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202.2 MEC’S CommentsThe MEC has acknowledged the receipt of the reviewed 2009/10 IDP as adopted by Council on the 28 th May 2009 and receivedby the Department on the 10 June 2009.The MEC’S Comments are as follows:• Compliance in relation to chapter 5 of the Municipal Systems Act No: 32 of 2000.• Technical assessment in terms of the quality and presentation of information in the IDP Document.In line with the above assessment, the Department would like to emphasize the following matters to be attended to by communitywith immediate effect:• The municipality is commended for its ability to include attachments of all their sector plans and Policies in the IDP andtheir status quo of the plans on pages 153. The municipality must however prioritize finalizing outstanding plans suchas the PMS, LUMS and review those that require being such EMP. The municipality must also clearly indicate in theirIDP, the kind of support they require from various sectors for assistance on the development, implementation andreview of the core components of the IDP.• The municipality has indicated on page 152 that it is planning to develop their PMS framework. Pages 71-83 of the IDPdocument itself are already covering the KPIs which is a good indication of the way in which the municipality will bemonitoring its performance.• The municipality is also commended the status quo in terms of the Auditor General’s audit Outcomes and how themunicipality is planning to address the disclaimer status as outlined in page 150 of the document. Intensive financialplans and coverage of how the municipality is Implementing such plans is also commended this also reflects theconsideration by the• Municipality to address comments made during the IDP Analysis process which required that the Municipality redo theentire budget structure.• Project alignment for both District and the municipality is commended as reflected in page 64 however; the projects arenot outlined project identity which can make it difficult for reference.• The IDP provides a very good presentation of community and stakeholder inputs to indicate how the municipalityconsulted the community and other stakeholders in the formulation of the 2009/10 IDP.• Municipality projects are not covered in the IDP except for MIG funded projects. It also noted that sector departmentsalso submit single year allocations for inclusion in the IDPs. The Department, together with office off the Premier, will infuture monitor that 3-year allocations of budgets are submitted by Departments. For alignment and integrationpurposes, the municipality must ensure that all Departments participate in its planning affairs and contribute their plansand projects in the IDP before the IDP is approved for implementation.Final Integrated Development Plan (IDP) 2010/2011 for Lekwa Local Municipality
Final Integrated Development Plan (IDP) 2010/2011 for Lekwa Local Municipality21
Page 1 and 2: 1LEKWA LOCAL MUNICIPALITYDRAFT INTE
Page 3 and 4: 3The conflict between the office of
Page 5 and 6: 5LRAD Land Redistribution for Agric
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Page 9 and 10: 910.1.4 Environment and considerati
Page 11 and 12: 11LIST OF MAPSMap 1: LekwaMap 2: Na
Page 13 and 14: 131 SECTION A: EXECUTIVE SUMMARYThi
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