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WARD DEVELOPMENT NEEDSThe development needs identified in Ward 3 are summarised in the table below:Focus AreaMunicipal servicesWater & SanitationElectricityRefuse RemovalRoads & Storm waterDevelopment needs• Upgrading of street names for the Hawthorndene area and Heatherlands north of WitfonteinRoad.HousingTraffic ControlRecreation and SportOther• Speed hump in Protea Road –Heather Park• Beautification of entrances to the wardNeeds relating to other spheres of governmentHealthSafety & SecurityEducationSocial DevelopmentAgriculture & FoodSecurityJob Creation and JobDevelopmentOther• Develop a communication channel with community: update the municipal data base.• Eradication of alien plants in the river area –HawthordeneTable 6.18: Ward 3 Service delivery StatusWARD PLANThe projects identified for Ward 3 will be included in the list of projects prioritised by the municipality / relevantdepartment. Projects have also been identified and prioritised by the ward committee and these projects will bedelivered in terms of the amount allocated for Ward Projects.Ward PlanProject / Programmes Priority Description TimeframeDevelop a communication channel with community:update the municipal data base.Projects / Programmes by other spheres of governmentBeautification of entrances to the ward.Upgrading of street names for the Hawthorndene areaand Heatherlands north of Witfontein Road.Eradication of alien plants in the river area –Hawthordene.Speed hump in Protea Road –Heather ParkTourismProvincial Disaster Team/Water AffairsTourism projectsDraughts and water shortagesPage | 89
Ward PlanProject / Programmes Priority Description TimeframeSAPSCommunity SafetyPolice visibility & response timeBad Traffic ManagementDepartment of AgricultureTransportLearnershipTrainingProgrammePoor public transportWard ProjectsThis section is for Rx allocation per wardTimeframe & R-vale toR200kTable 6.19: Ward 3 Input6.2.4 WARD 4: Wilderniss, KleinkranzFigure 6.4: Ward 4WARD COUNCILLORPage | 90
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6.2.16 WARD 16: New Dawn ParkWARD C
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Electricity for lighting 1 904 HH 5
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Table 6.123: Ward 21 Input6.2.22 WA
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