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PUBLIC NOTICE: Closure of Section of York Street to remove damaged Christmas Lights

The Electrotechnical Services Directorate have advised that on Wednesday 26 June from 11:00 – 13:00, both sides of York Street will be closed to traffic between the R102 Traffic Circle and the Mediclinic Traffic Circle to remove damaged Christmas Lights.

Municipal traffic officials will divert motorists travelling from direction Pacaltsdorp to Hope Street off the R103 Traffic Circle. Motorists travelling down York Street past the Checkers Centre towards Pacaltsdorp, will be stopped just past the GO GEORGE depot and have to turn around at the Mediclinic Traffic Circle.

The Christmas lights are due to be removed for health and safety reasons and currently span over all four lanes of York Street.

Please take note of these arrangements and plan your travelling accordingly. We apologise for any inconvenience.

GARDEN ROUTE DAM LEVEL – 24 June 2024

Percentage storage at new raised dam wall height                                       98,96%

Rainfall for the previous days:                                                                         0,5mm (Measured rainfall figures from 19 June 2024 up until 24 June 2024)

 

For water-saving tips please visit: http://tinyurl.com/3439h4n7

The cooperation of all users of municipal water is essential and is greatly appreciated.

Planned power outage: portion of Wilderness

NOTIFICATION OF THE INTERRUPTION OF THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY.
 
THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED:
 
PORTION OF WILDERNESS
LAKE ROAD
 
NOTICE is hereby given that the electricity supply will be interrupted on WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H30 for the purpose of doing alterations to the electrical mains. Consumers are warned to treat the installation as being live for the full duration as the supply may be resumed at any time within the notified period.
 
Should circumstances prevent the work being carried out during the abovementioned period; the work will be done on THURSDAY 27 JUNE 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H30.
 
KENNISGEWING VAN DIE ONDERBREKING VAN DIE ELEKTRIESE TOEVOER.
 
DIE VOLGENDE AREAS SAL GERAAK WORD:
 
GEDEELTE VAN WILDERNIS
LAKE WEG
 
KENNISGEWING geskied hiermee dat die elektriese toevoer onderbreek sal word op WOENSDAG 26 JUNIE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H30 met die doel om veranderings aan elektriese hoofleidings te maak. Klante word gewaarsku om die installasie as lewendig te beskou vir die volle periode aangesien die toevoer enige tyd gedurende die periode aangeskakel mag word.
 
Sou omstandighede verhoed dat die werk gedoen kan word gedurende bogenoemde periode, sal die werk gedoen word op DONDERDAG 27 JUNIE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H30.

Planned power outage: portion of Denneoord

NOTIFICATION OF THE EMEGENCY INTERRUPTION OF THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY.

THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED:

PORTION OF DENNEOORD,
8TH AVENUE AND BLOUBOS LANE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the electricity supply will be interrupted on FRIDAY 21 JUNE 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H00 for the purpose of doing alterations to the electrical mains. Consumers are warned to treat the installation as being live for the full duration as the supply may be resumed at any time within the notified period.

Should circumstances prevent the work being carried out during the abovementioned period; the work will be done on
MONDAY 24 JUNE 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H00.

KENNISGEWING VAN DIE NOOD ONDERBREKING VAN DIE ELEKTRIESE TOEVOER.

DIE VOLGENDE AREAS SAL GERAAK WORD:

GEDEELTE VAN DENNEOORD,
8DE LAAN AND BLOUBOS LANE.

KENNISGEWING geskied hiermee dat die elektriese toevoer onderbreek sal word op VRYDAG 21 JUNIE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H00 met die doel om veranderings aan elektriese hoofleidings te maak. Klante word gewaarsku om die installasie as lewendig te beskou vir die volle periode aangesien die toevoer enige tyd gedurende die periode aangeskakel mag word.

Sou omstandighede verhoed dat die werk gedoen kan word gedurende bogenoemde periode, sal die werk gedoen word op
MAANDAG 24 JUNIE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H00.

GARDEN ROUTE DAM LEVEL

Percentage storage at new raised dam wall height 100 %
Rainfall for the previous days: 0mm (Measured rainfall figures from 11 June until 18 June 2024)

For water-saving tips please visit: http://tinyurl.com/3439h4n7
The cooperation of all users of municipal water is essential and is greatly appreciated.

Hillbillies Trails Receives Funding from George Municipality to Maintain Network in Witfontein Forest

ISSUED ON BEHALF OF HILLBILLIES TRAILS

Hillbillies Trails Receives Funding from George Municipality to Maintain Network in Witfontein Forest

George, South Africa – 12 June 2024 – Hillbillies Trails, George’s local club dedicated to trails in the area, is pleased to announce that they have received R200,000 in funding from the Tourism section of George Municipality. This financial support is specifically allocated towards a project aimed at maintaining the trail route network in the picturesque Witfontein Forest, nestled in the Outeniqua Mountains of South Africa.

The cash contribution provided by George Municipality on behalf of George, Wilderness and Uniondale Tourism will significantly aid Hillbillies Trails in ensuring the upkeep and preservation of the routes within the Witfontein Forest region, and various areas, including Cape Nature reserves, Kat Rivier, Saasveld, and the scenic Garden Route Dam areas.

“This funding marks a crucial milestone in our endeavours to facilitate access to the country’s pristine wilderness areas, creating a way for mountain bikers, hikers, trail runners and walkers to enjoy the forests and natural landscape that George is renowned for,” remarked Braam Pretorius, Chairman of Hillbillies Trails. “We deeply appreciate this support, as it empowers us to sustainably create enriching outdoor experiences, all while fostering environmental preservation, for the benefit of residents and visitors to the area. The Hillbillies are dedicated to fostering a deep appreciation of nature.”

Hillbillies Trails remains committed to maintaining the routes and caring for the environment in South Africa’s awe-inspiring Outeniquas. ‘Trails like the ones built by the Hillbillies have led to the possibility of trail running, hiking and mountain biking economic opportunities for locals such as events in these segments, nature guiding and more,says Joan Shaw, Tourism Manager. ‘They also contribute to the overall tourism offerings of George, contributing to the areas attractiveness as a destination to visit.

For more information about Hillbillies Trails and their conservation initiatives, please visitwww.hillbillies.co.za/details.  For more information on George Tourism link to www.visitgeorge.co.za

GARDEN ROUTE DAM LEVEL – 12 June 2024

Percentage storage at new raised dam wall height                                       100 %

Rainfall for the previous days:                                                                         90mm (Measured rainfall figures from 5 June until 10 June 2024)

 

For water-saving tips please visit: http://tinyurl.com/3439h4n7

The cooperation of all users of municipal water is essential and is greatly appreciated.

Public Notice: Municipal Offices closed for upcoming public holiday

Municipal Offices CLOSED for Public Holidays

Please be advised that the George Municipality offices will be closed for the upcoming Public Holiday on 17 June 2024.

We urge all George residents to take note of these closures and to plan their business accordingly.

Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated.

 Credit Control Department –  New After-hour number

Please be advised that the emergency number of the credit control department outside of business hours has been changed.

The new emergency number is 072 501 1843.

This number is to be used strictly for EMERGENCY BLOCKED ELECTRICITY METERS during the following hours: Monday to Friday from 16:30 to 20:00, Saturday from 8:00 to 20:00 and Sunday from 8:00 to 14:00

 After-Hours Contact Numbers

Fire Only Emergency Number (24/7): 044 801 6311

TOLL-FREE Disaster Number (24/7): 087 152 9999

George Municipality After Hours Number: 044 801 6300

Credit Control After Hours Number: 072 501 1843

Public Notice: Refuse Collection During the Upcoming Public Holiday

Households may put out SEVEN BLACK, FOUR GREEN, and an UNLIMITED number of BLUE bags on their weekly collection day.

Additional tied bundles of branches are allowed if they are shorter than a meter in length and can be picked up by one person.

 PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE HOUSEHOLD REFUSE REMOVAL SCHEDULE OVER THE UPCOMING PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

17 June 2024- Collection as per normal schedule

ALL BUSINESS REFUSE WILL BE COLLECTED ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.

REFUSE REMOVAL DAYS 

MONDAY: Blanco, Riverlea, Heatherpark, Heatherlands, Glen Barrie, Kraaibosch, Groenkloof, Blue Mountain Village, Herold’s Bay, Victoria Bay, Rondevlei area (George side)

TUESDAY: Levallia, Rosemoor, Conville, Protea Park, Parkdene, Ballotsview, Borchards, Lawaaikamp, Thembalethu, Wilderness, Constantia Kloof, Kleinkrantz

WEDNESDAY: Camphersdrift, Fernridge, Denneoord, Bo-Dorp, Blommekloof, Tweerivieren, Hoogekraal, Hoekwil, Touwsranten farm areas

THURSDAY :Wilderness Heights, Dormehlsdrift, George South, Le Grand, Bos en Dal, Groeneweidepark, Sinksabrug, Herold, Geelhoutboom, Eselsjacht, Hansmoeskraal, Jonkershoek, Rooirivierrif, Pacaltsdorp, Rosedale, Waboomskraal, Touwsranten village

FRIDAY: Glenwood, Loerie Park, Eden George, Genevafontein, Denver Park, Bergsig, Eastern Extension

BUSINESSES: Monday, Wednesday and Friday

CONTACT

George Municipality Environmental Services

82 Meade Street, George. Phone 044 802 2900

George Tourism Conference Highlights Regional Success and Future Plans

George Tourism Conference Showcases Collaboration and Innovation

On Thursday, May 9th, 2024, the annual George, Wilderness, and Uniondale Tourism Conference convened at the esteemed Fancourt Hotel in George, attracting over 70 local stakeholders eager to engage in discussions about the region’s tourism landscape.

 The conference served as a platform to update attendees on the achievements of George, Wilderness, and Uniondale Tourism in the current financial year, while also providing insights into upcoming plans for the new budget cycle.  Tourism Advisory Committee member, Leroy Ferreira, who is the Director of Sales and Marketing at Fancourt, opened the function with a warm welcome, setting a tone of hospitality and collaboration.

Joan Shaw, manager at George, Wilderness, and Uniondale Tourism, delivered a comprehensive overview of the organisation’s yearly accomplishments and future aspirations. Key destination statistics, airport arrivals, and market insights were presented, offering valuable information on visitor demographics and trends. Sharon House, from George, Wilderness, and Uniondale Tourism, emphasized the importance of engagement and updates for the CRM system, outlining various marketing opportunities available to stakeholders. Strategies for promoting the greater George area as a premier tourism destination were discussed, underscoring the collective effort required for success.  Representatives from the Tourism office shared insights into upcoming plans, including a sneak peak about the ‘George, Naturally’ campaign and marketing strategy objectives, as well as supported events for the 2024/25 financial year and future development plans aimed at sustainable growth.

Paul Hoffman from H2P Project Management provided insights into the George Municipality Economic Development Strategy, encouraging feedback from attendees to ensure alignment with community needs.  Engaging presentations were delivered by fellow tourism stakeholders from the Garden Route and Klein Karoo Avitourism Project, Wide Open Spaces, Francois Ferreira Academy and Apprentice, and the Garden Route National Park, fostering connections and collaboration within the tourism community.

A highlight of the conference was the lively competition offering attendees the chance to win exciting prizes, generously sponsored by local businesses. From accommodation vouchers to adventure experiences and culinary delights, the prize lineup showcased the diverse offerings of the George area.  The amazing prize line up included accommodation vouchers from Buff and Fellow, Pirates Creek, Livingstone Villa, Harvil House, Woodifields Estate, Oubaai Hotel, Golf and Spa, as well as Libertas Guest Farm.  Experience and activity prize vouchers were diverse, with adventure offerings from Side Street Adventures (guided tour for 4 people on an e-bike to the Map of Africa), Guided Wine Walk with Wide Open Spaces, entries to the Karoo to Coast mountain biking event, and a guided hike or trail run by Explore with Cobro.  The George Golf Club offered an 18- hole round of golf for 4 players, Elevate Action Centre gave away multiple jump vouchers, and there were also vouchers for the fun Insomniac Party Bus experience, as well as a cooking class at Francois Ferreira Academy.  The scenic Outenqiua Powervan sponsored 10 tickets for a trip up the mountain, while Ezet’s Tours gave away a Garden Route Tour experience for 2 people.  Kruisaar Padstal sponsored a sit-down roosterkoek meal, the Noshery pizzeria and deli at Redberry Farm offered a wood-fired pizza voucher and Kontrei Padstal gave away two breakfast vouchers.  Rounding it off was a Wine Lover’s Executive Gift Box and 3 Moleskin notebooks by the George Airport, and R500 in vouchers from the Garden Route Mall.

