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PROVINCIAL GAZETTE ~ BUITENGEWONE ~ I ~ PROVINSIALE KOERANT ~ ~ IOOI@) ~ ~ I~I Vol 253 15 MARCH 2010 ~ MAART No I!I @) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ NORTH WEST ~ ~ NOORDWES ~ ~ ~ ~ EXTRAORDINARY ~ ~ PROVINCIAL GAZETTE ~ BUITENGEWONE ~ I ~ PROVINSIALE KOERANT ~ ~ IOOI@) ~ ~ I~I VoL 253 15 MARCH 2010 ~ MAART No. 6749 ~ @ ~ a I!l 2 No.6749 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, 15 MARCH 2010 IMPORTANT NOTICE The Government Printing Works will not be held responsible for faxed documents not received due to errors on the fax machine or faxes received which are unclear or incomplete. Please be advised that an "OK" slip, received from a fax machine, will not be accepted as proof that documents were received by the GPW for printing. If documents are faxed to the GPW it will be the sender's respon­ sibility to phone and confirm that the documents were received in good order. 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CONTENTS • INHOUD No. Page Gazette No. No. GENERAL NOTICE· ALGEMENE KENNISGEWING 74 Local Government: Municipal Structures Act (117/1998): Municipal Demarcation Board: Delimitation of municipal wards: Rustenburg Local Municipality (NW373) 3 6749 74 Wet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Strukture (117/1998): Munisipale Afbakeningsraad: Afbakening van munisi- pale wyke: Rustenburg Plaaslike Munisipaliteit (NW373) 11 6749 BUITENGEWONE PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 15 MAART 2010 NO.6749 3 GENERAL NO"nCE NOTICE 74 OF 2010 MUNICIPAL DEMARCATION BOARD DELIMITATION OF MUNICIPAL WARDS IN TERMS OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT: MUNICIPAL STRUCTURES ACT, 1998 Municipality: Rustenburg Local Municipality (NW373) In terms of Item 5(1) of Schedule 1 to the Local Government: Municipal Structures Act, 1998 (Act NO.117 of 1998) ("the Act") the Municipal Demarcation Board hereby publishes its delimitation of wards for the above-mentioned municipality. Particulars of the delimitation are listed in the Schedule. In terms of Item 5(2) of Schedule 1 to the Act, any person aggrieved by a delimitation may, within 14 days of publication of this notice, submit objections in writing to: The Municipal Demarcation Board Private Bag X28 Hatfield 0028 Fax: 012-3422480 E-mail: [email protected] The attached form MDB5 must please be used to object. The form is also available on www.demarcation.org.za LANDIWE MAHLANGU CHAIRPERSON: MDB SCHEDULE In terms of Section 18(3) of the Local Government: Municipal Structures Act, 1998 (Act 117 of 1998) the MEC responsible for local government has determined that the municipal council consists of 76 councillors. After having consulted the Independent Electoral Commission, The Municipal Demarcation Board has delimited the municipality into 38 wards in terms of Schedule 1 to the Act. The number of registered voters in each ward does not vary by more than fifteen percent from the norm. The norm was determined by dividing the total number of voters on the municipal segment of the national common voters roll, namely 237110 voters on 12 February 2009, by the number of wards in the municipality. An overview map of the boundary of the municipality, with the boundaries of the wards within the municipal boundary, and a map of each ward are attached. In case of a discrepancy between a map and this schedule, the map will prevail. The ward numbers, the voting districts and voting stations in each ward, and the number of voters are as follows: 4 No. 6749 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, 15 MARCH 2010 WARD 1 comprises of a total of 5901 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 86990989 TEMPORARY VOTING STAnON (BOEKENHOUTFONTEIN) 347 86991441 RASIMONE PRIMARY SCHOOL 1043 86991788 BOSHOEK PRIMARY SCHOOL 831 86992318 MAFENYA MIDDLE SCHOOL 692 87020388 PHA TSIMA jV1UNICIPAL OFFICES 1085 87020265 I30TIIII3ELLO PRIMARY SCHOOL 1903 WARD 2 comprises of a total of 5969 registered voters Voting District Voting Station l\Iumber of Voters 86991531 MAREA MMAMODIMO CATHOLlC CHURCH 600 86991542 CHANENGPRIMARYSCHOOL 1271 86992486 ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 438 86991698 CHARORA HIGH SCHOOL 3660 WARD 3 comprises of a total of 5527 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 86991474 BAFOKENG NORTH MINE RECREAnON CENTRE 2979 86991519 LUTHERNCI1URCHLUKA 555 86991485 MOGONOPRIMARYSCHOOL 1993 WARD 4 comprises of a total of 5692 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 86991058 OLD POLICE STATION BUILDING 604 86991205 LUKA PRIMARY SCHOOL 3150 86991182 KELOKITSO EARLY LEARNING CENTRE 1938 WARD 5 comprises of a total of 5400 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 86991036 LESEDI APOSTOLIC CHURCH 994 86991890 BAFOKENG HIGH SCHOOL 914 86992060 