Have your say on Kloof cell tower installation
An application has been made to install a cellphone tower in Ronalds Road in Kloof.
RESIDENTS in the Outer West area have until Tuesday, 29 December to submit their written representations regarding the installation of a 25m tree mast.
An application has been made to the eThekwini Municipality, in terms of the eThekwini Municipality: Planning and Land Use Management By-law 2016 (municipal notice 114 or 2017) for the outer west scheme, for special consent for a 25m tree mast and base telecommunication transceiver station and building line relaxation from 75.m to nil (north-west) and relaxation of the side space from 3m to nil (north-east) on the remainder of the ERF 2188 Kloof, at 27 Ronalds Road, Kloof, on a site zoned as special residential 1800.
A copy of the application and its accompanying documents is available on the eThekwini Municipality’s website:
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Members of the public are invited to lodge a written objection by 29 December: by hand to the Regional Co-ordinator: Outer West Region, Land Use Management Branch, Ground Floor, 22 Delamore Road, Hillcrest, or by email to jenisharamjith@durban.gov.za ad to the applicant at 19a Old Main Road, Gillitts, 3610.
The applicant can be contacted on 031 764 1622 or via email at peter@bso-int.com. The Outer West Regional office can be contacted on 031 311 2763.
Should you fail to lodge or forward objections to both parties by the aforementioned date, your objection will be invalid.
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