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EPC Exhibit 138-9.1 Draft April 15, 2015 THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Dewey Section To: Jonathan Furner, Chair Decimal Classification Editorial Policy Committee Cc: Members of the Decimal Classification Editorial Policy Committee Karl E. Debus-López, Chief, U.S. Programs, Law, and Literature Division From: Michael Panzer, Editor in Chief Winton E. Matthews, Consulting Assistant Editor Dewey Decimal Classification OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. Re: Republic of South Africa T2—682-687 Relocations From To Topic —68222 —68221 Roodepoort district [—68224] —68223 Nigel district [—68224] —68225 Brakpan district and Springs district —68226 —68221 Randburg district [—68228] —68227 Soshanguve district and Wonderboom district [—68229] —68227 Bronkhorstspruit district and Cullinan district [—68242] —68241 Koster district [—68242] —68243 Potchefstroom district and Ventersdorp district [—68244] —68247 Coligny district, Delareyville district, Ditsobotla district, Lichtenburg district [—68245] —68243 Wolmaransstad district [—68245] —68246 Bloemhof district, Christiana district, Schweizer-Reneke district —68246 —68715 Kudumane (Thlaping Tlaro) district [—68248] —68241 Madikwe district, Mankwe district, Swartruggens district; Pilanesberg National Park [—68248] —68247 Lehurutshe district, Marico district; Marico River [—68251] —68253 Bela-Bela district and Thabazimbi district —68253 —68256 Potgietersrus district; Mogalakwena River —68255 —68256 Thabamoopo district —68259 —68273 Mapulaneng district and Mhala district [—68271] —68273 Nsikazi district, Pelgrimsrus 1 district (Pilgrim's Rest 1 district), Witrivier district (White River district) 1 From To Topic [—68272] —68273 Barberton district and Nkomazi district (Kamhlushwa district) [—68272] —68278 Eerstehoek district [—68274] —68273 Lydenburg district and Pelgrimsrus 2 district (Pilgrim's Rest 2 district) [—68274] —68276 Belfast district and Waterval-Boven district [—68275] —68255 Groblersdal district [—68275] —68276 Kwamhlanga district, Mbibana district, Mdutjana district, Mkobola district, Mortele II district, Moutse district [—68277] —68276 Delmas district [—68277] —68278 Balfour district, Hoëveldrif district (Highveld Ridge district), Kriel district [—68279] —68278 Amersfoort district, Piet Retief district, Standerton district, Volksrust district, Wakkerstroom district —6841 —6848 Dundee district and Glencoe district —6842 —6848 Nqutu district —6843 —6842 Mhlabatini district and Nongoma district —6843 —68443 Lower Umfolozi district and Mtonjaneni district —6844 —6845 Inanda district —6845 —68463 Port Shepstone district, Umbumbulu district, Umzinto district; Oribi Gorge Nature Reserve —6847 —68443 Nkandla district —6847 —68467 Ixopo district, Polela district, Underberg district —6847 —6848 Kranskop district, Msinga district, Umvoti district —6847 —6849 Bergville district, Estcourt district, Kliprivier district, Weenen district —6851 —6852 Frankfort district —6852 —6853 Bothaville district [—6855] —6851 Clocolan district, Excelsior district, Ladybrand district, Marquard district [—6855] —6854 Bothshabelo district and Thaba Nchu district [—6856] —6857 Botshabelo district, Dewetsdorp district, Reddersburg district, Rouxville district, Smithfield district, Wepener district, Zastron district; Caledon River [—6858] —6853 Boshof district [—6858] —6857 Jacobsdal district and Koffiefontein district [—68711] —68713 Hay district and Herbert district [—68711] —68714 Barkly West district, Hartswater district, Kimberley district, Warrenton district; Vaalbos National Park; Harts River [—68711] —68715 Kuruman district [—68711] —68716 Postmasburg district [—68712] —68713 Prieska district 2 From To Topic [—68712] —68716 Gordonia district, Kenhardt district; Augrabies Falls National Park, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park (Kalahari Gemsbok National Park) —68717 —68713 Carnarvon district and Victoria West district [—68719] —68717 Namaqualand district; Ais-Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park (Richtersveld National Park) [—68731] —68732 Clanwilliam district, Vanrhynsdorp district, Vredendal district; Cedarberg [—68734] —68733 Paarl district, Stellenbosch district, Wellington district; Boland [—68734] —68735 Somerset West district and Strand district —68736 —68737 Heidelberg district [—68738] —68737 Calitzdorp district, Ladismith district, Oudtshoorn district, Uniondale district; Little Karoo [—68751] —68753 Hankey district, Humansdorp district, Jansenville district, Joubertina district, Steytlerville district, Willowmore district; Tsitsikamma National Park (Tsitsikamma Forest and Coastal National Park) —68752 —68753 Uitenhage district —68753 —68754 Adelaide district, Bedford district, Fort Beaufort district —68754 —68753 Aberdeen district, Graaff-Reinet district, Pearston district —68754 —68756 Cradock district, Middelburg district; Mountain Zebra National Park —68755 —68754 Cathcart district, Keiskammahoek district, Komga district, Mpofu district, Peddie district, Stutterheim district, Victoria East district; Ciskei —68755 —68756 Hewu district, Molteno district, Ntabethemba district, Queenstown district, Sterkstroom district, Tarka district; Stormberg —68756 —68757 Albert district, Aliwal North district, Lady Grey district, Sterkspruit district (Herschel district), Steynsburg district, Venterstad district —68757 —68756 Indwe district —68758 —68754 Butterworth district, Elliotdale district, Idutywa district, Kentani district, Nqamakwe district, Tsomo district, Willowvale district; Great Kei River —68758 —68756 Cala district, Cofimvaba district, Engcobo district, Lady Frere district —68759 —68467 Umzimkulu district —68759 —68758 Flagstaff district, Lusikisiki district 3 Discontinuations