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Construction work notice: Lake Road, Wilderness – Electrical Work

Residents are advised that there will be construction work taking place along the road reserve on some parts of Lake Road, as highlighted in red on the photos above from the 06 May 2024 to 31 July 2024.

This work is required for the conversion of existing low voltage overhead lines to an underground cable system.  It will include along roadside trenching, backfilling, breaking up and repairing of tarred or concrete or brick paved driveways. It will be ensured that trenching across driveways is re-instated the same day.  Trenching will be barricaded and will be done in sections.

Direct notices will be given in advance to residents whose driveways will be affected.

The Municipality apologises for the inconvenience and thank all residents for their co-operation.

PROJECT ENQUIRIES: Mr Aphiwe Matiwane – 044 803 9247

 

 

NEW PUBLIC NOTICE: DENNEOORD INDUSTRIAL WATER PIPELINE – WORK ON SATURDAYS

The residents of Denneoord are advised that work on the upgrading of the Industrial water pipeline, currently only under construction during weekdays, will take place on Saturdays up until 31 May 2024. No work will be permitted on 30 March 2024 and 27 April 2024. The contractor will adhere to the approved working hours, being 07h00 – 14h00. The additional working days are required to expedite the works.

Residents are reminded that the construction area remains fully closed to the public. No pedestrians, runners, cyclists or scholars may access the construction area throughout the duration of the construction period. Cyclists, pedestrians and scholars are to take extreme caution when making use of the walkway adjacent to the site. Flag persons and temporary road signage must be adhered to at all times.
The Municipality apologises for an inconvenience and thanks all residents for their co-operation.

PROJECT ENQUIRIES: Mr Armand Scheepers – 044 801 9270

Public Notice: NATIS SYSTEM DOWN AT DLTC, Pacaltsdorp

Please be advised that the NATIS System is currently down at the Traffic Services Department (DLTC) in Pacaltsdorp. The situation affects transactions and services at the DLTC.

Technicians are working on the problem and the public is asked to be patient.

For more information contact the Traffic Department in Pacaltsdorp on 044 878 2400.

Eskom load shedding schedule – Wednesday, 06 March 2024

Stage 2 loadshedding will be implemented at 16:00 today, as previously communicated. At 20:00 Stage 4 loadshedding will be implemented until 05:00 on Thursday. Thereafter Stage 2 loadshedding will be implemented until 20:00, followed by Stage 4 loadshedding until 05:00 on Friday. This alternating pattern of Stage 2 loadshedding and Stage 4 loadshedding will be implemented until further notice because of the delay to return to service three generating units and the need to replenish emergency reserves.
George will be affected as follows:
Wednesday 06/03/2024
20:00 – 22:30
Thursday 07/03/2024
04:00 – 06:30
20:00 – 22:30
Friday 08/03/2024
04:00 – 06:30
12:00 – 14:30
20:00 – 22:30
Uniondale will be affected as follows:
Wednesday 06/03/2024
23:00 – 01:30
Thursday 07/03/2024
07:00 – 09:30
23:00 – 01:30
Friday 08/03/2024
07:00 – 09:30
15:00 – 17:30
23:00 – 01:30

PUBLIC NOTICE: Emergency Municipal Loadshedding Relief Grant February 2024 Update

The Western Cape Provincial government has authorized a sum total of R88.185 million rand from the Provincial Unforeseen and Unavoidable Reserve Fund to assist municipalities with the unforeseen and immediate impact of prolonged load-shedding on water and wastewater services.

In terms of this allocated Funding, George Municipality has received the sum of R14 220 000 (VAT included) as a contribution toward the purchase and installation of back-up energy supply. This back-up supply can include generators, renewable power sources, batteries and all ancillary costs associated with the installation thereof for example,  switch gear, safe keeping, caging etc. for water and wastewater infrastructure.

This grant funding will assist the George Municipality in ensuring a healthy environment and to continue with the provision of basic services to our citizens and businesses during the current load-shedding.

The municipality is in process of purchasing emergency diesel generators that will be placed strategically as follows:
Water Treatment Works

Haarlem WTW  (+_ 150kVA diesel generator)
Uniondale WTW (+- 200kVA diesel generator)

Waste Water Treatment Works
Uniondale WWTW (+_ 200 kVA diesel generator)
Kleinkrantz WWTW (+_ 300 kVA diesel generator)
Outeniqua WWTW (+_ 1000 kVA diesel generator)

Progress to Date:
Procurement Phase:   Appointment of Consultant ( Complete ) – 100%
Appointment of Contractor: Haarlem WTW ( Complete ) – 100%
Uniondale WTW ( Complete ) – 100%
Uniondale WWTW ( Complete ) – 100%
Kleinkrantz WWTW ( Complete ) – 100%
Outeniqua WWTW ( In Progress ) – 100%

Construction Phase:  
Haarlem WTW ( ± 150 kVA diesel generator ) – 100%
Uniondale WTW ( ± 200 kVA diesel generator ) – 100%
Uniondale WWTW ( ± 200 kVA diesel generator ) – 100%
Kleinkrantz WWTW ( ± 300 kVA diesel generator ) – 100%
Outeniqua WWTW ( ± 1 000 kVA + 650 kVA diesel generator ) – 70%

In terms of the above the total expenditure to date for the project is therefore approximately 97% of the current funding allocation
Link to further information https://www.george.gov.za/george-on-track-with-proactive-response-to-energy-crisis-in-south-africa/