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Annexure B.1 Informal Trading Schedule Annexure B.1 Informal Trading Schedule No of trading Suburb Name Location Category* bays Athlone Athlone CBD 2TH 72 Athlone George Street (2) 2TH 28 Athlone Street 2TH 3 Athlone Street 2TH 85 Athlone Street 2TH 4 Athlone Street 2TH 74 Bellville CBD Blanckenberg Road (Hospistal Area) 2TH 8 Bellville CBD Charl Malan Square Parking 2TH 10 Bellville CBD Charl Malan(Bus-Terminus Side Walk) 2TH 6 Bellville CBD Church Street Midestad Mall 2TH 7 Bellville CBD Durban Road (South Street) 2TH 3 Bellville CBD Freedom Sq Lwr B 2TH 76 Bellville CBD Freedom Square Lwr B 2TH 28 Bellville CBD Golden Arrow Control Tower 2TH 16 Bellville CBD Krustal Ave (Standard Bank) 2TH 20 Bellville CBD Landdross Street 2TH 1 Bellville CBD Mike Pienaar & Jip De Jager 2TH 1 Bellville CBD Teddington Street 2TH 5 Bellville CBD U-Save 2TH 11 Bellville CBD Vrede Street (Back of Shoprite) 2TH 9 Bellville CBD 2nd Market area on Bus Terminus 1TH 14 Bellville CBD Bend at the end of Bus Terminus 1TH 3 Bellville CBD Walk Way on Bus Terminus 1TH 2 Bellville PTI Bend at Tienie Meyer 1TH 14 Bellville PTI CHARL MALAN SIDEWALK 1TH 26 Bellville PTI Golden Arrow Control Tower 1TH 30 Bellville PTI PAINT CITY 1TH 45 Bellville PTI Second bus terminus trading area 1TH 27 Bellville PTI TAXI STACKING AREA 1TH 1 Bellville PTI U-SAVE TRADING AREA 1TH 18 Bellville PTI WALKWAY TRADING AREA 1TH 6 Bergvliet Main Road(Zwaanswyk 2TH 2 Camps Bay Camps Bay Main Road 2TH 23 Cape Point Main Road/ TMNP 1TH 34 Cape Town Central Adderley Street 3TH 155 Cape Town Central Darling Street 3TH 19 Cape Town Central Dorp Street 3TH 1 Cape Town Central Green Market Square 3TH 207 Cape Town Central Hans Strijdom Street 3TH 2 Cape Town Central Jetty Street 3TH 1 Cape Town Central Long Market Street 3TH 2 Cape Town Central Long Nile Street 3TH 2 Cape Town Central Long Street 3TH 13 Cape Town Central Plein Street 3TH 11 Cape Town Central Riebeeck Street 3TH 1 Cape Town Central St Georges Mall 3TH 62 Cape Town Central Texies Lane 3TH 2 Cape Town Central Wale Street 3TH 4 Cape Town Central Strand Street 3TH 18 Claremont Main Road 2TH 25 Claremont Newry Street 2TH 3 Claremont Ralph Street 2TH 14 Claremont Vineyard Road 2TH 2 Constantia Constantia Main Road ( ADM Stores) 2TH 5 Durbanville Carl Cronje Drive 2TH 3 Durbanville De Villiers Extension 2TH 2 Durbanville Durbanville Avenue 2TH 3 Durbanville Kenridge 2TH 1 Durbanville Old Oak/Stellenberg 2TH 2 Durbanville Ridgeworth& Old Oak Road 2TH 3 Durbanville Van Der Byl 2TH 2 Durbanville Taxi Rank 2TP 17 Fish Hoek Bayside Bazaar LST3 8 Fish Hoek Main Road 2TH 19 Fish Hoek Recreation Road 2TH 1 Page 1 of 5 Annexure B.1 Informal Trading Schedule No of trading Suburb Name Location Category* bays Fish Hoek Recreation Road-Parking area 2TH 1 Gatesville Gatesville 2TH 155 Goodwood Dingle Road 2TH 1 Goodwood Goodwood Station 2TH 3 Grassy Park Cnr 5th Ave & Victoria Rd 2TH 28 Hout Bay Hout Bay Main Road 2TH 1 