Transactions for Licence Renewals Oudtshoorn(TAL inputs)
To avoid the waiting in long queues, the Oudtshoorn Municipality has now implemented a procedure for vehicle licences renewals via an online process. Please follow the steps below:
The following documentation are needed to collect your vehicle licence:
The MVL 2 renewal notice.
Copy of identity document, South African Driving Licence or Traffic Register Number Certificate, where applicable).
Proof of address (not older than 3 months).
You are encouraged to register now and get your paperwork in order before the Traffic Department opens again. Deposit the licence fee only after confirmation has been received that the Traffic Department is open to the public.
There are three (3) options when you have successfully registered, namely, download, email and sms. You are advised to make use of the email option and the MVL2 form will be immediately emailed to you, which you can print. The licence fee payable appears on the MVL2 form. Please read the instructions carefully, as an OTP number will be emailed to you immediately, which must be used to finalise your transaction.
People without driving licence cards, can at this stage not make use of this option, and must download form ALV from the website as explain further down in this article.
If your personal particulars have changed in the meantime, (such as your residential, postal address or proxy), kindly complete and sign the second page of the MVL2.
With other transactions, where a change of address took place (excluding MVL 2), form NCP must be downloaded from the website and be completed.
Branch Code: 05 - 0514
Reference number: Vehicle registration number.
Once the appropriate transactions have been concluded and the disc is ready for collection, the office will get into contact with you. This will avoid unnecessary waiting in long queues.
Kindly present your RSA identity document, South African Driving licence or Traffic Register Number Certificate to collect your vehicle licence disc. You are encouraged to use this option in the future.
Other forms for NATIS transactions which range from learner’s licences, motor vehicles, and many more, are also available and can be downloaded by using the following link:
Those with internet and email access are encouraged to download forms and complete them. Just select the relevant form, download, print and complete.
Kindly note that the arrangement for direct payment of fees into the municipal bank account is only for the renewal of vehicle licences at this stage.
No person will be allowed on the premises without a facemask. People are furthermore friendly requested to bring their own black ballpoint pens for the sake of your own health and safety.
TRANSAKSIES VIR VOERTUIGLISENSIE HERNUWINGS
Oudtshoorn Munisipaliteit het nou `n prosedure geïmplementeer vir voertuiglisensie hernuwings via `n aanlynproses, om die gewag in lang rye te vermy. Volg die prosedure hieronder:
Laai af u voertuiglisensie hernuwingskennisgewing (MVL2) deur die RTMC se aanlyn registrasieproses te gebruik by webblad:
Die volgende dokumentasie word benodig wanneer u u voertuiglisensie kom afhaal:
Die MLV2 hernuwingskennisgewing.
Afskrif van identiteitsdokument, Suid Afrikaanse Betsuurslisensie, Verkeersregisternommer- sertifikaat ( waar van toepassing).
Bewys van adres (nie ouer as 3 maande nie).
U word aangemoedig om nou al te registreer om u papierwerk in orde te kry voordat die Verkeersafdeling weer open. Deponeer eers die lisensiefooi nadat bevestiging ontvang is dat die Verkeersafdeling oop is vir die publiek.
Daar is drie (3) opsies wanneer u suksesvol geregistreer het, naamlik “downolaod, email en sms”. U word geadviseer om gebruik te maak van die epos opsie en die MVL2 word onmiddelik vir u ge-epos wat u kan print. Die lisensiefooi betaalbaar word op die MVL2 vorm aangedui. Lees instruksies noukeurig omdat `n OTP nommer onmiddelik na u ge-epos sal word wat gebruik moet word om u transaksie te finaliseer.
Persone sonder bestuurslisensiekaarte kan op hierdie stadium nie van hierdie opsie gebruik maak nie en moet vorm ALV vanaf die webblad aflaai wat verder in artikel aangedui word.
