Media Release: Water Restrictions

Media Release: Water Restrictions

Cape Agulhas Municipality

Media Release: Water Restrictions

Embargo: Immediate 

Date: 01 November 2022 

Notice is hereby given that in terms of Section 46 of the Cape Agulhas Water By-law, water restrictions for the Cape Agulhas municipal area are being imposed due to low rainfall and low dam levels which are worsened by extended periods of loadshedding.

 
The following water restrictions are applicable:

Phase 3 for households and phase 3 for all other consumers (non-residential or not otherwise specified) is retained. The water restrictions are 20kl per household and 50kl per business per month. Any household or business exceeding the restriction will be liable to pay the approved higher tariffs applicable to their usage. Water usage above 20kl per household will result in a 30% surcharge on the applicable tariff and water usage above 50kl per business will result in a 20% surcharge on the applicable tariff per month. Consumers are requested to manage their water usage within the restrictions. 

 
The following prohibitions are imposed:

• No watering of gardens between 07h00 - 18:00 (7am - 6pm).

• No washing of motor vehicles and boats with a running hose.

• No driveways or paving to be hosed off.

These restrictions apply with immediate effect. Consumers are requested to use water sparingly.

For enquiries, please contact the Water and Sanitation Manager at 028 425 5500 or email us at info@capeagulhas.gov.za.

Media Release: Water Restrictions

Cape Agulhas Municipality

Cape Agulhas Municipality is classified as a category B municipality situated within the Overberg. The demarcated municipal area covers approximately 2411km² and includes the towns of Bredasdorp, Napier and the coastal towns of Arniston, Struisbaai, L’Agulhas and Suiderstrand as well as a vast ar...

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