What is a Municipal Valuation Roll?
A General Valuation Roll is a complete register of all rateable properties within a municipal jurisdiction, listing each property’s assessed value. Municipalities use this to calculate property rates. Under the Municipality Property Rates Act of 2004 (MPRA), all municipalities must conduct a General Valuation at least every four years, with annual Supplementary Rolls for new or changed properties.
How Manna Holdings Covers This Service
- Data collection and field inspection of all rateable properties
- Application of approved valuation methodologies
- Preparation and publication of the General Valuation Roll
- Annual Supplementary Roll management
- Assistance with objections and appeals
- Ongoing MPRA compliance advisory
Final Deliverables
- General Valuation Roll
- Annual Supplementary Roll
- MPRA compliance documentation
- Property Asset Register