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No. 2249 14 JANUARIE 2021 14 KUMASINGANA 2021 KWAZULU-NATAL PROVINCE KWAZULU-NATAL PROVINSIE ISIFUNDAZWE SAKwAZULU-NATALI Provincial Gazette • Provinsiale Koerant • Igazethi Yesifundazwe (Registered at the post office as a newspaper) • (As 'n nuusblad by die poskantoor geregistreer) (lrejistiwee njengephephandaba eposihhovisi) PIETERMARITZBURG Vol. 15 14 JANUARY 2021 No. 2249 14 JANUARIE 2021 14 KUMASINGANA 2021 ( PART 1 OF 2 ) 2 No. 2249 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE, 14 JANUARY 2021 PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 14 JANUARIE 2021 No. 2249 3 CONTENTS Gazette Page No. No. PROVINCIAL NOTICES • PROVINSIALE KENNISGEWINGS 1 Local Government: Municipal Structures Act (117/1998): By-election in Ward 110 of the eThekwini Municipality ......................................................................................................................................................... 2249 14 1 Wet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Strukture (117/1998): Tussenverkiesing in Wyk 110 van die eThekwini Munisipaliteit ...................................................................................................................................... 2249 14 1 Road Carrier Permits: KwaZulu-Natal ................................................................................................................ 2249 15 4 No. 2249 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE, 14 JANUARY 2021 PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 14 JANUARIE 2021 No. 2249 5 6 No. 2249 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE, 14 JANUARY 2021 PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 14 JANUARIE 2021 No. 2249 7 8 No. 2249 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE, 14 JANUARY 2021 PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 14 JANUARIE 2021 No. 2249 9 10 No. 2249 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE, 14 JANUARY 2021 PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 14 JANUARIE 2021 No. 2249 11 12 No. 2249 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE, 14 JANUARY 2021 PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 14 JANUARIE 2021 No. 2249 13 14 No. 2249 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE, 14 JANUARY 2021 PROVINCIAL NOTICES • PROVINSIALE KENNISGEWINGS PROVINCIAL NOTICE 1 OF 2021 1 Local Government: Municipal Structures Act (117/1998): By-election in Ward 110 of the eThekwini Municipality 2249 DEPARTMENT OF CO-OPERATIVE GOVERNANCE AND TRADITIONAL AFFAIRS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 25(4) OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT: MUNICIPAL STRUCTURES ACT, 1998: BY-ELECTION IN WARD 110 OF THE ETHEKWINI MUNICIPALITY I, Sipho Emmanuel Hlomuka, Member of the KwaZulu-Natal Executive Council responsible for Local Government and Traditional Affairs, and after consultation with the Electoral Commission, hereby give notice under powers vested in me by section 25(4) of the Local Government: Municipal Structures Act, 1998 (Act No. 117 of 1998), that I have called a by-election in Ward 110 of the eThekwini Municipality as a result of the vacancy that has occurred in the said Ward, and that I have set 17 February 2021 as the date for the said by-election. Given under my hand at Pietermaritzburg on this 6th day of December Two thousand and Twenty MR S.E. HLOMUKA, MPL Member