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10.1. KPA 1: SERVICE DELIVERY AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENTKPA 1Table 15: Service delivery and Infrastructure DevelopmentPriority Water Intervention requiredNotesBulk supply Reservoir Reticulation Booster pumpSettlementsNo. HouseholdsaffectedSettlementsNo. HouseholdsaffectedSettlementsNo. HouseholdsaffectedSettlementsMagogeni 4000HH Magogeni 4000HH Ntunda 200HH Buffelspruit 461HHSkoonplaas 4000HH Skoonplaas 4000HH Ext 2 Dunusa 980HH Driekoppies 350HHMjejane trust 4000HH Mangweni 3400HH Schoemansdal 3000HH Magogeni 4000HHMananga 100HH Sikhwahlane 1500HH Schulzendal 1668HH Skoonplaas 4000HHSteenbok 3000HH Block C 500HH Block A 1500HH Ntunda 200HHMbuzini 500H Joeslovo 250HH Block C 500HH Schulzendal 1668HHNdindindi, 531HH Kamaqhekeza 500HH Hhoyi 500HH Sikhwahlane 1500HHMbuzini Central 170HH Dludluma 100HH Mgobodzi 537HH Hlahleya 6535HHNew village 100HH Ngwenyeni 2000HH Phakama 293HH Ekusulukeni 170HHEkusulukeni 170HH Hhoyi 500HH Sibange 100HHDebele 250HH Steenbok 500HH Dludluma 100HHMabhidozini 250HH Samora Park 100HH Eric’s Ville 100HHSchulzendal 1668HH Kamhlushwa 1000HH Goba 100HHSamora Park 100HH Ngwenyeni 2000HHNkungwini 100HH Kamaqhekeza 500HHNew Village 100HH Samora Park 100HHMbangwaneMabhidoziniAnivaBabrookBonganiNhlabavilleMzintiMjejane TrustMekemekeMbeki’sbergLouvilleJeppes Reef100HH250HH2000HH300HH2000HH2000HH4300HH4000HH200HH500HH300HH1668HHNo. HouseholdsaffectedThe Nkomazi Local Municipality does have the Water services development plan for its area that was approved by council in 2007 with council resolution number NKM; GCM: A035/2007, and currently under review.The Municipality is a Water Services Authority and has a licence to supply water in all areas for household use but there is a need to renew the licence and the Municipality requires support in that regard.NKLM Integrated Development Plan 2012_2013 50
PercentageStrategic Objectives:Intended outcome:Provide universal access to high quality waterImproved water supply to all households10.1.1. WaterDue to the predominantly rural character of the area coupled with an ever increase population and settlement growth; the supplyof water in the municipality area has been a major challenge. Since 2001 the supply of piped water to all households has been a toppriority and the Municipality has been engaged in various projects to meet this demand. As outlined in the Table and Figure below, in2001 about 5.8% of the households had water in the dwelling and by 2007 this has improved to 14.9%. In 2001 about 31.3% of thehouseholds had water inside the yard and by 2007 the situation improved to 44.4%. In 2001 about 49.2% of the households’ accessedwater from access point outside the yard and by 2007 this has been reduced to 31.4%. (Source: Statistic SA Community Survey 2007).This illustrates that although not adequate, since much progress has been made to improve the households’ access to water. Since2001 a number of water provision projects have been implemented in these communities and the backlog has been drasticallyreduced.Table 16__ Percentage distribution of households by type of water source from 2001 to 2007Water Source Census 2001 Community Survey2007Pipe Water (inside the dwelling) 5.8 14.9Pipe Water (inside the yard) 31.3 44.4Pipe Water from access point outside the yard 49.2 31.4Borehole 0.7 1.8Spring 0.8 -Rainwater Tank 0.5 1.2Dam/Pool/Stagnant 0.8 0.2River/Stream 3.5 4.2Water Vendor 0.4 0.7Other 7.0 1.2Total 100 100Source: Statistics Community Survey 2007Figure 16__Access to Basic Water6040200Access to Basic Water 2001-200720012007Water sourceSource: Statistics SA Data Source0NKLM Integrated Development Plan 2012_2013 51
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Page 12 and 13: DEFINITIONS AND KEY TERMSIntegrated
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Table 38__Waste Management Projects
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Table 39__Land Use Management Proje
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18.2. COMPREHENSIVE RURAL DEVELOPME
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Output 2 : Improved access to affor
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3.5.13.5.23.5.3WaterTanksprovisionB
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4.1.2GardnersEmploymentProvide jobo
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SECTION E19. SECTOR PLANS19.1. Spat
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The following main structuring elem
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19.2. Disaster Management PlanThis
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19.8. Comprehensive Infrastructure
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19.13. Youth PolicyNkomazi Municipa
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19.21. Social Cohesion PlanThe Muni
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BUDGET SUMMARYTABLE 43_ ANNUAL OPER
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Cash backing/surplus reconciliation
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Audit Report22. Comments on the Aud
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Annual performance report notsubmit
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PAYE incorrectly calculatedPayment
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SECTION H24. ORGANISATIONAL PERFOMA
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1.3 Slow / lack ofimplementationof
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2 Operations and AdministrationOrga
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3.3. Sector Plans not in place: WSD
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4.2. Water infrastructure:BulkInade
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4.8 SanitationReticulationHigh sani
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5.1. Revenue Enhancement- Non-exist
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6.2 Maputo developmentCorridor Flag
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Sector Plan Status Approval Date Co
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27. ANNEXURES1. Financial Plan2. Sp
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Cllr. Hlahla BA•Ward - 11•Hhoyi
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