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Tsitsikamma Toll Plaza Price Increase 2010

Tsitsikamma Toll Plaza Price Increase 2010

The South Africa Roads Agency LTD will increase toll fees at the Tsitsikamma Toll Plaze from 1 March 2010.

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R12000 salary battle set to cost Bitou dearly

R12000 salary battle set to cost Bitou dearly

BITOU opposition councillor Memory Booysen’s bid to be paid an outstanding R12000 in salary has turned into an acrimonious battle that could cost the municipality tens of thousands of rands in legal fees.

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Tsitsikamma N2 toll fees set to increase ‘substantially’

MOTORISTS can expect a “substantial” increase in toll fees on the N2 at the Tsitsikamma Toll Plaza from March.

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Garden Route water tariffs to go up, reducing usage

GARDEN Route residents can expect water tariffs to increase shortly.

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Fines for wastage issued as drought worsens

PROVINCIAL authorities last month requested that all municipalities affected by the current drought – and that means every municipal area in the Southern Cape – toughen up their act on water saving.

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Bitou bid to raise town water tariff because of drought

Bitou’s urban residents could pay significantly more for their water if the National Treasury approves a recommendation adopted in principle by the mayoral committee yesterday to implement emergency tariffs.

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‘Adviser’ rails at whites over pay package

Bitou ratepayers have been paying the salary and living expenses of “political advisor” Kenny Leluma for about five months, even though he has been working for the beleaguered Ventersdorp municipality in North West.

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Bitou man sues after sewer damage

Bitou man sues after sewer damage

A RESIDENT of Kurland Village near Plettenberg Bay has obtained an attachment order for furniture and computer equipment in the municipal manager’s office because the Bitou Municipality failed to compensate him for damage when effluent flooded his house after a sewerage main became blocked.

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Bitou mayor’s new car extravagant and illegal

Bitou mayor’s new car extravagant and illegal

BITOU Mayor Lulama Mvimbi’s new car is the most expensive vehicle used by any official in the entire Western and Eastern Cape provinces, including even provincial government premiers and their ministers.

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Bitou fraud and theft trial again postponed

THE fraud and theft trial of Bitou ANC councillor Euan Wildeman and former municipal manager George Seitisho was again postponed in the Knysna Regional Court yesterday.

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Bitou plan to adopt outdated mayoral handbook

BITOU council plans to adopt the SA Local Government Association (Salga) Mayoral Handbook as a guide for the day-to-day running of Mayor Lulama Mvimbi‘s office, but the municipal umbrella body says the document is outdated and redundant.

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Invitation to meet Bitou mayoral committee welcomed

BITOU Mayor Lulama Mvimbi has accused the Plettenberg Bay Ratepayers‘ Association of having a political agenda after the lobby group released a media statement questioning municipal expenditure.

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Power hike to range from 25 to 32%

ALTHOUGH Eskom was yesterday granted a 31,3% hike in electricity tariffs, Garden Route residents can expect increased ranging from 25% to 32%.

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Ratepayers put Bitou on spot over costs

Ratepayers put Bitou on spot over costs

PLETTENBERG Bay‘s Ratepayers‘ and Residents‘ Association is outraged over a number of costly Bitou council matters.

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Bitou starts year with solid financial foundation

Bitou Municipality continues their stellar performance in terms of fiscal management and service delivery. This local authority recently received an unqualified audit report from the Auditor General for the previous financial year, i.e the municipal financial year which ended on 30 June 2008.

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Plett marchers seek relief from pressing debts to Bitou

Seven police vehicles followed a group of about 200 singing and chanting ANC members who marched down Plettenberg Bay‘s main street yesterday to ask the Bitou municipality to speed up the scrapping of indigent debt.

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