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The Mayor
Alderman C B PUNT


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Good News/Goeie Nuus

Council has resolved, as a gesture of goodwill to write off up to 100% interest on your arrear services account if you settle the account within 3 months! This applies to all consumers accept government, councillors and council officials. Contact

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General Information

This area is named after the Theewaterskloof dam near Villiersdorp, the largest dam in the region and main source of water to Cape Town. In addition, the dam offers excellent fishing and water sports. Or you could go on a 4x4 fynbos Mountain Eco Tour, do some bird watching or hit a few birdies at the fabulous Theewaterskloof Country Club Resort. To the south of the dam is Grabouw, renowned for its apples (produces 65% of South Africa’s export crop).

 Between Grabouw and Villiersdorp lies the Hottentots-Holland Nature Reserve, an important area for the protection of mountain fynbos and small populations of rhebok, klipspringer common duiker and grysbok. The wildlife can be observed from two hiking trails. Mountain biking is another option. click to read more


Annual Provincial Govan Mbeki Housing Awards

Theewaterskloof Municipality was honoured to receive  second place  as Municipality of the year in the Provincial Govan Mbeki Housing Awards held on Thursday 24th July 2008 in Cape Town.
 
The award was received by  the Executive Mayor, Ald Chris Punt and the Municipal Manager, Mr Stan Wallace.

The Provincial Minister of Local Government and Housing of the Western Cape,Minister Richard Dyantyi made a special reference to the improvement which Thewaterskloof Municipality made during 2006/07 with Subsidized Housing.

The evaluation process focused on a variety of  key performance areas such as the development of sustainable human settlements, upgrading programmes for informal areas, capacity building and the provision of housing and job creation.

The adjudication was performed by an evaluating team consisting of representatives of the National and Provincial Housing Departments, Housing Institutions and recognised Building Associations.

The Executive Mayor gave the assurance that Theewaterskloof Municipality will strive for first place at  next years awards, as this years runner up was not  far behind the winning Municipality of Knysna.

The Provincial winners will compete later this year for the National Awards.

Released: 31 July 2008.