Welcome to the Woodstock Improvement District
Energy Efficiency Forum for Commercial Buildings
Green Leasing focus of next Energy Efficiency Forum for Commercial Buildings in Cape Town - 1st August 2011
The W.I.D's Lane Clean Up Operation
The WID's cleaning crew shows what can be accomplished with just a little Elbow Grease
Update on Valuation Objections and Appeals (Monday 13 September 2010)
Update on Valuation Objections and Appeals (Monday 13 September 2010)
City set to tackle ‘problem properties’
The City of Cape Town is determined to deal with rundown buildings and abandoned properties throughout the metropole
Cape Town Green Map launches on World Environment Day
The City of Cape Town, in partnership with Urban Sprout and A&C Maps, is “virtually” launching the web-based Cape Town Green Map on World Environment Day, Friday 05 June 2009.
FAQ on special rating areas (including CIDs)
Some frequently asked questions about the establishment and running of special rating areas (SRA). City Improvement Districts like the WID are one type of SRA
City partners with Dutch government to provide toilets for informal settlement
Cape Town has been selected by the Dutch Government and its associated companies for the testing of a prototype toilet that is easily installed, uses almost no water, and does not have to be connected to a mains water supply or sewerage system. The
City Of Cape Town Waste Review
Welcome to the first eNewsletter for the Project to Improve Waste Management Services in the City of Cape Town's Solid Waste Management Department.
Media briefing on Cape Town’s City Improvement Districts
To address the growth in CIDs (also known as Special Rating Areas), the City of Cape Town has proposed amendments of its CID by-law to align it with the Municipal Property Rates Act and the Municipal Finance Management Act.
City plans R786 million upgrade of water infrastructure
The City of Cape Town proposes to spend R786 million in the next financial year to upgrade the city’s water and sanitation infrastructure.
City prepares for next general valuation of all properties
The City of Cape Town is preparing for the next general valuation of all properties in the metropolitan area. The proposed date of the new valuation is 01 July 2009. This means that the valuation must reflect the market value of properties as at that date.
