the gauteng spatial development framework - Gauteng Online
the gauteng spatial development framework - Gauteng Online
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In order to achieve <strong>spatial</strong> integrity at all levels in <strong>the</strong> <strong>Gauteng</strong> City Region, it is proposedthat <strong>the</strong> following package of plans be established, each at successively more detailed scale.Five plans are proposed:• The <strong>Gauteng</strong> Spatial Development Framework (GSDF);• Municipal-based Spatial Development Frameworks (MSDF);A Local-based Spatial Development Framework (LSDF) deals with more finite 'character'areas at neighbourhood scale. It may often be associated with a specific large scale projectarea. Zonke Zizwe in Midrand may be cited as an example, as might be an extensive urbanrenewal area.The following table sets out <strong>the</strong> various levels of SDF, <strong>the</strong>ir essential focus, <strong>the</strong> scale andsome examples of <strong>the</strong> scale intended:• Region-based Spatial Development Framework (RSDF);• District-based Spatial Development Framework (DSDF); and• Local-based Spatial Development Frameworks (LSDF)The GSDF is as set out in this document (noting that it is in its formative stages of preparation).The MSDF is proposed as a <strong>framework</strong> covering <strong>the</strong> appropriate level of municipal counciljurisdiction; <strong>the</strong> three metropolitan councils would each prepare a MSDF for <strong>the</strong>ir respectivemetropolitan areas; <strong>the</strong> District councils would prepare a MSDF incorporating all local councilareas within <strong>the</strong>ir jurisdictions.ANNEXURE D: THE PACKAGE OF PLANSA Region-based Spatial Development Framework (RSDF) is intended to cover a level of<strong>spatial</strong> extent more or less covered by what are referred to as regional <strong>spatial</strong> <strong>development</strong><strong>framework</strong>s for <strong>the</strong> CoJ and CoT. They cover extensive sectors of municipal areas that havegeographic, administrative, management, functional relationships that suggest commonalitiesof inclusion.A District-based Spatial Development Framework (DSDF) is an extensive area with specificconcerns and commonalities and would cover particular, but fairly large, areas whereintegrated <strong>spatial</strong> planning is required. In <strong>the</strong> Johannesburg context, Modderfontein wouldbe a typical example of a district. In <strong>the</strong> Tshwane context, <strong>the</strong> broader Irene area wouldbe an example. At <strong>the</strong> nexus of Tshwane, Mogale City and Johannesburg, <strong>development</strong>initiatives around Lanseria Airport would apply.187 GAUTENG SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK 2011 GAUTENG GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY