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BUSHBUCKRIDGE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

WATER PROJECTS

Period
Project Name
Project
Beneficiaries
Budget
2008/2009
R
Source of Funding
Implementing
Agency

  • Project ID
  • Project Location
  • Project Objective

KEY Performance

Indicator

BLMW001 BLMW002
Installation of BBR regions meters
All regions Acornhoek
Provision of Water Provision of Water
Access of water

  • 5,848,200
  • MIG
  • BLM

BLM

Construction of Line
Acornhoek Acornhoek

  • Access of water
  • 394,302

MIG MIG

command, to existing reservoir Construction of Line

  • BLMW003
  • Acornhoek
  • Provision of Water
  • Access of water
  • 54,421

BLM

command, to existing reservoir Reticulation and yard meter connection Reticulation and yard meter connection Construction Acornhoek of 100kl Concrete Reservoir
BLMW004 BLMW005 BLMW009 BLMW010
Acornhoek Acornhoek

  • Brenda
  • Provision of Water

Provision of Water Provision of Water Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water Access of water Access of water
1,000,000 1,500,000 342,958

MIG MIG MIG MIG
BLM BLM BLM BLM

Ceko Dingleydale

  • Dingleydale
  • Construction Acornhoek

of branch
2,537,263 pipeline from booster pump station to new reservoir

  • BLMW011
  • Construction Acornhoek

of 200kl

  • Moloro
  • Provision of Water
  • Access of water
  • 571,596

  • MIG
  • BLM

Reservoir

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BUSHBUCKRIDGE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

WATER PROJECTS

Period
Project Name
Project
Beneficiaries
Budget
2008/2009
R
Source of Funding
Implementing
Agency

  • Project ID
  • Project Location
  • Project Objective

KEY Performance

Indicator

  • BLMW012
  • Construction Acornhoek

Branch pipe from

  • Moloro
  • Provision of Water
  • Access of water
  • 2,721,030

  • MIG
  • BLM

Brooklyn to Moloro

  • BLMW013
  • Construction Acornhoek

of Branch line from main

  • Moloro
  • Provision of Water
  • Access of water

  • MIG
  • BLM

1,088,412 line to reservoir
BLMW014

BLMW015 BLMW016
Water reticulation
Acornhoek Acornhoek
Modlambongolo Phelandaba
Provision of Water Provision of Water Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water Access of water
504,000

MIG MIG MIG
BLM BLM BLM

Water reticulation
1,000,000

  • 1,297,890
  • Refurbishme Acornhoek

nt of existing
Setlhare Tribal Authority reservoir

  • BLMW017
  • Upgrading of Acornhoek

branch pipe

  • Sigagule
  • Provision of Water
  • Access of water
  • 146,995

  • MIG
  • BLM

to new 400kl reservoir at Sigagule: bulk.
BLMW018

BLMW019
Construction Acornhoek of 400kl Reservoir Construction Acornhoek of Command pipe from Acornhoek to Tintswalo

  • Sigagule
  • Provision of Water
  • Access of water

Access of water
985,085 729,106 1,529,383

MIG MIG
BLM BLM

Tintswalo Village Provision of Water

  • Okkernooitboom. Provision of Water
  • BLMW020
  • Construction

of branch

  • Acornhoek
  • Access of water

  • MIG
  • BLM

pipeline from

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BUSHBUCKRIDGE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

WATER PROJECTS

Period
Project Name
Project
Beneficiaries
Budget
2008/2009
R
Source of Funding
Implementing
Agency

  • Project ID
  • Project Location
  • Project Objective

KEY Performance

Indicator

Acornhoek to Okkernooitbo om.

BLMW021

BLMW022
Water reticulation Water
Casteel Shatale
Zoeknog A ( GaPharea) Zoeknog B (Sofaya)
Provision of Water Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water
1,800,000 1,800,000

  • MIG
  • BLM

  • BLM
  • MIG

MIG MIG

reticulation
BLMW023

BLMW024
Bulk Water reticulation

  • Casteel
  • Casteel
  • Provision of Water

Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water
900,000

BLM BLM

Refurbishme Dwarsloop nt of Dwarsloop
Dwarsloop town
3,260,400

8,076,239 5,377,851 bulk pipeline
BLMW025

BLMW026
Construction of Secondary bulk Construction of 2Ml
Dwarsloop Dwarsloop
Dwarsloop town Arthurstone
Provision of Water Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water

