Municipal (City Council) Accounts
The Municipal Account is a private account between the Owner and City Council. The items on the account are billed to the owner directly and do not involve the Scheme, therefore the items do not form part of the monthly levy statement. The levy
statement is for the levies due and payable to the Scheme.
The Municipal Account usually includes the Rates & Taxes and Refuse Removal charge (Pik-it-Up). In a Homeowners Association, the water and electricity charges are usually included on the Municipal Account. Should you
have any queries regarding the Municipal Account or a Letter of Demand issued by your local council, you need to contact the local municipality directly. ANGOR, as the managing agent, cannot assist with your query.
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