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A person may construct a building or structure that spans two or more contiguous land units only if the owners have taken legal steps to prevent separate disposal of the land units, or if the City has approved the consolidation. The consolidation must be registered or lodged with the Registrar of Deeds before a building plan can be approved.
The City of Cape Town may make municipal land available for restitution on a negotiated basis. This includes land identified as alternative land for claimants, subject to assessment of development frameworks, locality, and city policies. A moratorium is imposed on long-term leases, sales, or redevelopment of land directly subject to a claim until resolution.
The City of Cape Town provides support to land claimants and the Land Claims Commission by offering access to council records, planning and legal advice, and helping to compile a restitution database. The City also considers making land available for restitution on a negotiated basis and may offer free land if national government does so, provided the wider community benefits.
The City will, where possible, assist in re-allocating tenancies to original tenants (claimants) who were displaced, facilitating their return to rental housing on restored land.
Individuals, businesses, or organisations may apply to use a library hall for events. The hall can be used during regular library hours or after hours, subject to availability and approval. Applicants must complete a booking form and receive approval from a library official.
The library hall may be used before or after the library's formal opening hours, provided the applicant requests such use and obtains approval from the library official. This applies to both free and paid usage.
Applicants may hire movable or immovable electrical or sound equipment (such as Proxima, TV, DVD player, microphones) separately if available, in addition to booking the hall. This requires a separate request and approval.
The City of Cape Town issues a Flood Kit to households affected by flooding. The kit consists of a roll of plastic and clout nails to assist with temporary shelter repairs.
The City of Cape Town provides a relocation kit to households whose informal residential structures must be dismantled and repositioned, typically in connection with urban development or infrastructure projects.
The City of Cape Town provides an Enhanced Emergency Housing Kit to households whose informal residential structures have been partly or totally destroyed. The kit includes pine poles, galvanised corrugated roof sheets, a wooden door with hinges and lock set, a wooden-framed window, and nails.
Community groups can receive a start-up kit designed to support survivalist gardening, providing essential tools and materials to begin urban agricultural activities.
The City of Cape Town offers a support programme for urban agricultural practitioners, including assistance with water supply, irrigation, containers, animal sheds, power equipment, seeds, fodder, veterinary products, technical skills, business skills, and marketing advice.
