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Lim345 Local Municipality Page 1 LIM345 LOCAL MUNICIPALITY GENERAL VALUATION ROLL FOR THE PERIOD 1 JULY 2017 TO 30 JUNE 2022 FOR LIM345 LOCAL MUNICIPALITY NAME OF GEOGRAPHICAL AREA: GOVERNMENT PROPETIES RURAL DATE:15 DECEMBER 2016 REGISTERED OR CATEGORY DETERMINED PHYSICAL IN TERMS OF SECTION 8 OTHER DESCRIPTION ADDRESS OF THE NAME OF REGISTERED OWNER. ANY OTHER OF THE ACT IN WHICH EXTENT OF PROPERTY MARKET VALUE PERSCRIBED OF THE PROPERTY THE PROPERTY FALLS PROPERTY PARTICULAR POSTAL WARD ID PTN RE TOWN ZONING LAND USE STREET ADDRESS OWNER SCHOOL NAME ADDRESS MTITITI ALTEIN; ALTEN 222 REG P.O. BOX 1186; SITE NUMBER DEPARTMENT OF 93403007 0 DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE 244; 5000-SQM R 3 195 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS FUMANI PRIMARY P.O. BOX 691; BAKER264 REG SASELAMANI9 MANGHENA - DEPARTMENT OF 93403010 0 DIV MT NO. 1 EDU SCHOOL 28 XIKUNDU 5000-SQM R 2 089 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS MANGHENA PRIMARY BANNATYNE 271 DEPARTMENT OF 99 0 REG DIV MT NO. 1 EDU SCHOOL PO BOX 921 PHAWENI VILLAGE 5000-SQM R 1 286 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS PHAWENI PRIMARY BRIGGS 289 REG P.O. BOX 1170; DEPARTMENT OF 93403009 0 DIV MT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE SHIGALO T/A 5000-SQM R 2 523 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS MAKHASA PRIMARY CRYSTALFONTEIN5 DAVHANA TRIBAL 7 REG DIV LT NO. P/BAG 1203; COUNCIL; DEPARTMENT OF SUNDANI PRIMARY 93404002 0 0 EDU SCHOOL VUWANI P.O.VUWANI; 5000-SQM R 1 096 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL CRYSTALFONTEIN5 SUNDANI VILLAGE; 7 REG DIV LT NO. P.O. BOX 206; HADAVHANA; DEPARTMENT OF MUTHURWANA 93404002 0 0 EDU SCHOOL VUWANI VUWANI; 5000-SQM R 1 987 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SECONDARY SCHOOL MASIA TRIBAL DE HOOP68 REG P.O. BOX 189; AUTHORITY; DEPARTMENT OF 93404008 0 DIV LT NO. 1 EDU SCHOOL MASIA MATSILA VILLAGE; 5000-SQM R 1 022 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS RADZAMBO SECONDARY DE HOOP68 REG P.O. BOX 139; P.O.BOS 139; DEPARTMENT OF 93404007 0 DIV LT NO. 4 EDU SCHOOL MASIA MASIA; 5000-SQM R 2 076 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS DE HOOP PRIMARY DE HOOP68 REG P.O. BOX 140; DEPARTMENT OF 93404008 0 DIV LT NO. 1 EDU SCHOOL MASIA HAMATSILA 5000-SQM 1237000 PUBLIC WORKS MATSILA PRIMARY FARMER 263 REG P.O. BOX 843; DEPARTMENT OF 93403004 0 DIV MT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL SASELAMANI GONANI VILLAGE 5000-SQM R 1 261 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS GONANI PRIMARY Page 2 REGISTERED OR CATEGORY DETERMINED PHYSICAL IN TERMS OF SECTION 8 OTHER DESCRIPTION ADDRESS OF THE NAME OF REGISTERED OWNER. ANY OTHER OF THE ACT IN WHICH EXTENT OF PROPERTY MARKET VALUE PERSCRIBED OF THE PROPERTY THE PROPERTY FALLS PROPERTY PARTICULAR POSTAL WARD ID PTN RE TOWN ZONING LAND USE STREET ADDRESS OWNER SCHOOL NAME ADDRESS FERREIRA 215 P.O. BOX 255; DEPARTMENT OF TSHIKIWANI PRIMARY 93403008 0 REG DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE LINDER A 5000-SQM 2023000 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL MATSAKALALI VILLAGE; MADONSI FISCHER 214 REG P.O. BOX 1190; TRIBAL; DEPARTMENT OF KHUPUKANI PRIMARY 93403008 0 DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE MALAMULELE.; 5000-SQM R 2 916 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL SITE 120; MAPAPILA FISCHER 214 REG P.O. BOX 1219; VILLAGE; DEPARTMENT OF 93301024 0 DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE MAVAMBE TRIBAL 5000-SQM R 2 773 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS MAPAPILA PRIMARY FRANK MENNIE SHIGAMANI 229 REG DIV LT P.O. BOX 2070; VILLAGE; SITE NO DEPARTMENT OF 93403012 0 NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE 524; MALAMULELE; 5000-SQM R 2 262 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SHIGAMANI SECONDARY FRANK MENNIE SHIGAMANI 229 REG DIV LT P.O. BOX 1136; VILLAGE; DEPARTMENT OF TSHAMISEKA PRIMARY 93403012 0 NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE MALAMULELE; 5000-SQM R 2 806 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL SITE 140; MPHAKATI GRAHAM 276 REG P.O. BOX 1; VILLAGE;SHIGALO DEPARTMENT OF 93403010 0 DIV MT NO. 1 EDU SCHOOL SHIGALO TRIBAL; 5000-SQM R 3 443 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS MPHAKATI PRIMARY GREEN 290 REG P.O. BOX 1199; DEPARTMENT OF 93403009 0 DIV MT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE NKOVANI VILLAGE 5000-SQM R 2 523 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS TIVONELENI PRIMARY GROOTFONTEIN 104 REG DIV LT P.O. BOX 558; TIYANI VILLAGE; DEPARTMENT OF N'WAMALOBYE HIGH 93404006 0 NO. EDU SCHOOL VONGANI HLANGANI SOUTH; 5000-SQM R 3 377 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL GROOTFONTEIN 104 REG DIV LT P.O. BOX 59; TIYANI TRIBAL; DEPARTMENT OF 93404006 0 NO. EDU SCHOOL VONGANI VONGANI; 5000-SQM R 2 060 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS GOZA PRIMARY SCHOOL GROOTFONTEIN 104 REG DIV LT P.O. BOX 205; TIYANI DEPARTMENT OF KULANI PRIMARY 93404006 0 NO. EDU SCHOOL VONGANI SETLEMENT 5000-SQM R 3 354 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL HARTBEESTFONTE IN 109 REG DIV LT REMBULUWAN DEPARTMENT OF REMBULUWANI 93404011 0 NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL I PRIMARY STAND NO 01 5000-SQM R 1 189 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS PRIMARY SCHOOL Page 3 REGISTERED OR CATEGORY DETERMINED PHYSICAL IN TERMS OF SECTION 8 OTHER DESCRIPTION ADDRESS OF THE NAME OF REGISTERED OWNER. ANY OTHER OF THE ACT IN WHICH EXTENT OF PROPERTY MARKET VALUE PERSCRIBED OF THE PROPERTY THE PROPERTY FALLS PROPERTY PARTICULAR POSTAL WARD ID PTN RE TOWN ZONING LAND USE STREET ADDRESS OWNER SCHOOL NAME ADDRESS HARTBEESTFONTE IN 109 REG DIV LT P.O. BOX 302; MASAKONA; DEPARTMENT OF TSHINANGE SECONDARY 93404011 0 NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MASAKONA941 HLANGANANI; 5000-SQM R 3 882 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL HATTINGH 275 P.O. BOX 679; DEPARTMENT OF NYAVANI PRIMARY 93403009 0 REG DIV MT NO. 1 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE NYAVANI VILLAGE 5000-SQM R 3 127 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL HATTINGH 275 P.O. BOX 1869; NYAVANI; SHIGALO; DEPARTMENT OF 93403010 0 REG DIV MT NO. 1 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE MALAMULELE; 5000-SQM R 3 385 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS DLAMANI RIBUNGWANI VILLAGE; HELDERWATER95 P/BAG X5014; HLANGANANI DEPARTMENT OF 93404006 0 REG DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL VONGANI DISTRICT; 5000-SQM R 3 075 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS RIVONINGO PRIMARY RIBUNGWANI VILLAGE; HELDERWATER95 P/BAG X5005; HLANGANANI DEPARTMENT OF YINGWANI RIBUNGWANI 93404006 0 REG DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL VOGNANI SOUTH; VONGANI; 5000-SQM R 3 325 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS HIGH SCHOOL HOOGMOED69 P.O. BOX 525; NKUZANA; DEPARTMENT OF 93404008 0 REG DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL KHOMANANI HOOGNOED; 5000-SQM R 2 724 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS NKUZANA PRIMARY NKUZANA SETTLEMENT; HOOGMOED69 P.O. BOX 341; KHOMANANI