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Residents of the City of Cape Town can apply for a resident parking permit, which allows them to park in designated residential areas under specific conditions. The permit must be obtained according to the rules set out in the by-law.
A work zone permit is available for vehicles used in authorized construction or maintenance work within designated areas. It allows temporary parking in restricted zones during such operations.
Individuals needing short-term parking access in regulated zones can obtain a temporary parking permit. This is available for limited periods and subject to the conditions outlined in the by-law.
This permit is issued to vehicles used for municipal works, allowing them to park in restricted areas while performing city-related duties.
Designated parking spaces are reserved for disabled persons, diplomatic personnel, South African Police Services officers, and other officially recognized groups. These spaces are protected under the by-law.
The opportunity to have a Mobile Business Trading Area (MBTA) established on City-owned land, subject to approval by the Council and consent from the land-custodian department responsible for that property.
A process whereby a Mobile Business Trading Area is officially rescinded by the Council if it is no longer zoned for economic activity or permitted for mobile business operations.
A permit issued by the City of Cape Town to a person whose business has obtained the necessary licenses, allowing them to operate a mobile business. The business must be registered with the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission and operate from a self-contained, self-propelled vehicle or a vehicle designed to be drawn by one, and must not include a shipping container.
This by-law sets out regulations that restrict or limit the use of water within the City of Cape Town. It applies to all households, businesses, and property owners using water services in the city. The rules are designed to manage water consumption, especially during periods of scarcity.
No building plan may be approved under the National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act for a building or structure that spans multiple land units until the consolidation or related documentation is registered or has been officially lodged with the Registrar of Deeds.
Land may be ceded to the City for inclusion into a road reserve, which is now formally recognized as a valid development purpose under the planning scheme.
Public roads, public streets, and portions of land reserved as such under any law, including those specified on a General Plan, are deemed to be zoned as Transport Zoning 2: Public Street and Public Parking.
