Following a successful public participation process, the City of Cape Town's Planning and Environment Portfolio Committee (PEPCO) has endorsed the draft Problem Building By-law which will aim to address the health and safety risk posed by dilapidated buildings in the city. [ad#Google Adsense 125x125 Blog Post]During the public participation process six of the City's 23 subcouncils responded with positive comment and input. Written comments were also received from three individuals and three … [Read more...]
City’s Draft Problem Building By-law Endorsed by PEPCO
21 February, 2010 By Leave a Comment
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Problem Building By-Law – last week for comment
4 December, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The City of Cape Town has formulated a new strategy and by-law to deal with 'problem properties' – and there's just under a few days left for residents to offer comment. The comment period closes on Monday 7 December 2009. The new strategy and Problem Building By-law will help the City identify, control and manage dilapidated and problem buildings. Problem buildings are properties that contravene national building regulations; are overcrowded or in a deplorable state; are the subject of … [Read more...]
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