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Source domain: swartland.org.za
Collected on 31 July 2026
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What this means
This document is the Swartland Spatial Development Framework (SDF) for the period 2023–2027. It sets out the purpose, spatial context, principles and tools, and how the SDF aligns with national and provincial policies, including environmental and biodiversity-related structural tools. It also provides a structured set of chapters covering issues, vision and goals, spatial analysis and sectoral plan directives, land demand/supply and settlement development guidelines, and detailed development proposals by municipal wards as well as rural/regional cross-border and climate-change considerations.
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Swartland Spatial Development Framework, 2023-2027
The published framework provides the municipality's spatial context, principles, planning tools, policy alignment, spatial analysis, settlement-development guidelines and ward-based development proposals for Swartland for 2023–2027.
- Who it is for
- People and organisations involved in spatial planning, land development and settlement decisions in Swartland
- How to act on it
- Access and use the published PDF at the stated source link.
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Swartland Spatial Development Framework, 2023-2027
Key Takeaways
- Document title: Swartland Spatial Development Framework
- Time period: 2023–2027
- Chapters include: Purpose, Principles and Tools; Issues/Vision/Goals; Spatial Analysis & Sectoral Directives; Land Demand/Supply & Settlement Guidelines; Ward-based Settlement Proposals; Rural/Regional Cross Border & Climate Change Proposals
- Ward-based sections listed: Ward 1-2 (Moorreesburg, Koringberg, rural areas), Ward 3 (Riebeek West, Ongegund, Misverstand Dam, rural areas), Ward 4 (Riverlands, Chatsworth, rural areas), Ward 5 (Yzerfontein, Grotto Bay, rural areas), Ward 6 (Darling, rural areas), Ward 7 (Kalbaskraal, rural areas), Wards 8-11 (Malmesbury and Abbotsdale), Ward 12 (Riebeek Kasteel and rural areas)
- Includes policy/structural tools such as environmental principles, critical biodiversity framework, bioregional spatial planning categories, and coastal management lines
- Swartland (Municipality)
- Moorreesburg
- Koringberg
- Ruststasie
- Riebeek West
- Ongegund
- Misverstand Dam
- Riverlands
- Chatsworth
- Yzerfontein
- Tygerfontein
- Jakkalsfontein
- Grotto Bay
- Ganzekraal
- Dassen Island
- Darling
- Kalbaskraal
- Malmesbury
- Abbotsdale
- Riebeek Kasteel