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@monique_duval

Traders in ward 71 will soon have moreto look forward to with a new tradingplan for Steenberg Road.

The new trading plan which has beenadvertised for public participation coverstrading activity along Steenberg Road,MainRoad in Bergvliet and Retreat Transport In-terchange.GarrethBloor, City of Cape Townmayoral

committee member for tourism, events andeconomic development, explains the munic-ipality reviews trading plans from time totime depending on the increased tradingactivity in a particular area.Following a request by ward councillor

Penny East, the Protea Subcouncil request-ed the existing proclamation regarding in-formal trading for ward 71 be reviewed.“Ward 71 was declared a prohibited and

restricted area for informal trading by thethen South Peninsula municipality in Octo-ber 1999,” he says.Bloor explains the three sites are legally

proclaimed sites and theCity has issued per-mits to traders.Askedwhether theCitywould tar the trad-

ing sites on Steenberg Road and Main Roadin Bergvliet to demarcate bays, Bloor saysthe status quo will remain.He explains the department is currently

developing informal trading infrastructuralnorms and standards. “Once these stan-dards have been approved by the council,they will guide any upgrade of the area.”Bloor also says the traders have been

informed of the newplan and are very happywith the proposal.Trader Saul Chezombo, who sells bean

bags, says he was not informed of the newplan. He explains he has been trading alongSteenberg Road for nine years and is able tomake a good living for his family.“It is very nice. I work hard and make all

the bean bags by hand. I sell them here andcan send my children to school and pay therent,” he explains.The plan proposes there be four bays on

either side of the road and each traderwouldneed to have a permit and pay the monthlytariff stipulated by the City.Chezombo says due to the width of the

southern section of Steenberg Road it is pop-ular with the traders. He explains traders

may be reluctant to trade in bays on thenorthern section as cars are not allowed tostop there without obstructing traffic.George Witbooi from Pelican Park also

trades along the southern section. He sellsgolf balls and other equipment and says hewas advised to apply for a permit to tradehere after being fined by law enforcement of-ficers while trading near Pollsmoor Prisonwithout a permit.“This is a good spot to trade and the plan

sounds good but I don’t think anyone wouldwant to cross to that side,” he says.

Bloor says the existing informal tradingproclamation identifies four sites at the Re-treat Transport Interchange and a marketarea adjacent to the City’s park-and-ride fa-cility.“The proposed new informal trading plan

increases the number of informal tradingsites at the interchange from four to 17.“The market area has been clearly de-

signed and will consist of 11 individual in-formal tradingopportunities. It is only at theRetreat Public Transport Interchange thatthe number of trading sites will be in-

creased.”Bloor further explains the number of trad-

ing sites on Steenberg Road and in Bergvlietwill remain the same as there has been norequest nor need to increase the trading op-portunities.“They have been included in the informal

trading plan as they are part of ward 71; andpart of the original proclamation.”V The deadline to comment on the trading plan is Sunday 10 May.For more information or to submit a comment [email protected].

Gwisai “Vincent” Matsheza sells grass along Steenberg Road. He and other traders will be affected by a new trading plan for ward 71, which hasbeen opened for public comment. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

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The City of Cape Town invites all interested and affected persons and organisations to attenda public feedback session by the ward councillor regarding the proposed Hout Bay polyclinic.The MEC for Health, Dr Nomafrench Mbombo will address the meeting.

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Shh . . . no weddingnoise here pleaseMONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

Literary teas, community-basedactivities and other events areoften held in library halls.

But due to inconsistency inwhichevents are permitted in these halls,the City of Cape Town has proposeda new draft policy.The draft LibraryHall Usage Poli-

cy is currently open for public par-ticipation and Capetonians are be-ing encouraged to have their say onit.

UseAccording to the policy these

halls are primarily for activities or-ganised by library staff.However, they are also rented to

the public or made available free ofcharge. In addition, businesses areable to hire hall facilities for a fee.BelindaWalker,mayoral commit-

teemember for community servicesand special projects, says somehallsare used more than others and thisis dependent on various factors.“OurCentral,Milnerton,Bellville

and Somerset West library halls aresome of the most well-used facili-ties.”

ProblemThe policy proposal describes

how the current lack of a policy isthe main contributor to inconsist-ent decision-making and disagree-ments with individuals and groupswishing to make use of the halls.“In addition, this lack of clear pol-

icy directive results in halls not be-ing optimally used or managed,” itreads.Walker says many of these prob-

lems stem from the time when indi-vidualmunicipalities had their ownrules and regulations which gov-erned the use of library halls.“This policy will ensure that

there is a consistent approach to thehiring out of library halls,” she ex-plains.