DEPARTMENT OF 93404008 0 REG DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL KHOMANANI TRIBAL AUT; 5000-SQM R 2 461 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS GIJA PRIMARY NKUZANA VILLAGE; HLANGANANI HOOGMOED69 P.O. BOX 1152; CENTRAL; DEPARTMENT OF HANYANI-NKUZANA HIGH 93404008 0 REG DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL KHOMANANI HOOGMOED; 5000-SQM R 4 953 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL DINGA VILLAGE;MAVAMBE IRELAND 210 REG P.O. BOX 44; TRIBAL OFFICE DEPARTMENT OF TITIRHELENI PRIMARY 93403012 0 DIV LT NO. 3 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE 017; 5000-SQM R 2 693 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL JOHNSTON 272 DEPARTMENT OF 93403010 0 REG DIV MT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL Box 340 Nghezimani village 5000-SQM R 2 043 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS HISEKELANI PRIMARY P.O. BOX 1422; SHIKUNDU JOHNSTON 272 SASELAMANI9 NGHEZIMAI DEPARTMENT OF 93403010 0 REG DIV MT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL 28 VILLAGE 5000-SQM R 3 385 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS HITEKANI PRIMARY Page 4 REGISTERED OR CATEGORY DETERMINED PHYSICAL IN TERMS OF SECTION 8 OTHER DESCRIPTION ADDRESS OF THE NAME OF REGISTERED OWNER. ANY OTHER OF THE ACT IN WHICH EXTENT OF PROPERTY MARKET VALUE PERSCRIBED OF THE PROPERTY THE PROPERTY FALLS PROPERTY PARTICULAR POSTAL WARD ID PTN RE TOWN ZONING LAND USE STREET ADDRESS OWNER SCHOOL NAME ADDRESS HALAHALA JORRISON 224 P.O. BOX 217; VILLAGE; DEPARTMENT OF SHIKATSA PRIMARY 93403007 0 REG DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE MALAMULELE; 5000-SQM R 2 023 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL KELDER 218 REG DEPARTMENT OF 93403008 0 DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL P O BOX 702 GOVHU VILLAGE 5000-SQM R 1 470 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS GOVHU PRIMARY GOVHU VILLAGE; KELDER 218 REG P.O. BOX 2914; MADONSI TRIBAL; DEPARTMENT OF 93403008 0 DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE AUTHORITY; 5000-SQM R 2 566 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS GOVHU SECONDARY 384; MACHIPISI KIRSTEN 212 REG P.O. BOX 303; VILLAGE; DEPARTMENT OF MAKHAPULE PRIMARY 93403008 0 DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE MALAMULELE; 5000-SQM R 3 724 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL KRAUSE 226 REG P.O. BOX 2574; DEPARTMENT OF MBHANYELE 93403008 0 DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MALAMULELE MAPAPILA VILLAGE 5000-SQM R 3 042 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SECONDARY SCHOOL MASHAU; KRUISFONTEIN48 P.O. BOX 28; MISEVHEYAMBWE DEPARTMENT OF 93404009 0 REG DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MASHAU NDA A; 5000-SQM R 3 880 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS PHINIMINI PRIMARY KRUISFONTEIN48 P.O. BOX 107; DEPARTMENT OF VHAFAMADI SECONDARY 93404009 0 REG DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MASHAU HAMASHAU 5000-SQM R 2 862 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL KRUISFONTEIN48 P.O. BOX 193; MISEVHE A; DEPARTMENT OF MALIGANA WILSON 93404009 0 REG DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MASHAU HAMASHAU; 5000-SQM R 3 673 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SECONDARY SCHOOL KRUISFONTEIN48 P.O. BOX 200; MATSINDEVHE DEPARTMENT OF MATSINDEVHE PRIMARY 93404009 0 REG DIV LT NO. 0 EDU SCHOOL MASHAU VILLAGE; MASHAU; 5000-SQM R 1 193 000,00 PUBLIC WORKS SCHOOL KRUISFONTEIN48 P.O. BOX 103; DEPARTMENT OF 93404009 0 REG DIV LT NO.
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