MIG MIG
BLM BLM

Reservoir and pipeline Construction of pipeline from Ludlow main pipe to Clare A

  • BLMW027
  • Hluvukani
  • Clare A (New

Settlement)

  • Provision of Water
  • Access of water
  • 3,862,350

National Treasury
DWAF

BLMW028 BLMW029
Construction of 600kl Reservoir Construction of pipeline from Ludlow to Hlabekisa
Hluvukani Hluvukani

  • Islington
  • Provision of Water

Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water
1,440,134
1,000,000

MIG MIG
BLM BLM

Tlhavekisa

3

BUSHBUCKRIDGE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

WATER PROJECTS

Period
Project Name
Project
Beneficiaries
Budget
2008/2009
R
Source of Funding
Implementing
Agency

  • Project ID
  • Project Location
  • Project Objective

KEY Performance

Indicator

  • BLMW030
  • Construction

of pipeline from Ndonga to Kildare, cork branch Construction of reservoirs Belfast and Lillydale Construction of Pipeline from Lillydale reservoir to Justicia B

  • Lilydale
  • Kildare
  • Provision of Water
  • Access of water
  • 2,762,930

  • MIG
  • BLM

BLMW031 BLMW032
Lilydale Lilydale

  • Belfast
  • Provision of Water

Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water
2,000,000
146,995

MIG MIG
BLM BLM

Justicia B
BLMW033 BLMW034
Construction of 600kl reservoir Construction of 600kl

  • Mariti
  • Tsakane

Soweto
Provision of Water Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water
1,368,000
1,368,000

MIG MIG
BLM BLM

Mkhuhlu reservoir
BLMW035

BLMW036
Water Reticulation
Mariti Mariti
Marongwane Marongwane
Provision of Water Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water
570,274

MIG MIG
BLM BLM

Construction of branch
1,440,813 pipe from upper Marite to Tsakane
BLMW037

BLMW038
Construction Mkhuhlu of bulk pipeline from main line to Reservoir Construction Mkhuhlu of 600kl

  • Cunningmoore A Provision of Water
  • Access of water

Access of water
1,993,745 1,440,134

MIG MIG
BLM BLM

  • Oakley
  • Provision of Water

Reservoir

4

BUSHBUCKRIDGE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

WATER PROJECTS

Period
Project Name
Project
Beneficiaries
Budget
2008/2009
R
Source of Funding
Implementing
Agency

  • Project ID
  • Project Location
  • Project Objective

KEY Performance

Indicator

  • BLMW039
  • Construction Mkhuhlu

of Oakley branch pipe Construction Mkhuhlu of Bulk from Marite to

  • Oakley
  • Provision of Water
  • Access of water
  • 2,658,327

  • MIG
  • BLM

BLM

BLMW040 BLMW041
Soweto Shatale
Provision of Water Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water
5,848,319 9,179,964

MIG MIG

Soweto reservoir Transfer line from Inyaka treatment plant to
Shatale

BLM BLM

Shatale branch

  • BLMW042
  • Construction Thulamahashe

of bulk line

  • Allandale A
  • Provision of Water
  • Access of water

MIG

2,109,887 from main line to reservoir
BLMW043

BLMW044
Construction Thulamahashe of concrete Reservoir Construction Thulamahashe of bulk line
Dingleydale A (Chochocho)
Provision of Water Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water
255,645

MIG MIG
BLM BLM

Dingleydale A (Chochocho)
2,176,824 from main line to reservoir
BLMW045

BLMW046
Construction Thulamahashe of bulk pie from Burlington to Edinburgh B
Edinburgh B Rolle A
Provision of Water Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water
2,971,256
2,045,670

MIG MIG
BLM BLM

Construction Thulamahashe of bulk line from main

5

BUSHBUCKRIDGE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

WATER PROJECTS

Period
Project Name
Project
Beneficiaries
Budget
2008/2009
R
Source of Funding
Implementing
Agency

  • Project ID
  • Project Location
  • Project Objective

KEY Performance

Indicator

line to reservoir

BLMW047

BLMW048
Construction Thulamahashe of 400kl Reservoir Construction Thulamahashe

  • Rolle A
  • Provision of Water

Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water

  • MIG
  • BLM

BLM

985,085

  • 653,047
  • Tshunelani

MIG

of bulk line from main line to reservoir
BLMW049

BLMW050
Construction Thulamahashe of 100kl Reservoir

  • Tshunelani
  • Provision of Water

Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water
255,645

MIG MIG
BLM BLM

  • Water
  • Thulamahashe
  • Thulamahashe

town
8,000,000 reticulation and yard meter connection Water reticulation and yard meter connection Water reticulation and yard meter connection Water
BLMW051 BLMW052 BLMW053

