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After your event has taken place, you must submit a close-out report to the municipality. This report is mandatory and ensures compliance with event conditions.
A resident or owner of Erf 52 in Greyton may apply for permanent departure, which typically refers to formally relinquishing rights to a property under municipal regulations. This opportunity allows individuals to initiate the legal process of leaving ownership or occupancy of the land permanently.
The Franshhoek Pass is closed to all traffic due to bridge damage and landslides. All road users must divert via alternative routes. This is a temporary safety measure until repairs are completed.
This opportunity allows any interested party to apply for or comment on a proposed change to the conditions of an existing land-use approval for two portions of Farm Elandskloof No. 59 in the Caledon District. The application seeks to amend specific development conditions, and stakeholders may engage with the process through formal submission.
The public can join the municipality's official WhatsApp channel to receive real-time updates on emergencies, service disruptions, and important announcements.
A formal request to subdivide land and register a servitude on Erf 2295 in Grabouw, which may affect property rights and land use. The public may have the opportunity to comment or object during the process.
A property owner or developer may apply to change a condition attached to an existing development approval for Erf 3164 in Grabouw. This allows for adjustments to building, use, or other site-specific rules previously agreed upon by the municipality.
Residents near a proposed event in a residential area must sign this form to indicate whether they agree or disagree with a noise exemption being granted for the event. The applicant must also confirm that all affected properties have been represented by valid signatures.
This opportunity allows sports or recreational event organizers in the Western Cape to apply for a risk categorization of their event under the Safety at Sports and Recreational Events Act 2 of 2010. The application requires detailed information about the event, including venue details, expected attendance, safety measures, liquor arrangements, and emergency services. Organizers must also confirm prior submissions and the status of venue safety certificates.
Organisers must obtain a liquor license if serving alcohol at an event in Theewaterskloof Municipality, which must be submitted as part of the on-site documentation during the event application process.
Applicants must pay several municipal fees related to event hosting, including the TWK Event application Fee, ODM Fire Department Fee, Traffic Department Fee, and Occasional land-use Fee, and provide proof of payment.
Organisers can apply to host an event in Theewaterskloof Municipality by submitting a completed application form along with all required supporting documents, including site plans, safety and disaster management plans, environmental assessments, insurance, and proof of payments for various fees.