of the Executive Council of the Province of KwaZulu-Natal responsible for local government PROVINSIALE KENNISGEWING 1 VAN 2021 1 Wet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Strukture (117/1998): Tussenverkiesing in Wyk 110 van die eThekwini Munisipaliteit 2249 DEPARTEMENT VAN SAMEWERKENDE REGERING EN TRADISIONELE SAKE KENNISGEWING INGEVOLGE ARTIKEL 25(4) VAN DIE WET OP PLAASLIKE REGERING: MUNISIPALE STRUKTURE, 1998: TUSSENVERKIESING IN WYK 110 VAN DIE ETHEKWINI MUNISIPALITEIT Ek, Sipho Emmanuel Hlomuka, Lid van die Uitvoerende Raad van KwaZulu-Natal verantwoordelik vir Plaaslike Regering en Tradisionele Sake, na oorlegpleging met die Verkiesingskommissie, gee hiermee kragtens die bevoegdheid aan my verleen deur artikel 25(4) van die Wet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Strukture, 1998 (Wet No. 117 van 1998), kennis dat ek ’n tussenverkiesing geroep het in Wyk 110 van die eThekwini Munisipaliteit na aanleiding van die vakature wat in die vermelde wyk ontstaan het, en dat ek 17 Februarie 2021 as die datum vir die vermelde tussenverkiesing vasgestel het. Gegee onder my Hand te Pietermaritzburg op hierdie 6de dag van Desember, Tweeduisend-en-twintig. MNR S.E. HLOMUKA, LUR Lid van die Uitvoerende Raad van die Provinsie van KwaZulu-Natal verantwoordelik vir Plaaslike Regering _______________________________________ UMNYANGO WEZOKUBUSA NGOKUBAMBISANA NEZOMDABU ISAZISO NGOKWESIGABA 25(4) SOMTHETHO WEZINHLAKA ZOMASIPALA WOHULUMENI BASEKHAYA, 1998: UKHETHO LOKUCHIBIYELA KUWADI 110 KUMASIPALA WASETHEKWINI Mina, Sipho Emmanuel Hlomuka, iLungu loMkhandlu oPhethe KwaZulu-Natali elibhekele ezoHulumeni baseKhaya nezoMdabu, ngemuva kokubonisana neKhomishana yoKhetho, ngalokhu ngikhipha isaziso ngokwamandla engiwanikezwe yisigaba 25(4) soMthetho weziNhlaka zoMasipala woHulumeni baseKhaya, 1998 (uMthetho No. 117 ka 1998), sokuthi kuzoba nokhetho lokuchibiyela kuWadi 110 kuMasipala waseThekwini ngenxa yokuvela kwesikhala kule Wadi, futhi nginquma umhla zi-17 kuNhlolanja 2021 njengosuku okuyobanjwa ngalo lolu khetho lokuchibiyela. Sikhishwe ngaphansi kweSandla sami eMgungundlovu ngalolu suku lomhla zi-6 kuZibandlela, oNyakeni weziNkulungwane eziMbili namaShumi amaBili. MNU. S.E. HLOMUKA iLungu loMkhandlu oPhethe esiFundazweni saKwaZulu-Natali elibhekele ezoHulumeni baseKhaya PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 14 JANUARIE 2021 No. 2249 15 1 Road Carrier Permits: KwaZulu-Natal 2249 transport Department: GAZETTE LGKZNG18-2020-DEC Transport Province of KwaZulu -Natal REGION: ALL 1) Application Number: APP0121931 2) Gazette Number: LGKZNG18-2020-DEC 3) Applicant: TGA PROPSHAFTS (PTY) LTD 4) Applicant Address: ID NO. 2012/192786/07 UNIT 1 INDI PARK Association: NOT AVAILABLE 20 AVENUE EAST PROSPECTON 4133 5) Existing Licence Holder: GV AND TV PILLAY 6) Existing Licence Holder Address: ID NO. 5709105157086 PRIVATE BAGX05 OVERPORT 4067 7) Type of application: NORMAL TRANSFER AND CONVERSION 8) Operating Licence Number: 1289642 9) Vehicle Type: BUS 10) 1 X 36+ (SEATED) + 0 (STANDING) 11) Region: DURBAN WEST 12.1 KZPRERC2808692 - VARIOUS BUS ROUTES – DURBAN TO CHATSWORTH INDIAN TOWNSHIP UNIT 6 AND RETURN ROUTE FIFTY-SIX CONVEYANCE OF PASSENGERS AND THEIR PERSONAL EFFECTS: FROM DURBAN TO CHATSWORTH INDIAN TOWNSHIP UNIT 6 AND RETURN. TERMINAL POINTS: INNER: VICTORIA STREET BUS RANK OUTER: JUNCTION OF ROADS 336 AND 601 OUTWARDS: ALONG VICTORIA STREET TO ITS JUNCTION WITH WARWICK AVENUE, ALONG