

FULL COST

By agreement

By agreement

R1,08 + R0,15 VAT :

R1,23

By agreement

By agreement

R271,05 + R37,95 VAT :

R309,00

R271,05 + R37,95 VAT :

R309,00

Service not available

Service not available

Service not available

R271,05 + R37,95 VAT :

R309,00

R75,88 + R10,62 VAT :

R86,50

R75,88 + R10,62 VAT :

R86,50

Service not available

Service not available

By agreement

By agreement

R25,55 + R37,95 VAT :

R29,00

R271,05 + R37,95 VAT :

R309,00

R270,18 + R37,82 VAT :

R308,00

FULL COST

02

No.

01

Rate

Code

01

ANNEXURE A

PERCENTAGE OF MEASURED WATER CONSUMPTION TO DETERMINE THE VOLUME OF SEWAGE

(1) The percentage applied to the measured water consumption in order to determine the volume of sewage discharged by a consumer shall be determined by the nature of use of the premises.

(2) For premises within the City of Durban the nature of use shall be either:

(a) designated by the use code applied to the premises in the publications of "Rateable Values and Classifications" for the City of Durban; or

(b) determined by the authorised officer where, in the opinion of the authorised officer, the premises are utilised for informal development not recognised in the publications of "Rateable Values and Classifications" for the City of

Durban.

(3) For premises without the City of Durban, the nature of use shall be either:

(a) designated by the use code applied in the premises as published in a manner approved by the authorised officer; or

(b) determined by the authorised officer where no such approved publication is available. In respect of premises which are not developed and which are in receipt of water supplied from the Council's water supply system the code allocated to the premises shall be that which reflects the intended nature of use of the premises when developed.

(4) Each nature of use shall be allocated to a sewer consumer group and for each sewer consumer group there shall be allocated a percentage figure representing the proportion of the measured water consumption which is likely to be discharged as sewage as set out in the table below.

(5) Provided that where the authorised officer is of the opinion that the percentage so applicable in respect of specific premises is excessive having regard to the purposes for which water is consumed on those premises, he may reduce the percentage applicable to those premises for the purposes of section 6.2(2) of the bylaws to a figure which in his opinion and in the light of information available to him more realistically reflects the proportion between the likely volume of sewage discharged from the premises and the quantity of water supplied thereto:

Sewer Consumer Group Percentage of metered water consumption

Nature of use of premises and use code from the publication of City of Durban, 'Rateable Values and

Classifications'

Sewer Consumer Group Percentage Nature of use Use of

Code

Description

Houses 60 Caretaker 07

Dwelling Houses

Personages

15

31

Flats 95

Nominal Buildings

Durban Corporation Rates-in-rent rate

Code 1

Barracks

Compounds

Doctors' quarters (Government)

Flats

Hostels

Private hotel and Boarding Houses

Nursing Quarters

Non-residential and residential (66 2/3% or more residential)

Old age homes

59

71

05

13

14

16

22

23

30

42

60

Rate

Code

03

03

Rate

Code

03

04

Industrial

Commercial (including state and municipal office blocks)

90

95

05

Rate

Code

03

06

Rate

Code

03

07

State (Non office blocks) 70

Educational

Other 70

70

Nominal building

Durban Corporation

Rates-in-rent rate

Code 2

Cartage

Coal Site

Quarries

S.A. Railways and Harbours

Trades and Industry

Sub Stations

Tanks

Amusements

Banks

Building Societies

Garages

Government

Homes (Nursing) etc.

Insurance Companies

Law Courts

Missions

Mortuary

Municipal

Recreation

Shops

Shops and Offices

Offices

Stables

Conveniences

Licensed hotels

Non-residential and residential (less than

66 2/3% residential)

Durban Corporation

Rates-in-rent rate

Code 3

Police

Post Office

48

49

55

56

58

73

28

37

40

41

24

25

26

27

06

17

18

20

32

33

Stations

Republic defence department

Colleges

Private Schools

Schools and universities

Cemeteries and burial grounds

43

46

12

34

39

09

36

38

45

54

57

03

04

69

72

08

11

08

Rate

Code

03

Vacant Land

Rate

Code

03

09

Rate

Code

03

Road

Right-of-way

Canals

Nil

Nil

Churches

Halls

Hospitals

Temples

Sporting bodies (10c)

Sporting bodies (R2)

Nominal buildings

Code 03

Vacant land

Roads

Canals

Right-of-way

10

75

29

47

19

21

44

74

50

51

52

(M.N.

106/94)

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