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Source domain: swartland.org.za
Collected on 31 July 2026
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This document is a spatial development framework (SDF) land-use proposal map for the Swartland area, prepared for Swartland Municipality. It shows proposed land-use elements and planning concepts for Darling, including an urban edge, mixed use and residential areas, a central business district, tourism routes, industrial nodes, institutional facilities, activity corridors/streets, and infrastructure elements such as a railway line and wastewater treatment works. It also indicates the Darling Waste Management Site with 500m buffer zones and includes a date of May 2023.
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DARLING SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK LAND USE PROPOSALS
A map of proposed land-use elements and infrastructure for Darling, including the urban edge, mixed-use and residential areas, business and industrial areas, institutional and recreational facilities, tourism routes, transport infrastructure, nature reserves, and waste-management buffer zones.
- Who it is for
- land-use planners, municipal planning officials, and people or organisations interested in Darling's planned development
- How to act on it
- Use the land-use proposal map as spatial development framework information for Darling.
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DARLING SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT KEY URBAN EDGE LAND USE PROPOSALS INFRASTRUCTURE
Key Takeaways
- Document title: Darling Land Use Proposals May 2023
- Area: Swartland
- Client: Swartland Municipality
- Prepared by: C.K. Rumboll & Partners (Town & Regional Planners), 16 Rainier Street, Malmesbury
- Prepared for Darling: Spatial Development Framework (SDF) land use proposals
- Date: May 2023
- Urban edge and land-use categories shown (CBD, mixed use, residential, industrial, institutional, cemetery, private open spaces)
- Darling Waste Management Site shown with 500m buffer zones (and future upgrading noted)
- Infrastructure shown: railway line and routes to Yzerfontein and Moorreesburg
- Darling Renosterveld Reserve / local nature reserve and public recreational node indicated
- Swartland Municipality
- C.K. Rumboll & Partners
- Darling
- Malmesbury