The FF Plus in Tshwane on Wednesday demanded three months' discount on residents' rates bills for waste not having been removed.
"After talks with the Pretoria Taxpayers Association, the FF Plus in Pretoria will join an official dispute that is currently prepared," the party's councillor in the Tshwane metro council, Conrad Beyers, said in a statement.
"In the dispute the demand for the discount is made due to the non-delivery of services for which taxpayers paid."
Waste was not removed in the Tshwane metro area this week due to a workers' strike. Beyers said there had been several serious problems last year, the last of which took place around Christmas Day.
"In 2009 there were at least five serious problems with waste removal. The year 2010 is not even one week old and there are new problems.
"During the last six cuts in waste removal the ANC had six different excuses for the problem. This last time they blamed labour brokers. The numerous excuses are getting absurd and the time has come that various role players and residents act in a co-ordinated way to address the problem."
The FF Plus hoped other organisations would join the dispute as soon as it had been officially declared.
"We will follow the route of talks, mediation and arbitration at first in order to address our demands and complaints. If there are no results we will consider more radical action regarding our demand for discount on tax money."
"After talks with the Pretoria Taxpayers Association, the FF Plus in Pretoria will join an official dispute that is currently prepared," the party's councillor in the Tshwane metro council, Conrad Beyers, said in a statement.
"In the dispute the demand for the discount is made due to the non-delivery of services for which taxpayers paid."
Waste was not removed in the Tshwane metro area this week due to a workers' strike. Beyers said there had been several serious problems last year, the last of which took place around Christmas Day.
"In 2009 there were at least five serious problems with waste removal. The year 2010 is not even one week old and there are new problems.
"During the last six cuts in waste removal the ANC had six different excuses for the problem. This last time they blamed labour brokers. The numerous excuses are getting absurd and the time has come that various role players and residents act in a co-ordinated way to address the problem."
The FF Plus hoped other organisations would join the dispute as soon as it had been officially declared.
"We will follow the route of talks, mediation and arbitration at first in order to address our demands and complaints. If there are no results we will consider more radical action regarding our demand for discount on tax money."