Stakeholder meeting held at Kelvin Estate
The proposed residential development on current public open spaces was discussed.
KELVIN Estate Home Owners Association and ward 17 councillor, Tracey Butler, hosted a stakeholders meeting at Kelvin Estate Clubhouse Hall on November 11.
The proposed residential development on current public open spaces at Kelvin Estate, Spartan ext, was discussed.
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Many residents of Kelvin Estate raised questions of concern regarding the tribunal that was set up without anyone’s knowledge.
“The meeting was to make the residents and community aware of the problem we have with the development of low cost housing in the buffer zone between the power station and Kelvin Estate. The proper documentation is not at hand and we will not allow them to develop here,” explained Kelvin Home Owners Association chairman, Mark Jansen van Rensburg.
“This is not only a health risk but a safety risk as well, and the safety of the residents needs to be taken in account,” said Butler.
A petition was also sent out to help the case of the development being stopped.
If you require more information, call Mark on 082-396-8881.
