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Bergrivier IDP 2022 – 2027 (Review 2023/24 Draft)
  • Draft amended Integrated Development Plan of Bergrivier Municipality: 2022 - 2027
  • Foreword by the Executive Mayor
  • Foreword by the Municipal Manager
  • Executive summary
    • Introduction
    • Overview of the chapters contained in the Integrated Development Plan
  • Chapter 1 - The purpose of the fifth generation Integrated Development Plan
    • Chapter title page
    • The Fifth Generation Integrated Development Plan
    • Legal Framework
      • The Constitution
      • The Municipal Systems Act
      • The Municipal Planning and Performance Management Regulations
      • Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA)
  • Chapter 2: vision, strategic goals, strategic objectives and values of Bergrivier Municipality
    • Chapter title page
    • Introduction: Vision, Mission and Strategic Objectives: 2017 - 2022
    • Vision and Mission
    • Core values
    • Development Priorities
    • Strategic Goals and Objectives
      • Strategic Goal 1: Strengthen Financial Sustainability
      • Strategic Goal 2: Ensure Good Governance
      • Strategic Goal 3: Sustainable Service Delivery
      • Strategic Goal 4: Facilitate an Enabling for a Diversified Economy and Growth to Alleviate Poverty
      • Strategic Goal 5: Empowering People Through Innovation
  • CHAPTER 3: ALIGNMENT WITH INTERNATIONAL, NATIONAL, PROVINCIAL AND DISTRICT FRAMEWORKS
    • Chapter title page
    • Integration With International, National and Provincial Sector Department Programmes
      • Global Planning Framework
      • National Planning Frameworks
      • Provincial Planning Framework
      • District Framework
      • A Summary of the Alignment of the Various Spheres' Strategic Goals
    • Integration of National and Provincial Sector Department Programmes
    • Alignment Between Municipal Sector Plans, Frameworks, Programmes and By-laws
  • CHAPTER 4: BASELINE – SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
    • Chapter title page
    • Geographic Overview
  • Ward Delimitation
  • Situational Analysis
    • Purpose of Situation Analysis
    • Demographic Profile
    • Social Profile
    • The Local Economy
    • Status Quo of Bulk Infrastructure and Access to Basic Services
    • Housing
  • The Natural Environment
    • Biodiversity
    • Climate Change
    • Coastal Management
    • Air Quality
  • CHAPTER 5: THE PROCESS OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN DRAFTING THE FOURTH GENERATION IDP
    • Chapter title page
    • IDP Review Process
      • Public Participation Mechanisms and Procedures
      • Process Plan and Time Schedule of Key Deadlines
      • Mechanisms for Public Transportation
  • CHAPTER 6: COMMUNITY NEEDS IDENTIFIED THROUGH PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROCESS
    • Chapter title page
    • Introduction
      • Developmental Needs Identified Through Public Participation
  • CHAPTER 7: THE MUNICIPALITY AS THE ENABLER IN IMPLEMENTING THE IDP – SECTOR PLANS AND FRAMEWORKS
    • Chapter title page
    • Introduction
    • Composition of the Municipality
      • Political Structures
      • The Administration
      • Community and Community Structure
  • Powers and Functions
  • High Level Frameworks and Sector Plans
    • Bergrivier Municipality Spatial Development Framework (2019 - 2024)
    • Disaster Management Plan
    • Strategic Risk Management Plan
    • Community Safety Plan
    • Housing Pipeline
    • Water Services Development Plan
    • Integrated Waste Management Plan
    • Municipal Infrastructure Master Plans and Operational Plans
    • Integrated Transport Plan
    • Integrated Coastal Management Plan
    • Air Quality Management Plan
    • Climate Change Adaptation Plan
    • Bergrivier Municipality Biodiversity Report (2010)
    • Local Economic Development (LED) Strategy
    • Sector Plans and Frameworks in the Department Administrative Services
    • Sector Plans and Frameworks in the Department Human Resource Management
    • Programmes, Systems and By-laws
  • CHAPTER 8: MUNICIPAL PROGRAMMES LINKED TO THE STRATEGIC GOALS AND STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES
    • Chapter title page
    • Introduction
    • Programmes and Projects Linked to Strategic Goals and Objectives
      • Strategic Goal 1: Strengthen Financial Sustainability.
      • Strategic Goal 2: Ensure good governance
      • Strategic Goal 3: Sustainable Service Delivery.
      • Strategic Goal 5: Facilitate an Enabling Environment for a Diversified Economy and Growth to Allevi
      • Strategic Goal 6: Empowering People Through Innovation.
  • CHAPTER 9: ALIGNMENT OF THE IDP WITH THE BUDGET
    • Chapter title page
    • Budget and Financial Plan
    • Capital Programme
    • Medium Term Revenue and Expenditure Framework
  • CHAPTER 10: EVALUATION OF THE ORGANISATION IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE IDP AND BUDGET (PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT).
    • Chapter title page
    • Performance Management
  • Abbreviations
    • Abbreviations
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Ward Delimitation

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The ward demarcation of Bergrivier Municipality was changed for the 2016 municipal election in accordance with the Local Government Municipal Demarcation Act, 1998 (Act 27 of 1998) (Demarcation Act) and was demarcated into 7 (seven) wards. Although the Municipality had 7 wards prior to this, the new demarcation brought about significant changes which impact on municipal planning, information management and community participation practices. The following is a table outlining the new ward demarcation in comparison to the former demarcation:

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Former Demarcation
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Former Demarcation
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Former Demarcation
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2016 Election Demarcation
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Former Demarcation

1

Comprises Porterville Town, Voorberg and the rural area to the North of Porterville

Porterville Town and the rural area to the North of Porterville

2

Comprises the remainder of Porterville (Monte Bertha) and the rural area to the South of Porterville

The remainder of Porterville (Monte Bertha), the rural area to the South of Porterville and the Voorberg prison

3

Comprises the Western and Southern portion of Piketberg Town, De Hoek, Wittewater and Goedverwacht

Western and Southern portion of Piketberg Town, Eendekuil and an extensive rural area;

4

Predominantly urban and comprises the North-eastern portion of Piketberg Town

Predominantly urban and comprises the North-eastern portion of Piketberg Town

5

Comprises the Western and Southern portion of Eendekuil, Redelinghuis and Genadenberg which belong to the Moravian Church of South Africa

Predominantly rural with a smattering of private settlements including Wittewater, Goedverwacht and Genadenberg which belong to the Moravian Church of South Africa and De Hoek, a private residential area situated on the premises of the Pretoria Portland Cement factory (PPC) a few kilometres to the south of Piketberg

6

Predominantly rural and comprises the towns of Aurora, Noordhoek and Dwarskersbos and the rural areas between these settlements

Predominantly rural and comprises the towns of Aurora, Redelinghuis and Dwarskersbos and the rural areas between these settlements

7

Predominantly urban coastal settlement and comprises Velddrif which includes Port Owen and Laaiplek

Predominantly urban coastal settlement and comprises Velddrif which includes Noordhoek, Port Owen and Laaiplek

Figure 3: New Ward Demarcation