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However, this study has identified an additional corridor, Tsomo–Ndabakazi Development Corridor. Fig. Map 2.2: Development Corridor Strategy SPECIAL (PRIORITY) DEVELOPMENT AREAS The Special Development Areas as identified by the CHDM Spatial Development Framework Review (2009/2010) and this study include the following: (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) Priority Basic Need Areas. Targeted Focus Areas as proposed by the CHDM Land Reform and Settlement Plan (2005). Strategic Development Zones, that is, areas with LED potentials, such as, Agriculture and Forestry Sectors, Tourism Sector and Manufacturing Sector. Others – Infrastructure, Housing, Social Services, etc. Priority Basic Need Areas These are areas of greatest need, requiring special need for investment to upgrade levels of service (water supply, sanitation, access roads, electricity, etc) and social facilities (schools, health, community facilities, etc) to the accepted minimum level to improve the level of well being of communities. It should involve the investment of basic infrastructure as well as poverty alleviation programmes and projects such as community gardens, tourism, street trading and other SMME initiatives in Intsika Yethu Municipality. It should be indicated that Intsika Yethu Municipal area falls within the priority basic need areas within the CHDM. Targeted Focus Areas (Proposed Development Zones) Six development zones (see Map 2.3) have been identified in the Chris Hani District Land Reform and Settlement Plan (LR & SP) within which specific land reform and/or settlement planning (spatial planning) and land use management actions are necessary or desirable. These targeted areas coincide with the proposed settlement hierarchy (nodal) proposals outlined above. These zones are indicated in the table below. INTSIKA YETHU LOCAL MUNICIPALITY / 30
Land use management: Number Property Application Applicant Update 1. Remainder Erf 1, Cofimvaba Revitilisation of Subdivision Mrs Yengwa Awaiting Council Resolution 2. Remainder Erf 1, Cofimvaba Subdivision Eskom TSC Awaiting Council Resolution 3. Erf 143, Cofimvaba Rezoning Sakawuli’s Properties Approved by Council, awaiting approval from LUMB 4. Erf 24, Cofimvaba Rezoning Mr. Njamela Approved by Council, awaiting approval from LUMB 5. Erf 147, Cofimvaba Rezoning 6. Erf 90, Tsomo Rezoning Sakawuli’s Properties Mr. Sibulele Khweba Approved on the 04/07/2008 Approved on the 19/02/2007 7. Erf 14, Cofimvaba Rezoning Zamani Wholesalers Approved by Council, awaiting approval from LUMB 8. Erf 265, Cofimvaba Rezoning Mrs Nophelo Nongwevu Approved 9. Erf 49, Cofimvaba Rezoning Ms X M Martins Approved 10. Erf 89, Cofimvaba Rezoning Mzingisi Hlanjwa 11. 12. Erf 265, Cofimvaba Erf 144, Cofimvaba Rezoning Mrs N. Nongwevu Approved Rezoning Mr.N.R.Golifili Approved 13. Erf 94, Cofimvaba Rezoning Mr Somzi Approved by Council, awaiting approval from LUMB 14. Erf 42, Tsomo Rezoning Mr. M.M.Mkhunyana Approved by Council, awaiting approval from LUMB 15. Erf 131-Erf 134, Cofimvaba Consolidation and then Subdivision Lundi – Luvu Business Ventures Approved 16. Erf 79, Cofimvaba Rezoning 17 Erf 30, Cofimvaba Rezoning Sibiya Jacob Gouman HDM CON- STRUCTION Approved by Council, awaiting approval from LUMB Approved by Council, awaiting approval from LUMB INTSIKA YETHU LOCAL MUNICIPALITY / 31
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