ActivitiesWalker says while the halls are

primarily for library activities,they may be used for other purpos-es, except for social, religious or po-litical purposes.She explains the primary purpose

of these halls is to host community-based activities and programmesthat complement the services of-fered by the library.“For example, many halls are

used as training venues and supportthe library’s goal of encouraginglifelong learning. The library andinformation services departmentwould like to prioritise this kind ofuse.”She further explains these halls

are often linked to and accessedthrough the library and are not de-signed for large gatherings orevents such as weddings.“A library is a space that is there

for everyone, regardless of race,creed or religious or political affilia-tion and we would like to ensurethat it is as inclusive a space as pos-sible,” she adds.

TariffThe policy also stipulates strict

guidelines regarding payment forthe use of these halls.Community organisations and in-

dividuals using the hall for commu-nity or cultural events will be al-lowed to use it for free. In addition,councillors may use the halls twiceper month for free for feedbackmeetings.However, use of the hall must be

paid for when used for business orcommercial purposes. A tariff is al-so charged when a non-profit orga-nisation charges the public to at-tend their event in a hall.Walker says the price will depend

on the annual tariff structure.“When applying for the use of the

library hall, the organisation has tostate the purpose of use. Based onthis, the hiring of the hall would ei-ther be tariff-based or deemed acommunity organisation use andtherefore free usage would apply.”

CommentThe draft policy is open for com-

ments until Thursday 30 April.Walker explains after this date thedepartment will consider each ofthe comments received.“The amended policy is then sub-

mitted to the community servicesportfolio committee and then rec-ommended to the mayor and on-ward to council,” she says.V The draft policy is available at libraries andon www.capetown.gov.za. To comment,email [email protected] orfax 086 576 1398.

A new draft policy on the use of library hallsacross Cape Town is open for public participa-tion. PHOTO: CHEVON BOOYSEN

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Westlake taxi drivers are calling onprovincial government to intervenein a dispute over routes and permits.

This follows protests in the area last week.Angry taxi drivers took to the streets andprevented Khayelitsha drivers from operat-ing.

Social media reports indicate that Steen-berg Road was blocked, causing delays formotorists travelling between the South Pen-insula and the southern suburbs.

According to a report by Kirstenhof policestation additional police officers were de-ployed on Monday 13 April at 03:00 followinga warning of possible taxi violence.

Police spokesperson Deidre Solomon saysofficers were deployed to the intersection ofSteenberg Road and Westlake Drive at 06:20.

“Upon arrival they were met by approxi-mately fifteen taxis belonging to the West-lake Taxi Association (WTA) and a crowd ofabout 200 residents who had blockaded theintersection with their taxis and had set tyr-es alight in the middle of it,” she says.

Solomon explains this intersection is theonly access to Westlake Business Park andis a vital link between the South Peninsulaand the southern suburbs.

“As a result, traffic was held up. Police im-mediately took control of the situation by re-moving the first few taxis that participatedin the illegal blockade. The rest of the vehi-cles were quickly removed by the ownersthemselves after threats that their vehicleswould be impounded.”

Traffic flow was restored and the burningbarricade of tyres was removed.

“Police learned that the illegal protest ac-tion was orchestrated by the WTA aftercountless infringements of its taxi routes by

taxis operating from Khayelitsha. A quickround-up by Kirstenhof police of all taxis op-erating in the area supported this claim,”she explains.

Seven Khayelitsha taxis were impoundedfor operating without a valid permit. Twomembers of the WTA were arrested for rob-bery and assault.

WTA chairperson Hudson Mulungwanasays the protest was a result of months offrustration. He explains drivers from Khay-elitsha, Retreat and Capricorn operated inWestlake despite not having permits.

He also says several letters to the depart-ment of transport have gone unansweredand the association is calling on provincialgovernment to intervene.

The transport department did not respondto requests for comment.

“We were told that four Khayelitsha driv-ers were on their way to Westlake with fire-arms the day after the protest but were ar-rested by police. We do fear violence but wecannot keep quiet anymore. The driversfrom Vrygrond are just as problematic,” hesays. Solomon could not confirm this.V What are your thoughts? Starting with the word“Post”, SMS your view to 32516. SMSes cost R1.

