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City of Cape Town Stad Kaapstad CIVIC CENTRE, 12 HERTZOG BOULEVARD BURGERSENTRUM, HERTZOG-BOULEVARD 12 P O BOX 298, CAPE TOWN, 8000 POSBUS 298, KAAPSTAD, 8000

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City of Cape Town Stad Kaapstad CIVIC CENTRE, 12 HERTZOG BOULEVARD BURGERSENTRUM, HERTZOG-BOULEVARD 12 P O BOX 298, CAPE TOWN, 8000 POSBUS 298, KAAPSTAD, 8000 City of Cape Town Stad Kaapstad CIVIC CENTRE, 12 HERTZOG BOULEVARD BURGERSENTRUM, HERTZOG-BOULEVARD 12 P O BOX 298, CAPE TOWN, 8000 POSBUS 298, KAAPSTAD, 8000 Our Ref/Ons Verw: GM. 25/2/89 D.t./D.tum: 1Q86. 8, 2 8, Ask For/vra vir: Mrs Reeders Telex: Your Ref/U Verw: Tel: 210-3442 Mr B Vos End Conscription Campaign (E C C) 41 Trill Road OBSERVATORY 7925 Dear Sir ONE-PERSON STANDS IN THE MUNICIPAL AREA OF CAPE TOWN Your letter dated 1986-08-26 refers. There is no objection from a traffic control point of view to your Organisation holding one-person stands from 07h00 to 19h00 for the period 1986-09-01 to 1986-09-06, on the pavement in the vicinity of the sites set out in this letter. Kindly note that the picketers shall not stand within 10 metres of traffic signals, corners or intersections, nor shall they stand on the centre median in any roaci7 The sites are as follows: 1. Buitenkant Street, between Mill and Maynard Streets, Cape Town. 2. Victoria Road, Woodstock, between Salt River and Greatmore Roads. 3. Salt River Road, Woodstock, between Albert and Kent Roads. 4. Victoria Road, Salt River, between Durham Avenue and Bridgefield Road. 5. Main Road, Observatory, between Bowden and Trill Roads or between Anzior and Mostert Roads. 6. Main Road, Mowbray, opposite Wayne's Bakery. 7. Rhodes Drive, Mowbray at the side of Grand Bazaars. 8. Liesbeeck Parkway, opposite Hartleyvale. 9. Liesbeeck Parkway, opposite Gordons Institute. 10. Liesbeeck Parkway, opposite Starke Ayres Nursery. 11. Liesbeeck Parkway, level with Dixton Road, below Settlers Way. 12. Durban Road, Mowbray, between Struben and Malleson Roads. 13. Klipfontein Road, Mowbray, outside or opposite St Giles. 14. Milner Road, Rondebosch, between Park Road and Moolenberg Road or between Park Road and Bonair Road. 15. Main Road, Rosebank, opposite or at Methodist Church. 16. Main Road, Claremont, between Glenhof and Protea Roads. 17. Main Road, Claremont, at or opposite Barclays Bank (near St Saviour's Church). 18. Main Road, Rondebosch, opposite Fountain Shopping Centre. 19. Belmont Road, outside or opposite St Joseph's College. 20. Milner Road, Rondebosch, between Sandown and Rover Roads. 21. Union Avenue above Paradise Road traffic lights. 22. Lansdowne Road, between Belvedere and Selous Roads. 23. Chichester Road, Kenilworth, between Garfield and Bassett Roads (opposite Kenilworth Centre). 24. Lansdowne Road, Lansdowne, between Lacre and Carwell Roads. 25. Racecourse Road, between Arthur and Goss Roads. 26. Rosmead Avenue, Wynberg, between Broad and Wetton Roads. 27. Main Road, Wynberg, between Rochly and Stilton Roads. 28. Main Road, Wynberg, between Riverstone and Curzon Roads or between Wetton and Conway Roads. 29. Main Road, Plumstead, between Southfield and Culm Roads. 30. Prince George Drive, Wynberg, between Harpford and Clarence Roads. 31. Prince George Drive, Wynberg, between Ottery and Ross Roads (on either side). 32. Turfhall Road, Mountview, between Gedult and Belmore Roads. 33. Turfhall Road between Thornton and Belgravia Roads. 34. Klipfontein Road, Athlone, at the bus shelters. 35. Klipfontein Road, between Jan Smuts Avenue and Thornton or Jan Smuts and Protea Roads. 36. Klipfontein Road between Cross and Hickory Roads. 37. Klipfontein Road, between Johnson and Carnie Roads, or on Blossom Road side. 38. Klipfontein Road, between Hazel and Balu Parker Roads. 39. Thornton Road, between Camberwell and Kromboom Roads. 40. Turfhall Road, Lansdowne, between Belgravia and Thornton Roads. 41. Belgravia Road, between St Simon and St Frusquin Roads. 42. College Road, Rylands, between Doring and Flat Roads. 43. College Road, between Pooke and Cissy Gool Roads. 44. Grass verge between Liesbeeck Parkway and Park Road. 45. Woolsack Drive, opposite the College of Music. 46. Main Road, opposite Baxter Theatre (Rondebosch). 47. Campground Road, grass verge on north side near Kelvin Grove. 48. Main Road, Rondebosch, between Witneys and Poplar Roads. 49. Campground Road, opposite or at Rustenberg High School. 50. Sawkins Road, near the end of Rondebosch Common. 51. Campground Road, between Sandown and Glebe Roads. 52. Campground Road, between Fife and Ross Roads. 53. Palmyra Road, Newlands, between Hellenburgh Road and Mayfair Avenue. 54. Strand Street, Cape Town, between Buitengracht and Rose Streets. 55. Orange Street, Cape Town, between Rheede and Hof Streets. 56. Buitengrach, Cape Town between Orpaan and Buiten Streets. 57. Darling Street, Cape Town, between Harrington and Sir Lowry Road. 58. Strand Street, Cape Town, between Buitenkant and Oswald Pirow Bridge. 