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7CHAPTER Social Services — Older persons rs Arendse of Napier is seventy-five years old. She Mlives with her daughter. She often feels lonely and neglected. Until she saw an advertisement in the paper for the Emmanuelle Service Centre that provides support and medical services to senior citizens. Now she goes to the centre three times a week, where she can consult the doctor and get her medicine. She also takes part in the exercise sessions and goes on outings. Social Services — Older Persons 49 9. Le Roux Home, 38 Barry Street, Robertson, WESTERN CAPE 6705 Tel: (023) 626 3163 Boland District Fax: (023) 626 3164 Paarl Welfare Organisation for the Aged E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Ms A Conradie 24 Bohemia Street, Nederburg, , 7646 Paarl 10. Lingelihle Home, 293 Building Avenue, Zolani, PO Box 1022, Nederburg, Paarl, 7646 Ashton, PO Box 139, Ashton, 6715 Tel: (021) 862 2230 Tel: (023) 615 2015 Fax: (021) 862 6376 Fax: (023) 615 1563 Contact: Mrs H Krieling Contact: Mr C Gcwabe or Sister RR Jantjies Non-governmental Welfare Organisation: This 11. Mosterthoek Tehuis, 37 Eeufees Street, Wolseley, organisation cares for the aged. 6830 (Area served: Paarl) Tel: (023) 231 0282 Fax: (023) 231 0659 Department of Social Services and Contact: Mev N Viljoen Poverty Alleviation — Old Aged Homes 12. Nuwerus, 85 Russel Street, Worcester, 1. Andries Hamman Old Aged Home, 10 Baring PO Box 473, Worcester, 6849 Street, Worcester, 6850 Tel: (023) 342 2434 Tel: (023) 347 1558 Fax: (023) 347 3205 Fax: (023) 347 1558 Contact: Mrs A Coetzee Contact: Mr JM van Staden 13. Rushof Home, 24 Bauhenia Street, Huguenot, 2. Fleur de Lis, 27 Dirkie Uys Street, Franschhoek, Paarl, 7627 PO Box 216, Franschhoek, 7690 Tel: (021) 862 2230 Tel: (021) 876 2411 Fax: (021) 862 6376 Fax: (021) 876 2411 Contact: Ms TA Benjamin E-mail: [email protected] 14. Silverkruin, Fontein Street, Wellington, 7655 Contact: Mrs T van Tonder Tel: (021) 873 1040 3. Geluksoord, 10 Tarentaal Road, Stellenbosch, Fax: (021) 873 5874 7600 Contact: Mrs C Berg Tel: (021 887 3124 15. Uitvlucht, Piet Retief Street, Montagu Fax: (021) 883 8408 PO Box 14, Montagu, 6720 Contact: Dr ME Retief Tel: (023) 614 1480 4. Herfvreugde, Van Zyl Street, Bonnievale, PO Fax: (023) 614 1323 Box 115, Bonnievale, 6730 E-mail: [email protected] Tel: (023) 616 2170 Contact: Mrs C du Preez Fax: (023) 616 2336 16. Utopia Home, Dorp Street, Stellenbosch, 7600 E-mail: [email protected] Tel: (021) 887 6884 Contact: Mr A Mostert Contact: Ms A Viljoen 5. Disa House, Van der Stel Street, Tulbagh, 6820 17. Vergenoegd, 188 Main Street, Paarl Tel: (021) 230 0245 PO Box 55, Paarl, 7622 Fax: (023) 230 0408 Tel: (021) 872 5516 Contact: Mrs A Smuts or Ms H van der Merwe Fax: (021) 872 5834 6. Ebenaeser Home, corner Valentine and Pool Contact: Ms CM Rens or Ms L Corbertt Streets, Cloetesville, Stellenbosch, PO Box 2133, 18. Maudie Kriel Home, Van Riebeeck Street, Ceres, Dennesig, 7601 6835 Tel: (021 889 7158 Tel: (023) 312 1950 Fax: (021) 889 6701 Fax: (023) 312 1175 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Ms C Jonker or Ms B Siebrits Contact: Mr DC October 19. Mimosa, Mimosa Street, De Doorns, 6875 7. Lafras Moolman Home, 28 Brand Street, Tel: (023) 356 2345 Rawsonville, PO Box 150, Rawsonville, 6845 Fax: (023) 356 3412 Tel: ( 023) 349 1190 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (023) 349 1191 Contact: Dr J van der Merwe or Ms JC Du Toit E-mail: [email protected] 20. Rusoord Home, 4 Devine Street, Paarl, 7674 Contact: Ms CH Visser or Mr CJ Meiring Tel: (021) 872 1982 8. PJ Du Plessis Strauss Home, 36 Lyle Street, Fax: (021) 872 3577 Ceres, PO Box 194, Ceres, 6835 Contact: Ms SH Marais or Ms AM Geldenhys Tel: (023) 312 2308 21. AGS