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City servicesStay legal, Joburg Water warnsJOBURG Water has warned people not to connect to its water supply illegally. It will fine those who do, and prosecute repeat offenders.Water restored in HoughtonA burst pipe has been repaired and water supply restored in Houghton Estate and surrouding areas.Garden sites closedPIKITUP has had to close some of its garden sites, which are full to capacity, while it undertakes some vital maintenance.Dial Joburg for call centrePHONING the City’s call centre will get easier from today, when a new number comes into effect – 0860 Joburg.Joburg Water alerts residentsJOBURG Water warns people about conmen who have approached homeowners wanting to install water saving devices.Blue Drop for JoburgTHE national government has given Joburg’s tap water the thumbs up. It scored almost 100 percent in this year’s Blue Drop report.Business skills neededSKILLS and access to finance were the overriding needs of small businesses in the townships, an IDP and budget meeting is told.Working on Freedom DayREFUSE will be collected as usual on the upcoming public holidays – Freedom Day and Workers’ Day – as Pikitup will be on the job.Diepsloot water is cleanALL traces of contamination in Diepsloot’s water have been removed and the water meets national standards, making it safe to drink.Pikitup works to cut backlogREFUSE collectors have extended their working hours to resolve the backlog in Pikitup’s schedule, caused by fleet contract negotiations.Diepsloot water being fixedTAP water in Diepsloot is still not to be used for drinking or cooking, but work is racing ahead to restore the system. Water tankers are on site.Change property ratingsSECTIONAL title property owners whose residential properties are billed as businesses, can apply to have their tariffs changed.Diepsloot water updateTAP water is safe in Diepsloot West Proper, but in other areas work is still going on by Joburg Water to clear all traces of contamination.Warning on Diepsloot waterWATER in some areas of Diepsloot may be contaminated, Joburg Water has said, urging people not to drink the tap water until the system is restored.Have your say on budgetIT'S time to tell the mayor what you think about the City’s budget and plans for the future as he heads a team travelling to all regions later this month.New City tariffs proposedRESIDENTS and other stakeholders have been invited to comment on proposed tariff increases which will affect the cost of water, electricity and refuse removal.Pikitup works over EasterTHERE will be no long weekend for the hardworking Pikitup, which will stick to its usual schedule despite the public holidays.Driefontein works upgradedCAPACITY at the waste water treatment works is expanded to keep up with the ever-growing population of Johannesburg.Wealth of wisdom at libraryDURING National Library Week, people will be encouraged to visit the Johannesburg City Library, which has a vast store of information in its many books.Billing gets national attentionTHE deputy minister in the Presidency was brought up to speed on Joburg’s progress in dealing with its billing issues, which are being resolved.Page 1 of 10 |
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