A Westlake taxidriver during theprotest alongSteenberg Roadlast week. PHOTO:MONIQUE DUVAL


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Grannies duped by‘boyfriend’ scamMONIQUE DUVAL

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Policehave issueda sternwarningaftertwo elderly women from Diep Riverwere duped by an internet scam.

According to a report fromDiepRiver po-lice, the two women were conned into be-lieving handsome rich men from the UKwere on their way to meet with them.Police spokesperson Warrant Officer

Keith Chandler says in both cases thewom-en met the men on the internet.“The men are young and send fake pic-

tures of themselves. They claim to be mil-lionaires living in the UK and also claim tohave fallen in love with the elderly wom-en,” he explains.Chandler says the men claim to be so in

love they want to come to South Africa tomeet with the women but allege their bankaccounts are frozen.“They send fake bank accounts to make

the story more believable. In both of thesecases the women then agreed to pay fortheir plane tickets. The money is deposited

into a Capitec account and the men neverarrive,” he says.In one of the two cases an elderly woman

forked out more than R12 000 for her “boy-friend”.Chandler says a similar case involving a

49-year-old woman has also been reportedat the station.“In these cases, the complainants want to

open fraud cases but cannot do so becausethe money was not taken illegally. Theygave it voluntarily,” he says.Associated Seniors coordinator Ursula

Schenker says the scamming of pensionersis a concern. She believes they are targetedby thieves because they are vulnerable.“Many elderly people are using the inter-net. When someone has lost a spouse theyare often lonely and this is a difficult timefor them,” she says.Schenker has appealed to residents who

have elderly loved ones to keep a close eyeon their online activities.“Even this can be a difficult situation as

elderly folk don’t want their childrenchecking up on them,” she adds.

Unknown man found next to M3The body of a man found next to the M3 inConstantia has still not been identified.Diep River police spokesperson Warrant

Officer Keith Chandler says the body wasdiscovered after a woman travelling on thefreeway reported that she had felt a thudagainst the side of her car at 06:00 onWednesday 15 April.He confirms police officers went out to

the scene, but could not find anything.

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V Plumstead: Parent Centre will hold aninformal social event for mothers andmothers-to-be at the Constantiaberg Medicli-nic (Boardroom 1 on the ground floor) inBurnham Road every Thursday from 10:00 to12:00. There will be a speaker each week ondifferent topics, including stimulating yourbaby, feeding, babies’ development andmilestones and homeopathy. There is no needto make a reservation. The cost is R50 andincludes refreshments. For more informationvisit the Parent Centre website at www.the-parentcentre.org.za or contact the ParentCentre on 021 762 0116 or email [email protected].

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V Tokai: Tokai library will host its thirdannual reading competition at WestlakePrimary School. There will be three differentcategories of reading in English, Afrikaans andXhosa. The library needs help with donationsand require food parcels, items to add to thegoodie bags, as well as first, second and thirdprizes for each of the three categories. Formore information phone the library on021 715 8550 or email [email protected].

V Rondebosch: The Cape Town MarimbaFestival will be held at the Baxter ConcertHall in the Baxter Theatre Complex at 19:45.The schools participating include Ned DomanHigh School, Parklands College Senior School,Manenberg High School, Bishops DiocesanCollege, American International School ofCape Town, Herschel Girls’ High School,Wolseley Marimba Band, Edgemead PrimarySchool, Rustenburg Girls’ High School,Pinelands High School, Springfield ConventSchool, Edgemead High School, Wynberg Girls’High School, St George’s Grammar School andReddam House Constantia. Tickets areavailable from Computicket. For moreinformation contact Gavin at [email protected] or phone 083 357 9636 oremail Ann at [email protected] orphone 082 451 3696.

Saturday 25 April

V Plumstead: Plumstead Bowling Club willhost a morning market from 08:00 to 12:00at the clubhouse on the corner of PrincessVlei and Victoria roads. Book a spot for R30.There will also be a car boot sale on thesecond Saturday morning of each month from08:00 to 12:00. R30 a spot. For moreinformation send an SMS to 083 658 3392 oremail [email protected].

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V Rondebosch: The Cape Town Cancersupport group will meet in the GVI OncologyDepartment at Rondebosch Medical Centre,Klipfontein Road at 18:00. The topic ofdiscussion is cancer advocacy, “The role ofcancer survivors”. The guest speaker is SalomeMeyer, a member of the Cancer Alliance andIndependent Cancer Advocate Spouses.Friends and carers are all welcome to attendand meet other cancer survivors. For moreinformation SMS or phone Linda Greeff on082 551 3310.