  • Lillydale
  • Metsi (Ireagh B)

Motlamogale Arthurstone
Provision of Water Provision of Water Provision of Water
Access of water Access of water Access of water
1,290,000 1,912,000 3,745,000

MIG MIG MIG
BLM BLM BLM

Casteel Dwarsloop reticulation and yard meter connection

6

BUSHBUCKRIDGE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

Sanitation Projects

Project Name and number of units
Period /

  • Project
  • Key Performance

Indicator
Budget
2008/2009
R
Source of Funding
Implementing
Agency

  • Project ID
  • Project Location
  • Project Objectives

Beneficiaries

  • BLMS001
  • Purification

works-

  • Maviljan
  • Maviljan
  • provision of

Sanitation

  • 1
  • 5,000,000
  • National

Treasury
DPLGH
Upgrading of Oxidation Purification worksinfrastructure

  • BLMS002
  • Thulamahashe
  • Thulamahashe
  • provision of

Sanitation

  • 1
  • 5,000,000
  • National

Treasury
DPLGH refurbishment of sewerage system infrastructure
BLMS003 BLMS004 BLMS005 BLMS006 BLMS007 BLMS008 BLMS009
Construction of Sewerage reticulation Construction of Sewerage reticulation Construction of Sewerage reticulation
Acornhoek Shatale
Acornhoek Shatale provision of Sanitation infrastructure provision of Sanitation infrastructure provision of Sanitation infrastructure provision of Sanitation infrastructure provision of Sanitation infrastructure provision of Sanitation infrastructure provision of Sanitation infrastructure
1111111
1,206,000 3,000,000 5,000,000 8,000,000 3,096,000 16,000,000 8,000,000
MIG MIG MIG MIG MIG MIG MIG
BLM BLM BLM BLM BLM BLM BLM
Dwarsloop Acornhoek Mkhuhlu
Dwarsloop Acornhoek Mkhuhlu
WWTW WWTW Rural sanitation for all regions Construction of sewerage plant and bulk
BBR Community Thulamahashe
All regions Thulamahashe

sewerage pipe

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BUSHBUCKRIDGE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

Roads, Bridges and Stormwater Drainage Projects

Period/
Projects
ID
R 293 Towns /
Villages
Key Performance
Indicator
Budget
2008/2009
R
Source of Funding
Implementing
Agency

  • Project Name
  • Region
  • Project Objectives

BLMR001 BLMR002 BLMR003 BLMR004 BLMR005 BLMR006
Streets, roads, Stormwater and culverts

  • BBR Community
  • All regions

Hluvukani All regions Craighburn
Provision of Roads, bridges and Storm water Infrastructure
Eradicate backlog of roads, Bridges and Storm water drainage. Eradicate backlog of roads, Bridges and Storm water drainage. Eradicate backlog of roads, Bridges and Storm water drainage. Eradicate backlog of roads, Bridges and Storm water drainage. Eradicate backlog of roads, Bridges and Storm water drainage. Eradicate backlog of roads, Bridges and Storm water drainage.

  • 2,000,000
  • EQ
  • BLM(Tech)

BLM(Tech) BLM(Tech) BLM(Tech) EDM
Motor ways / tar roadsConstruction of bus shelters Motor ways / tar roads

  • Hluvukani
  • Provision of Roads,

bridges and Storm water Infrastructure

  • 500,000
  • EQ

EQ EQ MIG EQ

  • BBR Community
  • Provision of Roads,

bridges and Storm water Infrastructure
1,000,000

  • 800,000
  • Tarring of Road Casteel
  • Provision of Roads,

bridges and Storm water Infrastructure

Tarring of road from Greenvalley to Salique Construction of Acornhoek bridge from Tintswalo to Nurses

  • Acornhoek
  • Greenvalley

(Khiyelang)
Provision of Roads, bridges and Storm water Infrastructure
7,200,000

  • 2,900,000
  • Tintswalo Village Provision of Roads,

bridges and Storm
BLM(Tech) water Infrastructure
Cottages.

  • BLMR007
  • Tarring of road

from M.P stream to Cunningmoore A via

  • Agincourt
  • M.P Stream
  • Provision of Roads,

bridges and Storm water Infrastructure
Eradicate backlog of roads, Bridges and Storm water drainage.
10,000,000 National
Treasury
Dept Roads & Transport

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