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Notice 493 of 1989: Transvaal Provincial Gazette vol 232 no 4642 dated 04 October 1989

Transvaal Provincial GovernmentRef: provincial-gazette-ZA-transvaal-vol-232-no-4642#nADMIN-493

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Source domain: archive.opengazettes.org.za

Collected on 25 June 2026

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What this means

The document is a provincial gazette notice from October 4, 1989, including a correction notice for a previous Administrator's Notice and text regarding servitudes for municipal sewerage on certain erven. It specifies servitude requirements, restrictions on building and trees within the servitude, and the local authority's right to deposit material and access adjoining land for sewer works, with provisions for damage compensation. It also records a correction replacing the land description in the preamble to Portion 315 and Portion 319 of the farm Boschkop No 19910, and notes the correction notice number and dates.

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right of access and temporary use of landOngoing

Access and material deposition rights for sewerage works on adjacent land

The local authority has the right to temporarily deposit materials excavated during sewerage construction, maintenance, or removal on land adjoining the servitude area. It also has reasonable access to that land for these purposes, with compensation required for any damage caused.

Who it is for
owners of land adjacent to the servitude area in Sharonlea Extension 1
How to act on it
No action required by the landowner; the right is granted by law through the notice.
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The local authority shall be entitled to deposit temporarily on the land adjoining the aforesaid servitude such material as may be excavated by it during the course of the construction, maintenance or removal of such sewerage mains and other works as it, in its discretion may deem necessary and shall further be entitled to reasonable access to the said land for the aforesaid purpose subject to any damage done during the process of the construction, maintenance or removal of such sewerage mains and other works being made good by the local authority.
land servitude for public infrastructureOngoing

Servitude for municipal sewerage on erven in Sharonlea Extension 1

A 2-meter-wide servitude is established across the access portion of certain erven in Sharonlea Extension 1 for municipal sewerage purposes. The local authority may deposit excavated materials and access adjoining land for construction, maintenance, or removal of sewerage mains, provided any damage caused is compensated. No buildings or large-rooted trees may be erected or planted within the servitude area or within 2 meters of it.

Who it is for
owners of erven in Sharonlea Extension 1 Township affected by the servitude
How to act on it
No application required; the servitude is legally established by the notice and applies automatically to designated erven.
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and in the case of a pan-handle erf, an additional servitude gh for municipal purposes 2 m wide across the access portion of W the erf, if and when required by the local authority: Provided that the local authority may dispense with any such servitude.

Facts

Reference

provincial-gazette-ZA-transvaal-vol-232-no-4642#nADMIN-493

Key Takeaways

  • date: 4 October 1989
  • topic: correction notice Administrator's Notice 493 (28 June 1989)
  • correction: land description changed to Portion 315 and Portion 319 of the farm Boschkop No 19910
  • servitude: 2 m wide across access portion for municipal purposes
  • restrictions: no buildings or large-rooted trees within servitude or 2 m thereof
  • authority rights: deposit materials and access for construction/maintenance/removal of sewerage mains
  • damages: compensation by local authority for any damage caused

Dates

Opening Date

4 October 1989