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1Ste Aanvullende Waardasie 15/16 Overstrand 1STE AANVULLENDE WAARDASIE 15/16 - 1ST SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION 15/16 Valuation Roll for the financial years 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 Date of valuation: 2011/07/02 Erf & Sub-erfno Category Zone Situation address & Usage Owner name Extent (m2) Valuation HWC1 RES 451 CHURCH STREET 157 PARKER S 1255 950000 UNFINISHED GFK2 RES 709 NAUDE STREET 4 LACKAY CM MEV 714 868800 GPB6 RES 710 BOUNDARY WAY 8 COLLINS AE 773 601100 HWC8 RES 451 CANTERBURY STREET 100 STEINIG KHA 654 1244900 KRE8 RES 813 CLARENCE DRIVE VAN ZYL NR MR 989 1097800 HHW9 RES 812 CHURCH STREET ZZZZ BREWELL B 4478 875000 KPRB9 RES 811 TERMINAL ROAD 11 ROBIN HOOD TRUST 1395 2794700 NO ADD VALUE GGB9 RES 702 FRANKEN STRAAT 8 MARAIS E&L MNR/ME 972 986100 SSS11 RES 151 BUITEN STREET 10 MOHR D ME 4758 2165100 ART78(1)(c) GFK14 RES 709 DU PLESSIS STREET 4 FOSTER FH MNR 595 1241900 GGB16 RES 702 HOOP STRAAT 21 CLARKE M MEV 892 1074100 Page1 Overstrand 1STE AANVULLENDE WAARDASIE 15/16 - 1ST SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION 15/16 Valuation Roll for the financial years 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 Date of valuation: 2011/07/02 GPB25 RES 710 ROTUNDA WAY 56 THEUNISSEN TR&CAMNR/ME 848 692300 HFH25 RES 580 RIVERSIDE DRIVE 35 ROMER LB&M 1263 1382700 HFH27 RES 580 BROADWAY 40 GRUMMITT W&NA 1228 1142900 GKB28 RES 708 VAN DYK STRAAT 19 KLEINHANS CM MS 1378 1676500 GFK32 RES 709 MARAIS STREET 93 NELSON & SCHREIBER RH&M& 732 1422700 GFK33 RES 709 MARAIS STREET 95 WENTZEL N&JJ 595 1128700 HWC35 RES 451 SUNNYBRAE CRESCENT 10 LEICESTER CR&JM 936 1419200 GDK43 RES 701 DE VILLIERS STREET 1 JORDAAN CFP MNR 757 1088700 KPRB45 RES 811 PENGUIN ROAD 19 MEYER JG MNR 1327 2298000 GDK48 RES 701 DE VILLIERS STREET 13 WOLVAARDT A&LY 1059 845000 GFK48 RES 709 MARAIS STREET 109 SCHALK PIENAAR TRUST 595 575000 NO ADD VALUE KPRB48 RES 811 PENGUIN ROAD 13 MALHERBE K&IDVMNR/ME 1509 1643800 GGB49 BUS 702 MAIN ROAD 31 BIRKENHEAD MOTORS 892 1370000 Page2 Overstrand 1STE AANVULLENDE WAARDASIE 15/16 - 1ST SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION 15/16 Valuation Roll for the financial years 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 Date of valuation: 2011/07/02 GFK50 RES 709 NAUDE STREET 40 COETZEE J 732 1439800 HFH50 Vacant Land 580 RIVERSIDE DRIVE 63 SCHUSTER KJ&GD 1140 740000 HSB53 RES 553 PIET RETIEF CRESCENT 227 CLOTHER-SINCLAIR & NEL GW&LA 714 2199500 HZW53 RES 601 TSHANDU 61 NONDALA P 200 85200 UNFINISHED HFH54 RES 580 RIVERSIDE DRIVE 71 NEFDT LE 1779 1503400 HWC54 Vacant Land 451 CHURCH STREET 133 GODFREY R 694 5000000 Art78(1)(f) HZW56 RES 601 TSHANDU 64 MCINJANA ST 180 130300 KPRB56 RES 811 GULL ROAD 4 JAMES AR MR 1229 1921900 GFK58 RES 709 NAUDE STREET 48 COETZEE DG 595 1132500 GPB62 RES 710 THE CRESCENT 21 BINDEMAN EJ&K 969 442500 SSS62 RES 150 CALEDON STREET 18 WHITELAW PR MR 1321 1660800 GBH62 Vacant Land 706 FARMS DANGER POINT ECOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT 699533 43885000 CO (PTY)LTD Page3 Overstrand 1STE AANVULLENDE WAARDASIE 15/16 - 1ST SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION 15/16 Valuation Roll for the financial years 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 Date of valuation: 2011/07/02 KRE62 RES 813 2 LOVERS WALK HILES DN&LM 1003 1497500 GBH63 Vacant Land 706 