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Blouberg Local Municipality Page 1 BLOUBERG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY GENERAL VALUATION ROLL FOR THE PERIOD 1 JULY 2016 TO 30 JUNE 2021 FOR BLOUBERG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY NAME OF GEOGRAPHICAL AREA: BLOUBERG GORVERNMENT PROPERTIES DATE: 15 DECEMBER 2015 REGISTERED OR CATEGORY OTHER DESCRIPTION DETERMINED IN NAME OF REGISTERED OWNER. PHYSICAL ADDRESS EXTENT OF MARKET ANY OTHER PERSCRIBED OF THE PROPERTY TERMS OF SECTION 8 OF THE PROPERTY PROPERTY VALUE PARTICULAR OF THE ACT IN WHICH THE PROPERTY FALLS FARM OWNER DEEDS TENANT ERF No: PTN RE FARM NAME DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 154 0 AMULREE LS 154 EDUCATIONAL AMULREE LS 154 10000 SQM R 1 860 000.00 BLOUBERG MUNICIPALITY WORKS MAMADISHA PRIMARY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 154 0 AMULREE LS 154 INSTITUTIONAL AMULREE LS 154 5000 SQM R 563 000.00 BLOUBERG MUNICIPALITY WORKS SCHOONGEZICHT CLINIC ARCHIBALD MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC MODULATHOKO PRIMARY 354 0 354 EDUCATIONAL ARCHIBALD MR 354 200000 SQM R 1 087 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS SCHOOL ARCHIBALD MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 354 0 354 EDUCATIONAL ARCHIBALD MR 354 200000 SQM R 535 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS MATSUOKWANE SECONDARY SUID-AFRIKAANSE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC RAPHOTOLOLO PRIMARY 308 0 ARRIE MR 308 EDUCATIONAL ARRIE MR 308 200000 SQM R 1 761 000.00 ONTWIKKELINGSTRUST WORKS SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 397 0 AURORA LR 397 EDUCATIONAL AURORA LR 397 200000 SQM R 690 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS AURORA PRIMARY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 152 0 BARENEN LS 152 EDUCATIONAL BARENEN LS 152 200000 SQM R 679 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS HLOHLODI PRIMARY SCHOOL Page 2 REGISTERED OR CATEGORY OTHER DESCRIPTION DETERMINED IN NAME OF REGISTERED OWNER. PHYSICAL ADDRESS EXTENT OF MARKET ANY OTHER PERSCRIBED OF THE PROPERTY TERMS OF SECTION 8 OF THE PROPERTY PROPERTY VALUE PARTICULAR OF THE ACT IN WHICH THE PROPERTY FALLS FARM OWNER DEEDS TENANT ERF No: PTN RE FARM NAME BAYSWATER LR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 370 0 370 EDUCATIONAL BAYSWATER LR 370 200000 SQM R 1 098 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS ALAPHA SECONDARY SCHOOL BAYSWATER LR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 370 0 370 EDUCATIONAL BAYSWATER LR 370 5000 SQM R 574 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS RAMAKGALE CRECHE BERG-EN-DAL LR REPUBLIEK VAN SUID- DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TLHAKAUMA PRIMARY 276 0 276 EDUCATIONAL BERG-EN-DAL LR 276 200000 SQM R 1 198 000.00 AFRIKA WORKS SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 317 0 BLACKHILL LR 317 EDUCATIONAL BLACKHILL LR 317 200000 SQM R 817 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS BOTSHWA PRIMARY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 317 0 BLACKHILL LR 317 EDUCATIONAL BLACKHILL LR 317 200000 SQM R 1 330 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS KOBE PRIMARY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 317 0 BLACKHILL LR 317 EDUCATIONAL BLACKHILL LR 317 200000 SQM R 795 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS MAMOSHIA PRIMARY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC RANKHUMANENG PRIMARY 317 0 BLACKHILL LR 317 EDUCATIONAL BLACKHILL LR 317 200000 SQM R 1 236 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 317 0 BLACKHILL LR 317 EDUCATIONAL BLACKHILL LR 317 200000 SQM R 3 030 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS MANOE SECONDARY SCHOOL BLOUBERG LOCAL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 178 0 BOCHUM LS 178 INSTITUTIONAL BOCHUM LS 178 1000000 SQM ############## MUNICIPALITY WORKS HELENA FRANZ HOSPITAL Page 3 REGISTERED OR CATEGORY OTHER DESCRIPTION DETERMINED IN NAME OF REGISTERED