Community organisation works to restore key access point

Future City Fourways (FCF) completed a comprehensive clean-up campaign at the Riversands on-ramp onto Winnie Mandela Drive, opposite Steyn City. The initiative was undertaken in partnership with Century Properties, one of the area’s property owners.

The two-day clean-up effort saw FCF’s team of dedicated workers remove all refuse and rubble dumped on the grass adjacent to the sidewalk, cut the grass up to the bridge heading south towards Fourways, and repair a damaged crash barrier. The on-ramp and sidewalk were also thoroughly cleaned, to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for motorists and pedestrians.

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“We are thrilled to have been able to assist with this clean-up campaign, It’s essential that we work together as a community to keep our city looking its best,” said Hans Jooste, the general manager of FCF.

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The Riversands on-ramp is a key access point to Fourways, and FCF’s efforts aim to maintain its cleanliness and safety. The organisation has committed to monthly clean-ups at this location to ensure its continued upkeep.

The Riversands on-ramp clean-up campaign is just the latest in a series of initiatives undertaken by FCF to improve the quality of life for residents and visitors in Fourways. With its commitment to cleanliness, safety, and community engagement, FCF is setting a high standard for urban development.

To get involved you can contact Hans Jooste, the general manager of FCF, at 082 314 1841.

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