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Supplementary Valuation Roll for Theewaterskloof Municipality 2019/2020 Financial Year Prepared by Siyakhula Property Valuers SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION ROLL FOR THEEWATERSKLOOF MUNICIPALITY 2019/2020 FINANCIAL YEAR (In terms of Section 48 of the Local Government: Municipal Property Rates Act, No 6 of 2004) CURRENT ERF PTN UNIT TOWN EXTENT (m²) Owner ADDRESS MARKET VALUE REMARKS REVALUED ITO SEC: CATEGORY January Bennett Malcolm, January Cheryl 1009 0 n/a Botrivier 595 46 Main Road R 230 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) Jennifer 1222 0 n/a Botrivier 595 Ion Alastair Todd 20 8th Avenue R 375 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) There is a large house on the property, only 1231 0 n/a Botrivier 595 Lenay Golden 31 7th Avenue R 850 000 Art 8(2)(a) Art 78(1)(d) valued at R92 000 - revalue. Valued as vacant - there 1328 0 n/a Botrivier 595 Brian Elred van Renen 09 5th Avenue R 750 000 Art 8(2)(a) is a house on the Art 78(1)(d) property 1330 0 n/a Botrivier 595 R H I & M I Lamohr 5 5th Avenue R 580 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 1376 0 n/a Botrivier 595 Ronika Chamier 19 4th Avenue R 680 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 1391 0 n/a Botrivier 595 G J & M Solomons 12 4th Avenue R 410 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) Internal enquiry. Relatively small house on the property, revise 1465 0 n/a Botrivier 771 Frances Yolanda Isaacs 60 3rd Avenue R 800 000 Art 8(2)(a) valuation, maybe Art 78(1)(h) mistake made when calculating the valuation? 1485 0 n/a Botrivier 595 NJ Greeff 45 2nd Avenue R 750 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 1516 0 n/a Botrivier 1207 M Haigh 9 1st Avenue R 840 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 1532 0 n/a Botrivier 594 A Field 50 2nd Avenue R 580 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 1560 0 n/a Botrivier 595 J Knoetze 22 1st Avenue R 550 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 1593 0 n/a Botrivier 595 ML Leonard 12 Hawthorne Street R 450 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 1778 0 n/a Botrivier 447 G & E Botes Heide Street R 600 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) C/O Plantation & St Subdivisional Parent of 1904 0 n/a Botrivier 5244 Mun Theewaterskloof R 220 248 Art 8(2)(f) Art 78(1)(c) Peters Roads erven 2616 & 3311 Consolidated to Erf 2436 0 n/a Botrivier 338 Y A & S J Peterse Inca Gold Avenue R 0 N/A Art 78(1)(c) 3337 2437 0 n/a Botrivier 325 Shaik Ripon Succesion One Avenue R 0 N/A Consolidated to 3337 Art 78(1)(c) Land used for public 2568 0 n/a Botrivier 3026 Theewaterskloof Municipality (Lucky Point) Plantation Road R 3 305 000 Art 8(2)(f) Art 78(1)(d) service purpose C/O Plantation & Hibiscus Subdivision from erf 2616 0 n/a Botrivier 1084 Mun Theewaterskloof R 596 714 Art 8(2)(f) Art 78(1)(c) Streets 1904 C/O Sycamore & Hibiscus Subdivision from erf 3311 0 n/a Botrivier 7277 Mun Theewaterskloof R 308 730 Art 8(2)(f) Art 78(1)(c) Streets 1904 C/O Mandela Drive & Consolidation of erven 3337 0 n/a Botrivier 663 Shaik Ripon R 240 000 Art 8(2)(a) Art 78(1)(c) Waterkant Street 2436 & 2437 Subdivisional Parent of 1 0 1 Caledon 12210562 Mun Theewaterskloof Meentgrood R 11 635 500 Art 8(2)(f) Art 78(1)(c) erf 4695 Page 1 TWK_SV01 Prepared by Siyakhula Property Valuers 82 0 n/a Caledon 994 Hendricks Megan Edith 21 Kuil Street R 500 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 229 0 n/a Caledon 1274 J H Du Buisson 15 Sauer Street R 1 150 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 328 0 n/a Caledon 528 D S R Nel 50 Joubert Street R 870 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 365 0 n/a Caledon 534 J van der Westhuizen 32 De Possel Street R 750 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 461 0 n/a Caledon 501 S H E F Eiendomme BK 9 Trinity Street R 1 130 000 Art 8(2)(c) Business Property Art 78(1)(d) Property omitted from GV implemented in 480 0 n/a Caledon 582 Rafger Belleggings CC 34 Prince Alfred Road R 3 989 000 Art 8(2)(c) Art 78(1)(a) 2018, was previously valued. 