59. High Level Road, Green Point, between York and Vesperdene Roads. 60. Beach Road, Three Anchor Bay, between Penarth and Three Anchor Bay Roads. 61. Main Road, Green Point, between York and Varney's Roads. 62. Beach Road, Sea Point, between Arthur and Worcester Roads. The permission is granted in terms of the Traffic By-Law promulgated under Provincial Notice 1117 of 1973-12-14, subject to the following conditions: 1. that all traffic laws shall be obeyed; 2. that the instructions of any uniformed Law Enforcement Officer of the Council shall be complied with; 3. that no undue obstruction shall be caused to pedestrian or vehicular traffic 4. that each placard holder shall be in possession of a copy of this letter, to be produced on demand to any uniformed Law Enforcement Officer of the Council; 5. that no member of your Organisation shall stand on the centre islands or within 10 metres of traffic signals, corners or intersections;___________________________________________________ 6. that your Organisation ensures that before it undertakes the holding of the event in question it is fully in possession of all necessary authorities, if any, which may be required; and 7. that the Council reserves the right to withdraw the foregoing in whole or in part at any stage should it be deemed desirable to do so. I wish to stress that the permit hereby granted is issued solely in terms of the Traffic By-law, the Council having satisfied itself that the "one-person stands" applied for are not likely to endanger, obstruct or interfere with pedestrian or vehicular traffic, any public market, any other meeting or any other lawful use of the public street. This authority does not, however, give any permission required in terms of any other legislation in force. The legality of these "one-person stands" in terms of the recently promulgated emergency regulations has been questioned, however, and for this reason it is suggested that you satisfy yourself in this connection by enquiring from the appropriate authority. Yours faithfully for CITY ADMINISTRATOR VS0124S ag C.E.-B.S 135 City of Cape Town Stad Kaapstad CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT STADSINGENIEURSDEPARTEMENT CIVIC CENTRE, 12 HERTZOG BOULEVARD BURGERSENTRUM,HERTZOGBOULEVARD 12 P O BOX 1694, CAPE TOWN, 8000 POSBUS 1694, KAAPSTAD, 8000 TEL: 210 3147 TELEGR: ‘DESIRABLE a s k f o r /v r a v iR : H r G a s s e rt TELEX: 52-0966 SA ,986 -05- <» REF/VERW: B 3 A DATE/DATUM: Hr A 3 Teeling-Smith c/o End Conscription Committee P 0 Box 208 WOODSTOCK 7925 Dear Sir APPLICATION TO DISPLAY 950 POSTERS ADVERTISING PUBLIC MEETING TO BE HELD ON 1986-09-04 AT SEA POINT CIVIC CENTRE Permission is hereby granted to display the abovementioned posters on Council electric light poles subject to the attached conditions. The amount of R 190-00 is hereby acknowledged being a deposit in respect of the posters in question. Receipt No 584207 dated 1986-08-29 refers. Yours faithfully for CITY ENGINEER OFFICE HOURS: 08h30 to 12h00 - Mondays to Fridays v C.E.-B.S 144 STANDARD CONDITIONS RELATING TO POSTERS ATTftCHED TO COUNCIL ELECTRIC LIGHT POLES 1. All posters must be presented to this Department in order to be numbered and date stamped. 2. Posters are not to contain any commercial advertising matter. 3. The poster may not exceed 0,9 x 0,6 m in area. 4. Posters are to be attached to Council electric light poles only. They are not to be affixed to trees, traffic light poles, or other poles which carry traffic signs, walls, fences, rocks, other natural features or other Municipal property. 5. Posters may not be pasted on poles but are to be mounted on board and affixed securely with stout string. 6. No pole is to be used for the display of more than one poster. 7. No poster may be displayed within 30 m of any traffic signal, yield sign or stop sign. 8. The posters may not be displayed more than 4 days before the date of the function. They must be removed within 3 days after the date of function shown on the poster, and must be returned to this Department within 4 days of the date stamped on the poster, in order to qualify for a refund of the deposit. 9. The display of these posters is prohibited in the Foreshore area, on any bridge, and along the following roads:- 9.1 Eastern Boulevard from Strand Street to De Uaal Drive. 9.2 De Uaal Drive, from its junction with Jutland Avenue and including the overhead bridge in Roeland Street. 9.3 Rhodes Drive. 9.4 Union Avenue. 9.5 Black River Parkway, including the section of mi n e r Road as far as the end of the dual carriageway. 9.6 Liesbeek Parkway, to Camp Ground Road. 9.7 Settlers Way. 9.8 Beach Road from Mouille Point to Bantry Bay. 9.9 Victoria Road from Bantry Steps to Bakoven Municipal boundary. 9.10 Camps Bay Drive. 9.11 Kloof Nek Road from Bellevue Street to Kloof Nek. 9.12 Kloof Road, through the Glen, Camps Bay. 9.13 Boyes Drive. 9.14 Baden Powell Drive, Muizenberg.
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