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Robbers prowlin white taxiMONIQUE DUVAL

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Police in the southern suburbs haveappealed to residents to watch out fortaxis seen driving outside normal taxi

routes.This follows several robbery cases in

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dent was robbed on the corners of Melvilleand Garden streets on Monday 13 April atabout 13:10.Diep River police spokesperson Warrant

Officer Keith Chandler says one of the menjumped out of the taxi and held the studentat knifepoint, demanding he hand over hisvaluables.“They took a backpack which contained

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lar reports in Claremont, Wynberg, Mow-bray and Rondebosch.“We strongly advise residents to be on the

lookout for taxis driving through residen-tial areas and off their routes. There havebeen seven cases recently across these po-lice precincts and we suspect it may be thesame men. Residents should contact theirlocal police station immediately,” he says.Wynberg police spokesperson Warrant

Officer Silvino Davids confirms the casesin the Wynberg police precinct, whichincludes parts of Constantia and Kenil-worth.He explains in the first case, two men

robbed the complainant and in the secondcase a man and a woman were the robbers.“Both reports indicate it is awhiteToyota

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One man’s sock isanother’s comfortASTRID FEBRUARIE

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On a cold, wet, winter’s day, there isnothing better than pulling on anice warm, dry pair of socks.

And with the help of the Lions Club ofBergvliet a number of homeless peopleare able to do just that.After last year’s very successful

project, the Club is once again appealingfor donations of new socks, for bothadults and children.Sandy Roman, Club secretary, says the

club thought it would be a small gestureto help mostly those living on the streetsget a little bitwarmer andmore comforta-ble during winter.“The Club collected and distributed in

excess of 365 pairs of socks last year andwe are hoping to do the same this year,”she says.Roman says two years ago, one of the

Club members, Jean Knaggs, suggestedthat they hand out warm scarves to thehomeless, newspapervendors, beggars oras they saw fit, while driving to and fromwork. “She personally made the scarvesand the club sponsored some whilst afriend of hers paid for a couple of scarves.We were able to distribute 110 scarvesand last year we decided on distributingsocks. As these are not so costly, wethought we would appeal to the public aswell,” she says.Roman says the club members distrib-

uted the socks personally by driving toplaces where it’s known the homelesscongregate.“I handed out socks one morning to all

the men on the side of the road on Ros-meadAvenue, fromOttery Road to BroadRoad in Wynberg, while some membersdrove around one Sunday afternoon fromPlumstead to Retreat and handed outsocks,” she says.Romansays the reactionfrom the recipients has been gratefulnessand that it’s “quite touching to see some-thing so small being received so well”.“The community were also unbelieva-

ble in showing their support. They wereso willing to donate socks and cash to ourappeal.We even received other items likeblankets, caps and warm clothing,”shesays. A pupil at Bergvliet High School,Jaymo Reynolds, went all out and donat-ed a large amount of socks and scarvesto the club.Roman says the public can donate any

items they wish as all will be gratefullyaccepted and passed onto the right peo-ple. “There is somuch need out there andone man’s trash is another man’s trea-sure. To date we have assisted people inMitchell’s Plain, Retreat, Lavender Hill,Bergvliet, Plumstead and Wynberg,” sheadds.There is a collection box at the Mead-

owridge library if anyone would like todonate socks to the club.V Anyone interested in the work the Club does canemail [email protected] or call Sharon on072 341 2417 or Sandy on 021 762 1048.

Jaymo Reynolds (left), a pupil at BergvlietHigh School, collected socks and scarves todonate to the Bergvliet Lions Club wintersock project for the homeless. Here he iswith Sandy Roman, secretary of the LionsClub. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Homeless ‘mess’ left behindafter railway fence is brokenASTRID FEBRUARIE

@FebAstrid

The piles of rubbish left behind by homelesspeople living along the railway line con-cerns a Plumstead resident.The woman claims that “bergies” living

next to the railway line between Plumsteadand Wittebome stations on Brampton Roadleave their “mess” behind which attractsvermin and cockroaches – bringing them toneighbouring roads too.The resident says vibracrete slabs have

been removed at the top of Plympton Roadin Brampton Road, giving access to home-less people. “This situation is amajorhazardfor all. It is also an escape route for crimi-nals,” she claims. She further says that“nothing was done about ‘Die Gaaitjie’ andlook what it has turned into – a squattercamp”.She is now calling on authorities to fix the

fence and clean the open space. In responseRichard Walker, regional manager ofMetrorail, says vagrants living in rail re-serves must be relocated to alternative sitesthrough a legal process.“We rely on the City of Cape Town to iden-

tify suitable land for the relocation of dwell-ers before the legal process of eviction andrelocation can commence,” he says.Walker confirms that Metrorail has

received complaints about the fence and thelitter. He says vagrancy remains a thornyand complex social issue. “All over the city,under highway bridges and in trees (nearour offices), the homeless seek shelter. Weconcede that the issue of vagrancy is raisedregularly andwe confirm that our resourcesto deal with it remains constrained,” hesays.