The conference was a resounding success, with attendees praising the organisation and quality of the event.  “Thank you for a superbly organised and very informative and enjoyable conference. We were inspired”, said Rika Sarvant from Seabreeze Cabanas. Mariska Louw from Golf in the Garden Route thanked the team, saying that it was very informative. “I wanted to extend my sincere gratitude for hosting the Tourism Conference at Fancourt. The event proved to be both insightful and necessary for our industry. Also, a good opportunity to network. Thank you for this initiative” added Linda Potgieter from Libertas Guest Farm. “This year’s conference was wonderful,” concluded Anthony Rosenbaum from Wide Open Spaces.

The Tourism office expressed gratitude to sponsors and delegates for their support and participation, reaffirming their commitment to the local tourism industry.  “We had an RSVP list of approximately115 stakeholders but only around 70 people were able to make it, and we understand that the servicing of the influx of rescue personnel to our area took the highest precedent.  It was an incredibly tough week in George, and we are proud of how the local Tourism industry responded to the Victoria Street crisis by sponsoring rooms and breakfast to frontline workers, providing donations to the rescue efforts at company level and the individual responses of residents across the city,” says Joan Shaw.  “We would also like to extend an enormous vote of thanks to Fancourt for sponsoring the venue and catering, to SND Productions for the big discount applied on the audiovisual services and to every delegate who could attend.  It was great to connect with you all in person”, added Shaw.

Relevant stakeholders residing and operating in George Municipality interested in becoming a part of the local tourism community, such as activities and experiences, restaurants, accommodation and events, can complete the Digital Registration application. For any questions or further assistance in this regard, stakeholders are welcome to contact Lindi Harley from George, Wilderness and Uniondale Tourism via email: members@visitgeorge.co.za or telephone: 044 877 0045.

GO GEORGE passenger satisfaction higher than ever

In the photograph above George Municipal Manager, Dr Michelle Gratz, and Executive Mayor, Alderman Leon van Wyk were pleased to learn about the positive results in the latest annual passenger satisfaction survey handed over to them by James Robb (far right), Public Transport Oversight Official of the George Municipality.

George se munisipale bestuurder, dr. Michelle Gratz, en uitvoerende burgemeester, raadsheer Leon van Wyk, was bly om te verneem van die positiewe resultate in die jongste jaarlikse passasierstevredenheidsopname wat James Robb (heel regs), toesigbeampte oor openbare vervoer van die George-munisipaliteit, aan hulle oorhandig het.

The results are in: A whopping 93% of passengers are highly satisfied with the GO GEORGE service and the opportunities it provides in terms of safety, accessibility, mobility, and affordability. George residents experience GO GEORGE as a positive public transport option that contributes significantly to their environment and the economic development of the town.

This is the outcome of the latest annual passenger satisfaction survey conducted among users of GO GEORGE, special-interest groups and other stakeholders indirectly affected by the bus service.

According to Morné Lakay, GO GEORGE Manager, an all-inclusive public transport service is an essential contributor to economic growth, poverty alleviation, social integration and job creation in communities. “We need to know whether we hit the mark and find this survey the optimal tool to obtain feedback on passenger experience regarding systems operation. It helps us to understand passenger trip characteristics and how passengers plan and execute a trip.  We get an indication of passenger perceptions in terms of value for money, cost, and affordability,” Lakay said.

Feedback from passengers and special-interest groups

The survey done on behalf of GO GEORGE by research specialists in the socio-economic field aims to determine the overall socio-economic impact of GO GEORGE, including the macro-economic and transport economic impact. It was done in all the operational areas over six weeks, from 21 September 2023, Mondays to Fridays from 07:00 until 17:00. In addition to interviews with passengers, special-interest groups were also approached for insight. These included formal as well as informal businesses, forums impacted by universal accessibility such as special-needs schools and the GO GEORGE Disability Forum, and town planners – both private and municipal.