Touws River, 13 Maitland Street, Touws Fax: (023) 316 1373 River, PO Box 104, Touws River, 6880 Contact: Mr D Boer or Ms AH Balie Tel: (023) 358 1581 Fax: (023) 358 1581 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mrs G de Jager 50 CHAPTER 7 Social Services — Older Persons 51 22. Brevis, 137 Tulbach Street, Worcester 5. JJ Watson Home, Corner of Cradock and Fichat PO Box 231, Worcester, 6849 Streets, George, 6530 Tel: (023) 347 2745 Tel: (044) 874 3039 Fax: (023) 374 3665 Fax: (044) 884 0910 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mrs A Strydom Contact: Mr O Stander Provincial programme — old aged home: These 6. Izak van Tonder Home: 38 Queen Street, organisations are funded by the department and offer Ladismith, 6655 care to the elderly. This includes old age homes for PO Box 150, Ladismith, 6655 permanent residents, day visitor programmes, frail Tel: (028) 551 1075 care units, flats for the aged etc. Fax: (028) 551 1066 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr P Meiring 7. Droom, corner Barry and Warden Streets, Eden District Riversdale, PO Box 270, Riversdale, 6670 Afrikaanse Christelike Vrouevereniging Tel: (028) 713 2526 (ACVV) Calitzdorp Fax: (028) 713 2526 27 Andries Pretorius Street, Calitzdorp, 6660 8. Albertinia Versorginsgsdienste, 2 School Street, PO Box 116, Calitzdorp, 6660 Albertina, Tel (044) 213 3405 PO Box 197, Albertina, 6695 Fax: (044) 213 3405 Tel: (028) 735 1214 Contact: Mrs H de Kock Fax: (028) 735 1238 Provincial programme — old aged home: This E-mail: [email protected] organisation offers care to the elderly. Contact: Ms A Roux 9. Loerie Court, Graham Street, Knysna, Rosemore Home for the Aged PO Box 400, Knysna, 6570 Attakwa Street, Rosemore, George, 6529 Tel: (044) 382 2721 Tel: (044) 871 1342 Fax: (044) 382 2505 Fax: (044) 871 2351 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Miss M Jacobs Contact: Ms R Snyman Provincial program — old aged home: This is a 10. Ons Huis, 114 Montagu Street, Mossel Bay, big home that provides accommodation for about 98 PO Box 21, Mossel Bay, 6500 people. It provides the residents with care as well as Tel: (044) 691 2259 occupational therapy. Fax: (044) 691 1438 (Area served: George, Western Cape) Contact: Ms M van der Merwe or Ms N van der Walt Department of Social Services and 11. Stilbaai Home, Perlemoen Avenue, Stilbaai, 6674 Tel: (028) 754 1560 Poverty Alleviation — old age homes Fax: (028) 754 2078 1. Benevolent Park, Roselind Avenue, Extension 6, E-mail: [email protected] Mossel Bay Contact: Dr CJ Swanepoel or Ms L Du Plessis PO Box 2043, Mossel Bay, 6500 12. Tuiniqa, 13 Church Street, PO Box 1582, Tel: (044) 691 2481 George, 6530 Fax: (044) 691 2664 Tel: (044) 874 5760 Contact: Mrs H Nel Fax: (044) 873 2793 2. Coronation Memorial Frail Care for the Aged, Contact: Mrs CA Goosen 24 Impala Road, Bridgton, Oudtshoorn, 6620 13. Vermont Old Age Home, Gladstone Street, Tel: (044) 272 2702 Hornlee, PO Box 1514, Hornlee, 6583 Fax: (044) 272 2873 Tel: (044) 385 0593 Contact: Mrs Y van Zyl Fax: (044) 385 1616 3. Hartenbos Old Age Care, Graaf-Reinet Street, E-mail: [email protected] Hartenbos Contact: Sister A Levendal PO Box 953, Hartenbos, 6520 14. Vygieshof Home for the Aged, 16 Andries Tel: (044) 695 2386 Pretorius Street, Calitzdorp, PO Box 76, Fax: (044) 695 1905 Calitzdorp, 6660 E-mail: [email protected] Tel: (044) 213 3745 Contact: Mr W Jurie Fax: (044) 213 3490 4. Helen Bellingdon Court, 2 Brown Street, E-mail: [email protected] Oudtshoorn, PO Box 1109, Oudtshoorn, 6620 Contact: Dr P Ruscehnbaum or Tel: (044) 279 2646 Ms MM Engelbrecht Fax: (044) 272 5300 Contact: Sister Fourie 50 CHAPTER 7 Social Services — Older Persons 51 15. Zenobia du Toit Home, 31 Fourie Street, Liefdesnessie Heidelberg, PO Box 280, Heidelberg, 6665 Lang