ERF 1117 – Notes from public documents

AUG 2009:  Draft for Comment: Blaauwberg District Plan, SDP and EMF Technical Report

• Use:
  • medium density residential development;
  • Mixed use development, Low density bordering the BCA

AUG 2009: Executive Summary of Draft for comment – Blaauwberg District Plan, SDP and EMF

• Description: significant opportunity to meet biodiversity requirements and contribute to housing and public facility needs

MARCH 2011:  Final draft for comment – Blaauwberg District Plan, SDP and EMF – Volume 2 Strategies, proposals and Implementation Framework

• Description:
  • Mixed Use Development – horizontal and /or vertical integration; Context appropriate intensity
  • High Density Development – average 40+ du/ha
  • Med = 25 – 40 du/ha
  • Low = 10 – 25 du/ha
• Use:
  • Wide variety of urban uses;
  • EIA required where conflict occurs with natural ecosystems (BCA)
• Principles:
  • Acknowledge and respect surrounding urban environment;
  • New development areas at higher densities than current;
  • Socio-economic gradient development.
  • Public facility provision

MAY 2012: CT SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK

• Description – strategic state-owned site

2012: SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK – Statutory Report:

• Description: Strategic state owned site

2012: FINAL DRAFT – BLAAUWBERG DISTRICT PLAN, SDP AND EMF TECHNICAL REPORT

• Description:
  • New development area;
  • A strategic piece of land that could resolve a number of public objectives particularly public housing;
  • Develop new areas at higher densities than exist
  • An example of inclusionary housing potentially through cross subsidisation initiatives
  • Part of major intensification areas – Koeberg rd, Blaauwberg rd, Parklands Main rd, Atlantis CBD;
  • Socio economic gradient (socio economic inclusion / integration)
  • Specific design attention where current urban character may be impacted or where socio economic gradient is steep
  • The provision of new affordable housing opportunities cannot be addressed through the development of public land alone nor should all publically owned land be developed solely for public housing purposes
• Use:
  • Mixed use residential;
  • for a mix of uses;
  • facilitate provision of public facilities and a range of entry level and subsidy housing opportunities
• Quantity: 5000 dwelling units

NOV 2013: WCG INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS STATUS PRESENTATION

• Extent: 6009 ha
• Progress to date: Valuated and development plan submitted to DPW, await Minister approval
• Quantity: 13,880 dwelling units
• Description: Happy valley described as a Capital (budget) programme for New Housing

MAY 2014: 2014/15 BUILT ENVIRONMENT PERFORMANCE PLAN

• Description:
  • Part of the City’s long term land banking programme
  • Large new ¼ of City exists in 2 northward urban growth corridors;
  • Part of the City’s high level land purchasing agenda
  • Private sector initiative must not be squeezed out
  • Du noon / Tableview is a major problem zone, ERF 1117 is land solution

APRIL 2015: 2015/16 BUILT ENVIRONMENT PERFORMANCE PLAN, FINAL SUBMISSION

• Problem: insufficient public land to accommodate current housing need and meet future demand
• Description: part of high level land purchasing agenda