89. Contents of agreements establishing multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- An agreement establishing a multi-jurisdictional municipal service district must describe the rights, obligations and responsibilities of the participating municipalities and must-
- determine the boundaries of the district;
- identify the municipal service to be provided in terms of the agreement;
- determine the mechanism that will provide the service in the district;
- determine budgetary, funding and scheduling arrangements for implementation of the agreement;
- provide for-
- the establishment of a governing body for the multi-jurisdictional municipal service district;
- the appointment of representatives of the participating municipalities to the governing body, the filling of vacancies and the replacement and recall of representatives;
- the number of representatives appointed for each participating municipality, subject to subsection (2);
- the terms and conditions of appointment of those representatives;
- the appointment of a chairperson;
- the operating procedures of the governing body;
- the delegation of powers and duties to the governing body consistent with section 92; and
- any other matter relating to the proper functioning of the governing body;
- provide for-
- the acquisition of infrastructure, goods. services, supplies or equipment by the governing body, or the transfer of infrastructure. goods, services, supplies or equipment to the governing body;
- the appointment of staff by the governing body, or the transfer or secondment of staff to the governing body in accordance with applicable labour legislation;
- the terms and conditions on which any acquisition. transfer. appointment or secondment is made; and
- determine the conditions for, and consequences of, the withdrawal from the agreement of a participating municipality:
- determine the conditions for, and consequences of, the termination of the agreement, including-
- the method and schedule for winding-up the operations of the district;
- the distribution of the proceeds; and
- the allocation among the participating municipalities of any assets and liabilities.
- A governing body must consist of between three and fifteen representatives.
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Table of contents
- Preamble
- Chapter 1: Interpretation
- Chapter 2: Legal nature and rights and duties of municipalities
- Chapter 3: Functions and powers
- Chapter 4: Community participation
- Chapter 5: Integrated development planning
- Chapter 6: Performance management
- Chapter 7: Local public administration and human resources
- Chapter 8: Municipal services
- 73. General duty
- Part 1: Service tariffs
- Part 2: Provision of services
- Part 3: Service delivery agreements involving competitive bidding
- Part 4: Municipal service districts
- 85. Establishment of internal municipal service districts
- 86. Policy framework for internal municipal service district
- 87. Establishment of multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- 88. Minister requesting the establishment of multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- 89. Contents of agreements establishing multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- 90. Legal status of governing bodies
- 91. Powers and duties of governing bodies of multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- 92. Control of governing bodies of multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- 93. Termination of multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- Part 5: Regulations and guidelines
- Chapter 9: Credit control and debt collection
- Chapter 10: Provincial and National Monitoring and Standard Setting
- Chapter 11: Legal matters
- Chapter 12: Miscellaneous
- Schedule 1: Code of conduct for councillors
- Schedule 2: Code of conduct for municipal staff members
- Schedule 3: Legislation Amended
- Amendment no. 7 of 2011