KGALE PRIMARY SCHOOL 1702 86992071 RAINBOW STORES 586 8699J 137 MA TLHWARE PRIMARY SCHOOL 1204 WARD 6 comprises of a total of 5712 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 86991025 JJlTHABANENG STATION 498 86991014 SEMANE EARLY LEARNING CENTRE (OPEN SPACE) 522 86991003 SARON PRIMARY SCHOOL 1527 86990990 MOREMOGOLO PRIMARY SCHOOL 838 86990978 MOTSWERE MOLOTLEGl EARLY LEARNING CENTRE 1514 86991047 MA TALE MIDDLE SCHOOL 813 BUITENGEWONE PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 15 MAART 2010 No.6749 5 WARD 7 comprises of a total of 5401 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020456 (Portion) LEKWAKWA PRIMARY SCHOOl, 566 86991]15 LEFARAGATLHE PRIMARY SCHOOL 2444 86991]04 RAPHAFANASPORTSGROUND 1455 86991070 BUAN.TA PRIMARY SCHOOL 936 WARD 8 comprises of a total of 7158 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020298 OLYMPIAPARK SPORT STADIUM 2394 87020489 TEMPORARY VOTING STATION (GEELHOUT PARK OPEN SPACE) 1343 87020377 SOCIAL SECURlTY (TPA) lMl 87020445 (Portion) GEELHOUTPARKSECONDARYSCHOOL 1780 WARD 9 comprises of a total of 5585 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020164 (Portion) HF TLOU HIGH SCI-mOL 1587 87020210 TLHABANE COMMUNITY HALL ]846 87020221 JD MOSIA SCHOOL 2152 WARD 10 comprises of a total of 7176 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020434 NKUKlSE PRiMARY SCHOOL 542 87020209 LUTHERAN BAPEDI CHURCH ]430 87020164 (Portion) I-IT TLOU HIGH SCHOOL 100 87020197 KGWADIKGWADI SCHOOL 3306 87020096 (Portion) ZINNIA VILLE COMMUNITY HALL 1798 WARD 11 comprises of a total of 6757 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 870204J2 .TABULA HOSTEL 1360 87020186 AFRIQUE CALTEX GARAGE 262] 87020456 (Portion) LEKWAKWA PRIMARY SCHOOL 200 87020232 RAMPA PRIMARY SCHOOL 2576 WARD 12 comprises of a total of 5307 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 8702(J()(i3 (Portion) RETLAKGONA PRIMARY SCHOOL 3129 87020300 MERiTlNG COMMUNITY HALL 2J78 WARD 13 comprises of a total of 6744 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020]08 PRIMARY SCHOOL RUSTENBURGNORTH 3538 87020175 OLD MUNICIPAL BUILDING 3206 6 No. 6749 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, 15 MARCH 2010 WARD 14 comprises of a total of 7097 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020131 RUSTENBIJRG TOWN HALL 4383 87020142 VASTRAP PRIMARY SCHOOL 2714 WARD 15 comprises of a total of 6891 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020120 DERGSIG IllGIl SCHOOL 4359 87020153 PROTEAPARK PRIMARY SCHOOL 2532 WARD 16 comprises of a total of 5918 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020445 (Portion) GEELHOUTPARKSECONDARYSCHOOL 140 87020119 WA VAN ZYL HALL 4964 86992082 ANANDA HOTEL 814 WARD 17 comprises of a total of 6568 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020355 SELLY PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL 2689 87020085 SPORTS GROUNDS 1903 87020467 CASHAN OPEN SPACE 1976 WARD 18 comprises of a total of 7071 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020423 RAMOTSHANA SPORTS GROUNDS 3408 87020096 (Portion) ZINNIAVILLE COMMUNITY HALL 239 87020074 DAVID BRINK PRIMARY SCHOOL 3424 WARD 19 comprises of a total of 5717 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters ~7020366 lTEKELENG SUPERMARKET (OPEN SPACE) 2222 86992374 (Portion) IKAGENG MUNICIPAL OFFICES 220 87020399 PAARDEKRAAL SHOPPING COMPLEX 1361 87020243 B01KAGONG SECONDARY SCHOOL 1914 WARD 20 comprises of a total of 7159 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020lno TSHOl.<1PET ,0 COMM1JNTTY COTJ ,FGE 3050 87020478 (Portion) SPORT GROUNDS 591 87020041 LETSIBOGO P SCHOOL 3518 WARD 21 comprises of a total of 6579 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020478 (Portion) SPORT GROUNDS 1000 87020029 LUTHERN CHURCH BOITEKONG 2125 87020018 ROTTFKONG SECONDARY SCHOOL 3454 BUITENGEWONE PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 15 MAART 2010 No.6749 7 WARD 22 comprises of a total of 6436 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 87020401 PAARDEKRAAL PRIMARY SCHOOL 343(, 86992037 KANANA HOSTEL 3000 WARD 23 comprises of a total of 6217 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 86991306 TEMPORARY VOTING STATION (CIIACllALAZA) 1106 86992532 KANA BUTCHERY 631 86991722 SERUTUBE PRIMARY SCHOOL 524 8(,991328 KANANA LUTHERN CHURCH 490 86991339 KANANA CA THOLIC CHURCH 1431 86991317 KANA PRIMARY SCHOOL 1742 86991340 ST GERARD MAJELA MIDDLE SCHOOL 293 WARD 24 comprises of a total of 5812 registered voters Voting District Voting Station Number of Voters 86992497 FREEDOM PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL 320l 86992554 IMPALA SOUTH HOSTEL 546 86991092 NR 9 SHAFT HOSTEL 1025 86992543 NR2 SHAFT HOSTEL 1040 WARD 25 comprises of a total of 5367 registered
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