Hout Bay Parking area(Shoprite) 2TH 2 Kraaifontein Botfontein Road 2TH 18 Kraaifontein Station Road 2TH 2 Lakeside Main & Steenberg Road's 2TH 7 Llandudno Beach parking area 2TH 1 Llandudno Victoria Road(Lookout site) 2TH 5 Lotus River Bontebok & Gemsbok Road 3TH 1 Lotus River Klip Rd & De Wet Road 3TH 1 Meadowridge Parking area- shopping centre 2TH 2 Mitchells Plain Town Centre Trading Kiosk South LST3 3 Mitchells Plain Town Centre 4th Aven 2TH 41 Mitchells Plain Town Centre Harmony Square 2TH 62 Mitchells Plain Town Centre Lyric Square 2TH 40 Mitchells Plain Town Centre Opera Place 2TH 13 Mitchells Plain Town Centre Polka Place 2TH 13 Mitchells Plain Town Centre Southern Market 2TH 19 Mitchells Plain Town Centre West Terminal 2TH 3 Mowbray Main Road (Opp SAPS) 2TH 12 Mowbray Taxi Rank (Liesbeek side) 2TH 1 Mowbray Upper Durban Road 2TH 1 Mowbray Victoria Road 2TH 7 Mowbray Mowbray kiosk Taxi rank 2TH 12 Muizenberg Royal Road(behind Flea market) 2TH 8 Newlands Newlands Cricket SNM 21 Observatory Observatory 2TH 1 Observatory Station Road 2TH 5 Ocean View Aries & Alpha Road's 3TH 2 Ocean View Gemini & Aquila Way 3TH 2 Ocean View Kommetjie Road & Slangkop 3TH 3 Ottery Strandfontein Road 3TH 6 Parkwood PG Drive Klip Cemetry 3TH 6 Parow Victoria & Alexander 2TH 42 Parow Cloete Str & Parow 2TH 21 Parow King Edward Str & Alexander Rd 2TH 42 Parow Parow & Victoria Str 2TH 39 Parow Voortrekker Rd & King Edward Str 2TH 42 Parow Klosser Lane 2TH 31 Parow McIntyre Road at Spar Prking 2TH 1 Parow Oldham Square 2TH 3 Parow Pick n'Pay 2TH 2 Parow Taxi Rank 2TH 9 Parow Post Office 2TP 5 Philippi Joe Gqabi 2 (Containers) LST3 2 Philippi Joe Gqabi 2TP 50 Pinelands Howard Center 2TH 9 Plumstead Cecil Road 2TH 3 Plumstead Gabriel Road 2TH 1 Retreat Park & ride (west) 2TH 10 Retreat Retreat Main Road 2TH 1 Retreat Taxi rank (west) 2TH 4 Retreat Taxi Rank/Chad Road 2TH 2 Rondebosch Fountain Square 2MH 1 Rondebosch Park & Campground 1 2MH 5 Rondebosch Park& Campground 2MH 15 Rondebosch Parking area 2MH 1 Rondebosch Sillwood Centre 2MH 3 Sea Forth Kleintuin Road 2TH 2 Sea Forth Parking area 2TH 6 Sea Point Sea Point Main Road 2MH 23 Simons Town Jubilee Square 1 2MH 17 Page 2 of 5 Annexure B.1 Informal Trading Schedule No of trading Suburb Name Location Category* bays Simons Town Jubilee Square 2 2MH 4 Simons Town Rectory Lane 2MH 2 Simons Town Union Lane 2MH 3 Southfield Dewaal & PG Drive 2TP 1 Southfield Victoria & Casino Road's 2TP 3 Steenberg Cradock Parking area 3TH 3 Steenberg Military Road 3TH 16 Sun Valley Ou Kaapsewg trading market 2TH 11 Woodstock Main Road woodstock 2MH 6 Wynberg Discom Lane 2TH 4 Wynberg Main Road 2TH 71 Wynberg Mitcham Lane 2TH 6 Wynberg Rosmead Avenue 2TH 2 Wynberg Morom Road / Taxi rank 2TH 6 Wynberg Rosmead Avenue 2TH 2 Salt River - 2TH Lavender Hill - 2TH Strandfontein - 2TH Kuilsriver - 2TH Strand - 2TH Somerset West - 2TH Harare Uncovered - 1.5mx1.5m bay 3MH Harare Uncovered - 1.5mx1.5m bay 3TH Harare Uncovered - 1.5mx1.5m bay 3TH Harare