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Umdoni Municipality Supplementary Valuation Roll 1 Prepared in Terms of the Municipal Property Rates Act No Umdoni Municipality Supplementary Valuation Roll 1 Prepared in terms of the Municipal Property Rates Act No. 6 of 2004 Undertaken For: Umdoni Municipality Fixed Date of Valuation: 01 July 2016 Date of Compilation: 25 May 2018 Prepared By: Page 1 of 20 Categories: BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL B & C FARMS - AGRICULTURE FARMS - AGRI INDUSTRIAL IND PROTECTED AREAS PA PLACE OF WORSHIP POW PSI PSI PUBLIC SERVICE PURPOSES PSP RESIDENTIAL RES SMALLHOLDINGS - AGRICULTURE SH SMALLHOLDINGS - RESIDENTIAL SH - RES VACANT LAND VL Page 2 of 20 Unity-of-Use Valuations On the Valuation Roll, the value of the Farm Unit is displayed against a designated Master Property. The Master Property is usually listed first with the remaining units that make up the Farm Unit listed directly below. A reference number has been created using the Erf and Portion of the Master Property, and is used to easily identify the individual properties that make up the Unity-of-Use property. This is displayed in the Unit Column on the Valuation Roll. An asterisk (*) at the end of this reference number denotes the Master Property. (Please note that the displayed Extent is the extent of the Master Property and not the CombinedExtent.) In the example below, the 3 properties highlighted in blue have been valued in Unity-of-Use. The Combined Market Value for all 3 properties is R475,000. This value is displayed against the Master Property highlighted in the red box. The other two properties have an asterisk (*) under Market Value, as their value is includedin the value displayedagainstthe Master Property. This principal has also been applied in some cases to other categories of properties such as Commercial and Industrial properties, where similar dependenciesexistbetween adjoiningproperties. Page 3 of 20 Umdoni Municipality Valuation Roll in terms of the Municipal Rates Act of 2004 Fixed Date of Valuation: 01 July 2016 BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL Erf Ptn Rem Town Name Owner Category Physical Address Extent Market Value Unit 599 0 SCOTTBURGH HIBISCUS HOSPITAL PROPERTY B & C 40 BRAM FISCHER 4,037 m² R 3,500,000 HOLDINGS PROPRIETARY LIMITED 879 0 SCOTTBURGH BAZMIC CC B & C 138 SCOTT STREET 4,039 m² R 6,000,000 2396 0 SCOTTBURGH BUT BUSINESS TRUST B & C ERF 2396 SCOTTBURGH 5,059 m² R 14,000,000 389 0 R UMZINTO HONEST INV CC B & C 159 MAIN ROAD UMZINTO 4,396 m² R 6,223,000 1646 0 UMZINTO A M KADWA FAMILY TRUST- B & C MAIN ROAD UMZINTO 13,309 m² R 25,000,000 TRUSTEES Page 4 of 20 Umdoni Municipality Valuation Roll in terms of the Municipal Rates Act of 2004 Fixed Date of Valuation: 01 July 2016 FARMS - AGRICULTURE Erf Ptn Rem Town Name Owner Category Physical Address Extent Market Value Unit 2140 2 CARBUTTDALE QOLOQOLO COMMUNITY TRUST FARMS - PTN 2 CARBUTTDALE NO. 2140 66.4495 Ha R 1,361,000 AGRI 17270 7 HUMBERDALE MATHENJWA THULELENI REBECCA FARMS - THE FARM HUMBERDALE NO.17270 164.7137 Ha R 3,450,000 AGRI 16895 0 R IFAFA REYNOLDS BROTHERS LTD FARMS - ERF 16895 IFAFA 44.2789 Ha R 945,000 AGRI 1849 0 LOT 12 UMPAMBINYONI CROOKES BROTHERS LTD FARMS - THE