OWNER. PHYSICAL ADDRESS EXTENT OF MARKET ANY OTHER PERSCRIBED OF THE PROPERTY TERMS OF SECTION 8 OF THE PROPERTY PROPERTY VALUE PARTICULAR OF THE ACT IN WHICH THE PROPERTY FALLS FARM OWNER DEEDS TENANT ERF No: PTN RE FARM NAME BLOUBERG LOCAL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 178 0 BOCHUM LS 178 EDUCATIONAL BOCHUM LS 178 200000 SQM ############## MUNICIPALITY WORKS HELENA FRANZ SCHOOL BOGNAFURAN LR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC MATJEKETLANE PRIMARY 318 0 318 EDUCATIONAL BOGNAFURAN LR 318 200000 SQM R 1 220 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SENWABARWANA PRIMARY 143 0 BORKUM LS 143 EDUCATIONAL BORKUM LS 143 200000 SQM R 1 695 000.00 BLOUBERG MUNICIPALITY WORKS SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC KGOLOUTHWANE SECONDARY 143 0 BORKUM LS 143 EDUCATIONAL BORKUM LS 143 200000 SQM R 2 037 000.00 BLOUBERG MUNICIPALITY WORKS SCHOOL BUFFELSHOEK LR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 261 0 261 EDUCATIONAL BUFFELSHOEK LR 261 200000 SQM R 1 673 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS MOKGOTHO PRIMARY SCHOOL BULFONTEIN LR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TUMAKGOLE SECONDARY 273 0 273 EDUCATIONAL BULFONTEIN LR 273 200000 SQM R 2 142 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS SCHOO BURGERREGT MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 374 0 374 EDUCATIONAL BURGERREGT MR 374 200000 SQM R 1 479 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS POKANONG PRIMARY SCHOOL BURGERREGT MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC MABEA SENIOR SECONDARY 374 0 374 EDUCATIONAL BURGERREGT MR 374 200000 SQM R 1 386 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS SCHOOL BURGERREGT MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 374 0 374 INSTITUTIONAL BURGERREGT MR 374 5000 SQM R 337 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS BURGERRECHT CLINIC Page 4 REGISTERED OR CATEGORY OTHER DESCRIPTION DETERMINED IN NAME OF REGISTERED OWNER. PHYSICAL ADDRESS EXTENT OF MARKET ANY OTHER PERSCRIBED OF THE PROPERTY TERMS OF SECTION 8 OF THE PROPERTY PROPERTY VALUE PARTICULAR OF THE ACT IN WHICH THE PROPERTY FALLS FARM OWNER DEEDS TENANT ERF No: PTN RE FARM NAME DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC LETSHEKGA MALOKWANE 391 0 CRACOUW LR 391 INSTITUTIONAL CRACOUW LR 391 200000 SQM R 1 027 000.00 BAKONI STAM-TRIBE WORKS SECONDARY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 391 0 CRACOUW LR 391 INSTITUTIONAL CRACOUW LR 391 200000 SQM R 1 209 000.00 BAKONI STAM-TRIBE WORKS CRACOUW PRIMARY SCHOOL SATLAHOE GERMAN, DE VILLIERSDALE DE VILLIERSDALE LR SEANEGO AARON & 65 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC MOHLAKENG PRIMARY 313 0 LR 313 INSTITUTIONAL 313 200000 SQM R 1 325 000.00 OTHERS WORKS SCHOOL SEANEGO ELIAS, DE VILLIERSDALE DE VILLIERSDALE LR RAMTHSELE WILLIAM DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PHUMATLA SECONDARY 313 0 LR 313 INSTITUTIONAL 313 200000 SQM R 1 457 000.00 MOJELA & OTHERS WORKS SCHOOL MPHEROANE KOOS, DE VILLIERSDALE DE VILLIERSDALE LR MARUAPULA FRANS & DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 313 0 LR 313 INSTITUTIONAL 313 200000 SQM R 1 336 000.00 OTHERS WORKS KGWALE PRIMARY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 382 0 DE VREDE MS 382 INSTITUTIONAL DE VREDE MS 382 5000 SQM R 171 000.00 KIBI TRIBE WORKS MATSELA CRECHE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 382 0 DE VREDE MS 382 INSTITUTIONAL DE VREDE MS 382 200000 SQM R 1 926 000.00 KIBI TRIBE WORKS NAKEDI SECONDARY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 382 0 DE VREDE MS 382 INSTITUTIONAL DE VREDE MS 382 200000 SQM R 2 749 000.00 KIBI TRIBE WORKS SELELO PRIMARY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 382 0 DE VREDE MS 382 INSTITUTIONAL DE VREDE MS 382 5000 SQM R 1 297 000.00 KIBI TRIBE WORKS CLINIC Page 5 REGISTERED OR CATEGORY OTHER DESCRIPTION DETERMINED IN NAME OF REGISTERED OWNER. PHYSICAL ADDRESS EXTENT OF MARKET ANY OTHER PERSCRIBED OF THE PROPERTY TERMS