He explains that Metrorail regularlyremoves vagrants from rail precincts withthe help of railway police. The companyaddresses the situation as best it can withthe resources at its disposal.“The purpose of fencing or walling prima-

rily is to demarcate boundaries and that inits original state would not deter wilfulentry onto the rail reserve by vagrants and/or persons with criminal intent,” he says.Walker calls on the City of Cape Town to

help in the interest of all parties. Effectivetown planning, law enforcement and eco-nomic measures to mitigate the generalsocio-economic circumstances can assist inthe reduction of vagrancy. “Until such timeas adequate facilities are made available toCape Town’s vagrants, the problem willmerely be shifted from one party to anoth-er,” he says.He further says that the region spends

R6mtoR9mannually tomendor replacebro-ken fencing.The cost of palisade fencing is approxi-

mately R1000 per meter, while the repair offencing could be anything from R1000 toR10 000 per opening, depending on the leveland extent of the damage and type of fencing.Walker adds that the City of Cape Town’s

Displaced Peoples Unit (DPU), local commu-nity policing forums and city improvementdistricts usually collaborate with Metrorailofficials to remove vagrants.“DPU assists with finding alternative

accommodation for vagrants as they are par-ticularly vulnerable to wily criminals wholure them into crime with all manner ofpromises,” he says.Residents are encouraged to report

vagrancy to the DPU at 021 596 1999 or0800 225 669 (all hours).

Vibracrete slabs atthe top of PlymptonRoad in BramptonRoad were removedby homeless peopleso that they cansleep next to therailway line, says aresident. She is nowcalling on Metrorail torepair the fence.

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LIST OF UNTRACEABLE CONSTANTIA CLAIMANTSThe Office of the Regional Land Claims Commissioner: Western Cape urgently needs to locate the following Constantia claimants.It will be appreciated if the claimant/co-claimant/family members and/or neighbours that know their whereabouts urgently contact theProject Officer, Mr Mtheteleli Patrick Thembani at 083 579 2009 or the Office of the Regional Land Claims Commissioner at (021) 409-0300 or visit No 14 Long Street, Cape Town (1st Floor).

No Ref No Surname Name/Initial

Address Contact No Property Description

1 A274 April Stanley 20 Colchester Crescent, Parkland, Table View 7741 (021) 557-4736 A4 Ladies Mile Road, Constantia

2 A596 Dennison Franklin 17 Corinhof, Parkwood Avenue, Parkwood Estate7900

(021) 705-7005 Erf 2590, Constantia

3 A575 Arendse Godfrey 91 Perth Road, Grassy Park 7941 (021) 706-2554/2599

Strawberry Lane, Constantia

4 A668 Adonis AF 87 Kimberley Way, Portlands, Mitchells Plain 7785 (021) 715-7247 Kirstenhof

5 B528 Brennan Mareldia 31 Dieman Road, Grassy Park 7945 (021) 706-2554 or083 771 5684

Cnr Ferguson’s Cottages, LadiesMile Road, Constantia

6 C330 Ceto Elizabeth 79 Solo Street, Retreat (021) 701-1071 Information not available

7 D496 Dennison H 17 Corinhof, Parkwood Avenue, Parkwood Estate7900

(021) 705-7005 Erf 8453, Constantia

8 D521 Daniels A 91 Perth Road, Grassy Park 7941 (021) 706-2551 or083 771 5684

Cloete Cottages, Constantia

9 D546 Dhansay Faezia 104 Sirus Road, Surrey Estate, Athlone 7764 Not available Erf 2274, Constantia

10 E114 Evans MWB Cnr Sonneberg Hoffman and Galombik Attorney,Norwich on St George’s

(021) 419-2360 Rem Erf No 1198, Constantia

11 F300 Fritz Sydney 11 Geneva Way, Lake View, Retreat 7945 083 476 3871 42A Cranco Avenue, KirstenCottages

12 H247 Heuvel Kenneth Cnr C Peterson, 91 Perth Road, Grassy Park 7942 (021) 706-2554 5 Greendales, Constantia

13 S788 Heuvel Rosie Information not available Information notavailable

Erf 4728, Constantia

14 H439 James Henry 5 Horseshoe Close, Westridge, Mitchells Plain 7798 (021) 391-0797 12 Tokai Road, Constantia

15 J490 Johannes Neville 16 Gretna Greens, Summer Greens, Milnerton 7441 (021) 552-4587/511-0753

Ladies Mile Road, Constantia

16 K28 Damon O 430 Kraal Road, Schaapkraal, Phillipi Information notavailable

Information not available

17 M1095 Matthews O 91 Perth Road, Grassy Park 7941 (021) 706-2554 Hill Cottages, Paggasvlei

18 O59 Oliver Barbara(Late)

91 Perth Road, Grassy Park 7941 (021) 701-2554 Number 2 Lot 4, Ladies Mile Road

19 O115(Consolidatedwith O125)

October Sulayman 22 Larkspur Road, Lentegeur, Mitchells Plain 7785 Information notavailable

Ely’s Cottages, corner Doordriftand Spaanschmat River Roads,Constantia

20 P334 Punt LH 2 Thomson Street, Montagu 6720 (023) 614-1618 Rem of Portion 1 of Farm SilverynNo 923

21 S343 Samsodien FaizaEbrahim

4 Waydah Link, Eagle Park, Grassy Park (021) 396-1452 or083 391 5878

Koch Cottages, Ladies Mile Road,Constantia

22 S750 Smith Thomas 10 Centre Close, Grassy Park 7945 (021) 737-601??? Erf 4682, Constantia

23 V154 Van Kradenberg,Amanda on behalfof Michael Louw

15 Hector Crescent, Grassy Park 7941 Information notavailable

Strawberry Lane, Constantia

24 V155 Van Rooyen S 63 Cradock Road Steenberg 7945 (021) 701-2948 2 Plesses Cottages, Constantia

25 V176 Van Der Walt JS Block 1-B-6 5th Avenue, Parow Park 7500 Information notavailable

Lot 77, Rest in Peace, Tokai Road,Constantia

26 W223 Williams Joyce 31 Italian Road, Grassy Park 7941 Information notavailable

Cloetes Cottages, Constantia

Notice is hereby given that the adjourned meeting of the Council of the City of Cape Townheld on 25 March 2015 will continue on Thursday 30 April 2015 at 10:00 in the Podium Block,Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town to consider the remaining agenda items.

This meeting will be followed by the ordinary Council meeting scheduled for 30 April 2015 toconsider matters on a separate agenda.

Please note that limited seating is available for members of the public and, therefore, seatswill be allocated on a first come, first served basis. If you wish to attend the meeting, youare requested to contact Nadine Damon on 021 400 3708 between 09:00 and 16:00. Allrequests for attendance must be received by no later than a day before the meeting. Youwill be required to provide your surname, initials and contact telephone number. Visitors arekindly requested to be seated by 09:30.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER

NOTICE OF AMEETING OF THE COUNCILOF THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN

Justin Sangster (12) of Bergvliet challengedSouth Africa’s best during round 2 of theMonster Energy TRP MX Nationals whichtook place at Zone 7 racetrack on Saturday11 April.Justin, who won the South African 50cc

ProSenior title in 2012, latched onto the backwheel of Johannesburg’s Dalton Venter andposted lap times of only one hundredth of asecond slower than the championship lead-er.

In heat 1 of the 85cc junior class, Justinsecured a very respectable second place. Inheat 2, he took a tumble, but managed to getback up to finish third place. The field con-tained all of the fastestUnder-13 riders in thecountry. The podiumposition has placed theCape Town rider in a solid third place in thechampionship, only one point behind thesecond placed contender.Round 3 takes the boys to Port Elizabeth,

which is a very sandy track. Justin, who isaffectionately known as The Sandman, is ex-pected to do well there. He is dominating thelocal MX scene and is leading both the cluband regional series, having won every heatthus far.

Keep your eyes on The Sandman

Justin Sangster (12), scrapes his bars in thedirt while powering through a sandy cornerduring heat 1 of the 85cc junior class onSaturday 11 April. PHOTO: ROSS SANGSTER

Jannie Bester of Villager scores a try against Primrose during the WPRFU Super League1A match at Brookside on Saturday. Primrose lock Wade Schoor is too late to stop him.Villager won 35-27. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

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