538 0 n/a Caledon 442 Tresso Trading 13 Plein Street R 3 150 000 Art 8(2)(c) Business Property Art 78(1)(d) House was extensively 588 0 n/a Caledon 2119 Ghost Worldwide Security Pty Ltd 12 Kerk Str R 278 000 Art 8(2)(a) renovated. Property Art 78(1)(e) needs to be re-valued 633 0 n/a Caledon 595 M Coetzee 17 Meul Street R 750 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 676 0 n/a Caledon 3866 Janine Lourens Trust 48 Meul Street R 1 780 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 1161 0 n/a Caledon 1231 M S & B Fourie 43 Protea Street R 1 250 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 1206 0 n/a Caledon 1435 Overberg Enjin Sentrum (Pty) Ltd 4 Cemetry Road R 1 345 500 Art 8(2)(c) Business Property Art 78(1)(d) 1529 0 n/a Caledon 1125 Pazonex Pty Ltd 11 College Road R 1 480 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(f) 1561 0 n/a Caledon 290 E J & K Johnson 1 3rd Avenue R 500 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 1735 0 n/a Caledon 428 Mev. M Markus 11 7th Avenue R 300 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 2215 0 n/a Caledon 216 W J Steyn 20 Station Road R 1 150 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 2240 0 n/a Caledon 596 C & N Temmers 38 Main Road R 620 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 2390 0 n/a Caledon 274 H & D B Oliver 34 Shaws Avenue R 800 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 2414 0 n/a Caledon 274 F J & C M Wentzel 27 Akker Street R 470 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 2420 0 n/a Caledon 264 Coalition Trading 117 cc 13 Akker Street R 500 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 2427 0 n/a Caledon 300 Theophyllis Transport (Pty) Ltd 37 Shaws Street R 500 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 2456 0 n/a Caledon 218 BE & N Allie 68 4th Avenue R 500 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) Property is on the roll as Daniane Lamare Keeth & Melanie van 2464 0 n/a Caledon 175 59 4th Avenue R 400 000 Art 8(2)(a) vacant vacant, but there is a Art 78(1)(d) Eden house on the property. 3110 0 n/a Caledon 188 S Sauls & L Gardiner 27 Kwartel Street R 390 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 3188 0 n/a Caledon 171 J J Prins 45 Kwartel Street R 480 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 3194 0 n/a Caledon 230 M S Mokotwana 48 Arend Street R 450 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 3232 0 n/a Caledon 162 P J & J Samuels 14 Kwartel Street R 360 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 3233 0 n/a Caledon 162 C J M Sebonka & M Murtz 16 Kwartel Street R 310 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 3552 0 n/a Caledon P A Badenhorst 5 Chavonnes Road R 3 800 000 Art 8(2)(c) Business Property Art 78(1)(d) 3574 0 n/a Caledon 13310 Caledon Mall (Pty) Ltd 22 Hope Street R 46 926 642 Art 8(2)(c) Business Property Art 78(1)(d) 3879 0 n/a Caledon 512 C Pheiffer 13 Melkhout Crescent R 1 150 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) 3880 0 n/a Caledon 445 CB Solomons (Pty) Ltd 15 Melkhout Street R 1 150 000 Art 8(2)(a) Residential Property Art 78(1)(d) See all subdivisions 3890 0 n/a Caledon 2.5769ha Theewaterskloof Municipality Site Siviva R 644 225 Art 8(2)(f) Art 78(1)(c) from 3890 on this sheet. Page 2 TWK_SV01 Prepared by Siyakhula Property Valuers Land used for public 3890 0 n/a Caledon 25769 Mun Theewaterskloof Site Siviva R 500 000 Art 8(2)(a) Art 78(1)(c) service purpose Afrikaanse Christelike Vrouevereniging- 3891 0 n/a Caledon 2205 11 Hoop St R 1 542 000 Art 8(2)(h) Property not valued.
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