The City of Cape Town's Deputy Mayor and Mayoral Committee Member for Spatial Planning and Environment, Eddie Andrews has urged Mamre community members to comment on the draft Local Spatial Development Framework (LSDF), ahead of Wednesday.
Alderman Eddie Andrews met with leaders and members of the
Mamre community on 9 December to discuss the Local Spatial Development
Framework (LSDF). “[The LSDF] is a tool that highlights opportunity areas for
Mamre and provides development guidelines for the future growth of this special
and unique area,” said Andrews. Courtesy: City of Cape Town
The LSDF is set to establish “an inclusive and vibrant
neighbourhood” through restructuring and integrating Mamre with surrounding
areas.
The draft provides short-, medium- and long-term spatial
and investment planning for the small town, and is guided by the uniqueness of
the town, such as the agriculture, natural environment, tourism and land
ownership.
“I believe that the residents of Mamre, especially, could
provide very valuable input if they are to partner with us and assist by
commenting on this local neighbourhood plan,” said Andrews.
Andrews further noted that the LSDF would guide the future
planning of the town.
Those interested in commenting on the draft have until
Wednesday to do so.
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