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The City will establish consultative forums to involve stakeholders in decision-making related to urban agriculture, promoting collaboration and feedback.
The City of Cape Town commits to releasing municipal land for use in urban agriculture, enabling residents and community groups to cultivate food on public land.
Vulnerable groups practicing urban agriculture may receive subsidized water to support their farming activities.
All other Councillors may receive protection from Law Enforcement Services when performing official duties, provided the request is approved by the Manager of Councillor Support.
Executive Committee members may receive protection when visiting dangerous areas on official duty, coordinated by the Manager of Councillor Support.
Councillors may be issued with bullet-proof vests upon request, subject to approval by the Manager of Councillor Support and a risk assessment.
The amendment allows for affordable rental flats to be established as an additional use right in certain designated areas of the City of Cape Town, under specific conditions. This applies to developments in areas listed on the official map published with the by-law.
Residents, ratepayers' associations, City officials, or Councillors can submit a written request to investigate a potentially unlawful land use activity. This includes complaints about land being used in a way not permitted by zoning regulations.
The City of Cape Town has updated Schedule 3 of its Development Management Scheme. This change affects how development applications are assessed and approved within the city, particularly regarding land use, building standards, and planning permissions.
Owners of rateable properties within a City Improvement District are required to pay an additional rate to fund district-specific improvements and services. The amount and payment terms are regulated under this by-law.
Property owners or their legally mandated representatives can apply to have a special rating area designated as a City Improvement District. This involves submitting an application to the City of Cape Town, which will assess the proposal through public participation and decision-making processes.
Entities may be accredited by the City of Cape Town to provide waste management services, including recycling, re-use, and disposal. Accreditation is granted in accordance with the City’s published guidelines and allows access to formal waste management contracts and services.