Indien u persoonlike besonderhede intussen verander het (soos u woondres, posadres, of proxy), voltooi en teken die NCP vorm, wat op die tweede bladsy van die MLV2 vorm is.
By ander transaksies waar `n adresverandering (uitgesonderd MVL 2) wel plaasgevind het, moet NCP vorm van die webblad afgelaai en voltooi word.
Deponeer the korrekte voertuiglisensie fooi (totale bedrag soos aangedui op MLV2) in die Munisipaliteit se bankrekening waarvan die besonderhede soos volg is:
Begunstigde: Oudtshoorn Munisipaliteit Verkeersrekening.
Rekeningnommer: 082 809 097
Sodra die toepaslike transaksie afgehandel is en die lisensieskyfie gereed is vir afhaal, sal die kantoor met u in verbinding tree. Dit is om onnodige gewag in lang rye te voorkom.
U word vriendelik versoek om u RSA identiteitsdokument, Suid-Afrikaanse Bestuurslisensie of Verkeersregisternommersertifikaat saam the bring wanneer u die vooertuiglisensie kom afhaal. U word aangemoedig om hierdie opsie in die toekoms te gebruik.
Ander vorms vir NAVIS transaksies, wat strek vanaf leerlinglisensie, motorvoertuie en vele meer, is beskikbaar en kan afgelaai word by die volgende skakel:
Diegene met internet en epos toegang word aangemoedig om die vorms af te laai en te voltooi. Kies die toepaslike vorm, laai af, druk en voltooi.
Neem asseblief kennis dat die reëling vir direkte betaling van fooie in die munisipale bankrekening slegs van toepassing is op die hernuwing van voertuiglisensies op hierdie stadium.
Geen persoon sal op perseel toegelaat word sonder `n gesigmasker nie. Mense word verder vriendelik versoek om hul eie swart balpunt penne te bring ter wille van hul eie gesondheid en veiligheid.
Last published 26 May 2020
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From The Mayor’s Desk on Covid19
Today, 25 May 2020 is the 60th day since the start of the Lockdown as announced by the President of South Africa, Mr. Cyril Ramaphosa. As a town, we were very happy with the slow increase of positive cases. Unfortunately, this situation began to change after the allowed 7 day period in which people could travel between towns, metros and provinces.
In the last week (May 14 - May 24, 2020) positive cases in our town increased from three to Nine (9). Of these, 3 cases were completely recovered with 6 active numbers. The current trend shows that Oudtshoorn is exposed to more positive reports in the foreseeable future.
Since the announcement of the move to Alert Level 4, we have experienced the return of workers to their respective places of employment, which means that for their own sake, as well as that of their colleagues’ and families’ to do self-assess at least twice a day.
Many of our workers are essential workers, some are required to serve at accident scenes, others ensure our environment is kept clean, service delivery to the community continues.
Similarly, our town's key staffs in hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, Emergency Rescue Services, Correctional Services, SAPS, SANDF and many others in stores etc. provides essential services. For the sake of continuing to provide essential services to the community, these workers continue to provide service to us, at the expense of their own health and those of their families,
As a community, we also have a responsibility to those people. The responsibility to protect them as we protect ourselves in the process rests in the compliance with the measures announced by the President.
Without being a prophet of doom, I want to underline the seriousness of the virus. The peak of the virus is expected in November 2020. The forecast indicates that we will have about 40,000 deaths in South Africa by that time. This expected forecast alone should give us an indication and encourage us to ensure that we stay within the measures.
We are now beginning to experience more that with the increase in numbers that our circle of friends, our family and in our cases our children are being affected.
As Council of the Greater Oudtshoorn, we appeal to our community to:
Wear masks when in public
Wash hands with water and soap or alternatively with hand sanitizer
VANAF DIE BURGEMEESTER OOR COVID-19
Sedert die aanvang van die Grendel Tydperk (lockdown) soos aangekondig deur die President van Suid Afrika, mnr Cyril Ramaphosa is vandag, 25 Mei 2020, die 60ste dag van die tydperk. As dorp, was ons baie gelukkig met die stadige toename van positiewe identifikasies. Hierdie situasie het ongelukkig n verandering begin toon na die toegelate 7 dae tydperk waarin persone kon reis tuseen dorpe, metro’s en provinsies.
