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Notice: Cape Recife Nature Reserve Access Changes
The Cape Recife Nature Reserve will be closed to vehicular access on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th of December 2020.
The Cape Recife Nature Reserve will be closed to vehicular access on Friday 1st of January and Saturday 2nd of January 2021.
Existing signage and Municipal By-Laws apply at all times.
Issued by the Environmental Management Sub-Directorate
PLANNED WATER SHUTDOWN IN WELLS ESTATE, BEVERLEY GROVE AND FRAMESBY TO CONDUCT MAINTANANCE WORK THIS WEEK
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality will carry out water infrastructure maintenance work this week. This work will result in water shutdown in Wells Estate, Beverley Grove and Framesby.
Residents are advised that water supply will be temporarily shut off on Tuesday, 1
December 2020 between 09:00 and 14:00 in Wells Estate, between 09:00 and 14:00 on Wednesday, 2 December 2020 in Beverley Grove and between 09:00 and 14:00 on Thursday 2020 in Framesby.
The maintenance work will be conducted in these areas to ensure the City reduces water losses with routine maintenance on bulk water infrastructure. This is part of the City’s efforts to reduce the probability of unforeseen water disruptions due to lack of maintenance.
The infrastructure maintenance work is also vital to preserve the lifespan of the City's water infrastructure.
The City has chosen to conduct the work between 09:00 and 14:00 to ensure that few consumers will be inconvenienced.
The City would like to apologise for the inconvenience caused.
Issued by the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Communications Office.
LAND DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS:
Please be advised that no public participation processes for land development applications (rezoning, departures etc) will take place between 13 November 2020 to 08 January 2021. This is in relation to the placing of advertisements in the print media. The recess is in partial fulfillment of the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act, 2000 (PAJA) and the Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (MSA) as far as they related to fair and just administrative action. The period of recess is anticipated to be busy for effective public participation due to the fact that the public will be busy preparing for the festive season.
As from Monday 16/11/2020 only the following Customer Care Centres will be open to the public, until further notice, due to the rotation of staff:
SUSPENSION OF E-NEWSPAPER AND E-MAGAZINE SERVICES
The NMBM Library services regret to inform its NMBM community that its e-newspaper and e-magazine service is suspended with immediate effect until further notice due to technical and administrative challenges. The Library service is doing its best to restore normal services. We are hoping to have resolved our challenges within a month.
However, our users may still access the e-book and audiobook service (Overdrive) by going through the municipal website or via downloading the Libby app.
To register for e-books and audiobooks send an email tolibraryadmin@mandelametro.gov.za
We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Deputy Director – NMBM Libraries
Mrs. Bongiwe Chigumbu
BURST AT GROENDAL MAIN PIPELINE COULD AFFECT WATER SUPPLY IN PARTS OF THE CITY
The City wishes to inform residents that the main supply pipeline, from Groendal dam to the treatment works in Uitenhage burst during the early hours of this morning.
Reservoir levels are currently low and water is being diverted from other sources. There is, however, a strong possibility that areas will be affected by this afternoon.
Teams are on site and the repair is expected to be completed by this evening. Water tankers have also been placed on standby.
Areas which could be affected include:
1. Rosedale
2.Kabah
3.Langa
4.Mountain View
5.Thomas Gamble
6.Alanridge West
7.Gerald Smith
8.Jubilee Park
9.Riverside Industrial area
10.Kruisriver
11.Cape Road Industrial area
12.Uitenhage CBD
13.De Mist
14.Dr Braun
15.Alexander Park Industrial area
16.NMB Logistics Park
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Rosedale sub will be switched off from 09H00 to 14H00 for repairs to vandalised equipment affecting Rosedale, surrounds.
TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF BURCHEL DEPOT DUE TO COVID -19 INCIDENTS
18 November 2020
The City's Water Division distribution depot has COVID - 19 incidents. Management has decided to temporarily close off the depot for decontamination.
A skeleton team will be put in place for continuity in dealing with leaks and burst pipes. Only major bursts and leaks will be attended to.
We humbly ask that residents bare with us as this will affect service delivery.
Issued by the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Communications Office.
WeatherSA - 17 - 19 November
We can expect some nice rainfall over the province over the next 3 days with a total of around 20 mm expected over the NMBM and its main catchment.
Along the Garden route, that figure could be between 40 and 60 mm
The north eastern parts of the province (former Transkei) could see figures exceeding 70 mm caused by thundershower activity
This is not a drought-breaking rainfall event so the public must continue to use water sparingly
PLANNED WATER SHUTDOWN IN WARBLER ON TUESDAY TO REDUCE WATER LOSSES
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality would like to advise residents in Warbler that water supply will be shutdown on Tuesday, 17 November 2020 for four hours to allow maintenance work to take place.
The shutdown will be effective from 9am to 1pm within the Warbler area to perform maintenance work on the pressure reducing valve supplying Warbler.
This is to ensure the City reduces water losses with routine maintenance on bulk water infrastructure done to reduce the probability of unforeseen water disruptions as a result of lack of maintenance.
We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your cooperation and understanding.