WARWICK AVENUE TO ITS JUNCTION WITH BEREA ROAD, ALONG BEREA ROAD TO ITS JUNCTION WITH GALE STREET, ALONG GALE STREET TO ITS JUNCTION WITH UMBILO ROAD, ALTERNATIVELY ALONG WARWCIK AVENUE TO ITS JUNCTION WITH SMITH STREET, ACROSS SMITH STREET INTO SYDNEY ROAD, ALONG SYDNEY ROAD TO ITS JUNCTION WITH UMBILO ROAD, ALONG UMBILO ROAD TO ITS JUNCTION WITH SARNIA ROAD, ALONG SARNIA ROAD TO ITS JUNCTION WITH EDWIN SWALES V C DRIVE TO ITS JUNCTION WITH SOUTH COAST ROAD, ALONG SOUTH COAST ROAD TO ITS JUNCTION WITH GRIMSBY ROAD, ALONG GRIMSBY ROAD TO ITS JUNCTION WITH HIGGINSON HIGHWAY, ALONG HIGGINSON HIGHWAY TO ITS JUNCTION WITH SLIPWAY ALONG SLIPWAY TO ITS JUNCTION WITH ROAD 601 ALONG ROAD 601 TO ITS JUNCTION WITH ROAD 602 TO ITS JUNCTION WITH ROAD 336 ALONG ROAD 336 TO THE TERMINUS. ALTERNATIVELY: ALONG THE SLIPWAY TO ITS JUNCTION WITH ROAD 601 ALONG ROAD 601 TO THE TERMINUS. INWARDS: FROM THE TERMINSU ALONG ROAD 604 TO ITS JUNCTION WITH THE SLIPWAY ALONG SLIPWAY TO ITS JUNCTION WITH THE HIGGINSON HIGHWAY. ALTERNATIVELY: ALONG ROAD 336 TO ITS JUNCTION WITH ROAD 602 ALONG ROAD 602 TO ITS JUNCTION WITH ROAD 601, ALONG ROAD 601 TO ITS JUNCTION WITH THE SLIPWAY, ALONG SLIPWAY TO ITS JUNCTION WITH HIGGINSON HIGHWAY AND THENCE TO INNER TERMINAL VIA OUTWARDS ROUTES DESCRIBED ABOVE. THIS AUTHORITY IS SUBJECT TO THE RESTRICTION THAT ON TRIPS TO CHATSWORTH NO PASSENGERS BE SET DOWN ALONG SOUTH COAST ROAD AND THAT ON TRIPS FROM CHATSWORTH NO PASSENGERS BE PICKED UP ALONG SOUTH COAST ROAD – THAT THE SERVICES ARE TO BE PER COMMUNAL TIME TABLE – POSITIONS TO BE ROTATED ON A WEEKLY BALLOT. RANK MANGERS TO BE APPOINTED ON MUTUAL AGREEMENT BETWWEN THE BUS OPERATORS CONCERNED. ROUTE FIFTY-SEVEN DURBAN TO CHATSWORTH TOWNSHIP UNIT 7 1. TERMINAL POINTS A. INNER: VICTORIA STREET BUS RANK B. OUTER: AT THE CORNER OF ROAD 742 AND ROAD 701 OUTER: FROM VICTORIA STREET BUS RANK ALONG VICTORI STREET TO ITS JUNCTION WITH WARWICK AVENUE ALONG WARWICK AVENUE TO ITS JUNCTION WITH SMITH STREET ACROSS SMITH STREET TO ITS JUNCTION WITH SYDNEY ROAD TO ITS JUNCTION WITH UMBILO ROAD ALONG UMBILO ROAD TO ITS JUNCTION WITH SARNIA ROAD ALONG SARNIA ROAD TO ITS JUNCTION WITH EDWIN SWALES V C DRIVE ALONG EDWIN SWALES V C DRIVE TO ITS JUNCTION WITH SOUTH COAST ROAD – ALONG SOUTH COAST ROAD TO ITS JUNCTION WITH GRIMSBY ROAD ALONG GRIMSBY ROAD TO ITS JUNCTION WITH HIGGINSON HIGHWAY ALONG HIGGINSON HIGHWAY TO ITS JUNCTION WITH THE SLIPWAY THEN ALONG THE SLIPWAY TO ITS JUNCTION WITH ROAD 601 ALONG ROAD 601 TO ITS JUNCTION WITH ROAD 701 THENCE ROAD 701 TO OUTER TERMINAL. INWARDS: VIA THE ABOVE ROUTES. THIS AUTHORITY IS SUBJECT TO THE RESTRICTION THAT ON TRIPS FROM DURBAN NO PASSENGERS BE SET DOWN UNTIL CLAIRWOOD HOSPITAL HAS BEEN REACHED AND ON TRIPS FROM UNIT 7 NO PASSENGERS BE PICKED UP AFTER CLAIRWOOD HOSPITAL HAS BEEN PASSED. THAT THE SERVICE ARE TO BE PER COMMUNAL TIME TABLE- POSITIONS TO BE ROTATED ON A WEEKLY BALLOT. RANK MANGERS TO BE APPOINTED ON MUTUAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE BUS OPERATORS CONCERNED. 16 No. 2249 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE, 14 JANUARY 2021 GAZETTE LGKZNG18-2020-DEC REGION: ALL 1) Application Number: APP0125378 2) Gazette Number: LGKZNG18-2020-DEC 3) Applicant: SC MYENDE 4) Applicant Address: ID NO. 8212025576086 3069 MVEMVE ROAD Association: ST WENDOLINS KLAARWATER TAXI OWNERS ASS. WELBEDACHT WEST CHATSWORTH 4092 5) Existing Licence
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