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aero event - 17 sep ( 13 Files )
This folders contains all documents as distributed at the 17 September 2012 RSDF & Aerotropolis Event held at Emperors Palace.
Included is the Spatial Development Framework for Region A (presentation); the Aerotropolis Planning & Land Use Guidance (presentation) and presented by Dr Marinda Schoonraad; the Ekurhuleni Aerotropolis Strategic Road Map (Prof Johan Kasarda) and the ten posters displayed at the event.
Comment on the documents can be sent to marinda@metroplan.net by Friday 28 September 2012
Credit ratings by Moodys ( 3 Files )
Moody's has a long history in South Africa, assigning a sovereign rating to the Republic of South African in 1994, and has since been closely involved in the development of the South African capital market. In 2001 Moody’s introduced a South African National Scale Rating system and established a presence in the country in 2003. Today, we rate many South African corporate, financial institution, structured, sovereign and sub-sovereign issuers. Our locally based analysts cover a variety of industries namely resources, telecommunications, retail, manufacturing, transportation, project finance, power & utilities, municipalities and structured finance.
Aerotropolis ( 15 Files )
WHAT IS AN AEROTROPOLIS?
Definition – an aerotropolis is a type of urban form comprising aviation intense business and related enterprises. It is similar in form and function to a traditional metropolis, where there is a central city core and its commuter-linked suburbs. An aerotropolis has an airport city as its core and is surrounded by clusters of aviation related enterprise.
Landfill Annual Report ( 2 Files )
At present, the EMM has five regional disposal facilities under its jurisdiction, and looking to develop a new facility in the north. The existing facilities are:
- Simmer & Jack in Germiston
- Rooikraal in Boksburg
- Platkop near Heidelberg
- Weltevreden in Brakpan
- Rietfontein in Springs
The Kempton Park and Edenvale Customer Care Centres are presently disposing at the Chloorkop waste disposal site, which is a privately owned site. Limited airspace is available until 30 June 2012.
EMM History ( 3 Files )
Load shedding schedules ( 9 Files )
What is Load Shedding?
When there is insufficient power station capacity to supply the demand (load) from all the customers, the electricity system could become unstable, possibly resulting in a national black-out. To avoid this, Eskom can either increase supply or reduce demand.
To increase supply, Eskom will run its power stations at maximum available capacity. In addition to the coal and nuclear plant, hydro and open cycle gas turbine stations are used at peak times when demand is high.
To reduce demand, Eskom will first call on customer contracts that allow for supply to be reduced or interrupted for specific periods and durations. If this is not enough, Eskom is forced to cut supply to all other customers. This could be done through either Scheduled or Emergency Load Shedding.
During Scheduled load shedding parts of the network are switched off according to a predetermined schedule, with the impact spread equitably over the customer base. Shedding is predictable and allows for customers to plan accordingly.
In exceptional circumstances additional Emergency load shedding could be required. Control Centres will shed load using emergency switching in order to protect the network. This will be less predictable and all customers can expect to be affected at any time.
Event publications ( 4 Files )
As a leading local municipality in South Africa, Ekurhuleni's events is also paving the way in delivering high quality, summits, conferences, workshops and executive forums to the local and international sectors.
Business Guides ( 4 Files )
These brochures have been produced as part of a series of 'How to' brochures in an effort to guide people wishing to establish their own businesses.These documents are to be used as guides only. Information may be dated.To view PDF files you must have Adobe Reader installed on your computer. Get Adobe Reader Now. Having problems viewing PDF files on this website? Please ensure you have the latest version of Adobe Reader installed.
Minutes ( 8 Files )
| Council Agendas |
Agenda for the Council Meeting is available online to download on the Monday preceding the meeting in PDF format. Please note that the Council meeting agendas placed on the website do not contain any items or schedules, but only an index of the items. |
| Council Minutes |
The minutes of the most recent Council meeting are available onlineto download. Council Minutes for meetings held earlier are available by selecting the link. Please note that the Council minutes files do not contain any schedules. |
Guide booklets ( 4 Files )
Counil Bond Agreement ( 5 Files )
Under this Domestic Medium Term Note Programme (the “Programme”), the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality (the “Issuer” or “EMM”) may from time to time issue notes (the “Notes”) denominated in South African Rand subject to the terms and conditions (the “Terms and Conditions”) described in this Programme Memorandum. Any other terms and conditions not contained in the Terms and Conditions which are applicable to any Notes will be set forth in a pricing supplement (the “Applicable Pricing Supplement”) issued in relation to such Notes.
devGuide ( 2 Files )
This development guide is intended for use by all role players involved in property development in Ekurhuleni, including the public and private sector.