In die laaste week (14 – 24 Mei 2020) het positiewe aanmeldings in ons dorp toegeneem vanaf drie tot nege. Hiervan is 3 perosne volkome herstel met 6 aktiewe getalle. Die huidige tendens toon dat Oudtshoorn in die afsienbare toekoms blootgestel is aan meer positiewe aanmeldings.
Sedert die aankondiging van die verskuiwing na Alert Level 4 ervaar ons die terugkeer van werkers na hul onderskeie plekke van indiensneming wat meebring dat hulle vir hul eie onthalwe, asook die van hul kollegas en gesinne om ten minste twee keer per dag ‘n self assessering te doen.
Talle van ons werkers is essensiele werkers, van sommige word vereis om diens te doen by ongelukstonele, ander verseker dat ons omgewing skoon gehou word, dienslewering aan die gemeenskap voortgaan.
Net so is daar ons dorp se sleutel personeel in hospitale, klinieke, apteke, Noodreddingsdienste, Korrektiewe Dienste, SAPS, SANDF en vele ander in winkels ens wat noodsaaklike dienste lewer. Ter wille van die voortsetting van essensiele dienste aan die gemeenskap gaan diegene voort om diens aan ons te lewer, ten koste van hul eie gesondheid en die van hul gesinne wat hulle in gevaar stel.
As ‘n gemeeskap het ons ook ‘n verantwoordelikheid teenoor daardie persone. Hierdie verantwoordelikheid om hulle te beskerm soos ons in die proses ons self beskerm berus in die nakoming van die maatreels soos deur die President aangekondig.
Sonder om doem profeet te wees wil ek die erns van die virus onderstreep. Die hoogtepunt van die virus word verwag in November 2020. Die vooruitskatting dui daarop dat ons teen daardie tyd ongeveer 40 000 sterftes in Suid Afrika sal hê. Hierdie verwagte vooruitskatting alleen behoort ons ‘n aanduiding te gee en ons elkeen aan te spoor om toe te sien dat ons binne die maatreëls bly.
Van ons begin nou meer ervaar dat met die styging in getalle dat ons vriendekring, ons familie en in gevalle ons kinders daardeur geraak begin word.
Hiermee doen ons as raad van Oudtshoorn ‘n beroep op ons gemeenskap om:
Maskers te dra wanneer ons in die openbaar verskyn
Sosiale afstand te behou
Hande te was met water en seep of as alternatief met “hand sanitiser”
Door-To-Door Screening to Continue
Health Teams in the Garden Route District have screened more than 70 000 people and have referred 404 for testing through the door-to-door screening and testing program. These community screening and testing outreaches are aimed at finding as many people as possible who might have Covid-19. During the community screening and testing the support of the community is essential for the success in stopping the spread of the virus.
Health teams are identifiable by their badges and clothing/uniform and allow them to screen you (ask questions regarding symptoms). If you are referred for testing, be assured these tests are safe. Testing for coronavirus is done by taking a swab in your nose. While you await your results, we ask that you please quarantine at home in a separate room, if possible. We appeal to people who need to quarantine to stay home and not have visitors. If you cannot quarantine at home, speak to the health worker who will advise on facilities that are available for isolation and quarantine. Remember that only people who CANNOT isolate/quarantine at home will be advised on available facilities to do so.
Western Cape Government Health cannot do this alone.
“Every single person can help us in our effort, by staying home as much as possible, keeping a distance at all times, avoiding gatherings of people wherever it may occur, by always following the golden rules of good hygiene, and by properly wearing a clean cloth mask whenever out in public”, said Premier Alan Winde.
