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Tuesday, 20 December 2011 08:16 | Written by Administrator | | | Hessequa Municipality The vision for Hessequa Municipality as set out for 2012-2016 and beyond is: A caring municipality where everyone reaps the fruit of cost effective and innovative service delivery, stimulated economic growth and sustainable use of natural resources The Hessequa Council has set the following 8 Strategic Objectives ahead of themselves with specific impacts to be made: · Empowerment of communities through effective communication and participation. · Ensuring a sustainable future through effective conservation and restoration of natural resources, limiting the impact of our presence in the ecology and returning to a heritage of preservation. · An innovative approach to maintenance of all services and assets, as we develop infrastructure that secures growth in a sustainable manner. · Efficient and cost effective service delivery to all our residents, of the best quality. ·Development of socially and culturally prosperous and safe communities through strategic investment in integrated human settlement. ·A special focus on human development to enhance the social well being of our residents. · Developmental interventions that would stimulate economic growth, to the benefit of all communities. ·A prepared local authority with a fit for purpose workforce, creating equal opportunities for all residents in a transparent, accountable and measurable manner.
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Wednesday, 12 June 2013 13:12 | Written by Susan Vosloo | | | The Hessequa Jamboree project is an attempt by Hessequa Municipality to bring government to the people, especially to the rural areas. The Service Delivery Jamborees are underpinned by the eight Batho Pele principles, most notably that of access. Communities must have access to key government services. To ensure that communities have the necessary access to these services, the Jamborees were adopted as a model for providing access within the communities. Essentially, a Jamboree is a ‘one-stop shop’ for government service delivery. A number of key departments are brought together in a venue located within a community to deliver services.
National, Provincial and Local Government Departments integrate their services at the Jamboree to ensure that clients are able to access all the services within this venue, without being sent from pillar-to-post. Each department has a senior official on-site to deal with ‘problem cases’ so that these clients can be assisted at the Jamboree. In those instances where the client absolutely cannot be assisted at the Jamboree, they are referred to the district office for immediate assistance.
Hessequa Thusong Mobiles 2013/14
25 & 26 July 2013 Slangrivier Community Hall 22 & 23 August 2013 Heidelberg Duivenhoks Community Hall 24 & 25 October 2013 Albertinia Theronsville Community Hall 30 November 2013 Riversdale Riverville Stadium 27 & 28 February 2014 Melkhoutfontein Community Hall 24 & 25 April 2014 Riversdale Thusong Centre Last Updated (Wednesday, 12 June 2013 13:23) EPWP in Hessequa
Tuesday, 11 June 2013 07:28 | Written by Susan Vosloo | | | Hessequa Municipality is drastically changing service delivery as well as the lives of people through the implementation of EPWP in large areas of this Western Cape Municipality.
Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) is aimed at providing poverty- and income relief through temporary work for unemployed to carry out socially useful activities. EPWP’s aim is to:- Bring the unemployed into a temporary working environment- The unemployed will obtain skills and gain work experience- The unemployed will receive an allowance- Enhance their chances of future employment One of Hessequa Municipality’s EPWP focus areas is the Infrastructure Sector. The Infrastructure sector is led by die Department of Transport and Public Works. Work opportunities within this sector are generated by implementing projects more labour intensively and by establishing dedicated labour-intensive maintenance programmes, which have the potential to provide regular employment to large number of people. The Slangrivier Water and Storm Water Infrastructure project aims to upgrade the road and storm water infrastructure in Slangrivier and is 100% funded by Municipal Infrastructure Grant (MIG), according to Mr Reggie Wesso, Manager of Technical Services at Hessequa. The Slangrivier Infrastructure project is under the management of the SMEC Group (VELA VKE) and 716 households will benefit directly from this project, as it will be 100% labour intensive. The project consists of the upgrade of roads and storm water Infrastructure to the value of R 18,593,970 to be implemented over a 3-year phase, with a planned completion date of 30 June 2016. The project enabled the following: - Total street area to be paved: 31 626 m2- 12,7km kerbing - 4.8km 375mm dia concrete storm water pipe - 67 storm water Catch pits- 28 Storm water Manholes- 20 Brick headwalls The Slangrivier project complies with the Batho Pele Principals and the Hessequa Council adheres to it in rendering an accountable, transparent, and development-oriented public administration as well as enabling job creation, says the Municipal Manager, Mr Johan Jacobs. Slangrivier: Olieboomsskraal road (Stormwater infrastructure) This project amounts to R 1,054,000 of which 88% is MIG funding and 12% municipal contributing. 716 Households will befit directly from this project of which seven men has already be appointed. The project is under management of Element Consultants and Benver Civils & Plant Hire implements construction. The project enabled the following:
- Storm water pipeline of 250m (450mm dia)- 2 manholes- 5 Double brick side kerb inlet structures- Kerbing and channeling – 450m
The project is 60% complete to date with a completion date of 21 June 2013.
Slangrivier: Lotz & Booysen Street (Stormwater Infrastructure)
The project is under management of Element Consultants and Autumn Skies Trading 257 CC implements construction. This project amounts to R 1,083,000 of which 88% is MIG funding and 12% municipal contributing. 716 Households will befit directly from this project of which 9 men has already be appointed. The project enabled the following: - Storm water pipeline of 2800m (450mm dia)- 2 manholes- 4 Double brick side kerb inlet structures- 1 storm water outlet structure - 1 Grid Inlet structures- 380m of Kerb and Channels The project is 60% complete to date with a completion date of 21 June 2013. Last Updated (Tuesday, 11 June 2013 07:40) More Articles...
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