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The Swartland Local Municipality has approved an amendment to the conditions of approval for intensive stock farming on Portion 3 of Farm Tweekuylen, No. 589, Division Malmesbury. The total size of the cattle sleeping enclosures is now limited to 17,228m², with a total area of 59,452m² after expansion, as per the updated Site Development Plan.
A development levy of R10,890.50 per newly created portion must be paid to the municipality at the time of subdivision. This fee is applicable for the financial year 2020/2021 and may be reviewed thereafter.
The subdivision of Erf 735 in Moorreesburg into five parts (Restant, Part A, Part B, Part C, and Part D) has been approved by the Swartland Local Municipality under specific conditions. The approval is conditional on compliance with urban planning, water, sewerage, electricity, and development levy requirements.
The municipality has approved the subdivision of Erf 735 in Moorreesburg into five parcels: a remainder parcel (approximately 644m²) and four parts (A to D, each approximately 385m², 645m², 655m², and 543m² respectively). This approval is subject to specific conditions regarding infrastructure, utilities, and payments.
A development levy of R10,890.50 per newly created parcel must be paid to the municipality at the time of subdivision. This fee is valid for the financial year 2020/2021 and may be reviewed thereafter.
Residents, businesses, and stakeholders can engage with the proposed land use and infrastructure changes for Yzerfontein as outlined in the April 2025 Spatial Development Framework. This includes reviewing zoning, new facilities, and future development areas.
The Swartland Local Municipality has approved an extension of the validity period for the subdivision of Erf 974 in Chatsworth. The approval is valid for five years from the date of the notice, allowing the applicant to proceed with the subdivision under previously issued conditions.
The public can review the proposed spatial development framework for Riebeek Kasteel, which includes approved developments such as residential zones, business nodes, mixed-use areas, institutional facilities, cemeteries, industrial zones, recreational spaces, sportfields, a central business district, small-scale agriculture, and rural residential areas. The document also outlines planned changes like rerouting access routes, with final delineation to be determined through a consultation process.
Individuals and businesses can apply for land use approval by completing the Land Use Application Form and submitting it with supporting documents, including the Application Protocol and WCG Truck Stop Application Assessment Checklist. The application process is managed through the Land Use Portal or in person.
Property owners with unregistered swimming pools or baths can apply for amnesty by completing the Swimming Pools and Baths Amnesty Application Form. This allows them to legally register their structures without penalties.
The Swartland Municipality has published its official tariffs for the 2025–2026 financial year, which include rates for property, water, waste, and other municipal services. These are available for public review and reference.
Residents and developers can apply for approval of building plans by submitting a completed Building Plan Application Form along with required technical documents such as SANS10400-A forms, an Architectural Compliance Certificate, and a Standard Power of Attorney. Applications can be submitted via the online Building Plan Portal or in person at the municipal office.