Street, Bredasdorp, 7280 Tel: (028) 722 1440 PO Box 154, Bredasdorp, 7280 Fax: (028) 722 1834 Tel: (028) 424 2304 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (028) 425 1223 Contact: Mrs A Dreyer Contact: Mrs J Linnert 16. Onse Rus, 122 High Street, Mossel Bay, Provincial programme — old age home: This PO Box 21, Mossel Bay, 6500 organisation offers services to elderly people who Tel: (044) 691 1039, (044) 691 2259 are transported to and from the home on a daily Fax: (044) 691 1438 basis. These services include religious services, daily Contact: Ms N van der Walt or provision of meals, physical exercises, medical services Ms M van der Merwe at the clinic and library services. It offers “satellite” Provincial programme — old age homes: These services to the elderly through which they can receive organisations are funded by the department and offer meals or government grants in outlying areas. care to the elderly. This includes old age homes for (Area served: Bredasdorp, Arniston, Struisbaai, Elim) permanent residents, day visitor programmes, frail care units, flats for the aged etc. Department of Social Services and Poverty Alleviation 1. AA Tomlinsons, 16 Van Oudtshoorn Road, Overberg District Swellendam, 6740 Afrikaanse Christelike Vrouevereniging Tel: (028) 514 1192 (ACVV) Fax: (028) 514 1059 PO Box 257, Bredasdorp, 7280 E-mail: [email protected] Tel: (028) 424 7450 Contact: Mr AM van As Contact: Mrs Els 2. Groenland, 10 Voortrekker Street, Grabouw, Provincial programme — old aged home: PO Box 363, Grabouw, 7160 This organisation offers care to the elderly. This Tel: (021) 859 4209 includes services for permanent residents, day visitor Fax: (021) 859 4209 programmes and frail care. Contact: Chairman or Sr MH McCann (Area served: Bredasdorp, Napier, Struisbaai) 3.
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    MINUTES OF A MUNICIPAL PLANNING TRIBUNAL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER 2018 AT 14:00 IN THE COMMITTEE ROOM: CORPORATE SERVICES PRESENT Internal members: Director: Corporate Services, Ms M S Terblanche (acting chairperson) Director: Protection Services, Mr P A C Humphreys External members: Mr C Rabie Mr W Steyn Other officials: Sr Manager: Building Environment, Mr A M Zaayman (advisor) Manager: Secretariat and Records, Ms N Brand (secretariat) Director: Development Services, Mr J T Steenkamp Town and Regional Planner and GIS Administrator, Mr H Olivier Town and Regional Planner, Ms A de Jager 1. OPENING The chairperson opened the meeting and welcomed all members. 2. APOLOGY An apology was received from the Municipal Manager, Mr J J Scholtz. 3. DECLARATION OF INTEREST RESOLVED that cognisance is taken that no declaration of interest was received. 4. MINUTES 4.1 MINUTES OF A MUNICIPAL PLANNING TRIBUNAL MEETING HELD ON 18 JULY 2018 RESOLVED That the minutes of a Municipal Planning Tribunal Meeting held on 18 July 2018 are approved and signed by the chairperson. 5. MATTERS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES OF 18 JULY 2018 None 6. MATTERS FOR CONSIDERATION 6.1 PROPOSED CONSENT USE OF ERF 3795, MOORREESBURG (15/3/10-9) (WARD 1) Ms A de Jager, as author, tabled the item on request of the chairperson. Ms de Jager mentioned that during a site inspection it was observed that the owner satisfy all the requirements of a house shop. The proposed application is for consent to operate a house shop (±13 m² in extent) from the property. Ms de Jager/… -1- 6.1/… Ms de Jager, in response to Mr Humphreys, mentioned that the initial application in 2017 was for a house tavern but the application was not accepted for consideration as the property is not situated adjacent to an activity street and the proposal was thus in contradiction with the Swartland Spatial Development Framework.