Members of the public are encouraged to continue practicing the 5 Golden Rules of Good Hygiene and to wear a cloth mask when in public spaces.
The 5 Golden rules of prevention:
Cough and sneeze in your elbow fold
Keep 1,5m away from people when you leave your home.
Teams have tested the following number of people as part of the door-to-door screening and testing program from 8 April to 20 May 2020:
Bitou subdistrict: 15 540 of which 37 were referred for testing
Knysna subdistrict: 5 134 of which 20 were referred for testing
George subdistrict: 14 961 of which 71 were referred for testing
Mossel Bay subdistrict: 12 307 of which 143 were referred for testing
Hessequa subdistrict: 14 939 of which 119 were referred for testing
Kannaland subdistrict: 3 034 of which 5 were referred for testing
Oudtshoorn subdistrict: 8 934 of which 9 were referred for testing
Door-to-door screening and testing sites for subdistricts 25 May – 29 May 2020
25 May: Thembalethu Zone 3
26 – 29 May: Zone 4 (Lusaka-area)
Mossel Bay subdistrict:
26 – 28 May: Slangrivier
28 May: Albertinia
25 – 26 May: Melkhoutfontein
25 – 28 May: Riversdal
27 May: Gouritsmond
25 – 26 May: Bridgton
27 – 28 May: Toekomsrus
25 – 28 May: Dysselsdorp
25 – 28 May: De Rust
Note: community screening is not the only place where screening is possible. Other methods of screening for COVID-19 include:
Self-assessment risk tool (https://www.westerncape.gov.za/department-of-health/sars-cov-2-risk-asse...)
Any Primary Healthcare facility is able to conduct screening (please be sure to call ahead)
Your local GP and District Hospital (please be sure to call ahead)
Community Health Workers will visit your home to ask you a few questions (screen).
Last published 21 May 2020
Statement from Acting Municipal Manager Reginald Smit
Oudtshoorn, 20 May 2020 - One of the emergency officials in the Oudtshoorn Fire station got in contact with a COVID19 positive person in a car accident scene. The emergency official that attended the accident scene who is now on self-quarantine, exercised all the necessary precaution during rescue operation.
The status of the COVID19 positive patient was confirmed yesterday (19 May 2020) following admission at the Hospital.
As a precautionary measure, the Municipal Management has asked the personnel that were in indirect contact to stay at home and return on Monday. Meanwhile, all the procedures to ensure that the Fire station personnel and the station remain uninfected were taken.
The station and vehicles were disinfected. The Municipal emergency unit and services are continuing as normal.
Last published 20 May 2020
Emergency Repair in Oudtshoorn on Sunday 24 May 2020
Oudtshoorn, 19 May 2020 - The Oudtshoorn Municipality has scheduled another major repair of the electricity infrastructure this coming Sunday, 24 May 2020. About two weeks ago, the Municipality repaired one of Eskom’s 22KV income breaker, which was successfully repaired.
This time, the Municipality will repair a 22KV breaker that is feeding the Bridgton sub-station. In order to enable the repair, the 22KV sub-station that feeds power to all the areas that were affected by the repair done on 10 May 2020 (Mother’s Day).
The Bridgton breaker broke last year; a claim to the insurance was submitted and have now been passed, hence the repair.
The power supply will be switched off on Sunday, 24 May 2020 from 08:00 until 16:00. The same areas that were affected on 10 May 2020 will be affected again.
Affected areas are as follows:
ALL AREAS NORTH OF VOORTREKKER ROAD
ALL AREAS IN THE EAST OF SPRINGBOK ROAD (EASTERN SIDE OF CORNER OF VOORTREKKER ROAD & SPRINGBOK ROAD) INCLUDING
Bongolethu (all areas including New extension and Vaalhuise)
Dysselsdorp and De Rust will not be affected.
We do apologise for any inconvenience.
Last published 19 May 2020
National Institute of Communicable Disease (NICD)
South African Government Covid19 Website