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Stormwater drainage in rural areas;Gravelling of roads in rural areas;RDP Houses in BloukopElectricity in all rural areas;LED projects;Community Hall;Highlightmast;Paving of roads RDP, Ext1;Re-opening of the filling station – Thuthukani;Opening of Land Affairs office in Lekwa;Selling of municipal sites (Ward 12); andOpening of cemeteriesISSUES RAISED – WARD 13 (2012)Farm owner donated land and municipality failed to build houses (Kroomdraai)Electrification of farmsFarm purchased by Government and unknown person allocated by Department of Land Affairs (Ventmoetfarm)Transnet Houses to be re-allocated to members of communityScarcity of a Mobile clinicRoad access (road to be graveled)Request jojo tank (Brakfontein)Employment opportunitiesHome-based CareErection of RDP in the wardUpgrading of sub-station, ErzakProvision of resources for CrecheAppointment of a full time caretaker for Erzak SchoolLegalization of ownership, ErzakSatellite OfficeStands for early-bird people, farmsAvailable land for Agri-villageCreation of a sports facilitiesUpgrading of sub-station in early-bird farmWater and VIP ToiletsHighlight mast (kwaBen and Tonker FarmISSUES RAISED – WARD 14 (2012) Municipal sites for residential, business and church be sub-divided and allocated Erection of storm water Erection of storm water Renovation of a hall Extension and renovation of a clinic with 24 hours doctors service Paving of a ring-road Building of schools for the disable Graveling and paving of roads Ext 1 road to have access from entrance to exit Cemeteries to be fenced and toilets to be erected Grazing Land for livestock Building of a Computer centre105 | P a g e - F i n a l I n t e g r a t e d D e v e l o p m e n t P l a n 2 0 1 3 / 2 0 1 4
Available land for agricultural and resourcesISSUES RAISED – WARD 15 (2012)Progress on the past period (2011/2012): ward 15• The Multi-purpose community hall: the project was stopped, the issue is in court, the correctprocesses were not followed;• The Standerton Landfill Site phase 1 is completed;• One highmast light was installed, on is still outstanding;• 3.5km of roads graveled;New wishes (if any)• Fire brigade station locally;Issues raised:• The community member requested that instead of asking for new wishes, the municipality shouldconcentrate on finishing what has been started and not yet completed;• Binda: the road that connects Ext 6 to Ext 7 is not drivable. He mentioned that he reported thematter to the municipality before and was told that road is not a proper road;• Regravelling of roads: why is the municipality choosing the roads to be graveled and if so why arethey not starting with the main and important roads instead of the small ones;• 5560: water from the mountain flooding the yard, a storm-water structure is needed;• How was it planned for people to cross R23 without a bridge;• There are allegations that 300 RDP houses from ward 15 were borrowed to Ext 4, when, are thosehouses going to be built in Ward 15;• Ms Mabaso: her house was approved but has not been built yet;• Mr. Dlamini: as the community hall is put on hold and the costs are going up, where is themunicipality going to get the money to continue with the building of the hall;Comments and / responses by the Executive Mayor:• RDP houses, to those who have legal stands, is the responsibility of the Provincial Department ofHuman Settlements and not of the municipality;• The clinic is the responsibility of the Department of Health;• The municipality cannot erect speed humps on R23 .The said road is the national road and itbelongs to SANRAL;• The Executive Mayor and the Municipal Manager will make time to check the road that is alleged tobe illegal;• There are no houses that were lend to Ext4;• Ms Mabaso was requested to go to Sakhile Offices so that the officials could verify for her;Increasing costs for the building of the community hall:_ an application will be forwarded to Council to cover thedifference3.13 WARD BASE ASSESSMENT AND PROJECT IDENTIFICATIONThe Council endeavoured to, as part of the ward based public participation process, obtain inputs from thecommunity on key issues in the respective wards. A presentation comprising structured and open questions werehanded out at the various IDP meetings.Following from the Situational Analysis and concluding SWOT Analysis as dealt with in this chapter, issues andconcerns raised by the Lekwa community during the community consultation process, the Priority IDP Challengesand Key Issues for the Lekwa Area can be stated as follows:1. Economic Development2. Improve provision for information3. Skills Development4. LED support and implementation106 | P a g e - F i n a l I n t e g r a t e d D e v e l o p m e n t P l a n 2 0 1 3 / 2 0 1 4
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