IDP Survey
To ensure this survey reflects the priorities of Ward 56 residents and stakeholders, please confirm your connection to the ward before continuing. Section 2: Service delivery satisfaction 1 – Very Dissatisfied
Streetlight Infrastructure
By-Law Enforcement (The enforcement of City of Tshwane By-Laws)
Health & Safety By-law enforcement
Building Inspections & Land Consent Use Contraventions By-law enforcement Municipal Park Maintenance (Municipal Upkeep of Public Spaces such as Parks and Sports fields, and Nature Reserves – NOT community sponsored maintenance)
Municipal Tree Maintenance (Routine pruning of Municipal Trees on sidewalks to prevent interference with Overhead PowerLines)
Maintenance of Open Spaces (Routine cutting of grass on sidewalks, intersections, and open fields)
Public Community Amenities (Community facilities such as the Hillcrest Swimming Pool, Brooklyn Library, De Jongh Diving Pool, sportsclubs etc., but excluding Parks and Open Spaces).
Section 3: Priority Themes for Capital Projects (Rank Priority) Please select up to 3 themes that you believe should be prioritised in Ward 56.
3.1) Priority 1: Most Important
- Select - Road Resurfacing Sidewalk Maintenance & Kerb Upgrades Stormwater Infrastructure Upgrades Traffic Calming Measures (speed humps, raised crossings, traffic lights, mini-circles) Pedestrian Safety around Schools and the University Electricity Infrastructure Upgrades (cables, transformers, substations) Water and Sanitation Network Upgrades Parks and Public Open Space Improvements Streetlight Repairs and Maintenance Waste Management Improvements (recycling points, bins, skips) Community Safety Infrastructure (CCTV, fencing, enforcement) Environmental Management (illegal dumping, pollution)
3.2) Priority 2: Second Most
- Select - Road Resurfacing Sidewalk Maintenance & Kerb Upgrades Stormwater Infrastructure Upgrades Traffic Calming Measures (speed humps, raised crossings, traffic lights, mini-circles) Pedestrian Safety around Schools and the University Electricity Infrastructure Upgrades (cables, transformers, substations) Water and Sanitation Network Upgrades Parks and Public Open Space Improvements Streetlight Repairs and Maintenance Waste Management Improvements (recycling points, bins, skips) Community Safety Infrastructure (CCTV, fencing, enforcement) Environmental Management (illegal dumping, pollution)
3.3) Priority 3: Third Most Important
- Select - Road Resurfacing Sidewalk Maintenance & Kerb Upgrades Stormwater Infrastructure Upgrades Traffic Calming Measures (speed humps, raised crossings, traffic lights, mini-circles) Pedestrian Safety around Schools and the University Electricity Infrastructure Upgrades (cables, transformers, substations) Water and Sanitation Network Upgrades Parks and Public Open Space Improvements Streetlight Repairs and Maintenance Waste Management Improvements (recycling points, bins, skips) Community Safety Infrastructure (CCTV, fencing, enforcement) Environmental Management (illegal dumping, pollution)
Section 4: Municipal Budget & tariffs
4.3) Which tariff increases are you most concerned about? (Select all that apply)
Section 5: Frequency Based Questions: (Bi-weekly, weekly, bi-monthly, monthly, quarterly) (For Operational Budget Input)
Public Maintenance Focus:
How often is it necessary to maintain the following in your area?
Section 6: Safety & Law Enforcement Priorities Which operational actions would most improve safety in Ward 56? (Please select 3 most important)
6.1) Priority 1
- Select - Metro Police & SAPS Visibility By-Law Enforcement (Noise pollution, illegal land use) Informal Trading Management Building compliance inspections Health & Food Safety Streetlight Repairs
6.1) Priority 2
- Select - Metro Police & SAPS Visibility By-Law Enforcement (Noise pollution, illegal land use) Informal Trading Management Building compliance inspections Health & Food Safety Streetlight Repairs
6.1) Priority 3
- Select - Metro Police & SAPS Visibility By-Law Enforcement (Noise pollution, illegal land use) Informal Trading Management Building compliance inspections Health & Food Safety Streetlight Repairs
Section 7: Capital Project Proposals Propose new projects for Ward 56.
(Leave blank if unsure)
IMPORTANT: Specify the exact street, intersection, or location where this capital project is required. This is critical for engineering referrals.Specify the exact street, intersection, or location where this capital project is required. This is critical for engineering referrals.
Section 8: Co-funding partnerships Section 10: Strategic Priorities 11) If Ward 56 could only secure funding for TWO major capital themes next year, which should they be?
11.1) Priority 1: Most Important Theme
- Select - Road Resurfacing Sidewalk Maintenance & Kerb Upgrades Stormwater Infrastructure Upgrades Traffic Calming Measures (speed humps, raised crossings, traffic lights, mini-circles) Pedestrian Safety around Schools and the University Electricity Infrastructure Upgrades (cables, transformers, substations) Water and Sanitation Network Upgrades Parks and Public Open Space Improvements Streetlight Repairs and Maintenance Waste Management Improvements (recycling points, bins, skips) Community Safety Infrastructure (CCTV, fencing, enforcement) Environmental Management (illegal dumping, pollution)
11.2) Priority 2: Second Most Important Theme
- Select - Road Resurfacing Sidewalk Maintenance & Kerb Upgrades Stormwater Infrastructure Upgrades Traffic Calming Measures (speed humps, raised crossings, traffic lights, mini-circles) Pedestrian Safety around Schools and the University Electricity Infrastructure Upgrades (cables, transformers, substations) Water and Sanitation Network Upgrades Parks and Public Open Space Improvements Streetlight Repairs and Maintenance Waste Management Improvements (recycling points, bins, skips) Community Safety Infrastructure (CCTV, fencing, enforcement) Environmental Management (illegal dumping, pollution)
Section 12: City Improvement District (CID) and Internal Municipal Service District
A City Improvement District (CID) is a clearly defined geographic area where property owners agree to pay an additional levy to fund extra services that supplement normal municipal services .
An Internal Municipal Service District (IMSD) is the municipal governance mechanism used by the City of Tshwane to establish and regulate CIDs .
The benefits of establishing an IMSD:
It will create a municipal framework that covers areas without formal structures in the ward, filling governance and service gaps and create a consistent framework across the different neighbourhoods .
It will provide a formal municipal governance structure for these uncovered areas which would enable coordinated service delivery where no CID or formal precinct system exists, benefitting the broader community, and integrating the multiple management mechanisms such as the CIDs, precinct management, and residents associations, creating one coordinated urban management framework.
Section 13: Contact Details
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