Higher scores confirm overall satisfaction

Most passenger satisfaction scores have improved from 2022, indicating that GO GEORGE successfully achieved its stated aims of providing a high-quality public transport service. The following areas obtained very high levels of satisfaction:

  • Bus stop accessibility (100%)
  • On-board bus accessibility (94,1%)
  • Safety and security at bus stops (95,8%)
  • Skilled drivers (96,4%)
  • Bus drivers are knowledgeable, courteous, friendly and helpful (94,6%)
  • Smart Card kiosk cashiers are knowledgeable, courteous, friendly and helpful (95,4%)
  • Solving Smart Card problems (94,4%)
  • Ease of understanding timetables and route maps (96,5%)
  • Reliability of services (92,9%)
  • Destination and bus stop proximity (93,7%)

“This kind of feedback is heartwarming,” commented Lakay. “The prioritisation of public transport investment is an absolute necessity. Government subsidises public transport – GO GEORGE trips included – so that nobody should have to turn away a job opportunity because they cannot afford to travel to work.”

 

GO GEORGE-passasierstevredenheid hoër as ooit

Die uitslae is in: ‘n Allemintige 93% van passasiers is hoogs tevrede met die GO GEORGE-diens en die geleenthede wat dit bied ten opsigte van veiligheid, toeganklikheid, beweeglikheid en bekostigbaarheid. George-inwoners ervaar GO GEORGE as ‘n positiewe openbare vervoeropsie wat beduidend bydra tot hul omgewing en die ekonomiese ontwikkeling van die dorp.

Dit is die uitkoms van die jongste jaarlikse passasierstevredenheidsopname wat gedoen is onder gebruikers van GO GEORGE, spesiale belangegroepe en ander belanghebbendes wat indirek deur die busdiens geraak word.

Volgens Morné Lakay, GO GEORGE-bestuurder, is ‘n allesomvattende openbare vervoerdiens ‘n noodsaaklike bydraer tot ekonomiese groei, armoedeverligting, maatskaplike integrasie en werkskepping in gemeenskappe. “Ons moet weet of ons ons doel bereik het en vind hierdie opname die optimale hulpmiddel om terugvoer te kry oor passasierservaring rakende die werking van stelsels. Dit help ons om passasiers se reispatrone te verstaan en hoe hulle ‘n rit beplan en uitvoer. Ons kry ‘n aanduiding van passasierspersepsies in terme van waarde vir geld, koste en bekostigbaarheid,” het Lakay gesê.

Terugvoer van passasiers en spesiale belangegroepe

Die opname wat namens GO GEORGE deur navorsingspesialiste op sosio-ekonomiese gebied gedoen is, het ten doel om die algehele sosio-ekonomiese impak van GO GEORGE, insluitend die makro-ekonomiese en vervoerekonomiese impak, te bepaal. Dit is oor ses weke in al die operasionele gebiede gedoen, van 21 September 2023, Maandae tot Vrydae van 07:00 tot 17:00. Benewens onderhoude met passasiers, is spesiale belangegroepe ook genader vir insig. Dit sluit in formele sowel as informele ondernemings, forums wat geraak word deur universele toeganklikheid soos skole met spesiale behoeftes en die GO GEORGE-gestremdheidsforum, en stadsbeplanners – privaat sowel as munisipaal.

Hoër tellings bevestig algehele tevredenheid

Die meeste passasierstevredenheidstellings het verbeter vanaf 2022, wat daarop dui dat GO GEORGE sy verklaarde doelwitte om ‘n hoëgehalte openbare vervoerdiens te lewer, suksesvol bereik het. Die volgende gebiede het baie hoë vlakke van tevredenheid getoon:

  • Toeganklikheid van bushalte (100%)
  • Toeganklikheid aan boord van busse (94,1%)
  • Veiligheid en sekuriteit by bushaltes (95,8%)
  • Vaardige bestuurders (96,4%)
  • Busbestuurders is kundig, hoflik, vriendelik en behulpsaam (94,6%)
  • Slimkaartkiosk-kassiere is kundig, hoflik, vriendelik en behulpsaam (95,4%)
  • Die oplossing van slimkaartprobleme (94,4%)
  • Gemak om roosters en roetekaarte te verstaan (96,5%)
  • Betroubaarheid van dienste (92,9%)
  • Nabyheid van bestemming en bushalte (93,7%)

“Hierdie soort terugvoer maak ons harte warm,” het Lakay gesê. “Die prioritisering van belegging in openbare vervoer is ‘n absolute noodsaaklikheid. Die regering subsidieer openbare vervoer – GO GEORGE-ritte ingesluit – sodat niemand ‘n werksgeleentheid hoef weg te wys omdat hulle nie kan bekostig om werk toe te ry nie.”

Planned power outage: portion of George Central

 
NOTIFICATION OF THE INTERRUPTION OF THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY.
 
THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED:
 
PORTION OF GEORGE CENTRAL
DE-LA FONTAINE STREET.
 
NOTICE is hereby given that the electricity supply will be interrupted on FRIDAY 07 JUNE 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H00 for the purpose of doing alterations to the electrical mains. Consumers are warned to treat the installation as being live for the full duration as the supply may be resumed at any time within the notified period.
 
Should circumstances prevent the work being carried out during the abovementioned period; the work will be done on
MONDAY 10 JUNE 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H00.
 
 
KENNISGEWING VAN DIE ONDERBREKING VAN DIE ELEKTRIESE TOEVOER.
 
DIE VOLGENDE AREAS SAL GERAAK WORD:
 
GEDEELTE VAN GEORGE SENTRAAL
DE-LA FONTAINE STRAAT.
 
KENNISGEWING geskied hiermee dat die elektriese toevoer onderbreek sal word op VRYDAG 07 JUNIE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H00 met die doel om veranderings aan elektriese hoofleidings te maak. Klante word gewaarsku om die installasie as lewendig te beskou vir die volle periode aangesien die toevoer enige tyd gedurende die periode aangeskakel mag word.
 
Sou omstandighede verhoed dat die werk gedoen kan word gedurende bogenoemde periode, sal die werk gedoen word op MAANDAG 10 JUNE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H00.

GARDEN ROUTE DAM LEVEL – 5 June 2024

GARDEN ROUTE DAM LEVEL
Issued 5 June 2024, George Municipality

Percentage storage at new raised dam wall height                                       100 %

Rainfall for the previous days:                                                                           136 mm (Measured rainfall figures from 28 May until 5 June 2024)

For water-saving tips please visit: http://tinyurl.com/3439h4n7

The cooperation of all users of municipal water is essential and is greatly appreciated.

Planned power outage: portion of Modderrivier Line

 
NOTIFICATION OF THE INTERRUPTION OF THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY.
 
THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED:
 
PORTION OF MODDERRIVIER LINE
R404.
 
NOTICE is hereby given that the electricity supply will be interrupted on TUESDAY 11 JUNE 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H00 for the purpose of doing alterations to the electrical mains. Consumers are warned to treat the installation as being live for the full duration as the supply may be resumed at any time within the notified period.
 
Should circumstances prevent the work being carried out during the abovementioned period; the work will be done on
THURSDAY 13 JUNE 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H00.
 
 
KENNISGEWING VAN DIE ONDERBREKING VAN DIE ELEKTRIESE TOEVOER.
 
DIE VOLGENDE AREAS SAL GERAAK WORD:
 
GEDEELTE VAN MODDERRIVIER LYN
R404.
 
KENNISGEWING geskied hiermee dat die elektriese toevoer onderbreek sal word op DINSDAG 11 JUNIE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H00 met die doel om veranderings aan elektriese hoofleidings te maak. Klante word gewaarsku om die installasie as lewendig te beskou vir die volle periode aangesien die toevoer enige tyd gedurende die periode aangeskakel mag word.
 
Sou omstandighede verhoed dat die werk gedoen kan word gedurende bogenoemde periode, sal die werk gedoen word op DONDERDAG 13 JUNE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H00.