OF SECTION 8 OF THE PROPERTY PROPERTY VALUE PARTICULAR OF THE ACT IN WHICH THE PROPERTY FALLS FARM OWNER DEEDS TENANT ERF No: PTN RE FARM NAME DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 274 0 DIEPSLOOT LR 274 INSTITUTIONAL DIEPSLOOT LR 274 5000 SQM R 331 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS CRECHE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ORWALATLOTO PRIMARY 274 0 DIEPSLOOT LR 274 INSTITUTIONAL DIEPSLOOT LR 274 5000 SQM R 905 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SEIKGONI SECONDARY 274 0 DIEPSLOOT LR 274 INSTITUTIONAL DIEPSLOOT LR 274 5000 SQM R 3 836 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS SCHOOL DONKERHOEK MR DONKERHOEK MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 313 0 313 INSTITUTIONAL 313 5000 SQM R 2 826 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS KIBI CLINIC DONKERHOEK MR DONKERHOEK MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 313 0 313 COMMUNAL LAND 313 5000 SQM R 447 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS KIBI TRIBAL OFFICE DONKERHOEK MR DONKERHOEK MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 313 0 313 INSTITUTIONAL 313 5000 SQM R 745 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS RADITSHABA POST OFFICE DRENSTEINPEST DRENSTEINPEST LS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 85 0 LS 85 INSTITUTIONAL 85 5000 SQM R 3 420 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS REAMAINDER OF PROPERTY DRENSTEINPEST DRENSTEINPEST LS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 85 0 LS 85 INSTITUTIONAL 85 5000 SQM R 1 512 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS TEMA SECONDARY SCHOOL DRENSTEINPEST DRENSTEINPEST LS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 87 0 LS 87 INSTITUTIONAL 87 5000 SQM R 2 042 000.00 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA WORKS TEFO SECONDARY SCHOOL Page 6 REGISTERED OR CATEGORY OTHER DESCRIPTION DETERMINED IN NAME OF REGISTERED OWNER. PHYSICAL ADDRESS EXTENT OF MARKET ANY OTHER PERSCRIBED OF THE PROPERTY TERMS OF SECTION 8 OF THE PROPERTY PROPERTY VALUE PARTICULAR OF THE ACT IN WHICH THE PROPERTY FALLS FARM OWNER DEEDS TENANT ERF No: PTN RE FARM NAME DRIEKOPJES LR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC RAMOHLAKANA SECONDARY 306 0 306 INSTITUTIONAL DRIEKOPJES LR 306 5000 SQM R 2 302 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS SCHOOL DRIEKOPJES LR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 306 0 306 INSTITUTIONAL DRIEKOPJES LR 306 5000 SQM R 2 346 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS SEANEHO PRIMARY SCHOOL EARLY DAWN LR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 361 0 361 INSTITUTIONAL EARLY DAWN LR 361 5000 SQM R 729 000.00 BAKONI STAM-TRIBE WORKS SESHANE PRIMARY SCHOOL EARLY DAWN LR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC BODIELA SECONDARY 361 0 361 INSTITUTIONAL EARLY DAWN LR 361 5000 SQM R 635 000.00 BAKONI STAM-TRIBE WORKS SCHOOL ELDORADO MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 362 0 362 INSTITUTIONAL ELDORADO MR 362 5000 SQM R 8 120 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS RATSHATSHA CLINIC ELDORADO MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 362 0 362 MUNICIPAL ELDORADO MR 362 5000 SQM R 718 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS ELDORADO SPORTS COMPLEX ELDORADO MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 362 0 362 GOVERNMENT ELDORADO MR 362 5000 SQM R 1 551 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS MALEBOHO POLICE STATION ELDORADO MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 362 0 362 MUNICIPAL ELDORADO MR 362 5000 SQM R 4 990 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS THUSONG SERVICE CENTRE ELDORADO MR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 362 0 362 MUNICIPAL ELDORADO MR 362 5000 SQM R 397 000.00 BAHANANOA TRIBE WORKS ELDORADO SATELITE OFFICE Page 7 REGISTERED OR CATEGORY OTHER DESCRIPTION DETERMINED IN NAME OF REGISTERED OWNER.
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