FARM LOT 12 UMPAMBINYONI 15.4220 Ha R 386,000 AGRI NO 1849 1849 1 LOT 12 UMPAMBINYONI CROOKES BROTHERS LIMITED FARMS - PTN 1 LOT 12 UMPAMBINYONI NO. 228.7756 Ha R 16,850,000 AGRI 1849 1841 0 LOT 13 CROOKES BROTHERS LTD FARMS - LOT 13 NO. 1841 17.1665 Ha R 772,000 AGRI 1841 5 LOT 13 CROOKES BROTHERS LIMITED FARMS - PTN 5 LOT 13 NO. 1841 151.1082 Ha R 11,000,000 AGRI 12571 51 NEW WINCANTON KASIPERSAD PREMILLA FARMS - PTN 51 NEW WINCANTON NO. 12571 4.0391 Ha R 622 000 u12571-51* AGRI 1666 545 PARK RYNIE BOFFA ORESTE LUIGI-TRUSTEES FARMS - PTN 545 PARK RYNIE NO. 1666 4.5283 Ha R 1,000,000 AGRI 8407 4 PILGRIM CHOWTHEE RAMPRAKASH FARMS - PTN 4 PILGRIM NO. 8407 42.5441 Ha R 200,000 AGRI 8407 7 PILGRIM HARAKH RAMPATHI B-E FARMS - PTN 7 PILGRIM NO. 8407 43.5792 Ha R 200,000 AGRI 11043 0 QUEMBE CHOWTHEE RAMJAMRAM DEHALOO FARMS - QUEMBE NO. 11043 457.2993 Ha R 3 000 000 u11043-0* AGRI 8407 0 PILGRIM CHOWTHEE RAMJAMRAM DEHALOO FARMS - PILGRIM NO. 8407 107.9161 Ha * u11043-0 AGRI 11043 28 QUEMBE CHOWTHEE NANDLAL B-E FARMS - PTN 28 QUEMBE NO. 11043 38.7633 Ha * u11043-0 AGRI 11043 21 QUEMBE CHOWTHEE GANGAJELLI B-E FARMS - PTN 21 QUEMBE NO. 11043 38.2740 Ha R 260,000 AGRI 11043 22 QUEMBE CHOWTHEE BUJRANPRAKASH B-E FARMS - PTN 22 QUEMBE NO. 11043 38.2780 Ha R 240,000 AGRI 11043 23 QUEMBE CHOWTHEE RABBIDUTH B-E FARMS - PTN 23 QUEMBE NO. 11043 38.3460 Ha R 300,000 AGRI 11043 29 QUEMBE PERSADH ROOKMIN FARMS - PTN 29 QUEMBE NO. 11043 38.2510 Ha R 300,000 AGRI 1 8 RENISHAW (SS RENISHAW RENISHAW PROPERTY FARMS - 28.3984 Ha HILLS) DEVELOPMENTS PROPRIETARY AGRI LIMITED Page 5 of 20 Umdoni Municipality Valuation Roll in terms of the Municipal Rates Act of 2004 Fixed Date of Valuation: 01 July 2016 FARMS - AGRICULTURE Erf Ptn Rem Town Name Owner Category Physical Address Extent Market Value Unit 1 0 UMZINTO EASTERN SHORELINE PROPERTIES FARMS - 12 ALEXANDRA ROAD 53,901 m² R 170,000 21 CC AGRI Page 6 of 20 Umdoni Municipality Valuation Roll in terms of the Municipal Rates Act of 2004 Fixed Date of Valuation: 01 July 2016 INDUSTRIAL Erf Ptn Rem Town Name Owner Category Physical Address Extent Market Value Unit 244 5 PARK RYNIE (SS ABBEYVALE INV PTY LTD IND PAYNE STREET 201 m² R 800,000 5 ABBEYVALE) 244 5 PARK RYNIE (SS ABBEYVALE INV PTY LTD IND PAYNE STREET 200 m² R 800,000 8 ABBEYVALE) 244 5 PARK RYNIE (SS ABBEYVALE INV PTY LTD IND PAYNE STREET 202 m² R 800,000 15 ABBEYVALE) 244 5 PARK RYNIE (SS BOTHA MARIA ELIZABETH WILLARD IND PAYNE STREET 199 m² R 800,000 17 ABBEYVALE) 244 5 PARK RYNIE (SS BOTHA MARIA ELIZABETH WILLARD IND PAYNE STREET 199 m² R 800,000 18 ABBEYVALE) Page 7 of 20 Umdoni Municipality Valuation Roll in terms of the Municipal Rates Act of 2004 Fixed Date of Valuation: 01 July 2016 PROTECTED AREAS Erf Ptn Rem Town Name Owner Category Physical Address Extent Market Value Unit 122 0 KELSO ABRAMS CREST HOME OWNERS' PA KELSO NO. 122 1,122 m² R 1,000 ASSOC Page 8 of 20 Umdoni Municipality Valuation Roll in terms of the Municipal Rates Act of 2004 Fixed Date of Valuation: 01 July 2016 PLACE OF WORSHIP Erf Ptn Rem Town Name Owner Category Physical Address Extent Market Value Unit 274 1 PARK RYNIE LIVING RIVERS FAMILY CHURCH POW PTN 1 PARK RYNIE NO. 274 22,216 m² R 3,375,000 316 0 UMZINTO HINDU CEMETRY BOARD-UMZINTO POW PARK RYNIE ROAD 