ROMANSBAAI DANGER POINT ECOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT 507967 25850000 CO (PTY)LTD CONSOLIDATION 711/41 + 711/42 ART78(1)(c) GPB69 RES 710 THE CRESCENT 35 DIRKER FJ&WJ 832 480000 GPB70 RES 710 THE CRESCENT 37 WILLEMSE AP&JGMNR/ME 843 390000 NO PROGRESS HHW70 RES 812 CHURCH STREET ZZZZ GILLION D 1190 310000 KPRB73 RES 811 MARINE DRIVE 17 SUMMERMANIA TEN (PTY) LTD 1639 3556200 GDK76 RES 701 VYFER STREET 29 VAN DER MERWE B&RA MNR/ME 595 2595000 HFH77 Vacant Land 580 BROADWAY 84 AUSTIN MN 1130 450000 HSB80 RES 553 PIET RETIEF CRESCENT 201 BEYER RG&L 714 2094200 GKB81 RES 708 KUSFRONT 11 LINKIE GROENEWALD FAMILIETRUST 1088 1835000 Demolition Art78(1)(f) HFH82 RES 580 BROADWAY 99 NIXON HE 1338 791000 Brandskade Art78(1)(d) GKB83 RES 708 KUSFRONT 16 WILTRON TRUST WJ 1703 3548000 Page4 Overstrand 1STE AANVULLENDE WAARDASIE 15/16 - 1ST SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION 15/16 Valuation Roll for the financial years 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 Date of valuation: 2011/07/02 HSB88 RES 553 PIET RETIEF CRESCENT 193 O'KENNEDY AL 714 1568700 HFH88 RES 580 PROTEA ROAD 22 DE VILLIERS JPC 1491 784600 SSS90 RES 150 KORTMARK STREET 46 CLARKE N&MM MR 1983 1429500 HFH91 RES 580 PROTEA ROAD 26 TISON MA 1636 927900 HSB97 RES 553 PIET RETIEF CRESCENT 183 WESSELS CC 714 2845500 HWC99 RES 451 ARCADIA STREET 3 BARNARD JC 821 2761600 HWC100 RES 451 ROCKLANDS ROAD 54 BOSHOFF & STANDER JH&R 921 1276500 GPB101 RES 710 SPIN STREET 8 WILLS (CROWSON) AM MS 900 732600 NO PROGRESS HFH103 RES 580 BROADWAY 79 NARAN AM 1636 970000 HSB106 hol/accom 553 KUSWEG 38 HATTINGH JM 714 2670000 KPRB106 RES 811 ALBATROSS ROAD 24 GOUWS PJ&FM 1232 1822500 KPRB108 RES 811 ALBATROSS ROAD 28 DA FONSECA AAFC & S 1388 1740900 Page5 Overstrand 1STE AANVULLENDE WAARDASIE 15/16 - 1ST SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION 15/16 Valuation Roll for the financial years 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 Date of valuation: 2011/07/02 KRE111 RES 813 7 ROCKLANDS ROAD NIEUWOUDT C&JF 943 1000000 UNFINISHED GFK115 RES 709 SEA VIEW DRIVE 27 LAURIE CE ME 595 2253700 HSB117 RES 553 PIET RETIEF CRESCENT 163 BEN DE LANGE TRUST 703 1576800 GPB118 RES 710 BROADWAY STREET 26 LE ROUX SPDP& 1110 1321800 KPRB122 Vacant Land 811 ALBATROSS ROAD 23 JANSE VAN RENSBURG H 1317 850000 KPRB124 RES 811 ALBATROSS ROAD 19 VAN VUREN AP MR 1324 1585300 GDK127 RES 701 VYFER STREET 62 HECHTER DP 595 1621200 GBH128 Vacant Land 706 ROMANSBAAI SCHONEGEVEL HOLDINGS (PTY)LTD 5983 1600000 FROM 63 ART78(1)(c) HWC129 RES 450 WESTCLIFF ROAD 35 BJERRE CW 891 1185000 UNFINISHED GBH129 Vacant Land 706 ROMANSBAAI SCHONEGEVEL HOLDINGS (PTY)LTD 1932 1450000 FROM 63 ART78(1)(c) HWC130 RES 450 WESTCLIFF ROAD 56 BJERRE CW 775 1850000 UNFINISHED Art78(1)(f) GBH131 Vacant Land 706 ROMANSBAAI PASCOE PJ 1517 1000000 FROM 63 ART78(1)(c) Page6 Overstrand 1STE AANVULLENDE WAARDASIE 15/16 - 1ST SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION 15/16 Valuation Roll for the financial years 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 Date of valuation: 2011/07/02 KPRB138 RES 811 BELL ROAD NORTH 12 KRUGER IC 1478 2750900 KPRB139 RES 811 BELL ROAD NORTH 178 WOOD CJN 1222 2888000 HHW139 RES 812 LONG STREET ZZZZ BUCCHIANERI AF&VO 595 45000 NO PROGRESS GPB139 RES 710 CREST ROAD 26 BOSINI J 1265 709600 KRE141 RES 813 35 ROCKLANDS ROAD ZHANG JI 836 2594900 HHW150 RES 812 LIME STREET ZZZZ STEWART & HANSEN JR&CA 595 100000 NO PROGRESS HFH156 RES 580 PARK ROAD 36 BOOYSEN JH&N 1036 602100 KRE157 RES 813 26 PRIESTLEYA ROAD JOHAN DE JAGER FAMILIE TRUST 1210 1289700 KPRB157 RES 811 HANGKLIP ROAD 210 BLANKENBERG CN&CM 1298 1325900 GBH157 Vacant Land 706 ROMANSBAAI BARTMANN INVESTMENTS (PTY)LTD 6380 1600000 FROM 63 ART78(1)(c) KRE159 RES 813 22 PRIESTLEYA ROAD GROENEWALD CJ 1438 1050000 UNFINISHED HFH159 RES 580 PARK ROAD 30 SWART & DREYER PHR&H 1141 535200 GDK160 RES 701 DE VILLIERS STREET 51 SPRONG L&CE MR/MS 732 1505000 Page7 Overstrand 1STE AANVULLENDE WAARDASIE 15/16 - 1ST SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION 15/16 Valuation Roll for the financial years 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 Date of valuation: 2011/07/02 KPRB162 RES 811 HANGKLIP ROAD 220 MARITZ CG 1355 825000 UNFINISHED GKB165 RES 708 PERLEMOEN STREET 62 SNYMAN M&JL 600 936200 GFK166 RES 709 FOUCHE STREET 14 DE CONING CA 782 1065000 GDK168 RES 701 MORKEL STREET 20 LE ROUX GD&A MNR/ME 595 622000 GPB172 Vacant Land 710 TWIST STREET 14 BOTES N&TE 859 280000 SSS175 RES 150 LONGMARKET STREET 43 HUTTON JE MRS 1980 1205000 HHW178 MUNI 812 MARINE DRIVE 178 MUN OVERSTRAND 157381 2180000 NO ADD VALUE HWC179 RES 451 EAST STREET 5 MAASBURG AE 1560 2820000 HHW180 RES 812 MARINE DRIVE 180 SOLOMONS A 595 210000 NO PROGRESS HHW186 RES 812 JUTLAND CLOSE ZZZZ LE ROUX DD&EF 892 165000 UNFINISHED HHW189 RES 812 JUTLAND CLOSE ZZZZ MARTIN JG 584 535000 GFK193 RES 709 LE GRANGE STREET 26 MARAIS DF MNR 612 1291000 Page8 Overstrand 1STE AANVULLENDE WAARDASIE 15/16 - 1ST SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION 15/16 Valuation Roll for the financial years 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 Date of valuation: 2011/07/02 HSB195 RES 552 LONG STREET 93 DIPPENAAR BA 827 1349800 HWC195 RES 451 CANTERBURY STREET 28 MALAN GOEDGEDACHT FAMILY TRUST 674 1839200 GKB196 RES 708 KABELJOU STREET 6 DE WIT L MNR 639 2267500 GFK197 RES 709 SEA VIEW DRIVE 81 VAN DER MESCHT H 661 2342400 HZW197 Vacant Land 601 KAMANA 197 MUN OVERSTRAND 2007 60000 HSB201 RES 552 LONG STREET 87 LOUW L 829 1098000 KPRB202 RES 811 HIGH LEVEL ROAD 83 VRBA FL 2020 2416700 GKB202 RES 708 PERLEMOEN STREET 28 BRONSLOW AP&JD 757 933500 GKB204 RES 708 KREEF STREET 4 DE WET JK MNR 613 2319600 SSS207 RES 150 KING STREET 5A PONTARA & MESFIN N & BMR/MS 992 1979000 GGB210 EXEM 702 COMMONAGE MUN OVERSTRAND 14992366 23245000 No Add Value GRBRE213/119 RES 901 DIE TUINE STREET 3 WHITTAKER BA ME 1460 855000 Page9 Overstrand 1STE AANVULLENDE WAARDASIE 15/16 - 1ST SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION 15/16 Valuation Roll for the financial years 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 Date of valuation: 2011/07/02 GRBRE213/146 S/HOLD 901 FARMS STANDER DJ ME 10905 615000 GRBRE213/178 RES 901 OLIENHOUT AVENUE 22 CUNNINGHAM BJ 1834 445000 GBBOS213/201 MUNI 901 FARMS MUN OVERSTRAND 5824 725000 GRBRE213/205 RES 901 FARMS THE NAPOLI CHILDREN'S TRUST 9100 600000 GRBRE213/213 MUNI 901 FARMS MUN OVERSTRAND 1207 385000 GRBRE213/32 RES 901 BAARDSKEERDERSBOS CONOLLY PS&MWMR 9208 900000 GRBRE213/35 RES 901 STRANDVELD STREET 9 SWART SD ME 716 415000 GBBOS213/44 RES 901 STRANDVELD STREET 6 FAURIE CF 1095 455000 GRBRE213/54 S/HOLD 901 FARMS VINGERHOETS S 81687 755000 GBBOS213/64 RES 901 MAIN ROAD 9 HASTIE GJ MR 4536 1300000 BUSS NOT STARTED GRBRE213/66
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