PERSONNEL/PROJECT/PROGRAMMEBUDGET 2012/13 BUDGET 2013/14 BUDGET 2014/15Provision for Depreciation of Assets 200,000 211,200 222,605Provision for Bad Debts 600,000 633,600 667,814Repairs & Mantainance Buildings 2,150,000 2,270,400 2,393,002Repairs and Maintanance 7,270,000 7,677,120 8,091,684Community Lighting maintanance 600,000 633,600 667,814Security Services/System 150,000 158,400 166,954Social needs 160,000 168,960 178,084Software Licence & Registration 0 0 0Subsistance & Travelling 500,000 528,000 556,512Telephone 1,100,000 1,161,600 1,224,326Transport cost 120,000 126,720 133,563Training Expense 2,010,000 2,122,560 2,237,178Uniform 60,000 63,360 66,781Vehicle Repairs & Mantainance 2,600,000 2,745,600 2,893,862Corporate Branding 30,000 31,680 33,391Traffic Equipment 0 0 0OHS & EAP 200,000 211,200 222,605Disaster 250,000 264,000 278,256Perfomance Man.System 400,000 422,400 445,210HIV/AIDS 250,000 264,000 278,256Human Resources Systems 300,000 316,800 333,907Clocking System 0 0 0Wellness 200,000 211,200 222,605Secretaries Day 0 0 0Perfomance Awards 0 0 0TOTAL 47,634,500 50,302,032 53,018,342FREE BASIC SERVICESFree basic services-electricity 2,000,000 2,112,000 2,226,048Free basic services-alternative energy 4,000,000 4,224,000 4,452,096MAYORAL POLITICAL FUND 0 0Vehicles 0 0 0Entertainment 500,000 528,000 556,512Imbizo 200,000 211,200 222,605Mayor's Cup 350,000 369,600 389,558National day Celebration 100,000 105,600 111,302EWP 1,000,000 1,056,000 1,113,024Offical Activities 500,000 528,000 556,512Pauper Burial 30,000 31,680 33,391SPU 250,000 264,000 278,256Twinning Arrangments 50,000 52,800 55,651TOTAL 8,980,000 9,482,880 9,994,956194
PERSONNEL/PROJECT/PROGRAMMESPEAKER'S POLITICAL FUNDBUDGET 2012/13 BUDGET 2013/14 BUDGET 2014/15Advance Councillor Training 200,000 211,200 222,605Capacity Building 100,000 105,600 111,302Ward Committees 2,520,000 2,661,120 2,804,820Corporate Identity 50,000 52,800 55,651Public Participation 200,000 211,200 222,605Moral regenaration 100,000 105,600 111,302TOTAL 3,170,000 3,347,520 3,528,286TOTAL GENERAL EXPENSES 59,784,500 63,132,432 66,541,583TOTAL OPERATINGEXPENDITURE 131,146,901 138,491,127 145,969,648CAPITAL EXPENDITUREMIG Committed ProjectsMIG Access Roads(In house <strong>plan</strong>t) 21,000,000Cofimvaba Storm water 6,000,000Cofimvaba Stadium 4,461,000 33,269,000 33,269,000Waste Equipment 150,000 158,400 166,954Land fill and Transfer(maintenance &operation) 2,045,711 2,160,271 2,276,925Road block trailer 120,000 126,720 133,563DEA Project 0 0 0Street Sweeper 0 0 0Construction of Dipping Tanks 0 0 0Business & Co-operation Forum 100,000 105,600 111,302Goat Improvement Project 0 0 0Wool Improvement Project 650,000 686,400 723,466Dryland crop production project 2,000,000 2,112,000 2,226,048Hawkers Stalls 100,000 105,600 111,302Intsika Yethu Egg Producers 300,000 316,800 333,907Farmer's Day 0 0 0Information Day 40,000 42,240 44,521Income Genetating Progamme 100,000 105,600 111,302LTO 120,000 126,720 133,563Lubisi Dam <strong>Development</strong> Project 400,000 422,400 445,210Tree Nursery Project 100,000 105,600 111,302Tourism SMME Support 100,000 105,600 111,302Tourism development & Marketing 200,000 211,200 222,605IDP 200,000 211,200 222,605Feasibility study for Heritage Route 100,000 105,600 111,302Feasibility study for woolImprovement 100,000 105,600 111,302195
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