8,277 m² R 125,000 Page 9 of 20 Umdoni Municipality Valuation Roll in terms of the Municipal Rates Act of 2004 Fixed Date of Valuation: 01 July 2016 PSI Erf Ptn Rem Town Name Owner Category Physical Address Extent Market Value Unit 2147 5 ALICEVILLE TRANSNET LTD PSI THE FARM ALICEVILLE NO 2147 0.7071 Ha 1667 36 LOT 1 SOUTH AFRICAN RAIL COMMUTER PSI PTN 36 LOT 1 NO. 1667 0.5729 Ha CORP LTD 4608 1 LOT 34 TRANSNET LTD PSI PTN 1 LOT 34 NO. 4608 0.5012 Ha 14149 0 LOT INBOMBANE TRANSNET LTD PSI THE FARM LOT INBOMBANE 0.8601 Ha NO.14149 14150 0 LOT INKOMBANE SAR 2 TRANSNET LTD PSI THE FARM LOT INKOMBANE SAR 2 5.5826 Ha NO. 14150 14148 0 LOT SEZELA SAR TRANSNET LTD PSI THE FARM LOT SEZELA SAR NO. 1.7727 Ha 14148 626 0 PENNINGTON HESLOP GEORGE NEVERSON PSI PENNINGTON NO. 626 2,546 m² 13188 0 SEZELA SAR TRANSNET LTD PSI SEZELA DRIVE 13.8341 Ha Page 10 of 20 Umdoni Municipality Valuation Roll in terms of the Municipal Rates Act of 2004 Fixed Date of Valuation: 01 July 2016 PUBLIC SERVICE PURPOSES Erf Ptn Rem Town Name Owner Category Physical Address Extent Market Value Unit 154 0 PENNINGTON PROVINCE OF KWAZULU-NATAL PSP 6 LYNDA PLACE 24,270 m² R 2,412,000 Page 11 of 20 Umdoni Municipality Valuation Roll in terms of the Municipal Rates Act of 2004 Fixed Date of Valuation: 01 July 2016 RESIDENTIAL Erf Ptn Rem Town Name Owner Category Physical Address Extent Market Value Unit 98 5 BAZLEY PIRIE IAN BLAIR RES MARINE DRIVE 1,208 m² R 1,500,000 98 7 BAZLEY NMJD PROPRIETARY LIMITED RES PTN 7 ERF 98 BAZLEY 1,226 m² R 350,000 PIGEONWOOD ECO ESTATE RES 243 m² R 1,100,000 3 PIGEONWOOD ECO ESTATE RES 337 m² R 1,500,000 4 261 0 ELYSIUM (SS THE WILDS) DU TOIT HESTER MARIA ELIZABETH RES UNIT 52 OF SS THE WILDS 40 m² R 100,000 52 41 0 MTWALUMI GERBER MARISTA RES RURAL ROAD -FARMS 1,661 m² R 150,000 108 0 MTWALUMI (SS LA VISTA) DE BRUIN WILLEM RES DEK STREET 135 m² R 600,000 79 150 0 R MTWALUMI DE JAGER IGNATIUS REINARD RES RURAL ROAD -FARMS 1,010 m² R 246,000 150 3 MTWALUMI TOLMAY RIAAN RES RURAL ROAD -FARMS 1,014 m² R 950,000 BOTHA THEUNIS ROUX RES UNIT 98 OF SS KOELWATERS 162 m² R 530,000 98 BOTHA THEUNIS ROUX RES UNIT 99 OF SS KOELWATERS 149 m² R 485,000 99 12 1 PARK RYNIE MURRAY CLAUDINE AMANDA RES PRESTON ROAD 1,247 m² R 1,600,000 296 0 PARK RYNIE MOODLEY SIVAGAMI RES NATIONAL ROAD 1,663 m² R 1,000,000 351 0 R PARK RYNIE PILLAY AGEMARME RES MARINE DRIVE 4,514 m² R 3,500,000 351 2 PARK RYNIE SEVNARAN NIKESH RES 21 SCHOOL CIRCLE 1,124 m² R 800,000 351 7 PARK RYNIE SINGH ASHA DEVI RES 12 MARINE DRIVE 1,140 m² R 700,000 376 2 PARK RYNIE RAMSUGIT RAMJIT RES 2;4;6 FIRST AVENUE 926 m² R 875,000 376 3 PARK RYNIE NAIDOO GOPAL RES 2;4;6 FIRST AVENUE 921 m² R 850,000 379 0 R PARK RYNIE GOVENDER VISVA PERUMAL RES 26 FOURTH STREET 1,014 m² R 900,000 411 0 R PARK RYNIE NAICKER ELLAPEN RES 10 SECOND AVENUE 1,012 m² R 700,000 59 0 PENNINGTON ENSLIN BAREND JOHANNES RES 7 ALLEN ROAD 1,125 m² R 1,250,000 200 0 PENNINGTON VENTER TIAN RES 13 UMDONI SOUTH ROAD 1,040 m² R 600,000 404 0 PENNINGTON PRETORIUS BAREND PIENAAR RES 42 EDWARD CRESCENT 1,131 m² R 850,000 488 3 PENNINGTON STEPHENS ANN MARGARET RES 38 UMDONI ROAD 1,034 m² R 1,176,000 506 1 PENNINGTON PREEZ CHRISTO JOHAN DU RES PTN 1 PENNINGTON NO.
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