Uncovered 2mx2m bay 3MH Harare Uncovered 2mx2m bay 3MH Harare Uncovered 2mx2m bay 3TH Harare Uncovered 3mx3m bay 3MH Harare Uncovered 3mx3m bay 3MH Harare Uncovered 3mx3m bay 3MH Harare Covered 2m x 2m bay LST3 Harare Covered 2m x 2m bay LST3 Harare Covered 3m x 3m bay LST2 Kuyasa Uncovered 1m x 2m bay 3MH Kuyasa Uncovered 1m x 3.5m bay 3MH Kuyasa Uncovered 2m x 2m bay 3MH Kuyasa Uncovered 2m x 2m bay 3MH Kuyasa Uncovered 2.5m x 2.5 m bay 3MH Total 2542 Category* Markets and Hard Surfaced Category 1 (1) high demand Area (H) 1MH zones (M) Markets and Semi-Enclosed Category 1 (1) high demand Structure (S) 1MS zones (M) Leisure and Hard Surfaced Category 1 (1) 1LH Tourism (L) Area (H) Leisure and Semi-Enclosed Category 1 (1) 1LS Tourism (L) Structure (S) Transport Infrastructure and Hard Surfaced Category 1 (1) Commercial Area (H) Nodes and 1TH other (T) Transport Infrastructure and Semi-Enclosed Category 1 (1) Commercial Structure (S) Nodes and 1TS other (T) Page 3 of 5 Annexure B.1 Informal Trading Schedule No of trading Suburb Name Location Category* bays Transport Infrastructure Hard Surfaced Category 1 (1) and Area (H) Commercial 2TH Nodes (T) Transport Infrastructure Semi-Enclosed Category 1 (1) and Structure (S) Commercial 2TS Nodes (T) Markets / Leisure / Hard Surfaced Category 1 (1) Tourism and Area (H) high demand 2MH zones (M) Markets / Leisure / Semi-Enclosed Category 1 (1) Tourism and Structure (S) high demand 2MS zones (M) Transport Infrastructure Hard Surfaced Category 3 (3) and Area (H) Commercial 3TH Nodes (T) Transport Infrastructure Semi-Enclosed Category 3 (3) and Structure (S) Commercial 3TS Nodes (T) Markets / Leisure / Hard Surfaced Category 3 (3) Tourism and Area (H) high demand 3MH zones (M) Markets / Leisure / Semi-Enclosed Category 3 (3) Tourism and Structure (S) high demand 3MS zones (M) City Wide National/Internatio Special Events (S) SCWNM (CW) nal - Monthly (NM) City Wide National/Internatio Special Events (S) SCWND (CW) nal - Daily (ND) Regional/Local City Wide Special Events (S) Event - Monthly (CW) SCWRM (RM) City Wide Regional/Local Special Events (S) SCCWRD (CW) Event - Daily (RD) City Wide Lockup Structures and Storage (T) Category 1 (1) LST1 (CW) City Wide Lockup Structures and Storage (T) Category 2 (2) LST2 (CW) City Wide Lockup Structures and Storage (T) Category 3 (3) LST3 (CW) City Wide Mobile Traders: Pedestrian (MP) MPCW (CW) City Wide Mobile Traders: Vehicle based (MV) MVCW (CW) City Wide Public Space: Food Service Industry (PS) Category 1 (1) PSF1 (CW) City Wide Public Space: Food Service Industry (PS) Category 2 (2) PSF2 (CW) City Wide Public Space: Food Service Industry (PS) Category 3 (3) PSF3 (CW) Page 4 of 5 Annexure B.1 Informal Trading Schedule No of trading Suburb Name Location Category* bays New Entrants: 6- months tariff concession: City Wide Public Space: Food Service Industry (PS) therafter the (CW) appropriate category applies PSF4 (4) Page 5 of 5.
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