From the Mayor's Desk - 20 January 2017
20 Jan 2017
Executive Mayor Elza van Lingen looks back at the festive season in her latest weekly update.
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Executive Mayor Elza van Lingen looks back at the festive season in her latest weekly update.
Households that would like to avoid paying punitive water tariffs should aim to keep their usage at 12kl or less per month.
A new logo, vision, mission and value statement have been approved by Council for Kouga Municipality to reflect the changes expected under the current leadership.
Kouga’s people have won the holiday water war, but an even tougher challenge lies ahead – cutting back water usage by 15% over the next three months to avoid a steep tariff increase.
Kouga Municipality would like to call on all residents and visitors to respect the by-laws that have been put in place to keep everyone safe this festive season.
The Kouga Council would like to appeal to residents and visitors to save water in whichever way they can.
Water usage at Kouga’s holiday towns has increased by up to 26% compared to 2015 despite warnings by the local Council that failure to reduce usage could lead to a steep increase in tariffs.
A new breed of car guard will be out and about on the streets of Jeffreys Bay this Festive Season.