From To Topic —68455 —6845 Durban district, Amanzimtoti, Kingsburgh, Durban-Pinetown industrial area —68475 —6847 Pietermaritzburg district, Albert Falls Game Reserve [—68525] —6852 Sasolburg district [—68535] —6853 Welkom district —687355 —68735 Cape district —687555 —68755 East London district Expansions From To Topic —68227 —682275 Pretoria —6844 —68443 Eshowe district and Mtunzini district —6844 —68447 Lower Tugela district, Mapumulu district, Ndwedwe district; North Coast —6846 —68463 Alfred district —6846 —68467 Mount Currie district; Griqualand East Immediate reuse —68754 Reused after being vacant —6849 Generalities Previously, the provinces of South Africa were divided in districts. The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 changed the administrative levels below the province. Chapter 7 “Local Government” requires municipalities to be established for the whole territory of South Africa, and provides for three categories of municipalities. Some areas are governed by a single "Category A" municipal authority (called metropolitan municipality) and others are governed by a two-level system with a larger "Category C" municipality (called district municipality) that contains multiple "Category B" municipalities (called local municipality). The result of the change is that the following occurred to the area covered by each subdivision of the current development in Table 2 —682-687. 1) The area remained the same – This happened only with —68257 and —68739. 2) The area covered is now larger with additions from other subdivisions. For example, —68227 which now has the areas that were in —68228 and —68229. 4 3) The area covered is now smaller with some of the previously covered area in other subdivisions. For example, part of —68222 is now in —68221. 4) The subdivision is no longer used since all of the previously covered area is now in one or more other subdivisions. For example, all of the area in —68229 is now in —68227. 5) The area now covered is very different with some of the previously covered area now in other subdivisions and with some addition from other subdivisions. For example, part of —68253 is now in —68256, while all of the area in —68251 is now part of —68253. In the rest of the cover letter, "former districts" is used as shorthand for the pre-1996 jurisdictions, and "municipalities" as shorthand for the post-1996 jurisdictions. In addition, "DDC 23" is used as shorthand for the current development in Table 2, in contrast to "proposed development" or "proposed subdivisions." Because there is so much change, the table has been extensively revised. Normally, there would be a comparative table giving both old and new numbers for a substantial list of topics and equivalence tables showing the numbers in the old and new schedules plus topics when the contents of the old number are in more than one new number. In the proposed development, the former districts are not given in the entry (see below for how the development handles the former districts). Because the topics in the tables would be the former districts, we decided not to provided comparative and equivalence tables. Former districts The former districts are not given in the heading or in including or class-here notes. Sometimes the parts of a former district are in more than one municipality. If the majority of the area is in a different subdivision, a 685 history note about what happened to the majority of the area is given. For example, while about one-third of Potgietersrus district remains at —68253, about two-thirds is now at —68256. There are 685 history notes about Potgietersrus district at both —68253 (a relocation note) and —68256 (a formerly note). If the minority of the area is in a different subdivision, a 685 history note about what happened to the minority of the area is not given. For example, about 10% of Vryburg district is
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    Annexure F. List of projects : National and Provincial Departments 1 Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) Quarter 2 2020/2021 (Cumulative: 01 APR 2020 to 30 SEP 2020) List of projects : National and Provincial Departments Government Sector Infrastructure Sector Average Manual Workers Daily Wage: 180.12 Department EC - Education Number of Projects 8 157,633,717 2,861,835 259 Expenditure Budget (including Gross Number Prov (including Professional of Work Programme Project Name Department Name Code District Municipality Name Local Municipality Name Professional Fees) (01 APR Opportunities Fees) 2020 to 30 SEP Created 2020) Provincial Infrastructure (NON-ROADS) Asherville Public School EC - Education EC Sarah Baartman (DC10) Dr Beyers Naude (EC101) 64,821,324 113,261 18 Provincial Infrastructure (NON-ROADS) Dinizulu SSS EC - Education EC Joe Gqabi (DC14) Elundini (EC141) 1,648,246 27,127 6 Provincial Infrastructure (NON-ROADS) Edlelweni PS(ECDC) EC - Education EC Chris Hani (DC13) Enoch Mgijima (EC139) 20,022,252 34,751 6 Provincial Infrastructure Cacadu (DC10) - All or some (NON-ROADS) Lingcom Primary School EC - Education EC Sarah Baartman (DC10) local municipalities 7,663,006 362,332 65 Provincial Infrastructure Nelson Mandela Bay (NON-ROADS) Mfesane SSS EC - Education EC Metropolitan (NMA) Nelson Mandela Bay (NMA) 3,000,000 148,500 14 All metros and districts in EC All local municipalities in EC National Youth Service (NYS) NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE 2020 EC - Education EC province province 4,488,000 1,898,568 117 All metros and districts in EC All local municipalities in EC Municipal Infrastructure Office Shifting EC - Education EC province province 100,800 85,475 7 Provincial Infrastructure King Sabata Dalindyebo (NON-ROADS) Willo Comprehensive School EC - Education EC O.R.Tambo (DC15) (EC157) 55,890,089 191,822 26 Annexure F.