The information in this guide will change over time, thus relevant sections will be updated as required. Updates will be distributed via the Development Forum and via the offices of the City Development Department. In this regard, please note that each page is dated. You are kindly requested to forward any proposals for the improvement of this guide to development@ekurhuleni.gov.zaTo view PDF files you must have Adobe Reader installed on your computer. Get Adobe Reader Now. Having problems viewing PDF files on this website? Please ensure you have the latest version of Adobe Reader installed.
Mayoral Speeches ( 11 Files )
Council meeting is held every month with the exception of December when Council is in recess.
At the beginning of this meeting, the Councillors, as well as community, the media and all stakeholders are addressed by the Mayor. This address normally includes issues that might have arisen over the past month, as well as items included in the Council agenda that will be discussed after the speech.
This meeting is open to all members of the public.
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Performance agreements ( 26 Files )
These are the only contacts available for public viewing:
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According to section 57, a person to be appointed as the municipal manager of a municipality and a person to be appointed as a manager directly accountable to the municipal manager, may be appointed to that position only in terms of a written employment contract with the municipality complying with the provisions of this section and subject to a separate performance agreement concluded annually.
A municipality may extend the application of the employment contract and/or performance agreement for a municipal manager to any manager directly accountable to the municipal manager according to the agreement between the parties |
Financial Reports ( 123 Files )
| What are these reports? |
In terms of legislation, as well as good governance, it is very important for the organization to produce and publish certain reports. These report are crucial for all stakeholders in understanding the inner workings and performance of Ekurhuleni. These documents consist of an Annual Report, which coincides with the financial year of the organization (July – June), and is produced annually. The document gives an overview of all activities of the Council, and how funds were used within the community. The Mid Term Report, is a document that is produced halfway through the political term (local elections are held every 5 years), and reports on the achievements of the Politicians, elect, for the first half of office. The full term Report is similar to the Mid Term Report, except that this report reviews the full 5 year achievements of the Political office. The Budget report is made public every year , and is accompanied by critical and compulsory interaction with the community and all stakeholders before finalized. The budget document is also made available in a summarized version that is easier to understand, and explains how it would affect the averaged person’s pocket. |
Downloadable forms ( 48 Files )
Policies ( 1 Files )
A written statement that communicates management's intent, objectives, requirements, responsibilities, and standards.
Strategic documents ( 8 Files )
All strategic documents are used for the effective running of the Organisation. These documents include the medium and long term goals for The Organisation, laws that govern us, as well as y long term arrangements that the organisation might have with financial institutions, as well as service level agreements that are in place with third party supplier such as Rand Water.
PAIA manuals ( 5 Files )
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Refuse Calendars ( 19 Files )
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The new calendar has been redesigned in-house and now features a whole year of recycling collection dates. It is now more "Fridge magnet" friendly.
Tariffs ( 25 Files )
The various tariffs for municipal services passed by the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality are listed in the Tariffs Register. Tariffs are only amended and / or updated once approved by Council and promulgated in terms of the relevant legislation. The Tariffs Register has been compiled by the department Corporate Legal Services.
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Bylaws ( 36 Files )
Ekurhuleni is a great place to live in and the Municipality is working hard to make it even better. To see to it that all Ekurhuleni residents continue enjoying their freedom in this City, the Municipality has certain rules on how to do things. These rules are called By-Laws and Policies.
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| What is a By-law? |
A By-law is a set of rules or legislation passed by the council of a municipality to regulate matters it is authorised to administer within its area of jurisdiction. A municipality derives the powers to pass a by-law from the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, which gives certain specified powers and competencies to local government. |
| Who is responsible for Enforcing Ekurhuleni By-laws and Policies? |
The various departments where By-laws regulating matters within their field of responsibility have been passed are responsible for the enforcing of the by-laws and policies in conjunction with the Department of Community Safety in terms of delegated authority from the Council. |
| Why do we have municipal By-laws? |
In terms of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa a municipality has exclusive municipal executive and legislative authority in its area of jurisdiction to inter alia pass and administer By-laws for the effective administration of matters that it has the right to administer and for its own internal proceedings and arrangements. All the By-laws applicable in the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality are listed in a register called the Municipal Code. |
| Process in passing or amending a By-law |
The By-Laws adopted since 6 December 2000 by the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality as well as some of the By-Laws of the disestablished Municipalities in place prior to 6 December 2000 which are still in force, are listed in the Municipal Code. The jurisdiction of each By-Law is indicated next to its listing in the Municipal Code. The By-Laws contained in the Municipal Code, are only amended and/ or updated once passed by Council and promulgated in terms of Sections 11, 12 and 13 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, read with Section 7 of the Rationalisation of Local Government Affairs Act. |
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The Municipal Code has been compiled and is updated by the department Corporate and Legal Services.
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